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Richard Lee Daubert, 67, died Jan. 21, 2013 at Wichita. He was born Sept. 21, 1945 at McPherson the son of Clarence and Viola (Bruntz) Daubert.
Darrel Dunekack, 74, died Jan. 21 at Woodhaven Care Center in Ellinwood. Born Nov. 11, 1938 in Great Bend, he was the son of Wilbur Henry and Vera Anita Faye (Otte) Dunekack. On Oct. 24, 1965 he married Anne Preston in Great Bend. A lifetime resident of Great Bend, he was employed by Natural Gas Pipeline and was a farmer. He enjoyed farming and gardening and in his younger days fishing and hunting.
LARNED – Steven E. Crockett, 60, died Jan. 20 at Wesley Medical Center, Wichita. He was born March 31, 1952, in Dodge City, the son of Edward and Emma James Crockett. On July 8, 1973, he married Carol Arrowsmith at Sedgwick. A long-time Larned resident, he was a disciplinary hearing officer for the Juvenile Justice Authority.
Joseph L. Hada, Jr., 86, died Jan. 16, 2013 at his home in Great Bend. He was born Jan. 2, 1927 at Winchester, Okla., the son of Joe L. and Mary E. (Parson) Hada.
HALSTEAD - Maxine Westerman, 92, died Jan. 18, 2013, at the Ellinwood District Hospital. She had been a resident of Ellinwood since 2003, and formerly lived in the Halstead/Burrton area.
HUTCHINSON - Ann Pauline Tissue, 74, died Jan. 18, 2013 at her home in Hutchinson. She was born Oct. 19, 1938 in Stafford, Ks, the daughter of Paul and Oleta Bardwell.
Harold E. Johnson, 87, died Jan. 17, 2013 at Hospice House of Reno County, Hutchinson. He was born Jan. 5, 1926 at Holdenville, Okla., the son of Henry and Alma (Ellis) Johnson.
LARNED - Peter F. Downs, 52, died Jan. 17, 2013 at the Larned Healthcare Center. Arrangements are pending and will be announced by Beckwith Mortuary, Larned.
MCPHERSON - Richard Henry Hinkson, 90, died Jan. 8 at McPherson Hospital. Born April 19, 1922 in Sylvan Grove, he was the son of Mildred (Murphy) and Fred S. Hinkson. He graduated from Bethany College in Lindsborg and held graduate degrees from Emporia State University, Fort Hays State University, and the University of Colorado in Boulder, Colo. He was an educator for nearly 40 years in the public schools of Kansas, 30 of which were spent in the public schools of Barton County. He was employed by the Claflin Public Schools for 11 years and by the Great Bend Public Schools ...
WICHITA - William "Frank"Moore, 72, died Wednesday, Jan. 16. Born in 1940, he was the son of Jess and Jesse (Hartman) Moore. He worked for Farmers Co-op Union, Bushton Branch.
SAPULPA, Okla. – Richard Joel Zamarripa, 57, died Jan. 14, 2013 at St. John Medical Center in Tulsa, Okla.
OVIEDO, Fla. - Mildred (Millie) Marie Brining Snyder, 91, died surrounded by family on Jan. 14, 2013 at her home in Oviedo, Fla.
Velma May Mettling, 87, died Jan. 15 at Great Bend Regional Hospital. Born July 4, 1925, in Great Bend, she was the daughter of John and Carrie (Unruh) Smith. On June 4, 1967, she married W. Gordon Mettling in Great Bend. A lifetime resident of Great Bend, she was a teacher in the Newton, Oakley and Great Bend school districts.
CHESTERFIELD, Mo. - Dorothy Jean "D.J." Welch, 77, died Jan. 11 at her home in Chesterfield, Mo. Born Jan. 8, 1936, in Winfield, she was the daughter of Lawrence and Esther (McCormick) Detmer. On Aug. 18, 1956, she married James Curtis Welch in Washington, D.C. She spent much time and effort in supporting Little Wishes Foundation of the Foster and Adoptive Care Coalition and Loaves and Fishes (Food Pantry).
