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Issue date: Friday, November 3, 1944
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Daily Huronite and Plainsman, The (Newspaper) - November 3, 1944, Huron, South Dakota 58 YEARS of Service to CENTRAL SOUTH DAKOTA THE DAILY HURONITE AND PLAINSMAN Weather SOUTH DAKOTA: Snow flur- ries, continued cold. HURON: Continued cold today and tonight. Minimum tonight 15- 25 degrees. Saturday warmer. VOLUME uvm HURON, SOUTH DAKOTA, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, SINGLE COPY 5c REDS CLOSING UDAPEST Battle For Leyte Moves Into Final Stages v v v MacArthur Says Campaign Near Successful End Quits China Post By MURLIN SPEHCER GENERAL MacARXHUR'S HEADQUARTERS, Philippines, Nov. 3. OP) Gen. Douglas Mac- fe Arthur, from a room where an j er.eray flier's bullet missed nisi head by 12 inches, announced to- day the near of the Leyte! campaign as his land, sea and airj forces set z. death trap for Or-! inac, iast pert of flight for the! Jnpaneie j Just two weeks after he re-i turned to the Philippines, Mac- Arlhur's four divisions were cor- nering bewildered Nipponese on Ltyre's west ctiast, pressing for a j kill which would swell enemy, casualties, already past Associated Press War Corre-j spondent Richard Bergholz re-: ported the were throw- ing in finest fliers as theyj battled to stave off the onrushingj Sergholz describe'd a I bitter aerial dojlfigh' at Ormoc j yevsrday, in which 27 of thej c-r.er.-.y down without] breaking cover over the convoy they were protect Kg. Best Jap Fliers 'The Japanese fliers were def- initely above the he reported returning fliers as say- ing. They held a tight forma- tion over the ships and refused to break under repeated passes." ON'o American planes were lost in the eighVhour melee.) Today's communique suggested attention was swinging to other islands of the central Philippines, reporting attacks by iour-engined t WM Luftwaffe Smashed By United States Air Force V V V Clarence E. Gauss Dnitcd States ambassador to Chios, resigned his post. President Roosevelt announced. (AP Wirepholo) Leyte and Samar. The general issued the com- munique alter a close brush with Rail Yards h Rangoon Given Heavy Bombing WASHINGTON, Nov. 3. (jp) Superfortresses carrying recorc bombloads today raided railroad marshaling yards at Rangoon, in Japanese-dominated Burma. No planes were lost as a resul of. enemy action, the War Depart announced. .The B-29s took off from bases The department.foBow edup an. initial communique leH ing of the raid with a supple mental announcement saying: "There were no losses on this Sig Victory For Yankees; British Rake Dusseldorf LONDON, Nov. 3. OP> A thou- sand British heavy bombers laid about tons of explosives and ire bombs last night on Ger- many's greatest arsenal of Dus- seldorf after a day in which U. S. fighters of the Eighth Air Force won "their, greatest victory of the war over the Luftwaffe. A special communique from J. S. Strategic Air Force head quarters gave this description to- day and told of the destruction of 208 German aircraft over the synthetic oil center of Merseburg. [t. scaled down American losses to 40 heavy bombers and 19 fight- ers. Riddle Enemy Forces Fighter pilots destroyed 130 German interceptors in the air 25 aground, some on Berlin airports 100 miles from Merse- burg. Bombers shot down 53 while attacking the great Leuna synthetic oil plant. The German air force mad one of its rare stands to protec its oil spring, sending 500 planes to battle the armada of at- tacking craft, 900 of which were fighters. The Americana destroyed tOB German planes, Take Cover From Jap Fire Americans Gain Two More Miles In Aachen Area By WILLIAM FRYE LONDON, Nov. 3 (f) The First United States Army thrust! forward another two miles from j Vossenack southeast of Aachen today and the Berlin radio said j Lieutenant General Courtney H. Hodges' jabs along a 30-mile front j were "forerunners of the forth- coming offensive." The drive, which netted a four- mile gain in two days after the shove through the Hurtgen .For- est, resulted in the capture of the village of Schmidt overlooking the Roer River, whose muddy j clay banks interpose the next major barrier to the Rhine. General Hodges" men, who] broke the concrete crust of the Seigfried Line at Aachen in. the i first two weeks of October, jump- ,ed off as the battle to open the' i supply port of Antwerp came to a virtual close with the capture _______ the ancient Dutch port of Vlis-j Army the "Berlin and aground. were swift new Four victims jet-propelled death.. A strafing Japanese planet sent a bullet into the wall of his! room, just missing him. ition. Disaster fast engulfed the Gee-1 The text of 20th Air ing survivor's of Japan's 16th Dt- Communique No. 19: _ rjjon which oce so arrogantly a result of enemy ac- Force tortured the American-Filipinos heroes of Bataan. Carigara has fallen. The hard- fighting 2-ith Division of Maj. Ger.. Frederick A Irving, crush- last big stand yesterday and ed the enemy's south of Palo "B-29 Superfortresses of the 20th Air Force today carried out a daylight bombing mission against road goon in Japanese dominated Bur- ma. The attack was made in sub- stantial force by elements of the the large Malagon rail- marshaling yards at Raa- t out of Leyte Valley to the 20th Bomber Command from bases in India in coordination with elements of the Eastern Air Command. "Attacking by daylight the B-29's carried the largest -b5mb loads per aircraft so far known northwest shore. 24lh On Climaxing 12 days of the bloodiest fighting, the triumphant 24th rolled forward over a red- srr.eared highway to a juncture with the First 'Cavalry Division to be listed in aerial warfare. Re- 0- Maj. Gen.'Vern D. MudgCjports from aircraft over the tar- which battled into Carigara fromjget area described the weather as j favorable and preliminary esti- j.he Japanese were in such I mates of damage inflicted arc haste :o reach Pinamopoan and good. No further information is turr. south down the one escape j Available at this time." highway to Orraoc that they] .abandoned Capocan west smoking Carigara. Ormoc about 25 miles soulh of the ad- vancing Yanks. Below Ormoc or the west coast the Seventh Division of Maj. Gen- Archihald V. Arnold, which has been teamed with the 96th.Drvis- J TT J UaVC VlOOU Chance Of Living Dr. .PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 3 ....._______ The odds are now two-to-one in ionTwas dlscioiVd "today to have tavor of A, B, C and Cir- cut all the way across from Abu- yog and reached Baybay. From there a coastal road leads 28 miles north to Ormoc. At Ormoc the Japanese fran- tically loaded troops on barges end ferried them to larger escape vessels but these were under at- tack by American patrol torpedo boats and Leyte-based fighter planes. Fred Hampson, Associated craft. The victories fell 99 planes short of the record of 307 de- stroyed in a lengthy running bat- tle over and around Schweinfurt and Regensburg on Aug. 18, 1943, The jet planes attacked in for- mation, but only a few were able to penetrate the fighter screen convoying the bombers. The New records were: 155 Ger- man planes, beating previous rec- ord of 117 Sept. 11. down 130 Nazis, beating previous record of 117. Fighter corn- Joe L. Mason, shot down 38 planes, breaking old record of 31 for a single day. Fighter squadron Mustangs