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From Shanghai to Paris to Moscow, the world has been watching to see how the U.S. election is affected by the latest terrorist bloodbath on our soil, this time in the shadow of Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck.
Barrels of ink and galaxies of pixels have been sacrificed to solving the mystery of the spectacular rise of Bernie Sanders and Donald Trump.
People are angry. We get it. But there's more at work than mere frustration. We are at a philosophical hinge point that feels more acute than in elections past.
The equally irascible but otherwise antonymic Trump and Sanders personify these differing philosophies, which were clarified by Sanders during Sunday's interview on NBC's "Meet the Press."
"Are you a capitalist?" asked host Chuck Todd.
The lede to this column is a deep groan that originates in the throat and expands into the lungs before collapsing in the pit of the stomach. How do you spell "hmmmgrrrungh"?
What else is there to say about House Republicans' inability to get something right? And I say this with compassion, I really do. Because seriously? It's over. Done. Kaput. With Kevin McCarthy's recent response to the simplest question about Republican accomplishments in Congress — from Sean Hannity, the friendliest interviewer a Republican could hope for — the future may as well be called "Democratic."
The Republican Party's "Freedom Caucus," which has several less-charitable nicknames on Capitol Hill, is the dog that caught the car. Now what? Having (sort of) unseated Speaker John Boehner, these 37 or so uber-conservative House members are now scrambling for "a real leader."
Except that they aren't really, because they have no one with the skills, experience or legislative record to offer. The "brat pack," as they are also known, had a leader in Boehner but were too self-obsessed to recognize it or to see much beyond their own immediate gratification and pontifical aspirations.
In the spirit of charity prompted by Pope Francis' visit to the U.S., let's not call them bigots.
Let's just call them the clueless, the incurious, the moronic, the dull. In short, ignoramuses.
I refer to those Republican wits who unconscionably demonize a swath of Americans based on their religious views.
Haven't we gone through this sort of thing before? It was all rather bloody, as history recalls.
But each generation seems to need to create its own religious contretemps in order to resolve that which is already resolved, at least in this country.
Once upon a time in a twinkling city on a hill, little boys and girls were taught that anyone could grow up to become president.
The children all believed it and today many, many of them are trying to fulfill the promise. While it has been proved true that anyone really can become president, it has also been proved even more true that most shouldn't.
Including, sad to say, more than a few on the debate stage at the Reagan Library Wednesday night. One wonders why these folks don't wake up each day and exclaim: Wow! I don't have to run the country! How awesome is that?!
It's no longer enough to be a happy warrior. Now our candidates must be joyful! Oh, joie.
Jeb Bush started the joy bender last week when he told a New Hampshire audience that a conservative could win the White House by "campaigning with his arms wide open, with joy in his heart, speaking about the hopes and aspirations of the people, being on the side of the people that right now don't see their lives in the future being better than what they have today."
The Trump riddle continues to compel: How has he managed to successfully execute such a mass deception?
He's by no definition a conservative, and yet he continues to plow ahead of all but the other least likely presidential nominee, Ben Carson, who has tied Trump in Iowa. Straight talk? Old hat. Tall and commanding? So is LeBron, let's elect him. Smart and accomplished? Born lucky and benefited from bankruptcy.
August, often viewed as the end of things — summer, vacation, camp and children underfoot — marks for Washingtonians the arrival of peace.
The usual, rapid chatter becomes a low, slow hum. Fewer sirens stab the air and the ever-present helicopters finally buzz off.
In this near-sudden silence, one realizes that Washington is more often Fallujah than Paris — a war zone where armies of reporters, pundits and politicos wage war with words in theaters of green rooms and bunkers of makeup.
Not to diminish the importance of the first Republican debate, but it felt like the first in a political survivor series.
The question wasn't so much who won the prime-time skirmish but who eliminated himself to make room for Carly Fiorina — the hands-down winner of the "Happy Hour Debate," as she dubbed it, and maybe of the larger debate as well.
The deck definitely got shuffled. And, depending on one's chosen vernacular, Fiorina rocked. She killed. She made a stunning debut.
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For a professional politician like Clinton, whose every word is vetted by the vast right lobe of her brain, "disturbing" in the vernacular of less-scripted folk would be something like "horrifying" or "vile."
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a very nice army!! i am certainly inspired to build one of those for my own fleet too.. time to hunt for bluecoat minifigs!