KATY, Texas - Pamela (Asher) Schneweis Hunter, 60, died Jan. 11 at her home in Katy, Texas. Born Feb. 20, 1952, in Great Bend, she was the daughter of Herbert William "Bill" and Ann (Hahn) Asher. On June 3, 1972, she married Pat Schneweis in Great Bend. They later divorced. She then married David Hunter on May 28, 1994, in Great Bend. She was a longtime resident of Great Bend and Houston, Texas.
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GREAT BEND - Bruce N. Furrey Jr., 47, passed away June 16, 2016, in Great Bend.
ELLINWOOD - David D. Lloyd, 56, died June 15, 2016 at his home in Ellinwood.
SAN JOSE, Calif. - Sara S. Dale, 86, died Feb. 13, 2016.
HAYS - Mont Lee Burton, age 61, of Hays passed away Thursday, June 16, 2016 at Hays Medical Center.
Kenneth Morris Warner, 90, died June 16, 2016 at Almost Home, Inc., in Great Bend. He was born Sept. 21, 1925, the son of Albert ...
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HUTCHINSON - Roberta J. "Bert" Fiedler, 52, died June 13, 2016, at Hutchinson Regional Medical Center. Born Sept. 19, 1963, in Ellinwood, she was the daughter ...
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Without doubt. Graham is right to push this.
Watch Jay Carney's lie right here. In the first part of the sentence, he claims the White House is not blocking these people from talking. In the second part, he adds in that they are, of course, precluded from discussing sensitive topics due to their positions...
The second part of the sentence blows up the first part. This is the game the White House is playing: They are putting these people on notice they might be prosecuted for revealing state secrets if they say something Obama doesn't like.
We don't have to hear about whatever they were doing in Benghazi as far as secret business -- perhaps they were part of the operation to covertly arm the Syrian rebels. Fine, we don't need to hear about that.
But surely they can talk about the things our enemies already know, like how our enemies mounted a coordinated attack against our embassy.
The press just rolls over for Obama on this. They want people kept in the dark. The only people being prevented from knowing "state secrets" are the American public. Al Qaeda knows all about the details of its operation, after all.
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I think that Speaker Boehner is very much in the mindset of trying to get to the bottom of Benghazi. But yes, I will urge Speaker Boehner to use the powers of the House not to chase rabbits, but to get to the bottom line. We have not heard from the people who went through this debacle who were there on the ground. I guarantee if this had been a good news story we would have heard from them the next day. The fact we havent heard from them for six months should make every American worried about what this administration is covering up.
I would say they should also offer immunity from prosecution via legislation, but the Senate Democrats would block that and thus renew the very threat that keeps these people quiet. But the House is working on protections for them nonetheless.
Any Benghazi survivor who talks to his committee would be protected from prosecution or job termination from the Obama administration, Rogers said. Well make sure of that. That is whistle bower standard protection. If theyre fired for talking to us, therell be some hell to pay.
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The Ashburton community is reeling after the murder of a "bubbly, happy-go-lucky" young woman.
Sina Nerisa Solomona, 22, was found near-dead by her stepbrother at her Cass St home about 2.40am on Saturday.
He ran for help, and family members are understood to have gone to the house and attempted CPR before she was pronounced dead at the scene by paramedics.
People at the Devon Tavern, where Solomona and her twin sister had their 21st birthday party, said her violent death was "a bloody shock".
Bartender Toni Guy said Solomona was popular in the community.
Solomona was "very bubbly, happy and friendly".
"I didn't know her well, but what I knew of her, when she was around you want to smile," Guy said.
The Devon has started a collection bucket on the bar for Solomona's family, one of whom works there.
Cleaner Laura Davis said her son used to worked at Canterbury Meat Packers (CMP) with Solomona.
Davis helped organise her 21st party.
"We all know her. All the CMPs come in here and have their breakup dos. She used to come in with her family. She's nice, a hard case - happy go lucky," she said.
"I can't get over [her death]. It's a bloody shock.
"She's only young."
Police said today they had recovered a possible weapon from the scene.
Detective Senior Sergeant John Rae would not be drawn on what the possible weapon was, other than to say some "items of interest" had been obtained by police.
The investigation is now a murder inquiry.
Rae said the items would be shown to family members to determine whether they were from the house or "introduced".
"There are possibilities that we have a weapon, but we can't guarantee it," he said.