commanded by Maj. George E. Preddv, Greensboro, N. C., scored 24 kills. Old record was 18. Fighter William J. Cullerton, Chicago, HL, destroyed eight planes, two in the air and six on the ground, for highest combined toll made in one day. The Air Ministry estimated that during October American and British bombers showered tons of bombs on Ger- many, almost twice the tonnage of any previous month. Stokes, Nation's No, 1 Washington Gjlumnist, To Make Debut In Daily Huronite Sunday manded by CoL Columbus, "Ohio, American of the of the PhHippilM fin. which opened the invasion of lake cover from (AP Wirephoto from Signal Map makrrs ore finding it difficult job keeping up with the Russian offensive. Above map indicates by arrow Red singen (Flushing) and Domberg on Walcheren Island. The few German guns remain- 1 ing on flooded Walcheren Island', on the north side of the Scheldei mouth after the capture of Vlis- singen were rapidly Binning out of ammunition. Only a few scattered snipers remained to harass the Allies on either side of the river mouth, entrance to Antwerp port. Americans and British smash- ing against the hard circle of German defenders holding south of the Maas (Meuse) oa the road to Rotterdam, restored a bridge- head over the Little Mark River within MX. mites of Scat Moerdrjk V V V V V V V V V Press war correspondent with the 24th from the time its elements swept through heavy enemy fire on to the beaches at Palo, said it wrote a stirring page in Ameri A can history in its drive to Cari- gara. Ousted The swept into the town without firing a shot after an 18- hour artillery barrage dislodged _ the defenders but in the days be- V fore that the fighting embraced everythiijf, including a bayonet charge. "Carigara was paid for in American Hampson said, but he added: Ralph M, Tyson, pediatri- in charge, said the quads bave a "good two-third" chance of living. The most critical period is passed and if they live through the first 48 this morn- chances are excellent, he said. The latest hospital bulletin said the four babies "all appear-to be f) "The battle toll from the exacted a terrific Japanese. Known enemy dead was around and there is no estimate of the number of artillery victims ly- ing in swamps, fields and wooded hills. FAULT LAND SOLD PIERRE. Nov. 3 W) Lands Commissioner John A. Lunden announced today 517 acres of Faulk County land were sold lor at an average of Highest price paid was acre and low was tional the constitu- in good condition" mother, 30-year-old and Mrs. their Kath- leen Cinmnello, its also doing fine. Mercury Slumps la South Dakota SIOUX FALLS, Nov. 3 (IP) Lowest temperature readings of the fall season were marked up today as the temperature drop- ped to a chill 16 above at Philip, 17 at Lemmon, 18 at a Aberdeen, 19 at Huron, and in the low for many othor points in, the state. The War Self-Preservatioii Is Hider's Only Reason For Continuing Fight V T V V T V V V T By pEWTTT MACKENZIE Associated Press War Analyst One of the most inquiring peo- ple I know is my colleague How- ard Blakeslee, Associated Press science editor, 'who has a chant for abstruse problems, as witness his demand that I .ex- plain what impels Herr Hitler to continue fighting for a lost cause. What Blakeslee want's me to do is read the dictator's mind, to see whether the Nazi chief still has something up .his maybe that's not a bad idea in view of yesterday's great air bat- tle and other signs that a show- down is impending. The difficulty is that while Fve good deal of Hitler at one time or Berchtesgaden, Godesberg. Ber- tin, Munich, Sudeteoland I can't claim to read readily one of the most twisted minds the devil- ever moulded. Still, this abnormal mind surely to some typical human emotions, ao lefitry. Victory Hope First off. Hitler no longer the slightest hope of averting de- feat. He's surrounded by over- whelmincmffitary strength, back- ed by unlimited resourses. -His own fighting machine 'is crippled. His war supplies are nearing ex- haustion, lite majority of his vital industries have been knock- ed out. His communications are in terrible shape. His food sup- plies finally are -running short. SM WAB TODAY. W A new and important addition to the Daily Huronite and Plainsman's already "big time" lineup of features will be inaugurated Sunday when Thomas L. Stokes', daily Washington column will make its formal debut to Central South Dakota readers. -Stokes, a Pulitaer prize winner, has been voted by the Washington correspondents themselves as the correspon- dent who does the best around job as measured terms of reliability, fairness and ability to analyze the news. Stokes' column, which will be found daily on The Huron- ite's editorial page, will be in j: addition to other features al- i ready 'carried. His addition will give The Huronite the; nation's two top-ranking col- umnists in Stokes and Mar- quis Childs. High Im PoH Of special interest to Huronite readers is the poll conducted among all Washington corre- spondents. In Urn poll Stokes re- ceived the award as "the capital correspondent doing the best all- around job in terms of reliability, fairness and ability to analyze the news." Stokes, ifho polled 25 SM STOKES. MbortHqht Attach The Americans attacked in moonlight a few hours before dawn in gaining their bridge- head to the left of the British, and dug in while waiting for re- inforcements. radio to hare passed Kecskemet, southeast of Budapest, in Hun- gary. Shaded line is baltle- front as last defined by Moscow. Today's Associated Press dis- patches said the Russians were within 14 miles from Budapest and had driven the Nazis across Tisza is northern Hungary. (AP Wirephoto) m FDR Warns U.S. Of Last Minute Whisperings By 3. W. DAVIS Associated Pi-ess Staff Writer President Roosevelt said today that some reports concerning the __________ jStilwell incident and Secretary All the vital part of Walcherenjof State Hull's health may have Island was in Allied hands with (prompted his radio reference to v v v Revolution Is Reported To Be Raging In City LONDON. Nov. 3 The Bucharest radio said tonifjr.t "a revolution is in fu'I swing in t Budapest." Meanwhile Russian troops I drove today within 14 miles of Budapest, the German radio said tonight. The enemy said Nazi and Hungarian forces had been driven back as far as "the area south of that distance frorn the Hungarian capital." The Moscow radio broadcast to the Russian army that "the mo- ment has come to strike the death blow" against "We have entered the er.crr.y's i lair." the broadcast said. "Our j job is to finish him off. The final phase of the war has been reach- ed, but it will mean fighting. Strike out at the Germans all your might. The enemy is being pressed back froir. tht east, [west and south. The n-.smer.t hai come to strike the death blow." The Russians were pushing toward the Hungarian capital'! southcas' -n limits. 