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Descalso doesn't have the potential in his bat that Greene does, but he hit better in 375 plate appearances last year at age 24 than Greene has in his major league opportunities or Schumaker has in either of the last-two years. Descalso is also a fine defender, making him an upgrade on Schumaker, a converted centerfielder who remains subpar defensively at the keystone, on both sides of the ball. Prior to re-signing shortstop Rafael Furcal, Mozeliak said he'd be open to a double-play combo of Greene and Descalso, and given Furcal's injury history, the Cardinals very well may see that combination often this year.The Big Prospect: Shelby MillerMiller is one of the top pitching prospects in the game and among the top 10 prospects at any position in the game. A 21-year-old righty, Miller throws a mid-90s fastball with movement that can spike into the upper 90s, can dominate with his curveball and has received high marks for his maturity on the mound. Miller spent most of 2011 at Double-A, acquitting himself well with more than a strikeout per inning in 16 starts to go with a 2.70 ERA. He could be in the majors at some point this year, be it as a September call-up or sooner depending on how he performs at Triple-A, where he'll report in April, relative to the pitchers at the back of the major league rotation.The Big Question:Will Aroldis Chapman force his way into the starting rotation?The Reds have said that Chapman will indeed be stretched out in spring training, but that information has not been accompanied by the news that any of the team's five presumed starters -- Johnny Cueto, Bronson Arroyo, Mike Leake, Homer Bailey, or new addition Mat Latos -- will have to fight for his job. What we don't know is what the Reds would have to see from Chapman to bump one of those men from the rotation if all are healthy and effective this spring. Certainly Latos and Cueto aren't going anywhere, but Arroyo was awful last year, and the 24-year-old Leake and 25-year-old Bailey are still trying to establish themselves and could prove vulnerable.An injury might create an opening for Chapman, but it's just as likely that an injury will end his bid -- he missed a month with shoulder inflammation last year and a reoccurrence of the soreness in his pitching shoulder during the Arizona Fall League prompted the Reds to keep him out of winter ball entirely. Given that, one wonders if Chapman's chances of cracking the rotation are all that much higher than those of non-roster invitee Jeff Francis.The Big Battle: CatcherRookie catching prospect Devin Mesoraco is expected to split time with Ryan Hanigan behind the plate this year, but the ratio of their playing time could vary significantly depending on how each performs early on. The pressure there is on the rookie, who struggled in 53 plate appearances last September and will have to win over a manager in Dusty Baker who is notorious for preferring the familiar veteran over the unproven rookie.That said, Baker's reputation has softened in Cincinnati, where Joey Votto, Jay Bruce and Drew Stubbs have all become regulars on Baker's watch. There's also a chance that Chris Heisey will have to fight off fellow righty Ryan Ludwick for the leftfield job, though Ludwick has been so awful since the Cardinals traded him at the 2010 deadline (.229/.308/.353 in 792 plate appearances) that I find it hard to believe that he'll be a serious challenger.The Big Prospect: Daniel CorcinoA small, righthanded starter, the 21-year-old Corcino isn't the Reds' best prospect, but the men above him on the list are either too far away to get invites to major league camp or have already made their major league debuts. Corcino cracked 100 innings for the first time last year while posting a 4.59 K/BB ratio in A-ball, a product of excellent control as well as the ability to miss bats. Corcino gets his fastball into the mid-90s, but not without considerable effort, given his 5-foot-11, 165-pound frame, which makes some wonder if he'll end up in the bullpen, as his ability to hold up under a starter's workload with that approach is in doubt.The Big Question: Is Pedro Alvarez still a future star?A year ago, Alvarez was coming off the big September surge that capped his rookie season, and was ripe with all of the promise one might expect from a slugger who was the second-overall pick in the 2008 draft and a top 10 prospect in all of baseball prior to the 2010 season.In 2011, however, Alvarez didn't hit at all. He was batting .208/.283/.304 with just two home runs when a quadriceps injury shelved him for two months, and he was even worse after he returned, hitting just .173/.260/.273 with two more taters over his final 124 plate appearances, which surrounded a brief late-August demotion.There was no silver-lining to that performance. Alvarez didn't just struggle, he was the 10th-worst hitter in baseball out of the 306 with 250 or more plate appearances last year, posting a 56 OPS+ (100 is average) that matched Adam Dunn's mark in his disastrous debut season with the White Sox. Alvarez is now 25 and a career .230/.304/.392 hitter in the major leagues. This is a player who was supposed to be a pillar of the Pirates rebuilding, a player many ranked ahead of Andrew McCutchen as a prospect. One has to wonder if that potential is still there, or, if not, how much of it remains.The Big Battle: LeftfieldAfter making the All-Star team and winning an (undeserved) Gold Glove as the Pirates centerfielder in 2008, Nate McLouth was traded to the Braves in 2009 and hit just .229/.335/.364 in parts of three seasons with Atlanta. The Pirates brought McLouth back on a one-year deal this winter, and he'll likely challenge Alex Presley for the leftfield job this spring, though the 26-year-old Presley should prove victorious.The Big Prospect: Gerrit ColeThe top