"After the post-mortem, we will have an indication if the items we've got were used in the attack."
He said police would have a better idea what caused Solomona's death after an autopsy scheduled for this afternoon.
Rae said police had spoken to her current partner, as well as her former partners, and at this stage were satisfied they were not involved in her death.
"We've got detailed accounts of their movements and at this stage there is nothing to suggest they are involved in this."
The father of Solomona's daughter, 3, had not lived in Ashburton for some months, he said.
Family had also been ruled out at this stage.
No residents from the house - where Solomona lived with her mother, twin sister, daughter, two brothers, her mother's partner and her sister's partner - were in the house when she arrived home, Rae said.
He had "the impression" the person responsible was an someone "close to her".
"It was targeted to her," he said.
"We're trying to ascertain who might want to do this."
Police were considering associates and friends of associates.
He did not believe there was any danger to the community.
"I don't think at this stage we have a maniacal murderer in the community."
Solomona finished a shift at Canterbury Meat Packers about 1am on Saturday and spent time at a friend's house until the partner of her twin sister picked her up and dropped her home just after 2am.
Anuella Solomona told the Ashburton Guardian her daughter was a loving and beautiful person.
"She loved her daughter, she loves her friends, she loves anyone. Until now I'm still questioning who would do this."
She said the family was in deep shock.
"They just don't believe someone could do something like this. If there was any people hate us, any people had trouble, problem with us ... I don't think so."
She said her stepson found Sina.
Initially he could not open the back door and thought she was playing around and not letting him in, but then he saw she was injured and ran down the street in a panic to get help.
He ran into a man on a bike who cycled to a service station to raise the alarm, the Guardian reported.
The autopsy was expected to be completed by about 2pm today.
Rae said the results were unlikely to be released as the homicide investigation was ongoing.
"The body will be examined. If there are any other injuries, that will give us a far better picture of what's happened to her,'' he said.
"With a bit of luck, we'll get some more forensics as well."
A scene examination was expected to be completed by tomorrow, he said.
Rae said the family was struggling to come to terms with the tragedy.
"They're pretty shocked. They're finding it hard to cope with. Obviously it was in the family home as well," he said.
Solomona, originally from Porirua, was pronounced dead at the scene by paramedics.
Rae said police had questioned neighbours, family, friends and associates about Solomona's death.
A family friend said everyone was reeling from the news. "It's dumbfounded the community. It's just a shock."
Neighbours in the quiet street were also shocked.
One, who did not want to be named, said it scared her to think someone could have murdered Solomona and was still walking the streets.
"It's horrible that someone that is so young with a little kid has been killed," she said.
A Facebook tribute page, "Rest In Paradise Sina Solomona", already has more than 1100 likes.
Tributes to Solomona talk of a "beautiful", "big-hearted", "awesome", "mischievous" mother who was "taken much too soon".
Friend Gabrielle Tamepo-Hunt wrote: "How can something so tragic happen to such an innocent sweet loving happy lady like urself [sic] Sina Solomona so horrible . . . So glad i got to know u and have fond memories of Sina. Rest in paradise."
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British game makers saved by Sony
A team of British game makers, who lost their jobs just over six months ago, has landed a major deal with one of the biggest names in entertainment.
They have been hired by Sony to make an exclusive game for its next-generation console, the PlayStation 3.
It is a major turnaround in the fortunes of Tameem Antoniades and his team at Ninja Theory.
In October, their world was turned upside down with the collapse of top UK indie game developers, Argonaut Games.
By then, the team had been working on a prototype of the game, called Heavenly Sword, for 10 months at their Cambridge studios.
The game was highlighted by Sony during the launch of its PlayStation 3 at the E3 games expo in Los Angeles.
"The future is quite bright for us now, whereas a few months ago it was very, very grim," Mr Antoniades told the BBC News website.
Following the collapse of Argonaut, Mr Antoniades and his colleagues, Nina Kristensen and Mike Ball, set up their own operation, Ninja Theory.
But most publishers shied away from committing to funding an untested game for an unknown console.
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"For a moment I started to lose hope that you can survive in this business," said Mr Antoniades.
Now, Mr Antoniades believes that Ninja Theory has shown that there is hope for small developers.