50-Mile Gain In five days, the Red Army has i advanced 50 miles over the level Hungarian plain, one of Ger- jmany's greatest breadbaskets. (The opposing German and Hun- jgarisn forces were reported to 'have lost half their trucks and a large share of their tanks as well as prisoners recently. Northeast of Budapest Russian columns cleared the enemy rrorn, a 65-mile section on the eastern bank of the middle Tisza River, on a front bet-A-een Csap on Czechoslovakian border and. reaching down to captured sar, 93 miles from the imperilled capital Six towns and villages were seized in the advance on Buda- pest from the south and the snemy was rolled back on a 60- :Tule front. (German broadcasts heard in London suggested that the Rus- sians might smash into Budapest the fall of Vlissingen, a city of 22.000 and third port of Holland. The new American assault be- low Aachen began yesterday on a front and quickly blasted its way forward for near- ly two miles, overrunning the villages of Germeter and Vossen- ack, south of Hurtgen, and reach- log the edge of Hurtgen' itself. The Allied communique report- ed that "our drive is continuing against stiffening resistance." Nazis Expect Big The scale of the attack was not immediately apparent, but the German radio reported it was opened with two infantry regi- ments. The Berlin broadcast said "the Americans have strong re inforcements immediately behind their lines, and an intensification of the fighting must be expected." Canadians still battled forward under a crossfire at the western over the weekend.) the New Nazi Forces Russian communique said desperate Germans were what he termed campaign "whis- jertngs and He gave reporters at his news conference the same answer that that may have been what he was talking about last these three inquiries: 1. What of the statement by Rep. Judd (R-Minn) that Gen. Joseph W. Stilwell had-served an ultimatum on the Chinese .govern- ment demanding that he be given full commaL.1 of Chinese armies? 2. What of reports that Secre- tary Hull is planning to resign, and 3. That Vice President Wallace would succeed him? Try to Panic Voters The President stared in his White House broadcast that "hys- terical last minute accusations or sensational revelatioiJs" may de- velop in these closing days of the campaign, "trumped up" in throwing in fresh forces "straight from the march" in an attempt to halt the drive, and that during the day more than 2.000 enemy troops were killed and 58 tanks nd mobile guns knocked out. The communique in a brief reference to the east Prussian front said 200 Germans were killed as the Russians repelled a Nazi couaterattack south of Goldap. Russian bombers sank nine Ger- man transports and damaged two in raids on Liepaja and other German-held Baltic points. an effort to panic the voters. Today's presidential news con- end of the narrow granite cause- way connecting. Walcheren South Beveland. Right as Governor Dewey returned [to Albany for a final home-state remained before every _s driven from Walcheren, an is- and eight miles long. But Allied capture of some of the enemy's 250-mm guns left those remaining BHmSH, 2 STOKES Chinese Forces Regain Limgling CHUNGKING. Nov. 3. VP) Singling, principal remaining Japanese bastion on the Salween River front in southwest China, was recaptured today by the Chi- nese after a blazing five-day as- sault. the high command nounced.. this removed the last major obstacle toward of thelJaio sod Burma roads and of land supply route Italian Fighting; Halted By Rains ROME, Nov. 3 (JP) Unusually heavy rainstorms have brought operations on the Italian battle- front once more to a standstill. Allied announced today. A few gains were achieved by the Eighth Army, but there were no major advances as fighting Record Bag By British Airmen mired, down. limited the Medi- But in south central China the Japanese pressed hard against the pivotal Kwangsi Province city of (Cweilin. One column oa the east was only 'two mites away. A nese Army spokesman predicted Kweilin would be able to endure a lone siege. Enemy remnants from linc retreated southwest toward Manjshih _witfa the Chinese in full pursuit, the high command terranean Alfied ahVtoree to less than 190 forties yesterday. A small force hit objectives in Austria-last night. (In Burma. British troops con- solidated their positions around captured Mawlu on the yiiui-MandalaT raDway, t5 southwest of Myitkyina. and sent patrols forward in the newest phase of drive to reopen sst overland Good News! Mr. Carl Hoferman at Tu- lare, S. caDed us to say, "Please stop my last ad. I found Taay loot hog the next day after the ad wai pub- lished." Theaa ara the things like to hear be- we know then, we can be of service to you al- so. Phone 751 Want-AdDept. Bullet Almost Hit MacArthur GENERAL MACARTHUR'S HEADQUARTERS. P H. 1 L I P- PIKES, Nov. 3 General Douglas MacArthur missed possi- ble death by the margin of a foot ____ __today. drive to be climaxed by a Madi-1 A strafing Japanese plane son Square Garden address to-ja .50 caliber bullet into the wall morrow night. jof the room where the general Mr. Roosevelt will speak from was at work. It bored a hole 12 Oston a couple of hours from MacArthur's head- port and Hartford, Conn., and pringfield, Mass. A new surge of name calling (toward the hole and said: joured openly in the campaign i "Well, not yet." LONDON. Nov. 3. U. S. Eighth Air Force fighter pilots set i new record by destroying 155 Jermat planes while escorting Mimbers to Merseburg, Germany, esterday. Mustang and Thunderbolt pi- shot down 130 planes and de- stroyed another 35 on the ground in one of the great aerial battles of the war. Lt William J. Cullerton of Chi- cago, led the aerial parade with eight destroyed, two in. the air and six on tUe ground. CapUin Donald S. Bryan Faicines, Calif., became an ace in one day by shooting down five Kazi planes. Lt Arthur E. of Nashville, KaiL. got four in the air and Lt Juel E. Erick son. Fofston, Rot four on the ground. Other scores includ ed- Three in the Capt William J. Stengle, Waubun. Minn. One in the air: Capt Louis 1L Norley, Conrad, Mont. Richard A. Peterson, .1110 Doug las St. Alexandria, Minn-, Lt Karl M. Waldroa, 201 Lake Bond, in the air: Lt CHcnr yen as Mr. Roosevelt was pre- Jcting "last minute Mr. Roosevelt will make his ast major address of the cam- paign tomorrow night at a partj ally in Boston. Xnroute to Bos- It. Fladmark, 1208 South Prairie, Sioux Falls, S. TX fter brief appearances at Bridge- When the general's aide. Col- Lloyd Lehrbas dashed into the room, MacArthur calmly nodded The general has had numerous close brushes with death. The closest also was in the Philip- pines. Shortly afU-r the war begin, a bomb from a Japanese plane ex- be will speak informally aijpioded a few feew from where Bridgeport and Hartford, Conn., and at Springfield, Mass. He also plans an election, eve message to supporters. TbtMts "We have been he said sst night, "that unless the Amer- ican people elect the Republican presidential choice, the Congress not cooperate in the peace. That -is a threat to build a party spite fence between us and peace." "I do not know who empowers these men. to speak for the Con- gress in uttering such a threat.'" .he general was standing in the open. The bomb wounded a Fiii-. pino orderly standing at Mac- Arthur's side. Mr. Roosevelt 15-minute radio speech bit hard at what he termed the whispering campaign On the general vide field of the campaign, the President said: advance toward Ja- pan 'is many months ahead of our own optimistic schedule. result ganizatioo.' of planning and or- "It would be a sorry and cynical thing to betray this CDS. 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Making baby purees has turned out to be much easier than I had thought! This one was adapted from: Top 100 Baby Purees, by Annabel Karmel. Great Book. And all very manageable!