pick in the 2011 draft is just one of three Pirates prospects, along with fellow righties Jameson Taillon and Luis Heredia, who could grow up to be legitimate major league aces. However, Cole, who made his professional debut in the Arizona Fall League after signing with the Pirates, is the only one of the three who will be in major league camp this spring.A solid 6-foot-4, the 21-year-old Cole can hit triple-digits on the radar gun, compliments that heat with a wicked slider and above-average changeup and expects to be on the fast track to the major leagues, starting with a full-season assignment in April.The Big Question: Can Ian Stewart rebound from his lost 2011 season?The first trade made by the Cubs' new front office, headed by Theo Epstein and Jed Hoyer, brought Stewart to Chicago as Aramis Ramirez's replacement at third base coming off a season in which Stewart hit .156/.243/.221 without a home run in 136 major league plate appearances. The price for Stewart wasn't high. Third-year outfielder Tyler Colvin was barely any better at .150/.204/.306 last year and is only five months younger than Stewart, while infielder DJ LeMahieu can hit for average but lacks power, patience, or a defensive home.Still, Stewart didn't exactly set the world on fire even before his disastrous 2011 season. He has 20-homer power, but is an average fielder and hit a fairly pedestrian .246/.334/.454 in two and a half seasons as the Rockies third baseman from 2008 to 2010, that despite the fact that he was the rare Rockie who hit almost as well on the road as at home.The good news on Stewart is that he hit .275/.359/.591 with 14 homers in 195 Triple-A plate appearances last year and it can be argued that the Rockies were too quick to demote him in April and again after just 24 plate appearances in May, given that one can point to injury and illness (sprained knee, hamstring, flu) as possible reasons for his early-season slump.The Big Battle: CenterfieldThe addition of rightfielder David DeJesus would seem to have signaled that the Cubs top prospect, centerfielder Brett Jackson, will start the 2012 season back in Triple-A. However, unlike first baseman Anthony Rizzo -- whom the front office has explicitly stated will start the season in the minors -- Jackson just might have a chance to break camp with the team. He could force incumbent centerfielder Marlon Byrd into a platoon with the left-handed DeJesus in rightfield or he could secure a bench role as a roving fourth outfielder.The Big Prospect: Brett JacksonJackson, the team's first-round pick in 2009, is a five-tool centerfielder, though not necessarily a future superstar. A career .292/.393/.491 hitter in the minors, Jackson has 20-homer power, can steal a similar number of bases at a solid percentage, is a competent defensive centerfielder with a strong arm and will take his share of walks. He's also prone to strikeouts, though, which suggests he might not hit for much average in the majors, and he doesn't do any one thing at an elite level.Still, the 23-year-old is the team's top prospect and hit .297/.388/.551 in 215 plate appearances after a mid-season promotion to Triple-A last year and could well be the Cubs' best outfielder from the get-go this year. He, Rizzo, and shortstop Starlin Castro are expected to give Epstein and Hoyer a young offensive core to build around, and Chicago's hope is that Rizzo and Jackson will join Castro in the majors by the second half of this season at the latest.The Big Question: Who are these guys?Of the eight men in the Astros projected 2012 lineup, just two -- veteran Carlos Lee and centerfielder Jason Bourgeois -- were on the team's Opening Day roster in 2011, and it's not as if the other six (as well as possible outfield alternates Brian Bogusevic and Jordan Schafer, neither of whom was on the 2011 Opening Day roster, either) were big-name additions or highly-touted prospects. Lee is the only one of the 17 hitters on the Astros 40-man roster to get enough plate appearances to qualify for the batting title in either of the last two seasons, and it's hard to look at that group and see it as anything other than a Triple-A lineup.The Big Battle: OutfieldLee is shifting to first base, and 24-year-old J.D. Martinez, arguably the top hitter among the group of young Astros who filled in the lineup late last year, will take his place in leftfield. Exactly who will be roaming the other two pastures, however, has yet to be decided. Fallen Braves prospect Schafer, who came over from Atlanta in the Michael Bourn trade, will battle the 30-year-old Bourgeois for the centerfield job, while Bogusevic, who turns 28 this weekend, will try to hold off 24-year-old rookie J.B. Shuck in rightfield.Schafer, 25, was once considered the Braves' centerfielder of the future, but he hasn't hit at any level since 2008 and was busted for marijuana possession in October after hitting just .242/.309/.315 in 337 plate appearances for the Braves and Astros last year, his first major league action since 2009. Bourgeois isn't appreciably better and is already past his natural peak. Shuck is a hard-nosed player who will take a walk, but is unlikely to eke out a career as a major league starter given a dearth of other skills. Bogusevic was converted from pitching in 2008, which means he's younger in terms of development than his actual age, and is the best hitter of the quartet, but that's not saying much.The Big Prospect: Jonathan SingletonAcquired from the Phillies in the Hunter Pence trade along with the organization's top pitching prospect, Jarred Cosart, who won't be in major league camp this spring, Singleton immediately became the Astros' top hitting prospect. 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Azerbaijani Diaspora groups will hold commemorative events on the 16th anniversary of Khojaly tragedy in 60 cities of the world.