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Yesterday, Brian Dozier went 3-for-4, 4 RBIs with two homers (11, 12). Dozier's quietly had a great June (7 HRs, near-.350), after having a miserable May (2 HRs, .215) and an atrocious April (3 HRs, .191). Who knows what July holds? Which sounds like the title for a piece of art done by Daniel Johnston. Let's see, Daniel Johnston describing Dozier. "June is Fun! Fun! Fun! If I ever thought I could be happy, it was from Dozier. Fun! Fun! Fun! Oh! That rock and roll! It saves my soul! Owning Dozier in June, it must've been a happy time, Kool Aid flowing like wine, the bubble gum, forever-ever-ever-ever-ever-ever after! Now I will get on a random bus in Austin and ride to New Mexico." Oh, Daniel Johnston, you were taken from us way too soon. *sees he's still alive* Okay, moving on. So, Dozier has turned his season around and is close to the same pace as his previous season stats (28 HRs, 12 SBs). Moreover, Dozier has cut his Ks by a lot, so he could hit for a better average this year (.250 vs. .235). Daniel Johnston might be onto something. About fun, fun fun not about getting on random buses. Anyway, here's what else I saw yesterday in fantasy baseball:Please, blog, may I have some more?
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On Saturday, Michael Conforto was demoted to the minors. Ouch. Not only did he fall far from preseason expectations, but he seemed to be breaking out in April. Coming out of April, he had 4 HRs and a .365 average. In May and June, he hit .169 and .119 and, finally, the Mets threw in the towel just as Conforto's head was bouncing on the canvas. Shame, isn't it? Not a shame, a product of not being able to hit. I'm sure he'll be back at some point, but you can drop him in all but the deepest dynasty leagues. In his place came, Brandon Nimmo. Okay, let's get them out of the way up front. The Mets are finding Nimmo in a sea of prospects. The Mets aren't finding Drury because he's on a different team. Is Nimmo the Mets' outfield fixar? That's a clown fish question, bro. Nimmo's minor league numbers look dynamite, but that's because he was playing in the PCL, which is like playing on the moon with an aluminum bat. He had five homers, five steals and a .331 average. That seems to be his profile more or let's be generous, maybe 10/15/.280. Sounds downright Lagaresque. Outside of deep mixed leagues and NL-Only, I'd ignore for now. Anyway, here's what else I saw this weekend in fantasy baseball:Please, blog, may I have some more?
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This week's No Whammies! is dedicated to Wil Myers. Is it due to the good looks, sweet swing, and old school, no batting gloves thing? Hope he doesn't pee on his hands like Moises Alou. Or maybe it's because he looks like a certain Game of Thrones character…
Naw, it's due to the fact that he's scored nine runs, collected 12 hits (five home runs), driven in 10, and stolen two bases in 25 at-bats over the past week. Imagine if he played on a real team. His ownership would, for sure, be over 84%. On the season, he's hitting .292 with 40 R, 13 HR, 37 RBI, and 8 SB. He did win the AL Rookie of the Year (2013) hitting .293 with 13 home runs and five stolen bases in only 88 games. Then, the sophomore and junior slumps happened, eradicating all the non-believers from the Wil Myers train. Hello…helloo…hellooo..helloooo…So, what to make of Myers going forward. While his strikeout rate is at a decent 20.8%, his walk rate is at a career-low 6.2%. A .322 BABIP is not too crazy. What stood out to me were his contact rates. His 81% contact rate is a career-high and the outside the zone contact rate is 68.8% vs a career average of 58.6%. He's pulling the ball at a career-low rate and going up the middle at a career-high rate. I love seeing that change, as it shows that he's not selling out for power and letting the game come to him. The one obvious red flag is the injury concern. He has not played over 90 games in a big league season. If you've read any of my stuff, you know I'm a believer in C.R.E.A.M. What is Myer's contract situation looking like? What do you know!!! He's signed for 1 year/$523,900. Things that make you go hmmmmm.Please, blog, may I have some more?