And what better way to take advantage of your beautiful summer produce?!
Once carrots are steamed, and tomatoes are sautéed, all ingredients can be blended together in a saucepan with an immersion blender. This is a great way to introduce your little one to new flavors which will help them be a less fussy eater as they grow up! At least that is what I have heard
And Baby Girl now has a fresh veggie, and protein packed lunch!
( I may have enjoyed this almost as much as she did… )
White Bean, Tomato, Carrot & Basil Baby Puree
2-3 Small-Medium vine ripe tomatoes, peeled, seeded & chopped
2 Carrots, peeled & sliced
1 can/box White Beans
4-6 Fresh Basil Leaves chopped
1/2 cup grated cheddar or mozzarella cheese
Vegetable/Chicken Stock/Water/Milk of your choice (approximately 3 tbsp.)
1. Steam the carrots until tender, approximately 10 minutes. Set aside in saucepan.
2. Meanwhile, heat 1 tbsp. of butter in a small non stick skillet, and sauté the tomatoes until mushy.
3. Add the sautéed tomatoes to the saucepan of carrots, along with the white beans, basil & cheese.
4. Puree with immersion blender, or put all ingredients in a food processor/blender/vitamix. Gradually add the stock or liquid of your choice in to the puree to smooth it out to your desired consistency.

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The photographic series 'MANN' has been shown in three solo shows, London, Oslo and Malmö and several international group shows. The work has been featured in leading publications such as the Observer, Sleek and the British Journal of Photography.
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Issue date: Tuesday, November 18, 1969
Pages available: 19
Previous edition: Monday, November 17, 1969
Next edition: Wednesday, November 19, 1969
Publication name: Winona Daily News
Location: Winona, Minnesota
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Clearing Late Tonight and Much Colder 115th Year of Publication WINONA DAILY NEWS Winoni, Minnesota 55987, Tuesday, November 18, 1969 News in Print: You Can See It, Reread It, Keep It 20 10 Centf SUPPORTING FIRE... U.S. artillerymen fire their 155mm howitzer from their position at artillery base Dory, 135 miles northeast of Saigon. The artillerymen are giving sup- porting fire to South Vietnamese units operat- ing around the Due Lap Special Force's camp, miles to the west. South Vietnamese troops clashed with North Vietnamese troops within a few miles ot Bu Prang, 30 miles southwest of Due Lap, Monday. One hundred and thirty- two enerny were reported killed, most of them by artillery and air strikes. (AP Photo- fax) Supporters of Haynsworth Seeking Delay WASHINGTON CAP) Sena- tors working for confirmation of Judge Clement F. Haynsworth Jr. to the Supreme Court are hoping to delay the showdown vote, possibly until next week. Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield has said he would like to hold the vote Thursday. But Sen. Roman L. Hruska, floor manager of the nomination, suggested Monday the showdown be put off be- cause many senators plan to be away Thursday. The Nebraska Republican told reporters the Hayns- worth nomination might be set aside temporarily while the Sen- ate takes up a House-passed bill to provide for a lottery draft. While Hruska opposed Mans- field's plan for a vote at 1 p.m. the Republican sena- tor did not rule out the possibili- ty of a vote on Friday. Haynsworth supporters, some of whom indicate time is work- ing on their side, picked up two votes Monday to run the total to 39 in favor of the nomination, 40 opposing confirmation and 21 still publicly uncommitted on the three-month-old appoint- ment. Sens. William B. Spong Jr., D-Va., and Winston L. Prouty, R-Vt., both previously uncom- mitted, announced Monday they will vole for confirmation. Spong told the Senate ques- tions raised about Haynsworth's ethics because of his sitting in cases involving companies in which he had a financial inter- est had cot been substantiated. Prouty said in a statement "the blizzard of accusations against Judge Haynsworth melts quickly under close scru- tiny." Hruska and other supporters of the nomination said during Monday's debate that they did not think Haynsworth's confir- mation by a close vole would have an adverse impact on pub- lic confidence in ihe court. However, Sen. Birch Bayh, D-Ind., a leader of the opposi- tion, said Haynsworth's confir- mation by a narrow margin would be bad for the court. A new appeal fa reject Hayns- worth's nomination was made to all senators in a letter from Roy Wilkins, chairman of the Leadership Conference on Civil Rights. Joseph Kennedy Succumbs at 81 HYANNIS PORT, Mass. (AP) Joseph Patrick Kennedy, pa- triarch of an ill-starred Ameri- can political dynasty, died to- day, losing an eight-year strug- gle for life. He was SI. In a brief announcement from the Kennedy family compound on Cape Cod overlooking Nan- tucket Sound, a family spokes- man said death came at a.m. TO HYAXNISPORT Jacqueline Onassis is shown at Boston airport on her way to Hyannisporl, Mass., where her onetime father- in-law Joseph P. Kennedy, died today at 81. Mrs. Onas- sis flew from Greece' via London. (AP His wife Rose and other mem- bcrs of the family were with him at the time, the spokesman said. A financier and one of the na- tion's weallhicst men, Kennedy had been parlialy paralyzed since suffering a stroke in Palm Beach, Fla., on Dec. 19, 1961. The former ambassador had suffered setbacks from lime to time since then, and had been growing progressively weaker since sustaining a mild heart at- tack Saturday. The founding father of the Ken- nedy clan suffered through the assassinations of his sons John and Robert after losing his eld- est, Joseph P. Jr., in World War II. John was killed in Dallas Tex., Nov. 22, 1963. Robert was shot in Los Angeles June 5, 1968, and died the next day. He had just received a boost in his cam- paign for the Democratic pres- idential nomination with a vic- tory in (he California primary. Navy U. Joseph P. Kennedy Jr. was killed in action Aug. 12, 1944. He was piloting a plane as- signed to knock out German V2 KENNEDY (Continued on Page 14, Col. K) Forces Claim 273 Reds Dead SAIGON OH South Viet- namese forces today claimed 273 North Vietnamese killed in two battles in the Bu Prang-Due Lap area of the central high- lands. U.S. artillery and planes did most of the killing. The heaviest fighting was two miles east of Bu Prang, where 243 enemy were reported killed. Informants said South Viet- namese casualties in the day- long battle Monday were only 11 wounded because each time the government troops met stiff re- sistance, they pulled back and called on American aircraft and artillery. The government claim of 243 North Vietnamese killed was somewhat suspect. A search aft- er the battle turned up only six weapons and aerial observers counted some of the enemy dead. In the other battle, five miles south of Due Lap, 30 North Viet- namese were killed while South Vietnamese casualties