Jake McGee hit the DL with a sprained MCL. Damn, 1150 was a very bad year for him. Wait, a new closer that no one owns is up for grabs! When this news broke, I was sitting in a French cafe, wearing a beret to the side, flicking a Virginia Slim 120 like a French baller. I immediately looked for Carlos Estevez, but he was gone. Then I looked for Jason Motte — gone! Then I looked for Boone Logan — there! So, I grabbed him, then I wept quietly. Was I really picking up the guy third down the SAGNOF totem for the Rockies? I'm such a pitiful save vulture. Get some dignity, man, you're better than this, you're rocking a beret and a Virginia Slim 120! After Saturday's game, Walt Weiss announced Estevez would be the closer, so now, even more pitifully, I will be dropping Boone Logan, who got me a cheap vulture save on Sunday due to Estevez being used too many days in a row. That's like the fantasy baseball walk of shame. Everyone who sees you drop the guy that doesn't get the closer job knows full well that you desperately tried to make the wrong guy work. Now I have to pick up and drop twelve other guys to bury my move. The fantasy baseball shame cycle! As for Estevez, his outings will be like brother Emilio — short. His performances may be like brother Charlie's relationships — rocky. Unlike his father, Martin, he will not be starring in an awful Netflix series canoodling with the DA from Law & Order. Anyway, here's what else I saw this weekend in fantasy baseball:Please, blog, may I have some more?
Albert Almora was called up yesterday by the Cubs, and he's the latest barely in-his-20s, big-time Cubs prospect. Albert Almora also anagrams to Barrel T. Alamo, who'd be great as a San Antonian oil man villain. "Remember my wrath, Walker, Texas Ranger! Now hand me my seersucker suit, and, yes, I'm in my underwear because I just bedded your wife and daughter together. I dig holes for a living!" So, Almora's up while Jorge Soler mends his broken hamstring, and Almora's ready to get all that and a cup of coffee. Or is it bring Maddon a cup of coffee? Well, he's here for his cup of coffee. And Maddon says he' won't play every day. And, Part II, And There's More!, I still grabbed him in two leagues. He's basically a young Dexter Fowler. I will call him Dexter Chick. In Triple-A, he had 3 HRs, 10 SBs, .318 average in 55 games. He could see action here and there, and might provide a few steals. In most leagues, he's not worth grabbing yet, unless you're like me and can't resist rookie nookie. Anyway, here's what else I saw yesterday in fantasy baseball:Please, blog, may I have some more?
James Shields was traded to the White Sox for Erik Johnson and Fernando Tatis Jr. I remember well his father, Fernando Tatis Jr. (yes, they are both juniors; not at all confusing). I remember Tatis because he was the reason back in 2000, I said on my Geocities site, Fantasy Baseball and Neon Green Backgrounds, the following, "The Cardinals won't bring up Albert Pujols because they have Fernando Tatis. Let's just be grateful we made it through Y2K with all of our AOL emails intact. I got this forward from my uncle that is hilarious! Also, I think JC Chasez is easily the best singer in NSYNC. Justin Timberlake? More like Give-Me-A-Timberbreak!" Wow, that didn't age well at all. So, the Padres finally listened to me and attempted to get younger. No idea about this Tatis; he's so young he doesn't even have a Wikipedia page yet — and Carson Cistulli has a Wiki page longer than Harriet Tubman! Elsewhere, Erik Johnson becomes an NL-Only add, but his wonky control leaves him a streamer for now in mixed leagues. As for Shields, leaving Petco + aging pitcher who hasn't looked great for over a year now = Aged Balsamic. Hmm, math's off there, was supposed to equal risky bet for mixed leagues with increased win potential and decreased ratios. Anyway, here's what else I saw this weekend in fantasy baseball:Please, blog, may I have some more?
So you want to be a DFS superstar… A tune that will be sung by Rich Hill owners today. Now you have to be careful pitching at the ripe old age of 36. Rich Hill pulled his groin and had to miss his last start. He's back today and facing the Houston Astros. Minute Maid Park may be a juicy match up for homers, but that's not something Rich Hill gives up easily. Since the start of 2013, Ol' Rich has only given up 7 homers and hasn't allowed more than 3 earned runs in a single game. Surprisingly, he has been better away from the pitching friendly confines of O.co Coliseum. He has been limiting hitters to a .511 OPS and owns a sub 1.00 WHIP. The Astros are slightly below average with 98 wRC+ vs LHP, but strike out at an absurd rate of 26.1% (3rd worst in the MLB). Rich Hill has one of the best spin rates in the league on his curveball, which plays well with his fastball that helps him generate above average swings and misses. He has the most curveballs thrown with a RPM greater than 2500, by nearly double that of the next closest pitcher. His curveball is only allowing a .252 SLG and his fastball a .227. Meanwhile, the Astros are only managing a .170 batting average and a .267 slugging against curveballs, both 4th worst in the league. Put Rich Hill in your lineup to become a DFS superstar… and live large… Here are the rest of my DFS picks for Saturday June 4.