were sev- en killed and 11 wounded. Government forces sweeping the battlefield at Bu Prang re- ported finding some bodies of North Vietnamese soldiers cr to keep them from retreating er to keep them fro rare treating under the onslaught of Ameri- can firepower. There have been similar reports in the past. The fighting was touched off when a battalion of 400 South Vietnamese infantrymen on a sweep outside the camp's per- imeter came under fire from a woodline. The government soldiers with- drew after a heavy exchange of rifle and machine-gun fire, and more than 20 U.S. K4 and FIDO fighter-bombers raked the North Vietnamese troops with bombs, napalm and rockets less than a mile east of the camp perimeter. Some of the North Vietnamese force, estimated at 800 men, were caught in the open. ALAX L. BEAN Rehearsed Monnwalk Everyone, Everything 'Ship-Shape' SPACE CENTER, Houston (AP) _ Circling the moon in perfect orbit, Apollo 12's explorers inspected their landing craft today and declared it "shipshape" for a daring bullseye landing on the craggy surface early Wednesday. Charles Conrad Jr. and Alan L, Bean slipped through a connecting tunnel into the fragile lander they call Intrepid, leaving Richard F. Gordon Jr. alone in the command ship Yankee Clipper After an 80-minute check, Bean reported- We've checked out all the things we're supposed to and they're1 all shipshape. We're ready to go Conrad and Bean hope to set Intrepid down precisely in a 400-foot-wide circle in the Ocean of Storms on the western side of the moon's visible face at CST tonight. Their goal is the- first detailed scientific exploration of the lunar sur- face. Conrad and Bean inspected the landing craft six hours after Apollo 12 swept into lunar orbit which prompted outbursts ot awe and enthusiasm from all three as IheV gazed at the wild and wondrous landscape below. Bean shouted Monday night. "Boy It s beautiful down there. Look at that crater" Through color television, the astronauts shared their magnificent view with tfarlhlings a quarter- million-mites away. The 30-minute telecast followed the course ot Apollo 12 as it moved across a narrow band moving from east to west. Large and small craters! rugged mountains and flat plains were visible as the camera panned across the desolate landscape. "Even in earth orbit at night or in the daytime, the sky was never as black as it is Conrad reported. "This is the blackest biack I ever saw." For Conrad and BSan the view from 70 miles SOtAft N 3 lONOSWtKf BETfCTOt ATMOSMfEftE DEJEClOk SETTING UP A LUNAR SCIENTIFIC INFORMATION CENTER Drawing, bused on a NASA drawing, shows how Apollo 12 astronauts plan deployment for AUSEP 1-Ad- vanccd Lunar Surface Experiments Package. The array of scientific instruments is expected to beam data to tfarlh for at least one year and perhaps two. The package includes a seismometer, a lunar ionosphere dete'clor; a magnetometer; a solar wind spectrometer and a lunar atmosphere detector (AP Photofax) BUT ONLY EARLY RISERS WILL SEE IT Moon Walk: Live, in Color By HARRY F. ROSENTHAL SPACE CENTER, Houston (AP) Once more a white boot will crunch into the soil of the no longer-untrodden moon and television will be there, live and in color. It won't be like the first lime, of course, yet the moonwalks of Charles Conrad Jr., and Alan L. Bean Wed- nesday will be unique and excit- ing television at one of Ihe unprimest times of alt: 5 a.m. CST. All three television networks plan to broadcast until after the lunar land- er touches down safely at p.m. NBC says it will slay on all night. ABC will open its moonwalk cover- age at 4 a.m. when the astronauts are making final preparations for their climb down the spacecraft ladder. CBS will begin its telecast at a.m. The first moonwalk of Ihe Apollo 12 mission will last until abaut a.m. The second starts at p.m. CST Thursday and also should last hoars. In July, when NVil A. Armstrong and Fxlwin E. Aldrin Jr., made their histor- ic Apollo 11 walk, the showing was in black and white and Ihe system pro- duced images thai had the jerky motions of early .day movies. The Intrepid, as the Apollo 12 lunar lander is called, carries a color camera in a storage compartment near its base. Conrad will pull a handle as he de- scends to Ihe moon's surface so the camera calches his climb down the lad- der. As the spaceship neared Ihe moon Monday, (he astronauts abandoned an attempt to televise the approach be- cause (he sun angle blinded their dirt- streaked windows. But the second sched- uled telecast, after the ship went into lunar orbit, was extremely successful. "This white or gray-white moon, it contrasts very starkly with the black sky, just like everyone's said Bean. "The black is about as black ss you've ever seen in your life. It doesn't have any hues or anything to it. Its just solid, straight, dull black am! then the moon is just sort of very light concrcle color." At one point, Bean exclaimed: "Boy, it's beautiful down there. Look at the crater. 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Heat announce 2014-15 preseason schedule
The Miami Heat announced their 2014-15 preseason schedule.
MIAMI, FL -- The Miami Heat announced their 2014-15 preseason schedule today, which will be highlighted by the team's three home games at AmericanAirlines Arena and their NBA Global Games Rio 2014 trip to Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. The Heat will open the preseason in Louisville, KY on Saturday, October 4, when they take on the New Orleans Pelicans. The Heat's first home game in Miami will be held on Tuesday, October 7 vs. Orlando. The team will then travel overseas for a game in Brazil vs. the Cleveland Cavaliers, before returning back to Miami to face the Atlanta Hawks on October 14 and the Houston Rockets on October 21.
Tickets for the three home games at AmericanAirlines Arena will go on sale tomorrow beginning at 10AM and can be purchased by logging on to Heat.com, Ticketmaster.com, by visiting any Ticketmaster outlet, or by calling 1-800-4NBA-TIX. Tickets can also be purchased at the AmericanAirlines Arena Ticket office Monday through Friday from 10AM to 5PM. Ticket prices start at $10 plus applicable fees.
In addition to the three home games at AmericanAirlines Arena, the Heat will also host a game at the Sprint Center in Kansas City, MO, taking on the Golden State Warriors on October 17. This marks the fifth time the Heat will play in Kansas City. Tickets to that game are available by visiting SprintCenter.com, the Sprint Center Box Office or by calling (888) 929-7849. Tickets to the Heat's neutral site home game vs. the Pelicans at the KFC Yum! Center in Louisville, KY are available at the KFC Yum! Center Box Office, all Ticketmaster outlets, Ticketmaster.com or by calling (800) 745-3000. Miami will also play road contests against the San Antonio Spurs on October 18, and the Memphis Grizzlies on October 24.
The complete broadcast schedule for both the preseason and regular season will be released at a later date.