New to DraftKings? Scared of feeling like a small fish in a big pond? Well reserve your spot in the 25 Team Razzball Exclusive League set to run Monday June 6th to wet your DK whistle. Just remember to sign up through us before you do. It's how we know you care! If you still feel helpless and lonely, be sure to subscribe to the DFSBot for your daily baseball plays.Please, blog, may I have some more?
You wanna know frustration? Of course, you do. You play fantasy baseball! We've chosen a hobby that is the least relaxing hobby possible. May as well have a hobby of picking cheese off mousetraps. If the mousetrap doesn't smash your finger, you win. What do you win? A virtual trophy! Oh, and bragging rights. Awesome! Okay, wanna really know frustration? Wait to see how Dusty uses Trea Turner upon his call-up. This is gonna be so fun! Will Lloyd's of London insure the ulcers of all Trea Turner owners? Yesterday, he was called up to replace Ryan Zimmerman, who went on paternity leave. So, unless Zimmerman's wife takes as long as he does to get hot, I'm assuming Zimmerman will be back in three days tops. At that point, Turner will stay with the club and play, stay and get benched or get demoted again. If he stays with the club, do you think Dusty is going to play him over Espinosa? Well, he could. I guess. "So, how do you play this mousetrap game again?" Anyway, here's what else I saw yesterday in fantasy baseball:Please, blog, may I have some more?
Justin Upton was one of this offseason's prized free agents, and with good reason. He's shown the ability to hit for power (.200+ ISO and 26+ homers in each of the last three seasons), get on base (.348 career OBP), and even steal a few bags (18 or more SBs in five out of the last seven seasons). At 28 years old, the odds were pretty good that there were still a few productive seasons left in the tank. The Detroit Tigers pounced on the fresh meat and decided to lavish a six year, $132.75 million contract upon Upton in January. Thus far, the carcass of this Upton has been more rancid than the ones described by Upton Sinclair in his novel The Jungle over a century ago. J-Up has managed to produce a measly .213/.259/.319 batting line with just 3 home runs, 1 stolen base, 22 runs, and 11 RBI through the first two months of the season. Eduardo Nunez and Coco Crisp have hit more homers. Renowned speedsters Buster Posey and Mike Napoli have swiped more bags. Backup catchers David Ross and Bobby Wilson have driven in more runs in a fraction of the at-bats. Umm… what in the blue hell is going on here? Is Upton washed up already? Is there any hope for a turnaround?
Let's take a look at Upton's profile to see if there's hope for a rebound. Here are a few observations:Please, blog, may I have some more?
"Ree," opens the front door, walks down the driveway, says hello to my Polish neighbor, Stash, walks to the DQ, gets a Blizzard, eats said Blizzard, walks home, opens the door, says "Dick," hits the head, not like that, comes back feeling a Blizzard lighter, does some Netflix and chill, shuts it off, says, "You," brushes teeth, gets into bed, moves arm over Cougs, hears about her splitting headache, rolls over and says, "Lus." That's right, in honor of Mookie Betts, I just did the most ridiculous ridiculous call ever. You earned that shizz, you madman! I'd count the ways I love this man, but like a savant Blackjack dealer I can only count up to 21. After his three-homer game yesterday, Betts (3-for-5, 5 RBIs, 10th, 11th, 12th homers) now has those twelve homers to go with eight steals, a .283 average and is on pace for 115 runs and 85 RBIs. Don't make me do another ridiculous ridiculous call, cause if you want me to, I will. Oh, and with what he's doing, it's not even inconceivable that he keeps up this pace. His BABIP (.290) is actually below his career average (he's getting unlucky!), his fly ball percentage is down (he could be hitting more homers!) and he hasn't been caught stealing once (so steal more!). You are witnessing the emergence of a perennial first rounder. Anyway, here's what else I saw yesterday in fantasy baseball:Please, blog, may I have some more?