The preseason schedule is as follows:
Oct. 4 New Orleans vs. Miami; KFC Yum! Center, Louisville, KY, 7:30 PM
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February 6 - Thomas Fine: Mercury Living Presence
We are pleased to announce that our guest presenter will be Thomas Fine, son of the original producer and engineer of many legendary Mercury Records recordings. Mr. Fine will speak about the technical history of Mercury Records. Meeting will held in Stamford, CT.
December 5 - Holiday Meeting
Our annual Holiday meeting where we will review vintage gear and hold an auction to raise money for charities. We will also elect our Board members for 2016. Meeting to be held in Killingworth, CT.
October 3 - Auditioning Modern Speaker Designs
As a follow-up to the Summer BBQ speaker shoot-out, we will be listening to several additional modern speaker designs that were not included in the shootout. Meeting Location Fairfield, CT.
August 1 - Annual Summer BBQ and Mini-Monitor Shootout
Our annual Summer BBQ featuring authentic slow-cooked BBQ and mini-monitor shoot-out. Meeting location is Westport, CT.
June 20 - Member Justus Verhagen on Multi-Channel Audio
Member Justus Verhagen will speak to the group about multi-channel music reproduction and demo a high quality multi-channel system. In addition, member Joe Yacobucci will show his newly developed approach for adjusting USB cables to significantly open up the sound stage. Meeting will be held in Killingworth, CT.
April 11 - Themed Listening Session
On April 11 we will hold a themed listening session of materials covered in a different genre that they were originally performed. The event will be held in Stamford, CT.
February 7: CAS Audio Quiz Bowl
Our fourth annual Audio Quiz Bowl will take place in Greenwich, CT. Here, member teams get to dazzle each other with their audio brilliance in a game show setting. Topics range from industry facts and history, to artists and music, to electronics and audio science. A lot of fun, as always.
December 13: CAS Annual Holiday Meeting
Our annual CAS Holiday Party and Meeting featuring guest speaker Merrill Wettasinghe, Chief Music Officer and Owner of Merrill Audio. This meeting will offer an excellent opportunity to learn about developing, testing and voicing audio equipment. It will also provide a chance to chat with other members and share in a Holiday spread. At our business meeting, we will elect the CAS Board for 2015 and collect our annual $35 member dues. We will also hold our annual fund-raiser for charities and grant the famous Sub-Woofer Award to a member who contributed above and beyond to the club's success in 2014. Meeting to be held in Killingworth, CT.
October 18: John Mathewson Showcases the Caitlin LSA-1 Preamp
CAS member John Mathewson will showcase the Caitlin LSA-1 Preamp that he designed. This preamp employs a novel technique for controlling optocouplers as a line stage. John will speak about his design approach and the many DIY discoveries made along the way. Meeting Location: West Hartford, CT.
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Hi there! I live in IL and my home is cedar sided. We are having a problem with box elders and earwigs, also some ants. I am pretty sure that the mulched evergreens in front of my house is a nesting ground for the earwigs which then make their way into the home between some of the boards of the home, so I am planning to remove this landscaping. My question is, would it be ok to create a one-foot wide path of pea gravel or lava rock around the home to aid in deterring these insects? Or will that affect drainage or create foundation problems? Thanks in advance for your help! I haven't been able to find an answer to this anywhere! :-)
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i cant see how a gravel barrier will help with insects much, especially ants. the ants are coming in for food and water most likely. why not just hire an exterminator, or treat the landscape bed yourself with insecticde, and save your landscaping? if you use a liquid insecticide, spray upo the exterior walls about 24 inches to keep the bugs out. when treating the bed, be sure to water the product in to contact the insects themselves.
Thanks for your quick response k smith. I have tried to douse the mulch and exterior of the home with spray, but without much long term success. I am also hesitant to over-do the chemical sprays as we have animals and many wild animals on our property. The mulch and evergreens themselves are natural nesting beds for the earwigs and beetles, as they are dark and damp. Placing gravel should help that as it's not prone to the dampness the mulch provides. The ants aren't a big deal, I've used ant bait for them and cleared that up. I'm mostly concerned with wether or not I will create a drainage problem by placing the gravel there? Any ideas?
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I was going to go the Friday night workshop at Kissena tonight, but I'm too late. I thought that I could show up a little late, but I just looked at the flyer on the website, and its says that reg closes at 6:20 sharp.
I spent the last half-hour getting my bike track worthy--taking off the bullhorns and brakes for drops, and flipping to my small cog. I even took out my tuffies. Since I'm all prepped to go fast, anyone want to do some laps around CP sometime in the next few hours?


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Adding more vegetables to your diet is easy when you have some fast and healthy ways to prepare them! Here's a recipe for carrots that's a snap to pull together on a busy weeknight. It also goes with just about any main dish, from tempeh cutlets to pasta.
I pan-steam carrots with honey and then let them cook down into a glaze when they're tender. You could substitute margarine or oil and agave nectar to make this vegan.
The fresh thyme is great to use if you have it around already. Dried would also work, but cut the amount to about ½ teaspoon. You could also try parsley, dill, or basil. In fact, carrots take to many spices very well, so don't be afraid to mix it up.
Honey-Glazed Carrots with Fresh Thyme
Serves 2
1 lb carrots
1 Tbsp unsalted butter, divided
1 Tbsp honey
2 tsp fresh thyme, finely chopped
sea salt and black pepper, to taste
Peel the carrots and cut them into ½" pieces. Heat half the butter in a saucepan with a lid over medium heat. Add the honey, thyme, sea salt, black pepper, and carrots and stir. Add enough water to make ¼" deep in the saucepan. Bring to a boil, reduce heat, cover, and simmer until tender, about 12 minutes.
Remove the cover and cook until the water is evaporated and the syrup is glazed, about 5 minutes longer. Add the remaining butter and cook until melted, stirring to blend.


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Must-Read: How To Not Make A Public Speaking Gaffe
If you were watching the Republican debates a few nights ago, you witnessed one of the most incredibly succinct crash-and-burn moments of a politician's presidential hopes in history. If you didn't see Rick Perry stumble and bumble through his talking points, then here, let us bring you up to speed.
The problem wasn't so much that he made a mistake and couldn't remember what he was talking about so much as the large stage that he was doing it on. We all have brain farts and get tongue-tied, but we're not doing it in front of millions of viewers while, oh yeah, running for President. Luckily, what we have here is a teaching moment. What can we learn from the Rick Perry "Oops" debacle?
Over at AskMen.com, they have a handful of public speaking tips you should keep in mind next time you're in the office delivering an important speech. Or, you know, on national TV running for President. Here's a sample:
In the famous words of Strunk and White, "Omit needless words." What qualifies as needless? Anything that strays from your main point and contributes to a muddy, convoluted sentence. Sometimes the hardest thing to do is strike parts you really like, but if they don't directly contribute to your main theme, you need to lose them. Active verbs in particular provide a prime way to economize.