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The Fox Touring Car was beautiful, imaginative and expensive. The two passenger coupe was trim and racy. This was the sort of automobile that appealed to Ansley Fox. The Fox automobile made a good showing while it lasted. It's only serious competition among American Automobiles was the Franklin. The lower and better looking Fox was bigger in both size and engine when compaired to the Franklin. It's wheelbase was 132 inches and the engine rated at 50 horsepower.
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The Fox air cooled 50 horsepower engine housed six cylinders with aluminum pistons, overhead cam and valves. Manufacturing trends at the time clearly favored water cooled engines. However, the Fox and Franklin used the more mechanically complex air cooling system. Only sporting and luxury automobiles such as Dusenburg, Stutz, and Marmon used overhead cams and valves. The Fox automobile and its large six cylinder water cooled engine was a favorite among bootleggers.
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Lindsay Lohan Should Take Lessons From Porn Star James Deen
Stephen Rodrick's revealing New York Times profile on Lindsay Lohan (aptly named How To Catch A Falling Star, an absolute must-read) has made waves in the industry and around the nation over the last two weeks. It's a roller-coaster tale featuring a few high, hopeful peaks and many, many cringe-worthy valleys. The recurring lows center around her notorious partying and ill-tempered ways, which repeatedly threaten to blow up the delicate balance that has been tentatively struck between the actress, her director, and her cast mates on the set of The Canyons . Now James Deen, legendary porn star and Lohan's co-star in the film, is adding his opinion to the LiLo media firestorm with the following statement:
"She has a unique way of communicating. She's a child star who's been living in this fame world being chased by paparazzi. I tried to consider that in every interaction with her, so when she speaks, what could be construed as an insult by some was not necessarily intended to be an insult. It was just her communicating her interpretation of the scene … People treat actors like these fragile, delicate creatures, and you've got to remember that for the past 10 years, Lindsay could not go to Starbucks. She was raised in the Hollywood system, so she's used to a certain level of treatment. Instead of saying, 'Excuse me, could you please pass me the water?' She's used to saying, 'I need water,' and then someone just giving her water. She's been conditioned to say what she needs and then someone will bring it to her, so I can see why people would consider her to be a train wreck or a bitch or whatever, but her intentions are fine."
This guy knows what he's talking about, clearly. Despite being a star himself (and one who's achieved more mainstream fame than most adult film actors, perhaps because of his well-chosen stage name), he seems to be more removed from the industry, with a better understanding of Hollywood than most seasoned vets. Actually, everything about the profile made us sweet on him — he was reportedly incredibly polite and respectful, and always on time (unlike some people). Maybe it's because he's worked on literally thousands of "films," but this guy could quite possibly be the elusive unicorn that is a well-adjusted celebrity.
Unfortunately, he's right about Lindsay. Regardless of how you felt about her before, after reading this profile you'll probably have nothing but a confused, aching sympathy for someone who's clearly suffered in the name of the box office and the newsstand — and continues to do so. It's the first time Lindsay's ever been treated like a human being by a reporter, and the result is harrowing, even for those who don't get wrapped up in celebrities and tabloid drama. (The Frisky)
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NHS Must Move Beyond 19th Century Cancer Diagnostics to Save 11,000 More Lives
Opinion Article by Chris Scarisbrick, Sectra UK & Ireland.
Radical recommendations were set out by England's Independent Cancer Taskforce in July 2015. The goal: to allow an additional 30,000 patients every year to survive cancer for 10 years or more by 2020.
11,000 of these patients could survive cancer and live longer as a result of earlier diagnoses, sparking a new national ambition.
Backed by NHS England chief Simon Stevens, the taskforce's plans call for significant increased diagnostic capacity in the NHS so that 95% of patients can receive their results within four weeks and so that GPs can gain direct access to key investigative tests.
But numbers alone will not be enough to deliver the increased diagnostic capability needed to make these ambitions reality.