Instead of saying, "Comrade General Secretary, in this instant I demand that this geo-political mortar-and-metaphorical hindrance be retracted," Ronald Reagan simply said, "Mr. Gorbachev, tear down this wall."
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Simple Trick Tells You if a Girl Wants You to Kiss Her
Do girls leave you confused as to whether or not they like you?
Let's face it. Girl's don't make it easy for you. She will often send mixed signals leaving you unable to tell if she is being friendly or flirty. If you read her signals wrong you risk rejection and embarrassment. Or worse, you blow it with a girl who wanted to kiss you.
Here is a simple and innocent move that will instantly tell you if you're in the friend zone, or if she's waiting for you to kiss her.
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Star: iconomgcatplz: this is so majestic...
BadAss bro <3 it for some reason my sis says hes evil I DONT CAAAAAAAAAAAAAARRRRRRRRRRRRRRREEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
Badass. Ben is so super creepy. O.o
I must say, this is my absolute favorite design BEN design.
I love confident Ben on the right (though he still looks high to me. Why is it that Ben always looks high to me when he is drawn?), and angry Ben looks pretty threatening. Great work.
Perfect job Chey :3
Super awesome like always!!
The bottom left one is incredible!!
What is he doing in the top left? D:
The bottom left one is incredible!!
What is he doing in the top left? D:
this is so cool! i like how you draw ben
He looks so smug.
XDD Awesome, Chey
BEN! why u look awesome!?
oh you like him a lot huh?
The bottom left picture of his face makes me think of snakes...
I like reptiles...
I like reptiles...
Third picture is Creepy and wonderful! ;v;
he look pissed off like someone did him wrong
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Tigers | Anibal Sanchez struggles again Wednesday
Wed, 25 May 2016 17:07:34 -0700
Detroit Tigers SP Anibal Sanchez (3-6) allowed six runs (three earned) on eight hits over six innings in a loss to the Philadelphia Phillies Wednesday, May 25, with one walk and five strikeouts. It marked the fifth consecutive start where he has given up at least four runs.
Fantasy Tip: Sanchez should be avoided in all formats due to his recent struggles, although his ERA actually dropped from 6.23 to 6.04 because three of the runs he allowed Wednesday were unearned. He is slated to make his next start against the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim Tuesday, May 31.
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Tigers | Justin Upton out again
Wed, 25 May 2016 09:13:55 -0700
Detroit Tigers OF Justin Upton (quadriceps) is out of the lineup Wednesday, May 25, with OF Steven Moya hitting sixth.
Fantasy Tip: Moya has cooled after a strong start, and he's hitting .276 with two RBI this season. Aaron Nola has been great, but Moya is a sneaky low-end flyer in this potent offense.
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Tigers | Ian Kinsler out again Wednesday
Wed, 25 May 2016 07:21:23 -0700
Detroit Tigers 2B Ian Kinsler (illness) is out of the lineup Wednesday, May 25, with OF Cameron Maybin leading off. 2B Mike Aviles is hitting eighth.
Fantasy Tip: Maybin is 16-for-28 (.571) with a homer, five RBI and four steals to start his season. Aaron Nola is a tough matchup, but Maybin is a daily consideration at this juncture. Aviles is hitting .139 and has struck out 13 times in 36 at-bats. He's not worth consideration today.
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Tigers | Justin Verlander brilliant vs. Phillies
Tue, 24 May 2016 21:14:57 -0700
Detroit Tigers SP Justin Verlander evened up his record to 4-4 on the year after beating the Philadelphia Phillies in his start Tuesday, May 24. He tossed eight shutout innings, scattering only three hits and two walks while tying a season high with 10 strikeouts.
Fantasy Tip: This was pretty much vintage Verlander on display, as the former MVP and Cy Young winner contributed his best outing of the campaign. It was also the second straight start that Verlander struck out 10, and he's now gone seven innings or more in four consecutive outings, yielding just four combined runs over that span. As a result, the right-hander is a must-start pitcher right now.
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Tigers | Jordan Zimmermann to throw Friday
Tue, 24 May 2016 15:07:14 -0700
Detroit Tigers SP Jordan Zimmermann (groin) plans to try some long toss Friday, May 27, and he could throw off a mound Sunday, May 29. After that, the Tigers will decide to either put him on the disabled list or start him against the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim.
Fantasy Tip: Zimmermann has been one of the better free-agent pitching acquisitions from last offseason. He's 7-2 with a 2.52 ERA and 1.13 WHIP in nine starts. A lack of strikeouts (5.9 K/9) has been the knock on him, though, and regression could be in store as the summer months approach. However, if he avoids the DL and starts against the Angels, he'd be a fine play everywhere.
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Tigers | Ian Kinsler scratched
Tue, 24 May 2016 14:19:12 -0700
Detroit Tigers 2B Ian Kinsler (flu) has been scratched from the starting lineup Tuesday, May 24, due to flu-like symptoms. SS Mike Aviles, who was supposed to play in left field, has been moved to second base and will bat eighth. OF Cameron Maybin will now bat leadoff.
Fantasy Tip: Kinsler's absence shifted the lineup around for the evening, most notably with Maybin going to leadoff. He has been the Tigers' hottest hitter in the last week, and Maybin definitely carries increased fantasy value with that hot bat. Aviles' value is still nonexistent.
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Tigers | James McCann not starting Tuesday
Tue, 24 May 2016 13:52:13 -0700
Detroit Tigers C James McCann will not start Tuesday, May 24, against the Philadelphia Phillies. C Jarrod Saltalamacchia is starting and batting seventh against Phillies SP Jeremy Hellickson.
Fantasy Tip: McCann's numbers have been less than perfect at the plate (.194 at home, .149 during May), and he carries little fantasy value even as a starting catcher. Saltalamacchia has become part of a platoon, but he too has slumped horribly. Right now, the Tigers catching situation is terrible and its fantasy value is negligible.
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Tigers | Justin Upton not starting Tuesday
Tue, 24 May 2016 13:43:43 -0700
Detroit Tigers OF Justin Upton (quadriceps) is not in the starting lineup Tuesday, May 24, against the Philadelphia Phillies. OF Steven Moya is playing left field and will hit sixth against Phillies SP Jeremy Hellickson. Upton may also miss Wednesday, May 25, as well, but that is not confirmed yet.
Fantasy Tip: Upton may be back in the lineup later this week, but even so his numbers have been less than stellar this season. He has only 37 hits in 43 games and a .223 batting average, but 66 strikeouts in 166 at-bats have made Upton a bad fantasy risk at the plate. Moya has little fantasy value at this point.
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Tigers | Francisco Rodriguez picks up save
Mon, 23 May 2016 20:40:28 -0700
Detroit Tigers RB Francisco Rodriguez pitched a scoreless ninth inning against the Philadelphia Phillies Monday, May 23, to pick up his 13th save of the season.
Fantasy Tip: Rodriguez has recorded a save in each of his last six appearances and has not allowed a run during that span. He should continue to receive plenty of save opportunities, which makes him a solid starter in most leagues.
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Tigers | Miguel Cabrera homers twice
Mon, 23 May 2016 20:21:34 -0700
Detroit Tigers 1B Miguel Cabrera went 3-for-3 with two home runs and two RBI against the Philadelphia Phillies Monday, May 23.
Fantasy Tip: Cabrera has recorded at least one hit in eight of his last nine games and has six multi-hit game during that span. Cabrera is a must-start option in all leagues as long as he is healthy.
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Tigers | Jordan Zimmermann has mild strain
Mon, 23 May 2016 16:45:35 -0700
Updating a previous report, Detroit Tigers SP Jordan Zimmermann (groin) was diagnosed with a Grade 1 groin strain, which is the mildest possible strain. He could avoid the disabled list but has been ruled out for his next start scheduled for Friday, May 27. Manager Brad Ausmus has been optimistic about Zimmermann's prognosis.
Fantasy Tip: Zimmermann has been a great free-agent acquisition for the Tigers with a 7-2 record and 2.52 ERA in nine starts. However, Zimmermann could be in line for some regression and is striking out only 5.9 hitters per nine innings, limiting his fantasy upside. Be careful running him out for his next start after he's skipped this Friday.
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Tigers | Justin Upton scratched Monday
Mon, 23 May 2016 15:15:30 -0700
Detroit Tigers OF Justin Upton (quadriceps) was scratched from the starting lineup with right quadriceps tightness Monday, May 23.
Fantasy Tip: Upton has picked it up a bit to get his average over .200, but he's been a massive disappointment for fantasy owners so far with just two home runs and 10 RBI while striking out 66 times in 178 plate appearances. He should be able to bounce back eventually, so he's a prime buy-low candidate. Steven Moya is replacing Upton against Phillies starter Vince Velazquez. Moya doesn't have a homer yet but hasn't been overmatched at the plate. Consider him a sleeper pick in daily setups.
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Tigers | Jordan Zimmermann likely out next turn
Mon, 23 May 2016 13:30:39 -0700
Detroit Tigers SP Jordan Zimmermann (groin) is not expected to make his next start against the Oakland Athletics, according to manager Brad Ausmus. After that Zimmermann will be listed as day-to-day.
Fantasy Tip: It looks like Zimmermann can avoid a trip to the DL, but you'll need to plan for a short absence, and he might be a risky play when he makes his next turn in the rotation. Aside from allowing seven earned runs on May 16, he has allowed three earned runs or less in his other eight starts. He's a must-start option in all leagues when healthy, but his 5.9 strikeouts per nine innings leaves a lot to be desired moving forward.
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Tigers | Cameron Maybin drives in three
Sun, 22 May 2016 13:49:16 -0700
Detroit Tigers OF Cameron Maybin continued to punish American League pitching in his first week back from a 37-game absence due to wrist injury, going 1-for-3 with three RBI in a win over the Tampa Bay Rays on Sunday, May 22.
Fantasy Tip: Maybin has brought a serious spark to the Tigers' lineup following his 37-game absence despite hitting seventh and is batting .600 after six games. The three-RBI effort was his first of the season and made up for the fact that Sunday was the first time the 29-year-old didn't steal a base or homer since his return. Maybin is simply too hot to keep out of any fantasy lineup right now.
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Tigers | Miguel Cabrera day-to-day
Sun, 22 May 2016 12:58:28 -0700
Detroit Tigers 1B Miguel Cabrera (knee) suffered a left knee contusion Sunday, May 22, and is considered day-to-day.
Fantasy Tip: Owners will need to keep an eye on the situation to see if Cabrera will be able to return to the lineup in the next game or two. Cabrera is a must-start option when he is healthy. Victor Martinez, Jarrod Saltalamacchia and Andrew Romine are options to start at first base and could be options in daily fantasy leagues.
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You can't really make clove oil easily. Go to a health food store and buy it in the essential oils section. It will seem expensive, but a little goes a very long way. Buy the store brand if you want to save money.
I've not tried this, but couldn't you just soak a bunch of whole cloves in some olive, almond or such oil for a week or 2 (or 3 or 4)? Just like one would make any other type of "scented" oil? I've not tried making any type of scented oil, due to the fact, as I understand it, there's a risk of rancidity.
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it takes about a year for all the scar tissue in the eyelid from eyelid surgery to soften right? im guessing some of the stiffness is from the swelling, but in general, I am a very quick healer. Is it even possible that almost all of my swelling is gone by the 3rd month, because my PS said I healed extremely quickly and he can't detect a trace of swelling. but the internal and external scar tissue, that always heals right? in all cases?
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Scar tissue from eyelid surgery and healing times?
If unsightly scars are still present after approximately a year's time, other things that your surgeon may consider are intralesional steroid injections, laser, or just surgical revision of the scar itself.
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Another day, another infield (lineups)
Shortstop Erick Aybar was a last-minute scratch from today's lineup due to "a little tightness in his (left) side," according to Angels manager Mike Scioscia -- not according to Aybar. He told reporters he felt fine, never mentioning any tightness.
"No, I'm not tired. I want to play," he said with a smile when I teased him about getting a day off so early in the season.
With Aybar out, Maicer Izturis moves to shortstop (his third position in three starts) and Alberto Callaspo gets his third consecutive start at third base. The Angels have used a different infield configuration in each of the first four games this season.
Aybar's scratch comes a day after a costly non-error.
In the decisive eighth inning, the Royals had the tying and go-ahead runs on base when Izturis made a sprawling stop behind second base and flipped the ball to Aybar for the force at second. But Aybar threw wildly to first base and the Angels couldn't get the potential inning-ending double play. The next two batters singled off Kevin Jepsen, driving in the tying and winning runs.
Aybar said he bare-handed the flip from Izturis and didn't have a good grip as he tried to throw to first, altering his release point as a result.
"Erick's the best in our league at turning the double play from shortstop," Scioscia said. "You won't see a shortstop any better at turning the double play. He just didn't get it done there."
As dynamic as he can be defensively at times, Aybar committed a career-high 21 errors last season, the fourth-highest total among major-league shortstops.
"There were some physical things," Scioscia said of Aybar who played with an injured knee from mid-June on. "Some of it was getting lazy with his feet. He played very well this spring."
But does a high error total have to be part of the package with Aybar because of the way he plays the game?
"They shouldn't happen at the rate they happened last year and that's what we're hoping to see," Scioscia said. "It's not like we're wishing for it to happen. He played terrific defense in 2009."
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TRACK AND FIELD: Bartram Trail at District 1-4A championship, at Flagler Palm Coast, 1 p.m.; St. Joseph/FSDB at Region 2-A championship, at Jacksonville Bolles
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