When it comes to pathology, a key cancer diagnostic function, many of the processes and practices in the NHS remain largely unchanged since the birth of modern pathology in the 19th century. The discipline has also been facing diminishing capacity and now faces a serious challenge in attracting younger people, many of whom don't relish the idea of decades stood at a microscope.
The chance to save so many lives is without a doubt too good to miss. So what can be done to make sure the NHS is able to deliver diagnostics needed to make the new national ambition a reality?
Modernising pathology requires urgent action to save lives
Significant and immediate action must be taken to modernise pathology and provide pathology departments with technology that a rapidly growing number of pathologists are calling for, so that they can more effectively share expertise and findings with clinical colleagues, and carry out their reporting much more quickly.
Digitisation of the discipline is essential to achieving this, a move which is already having a significant impact on improved diagnoses and timely cancer care in other parts of the world.
Frequently lost slides, difficulties in collaborating across disciplines and subsequent delayed diagnoses cannot remain as common facets of today's pathology set up if the NHS is to deliver timely and successful cancer treatment.
Put simply, the microscope can no longer be relied on if the NHS is to keep more people from dying from cancer.
Change has begun in the NHS already
The good news is that pioneering parts of the NHS are already doing something about this. Salford Royal NHS Foundation Trust has become a pioneer in the North of England by piloting a digital pathology system that has shown immediate benefits for speedy and connected pathology reporting.
Despite early hesitations, pathologists using the technology have insisted they don't want to go back to microscopes, now being able to compare multiple slides at once on the same screen, with extremely high standards of image quality. They are able to report much more quickly and effectively, no longer having to keep manually changing slides. And crucially, reception in multi-disciplinary team (MDT) meetings has been very strong, as images and specific areas of samples are quickly shown on screen, eliminating time consuming processes of preparing and loading slides to share with clinical colleagues.
The digital pilot at Salford Royal has shown ergonomic benefits, and the technology used at the trust can enable fast access to second opinions from colleagues either within the hospital, or through remote access, from pathologists from anywhere across a region or even from across the country, making confirmation of new or difficult cancer diagnoses a great deal easier.
The results have seen major interest from pathologists and clinical staff both within the trust and at other hospitals throughout the region and beyond. A regional conference held at Salford Royal this year showed a huge appetite for digitisation from pathologists who turned a Q&A session into a passionate open discussion on regional collaboration, the potential for super labs, and ways to make digitisation reality.
So how can we get there?
As a former NHS radiographer, I have seen the clinical benefits of digitisation first-hand. Radiology embarked on the digital journey 15 years ago to eliminate x-rays being lost in the backs of cars and from the draws of office desks, which at the time led to approximately 10-15 per cent of all imaging being mislaid, with a detrimental impact on timely care. The results of radiology digitisation have been transformative beyond this, allowing imaging to be rapidly shared and analysed. As a closely related fellow diagnostic function, there are undoubtedly many lessons that can be shared with pathology as it embraces digital ways of working. In many instances, pathology may even find that it can utilise radiology technology already deployed in hospitals on which it can base its own applications.
Pathology, however, does not have the same luxury of central funding that radiology enjoyed in its digital shift and hospitals must now find their own way to fund digitisation as a matter of urgency. No one should pretend this is easy at a time when NHS purse strings are held more tightly than ever, but there are options.
Large trusts with control over their own budgets can procure pathology solutions that they can sell to other hospitals. Doing so can allow them to generate revenue and a fast return on investment.
Smaller trusts do have more options than to simply buy from the foundation trusts. Hospitals can come together collaboratively to buy a shared system. The challenge is to put the framework in place and overcome competing demands from different trusts.
This challenge does however not come from pathologists - many of whom want this to happen now. There is a real hunger to shift to digital. This has been seen in the North of England where clinicians and radiologists are eagerly viewing what Salford is already doing.
The challenge is at the organisational level, not the clinical level. But with an opportunity for the NHS to match those countries that have the highest survival rates, organisational differences cannot be used as an excuse. It should now be a priority for NHS hospitals to move away from analogue approaches to pathology, so that growing demand can be matched, access to specialist expertise increased and the speed and accuracy of reporting improved so that, ultimately, timely intervention can save more lives.
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