The press service for the State Committee for Work with Azerbaijanis Living Abroad told APA that the majority of the commemorative events will take place with participation of Turkish Diaspora groups.
The participants of the rally that will be held in Strasbourg, France on February 23 will underline close participation of Armenian president Robert Kocharian in the savageries and demand to bring him to the International Tribunal.
The resolution of the rally will be presented to the officials of European Union and Council of Europe.
A monument devoted to Khojaly tragedy will be unveiled in the Hague, Netherlands on February 24. The complex prepared with support of the State Committee is the first monument on Khojaly tragedy erected abroad.
The Congress of Benelux Azerbaijanis will also organize commemorative events on the anniversary of the massacre.
Victims of Khojaly tragedy will be commemorated in Meinz and Berlin on February 26.
Commemorative event will be held in Great Britain on February 25-26. Mass events are planned to be held in Stockholm and Goteborg, Sweden on February 24.
A photo stand will be demonstrated in the commemorative event in Denmark.
A number of events will take place in the city of Vienna, Austria, Kishinev city of Moldova on February 26 and Prague city of Czechia on February 28.
The Azeri-Czech Society and Azerbaijani embassy in Czechia will hold a conference on Khojaly tragedy in the Senate building in Prague.
The 16th anniversary of Khojaly tragedy will be held in Montreal city of Canada on February 26.
Victims of genocide will be commemorated in several cities of the United States.
There will be a protest meeting in front of Armenian embassy in Washington on February 22 and a joint seminar on the Khojaly massacre will be held at the Turkish Center in New-York on February 26.
Azerbaijani Diasporas will hold 2-hour protest meetings in front of the Armenian representation in UN in New-York on February 26.
Turkey- Azerbaijan Circles Federation will hold commemorative events on the 16th anniversary of Khojali tragedy in Bilkand hotel in Ankara, Turkey on February 25.
Azerbaijani students will hold several events in Izmir. Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus will commemorate the anniversary of the tragedy at Eastern Mediterranean University (Dogu Akdeniz University).
The Pakistan-Azerbaijan Friendship Association and Azerbaijani embassy in this country will hold commemorative events in Islamabad, Pakistan on February 26.
Commemorative events will be also held in Sydney, Australia and Oakland, New Zealand. Several commemorative events will be also held in Marneuli, Tbilisi, Georgia. A feature film about the tragedy will be demonstrated in the assembly which will be held in "Baku" cinema, Moscow .
A picket will held in front of Armenian embassy in Ukraine, as well as the OSCE representation in this country on February 26.
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Pacelli Sweeps Away Hodags, Snow Flurries Sweep Across Diamond
Submitted: 05/11/2013
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- Snow and sleet fell from the sky at times at Saturday's doubleheader at Stafford Field.
The Rhinelander High School baseball team could have used some more runs to fall from the sky too.
The Hodags were swept by Pacelli, 7-2 and 14-8, to fall to 2-6 on the season.
Rhinelander experimented with three pitchers making their varsity debut. Coupled with a sleepy offense for much of the day, the Hodags were doomed to struggle to their sixth straight loss.
Brandon Reinthaler got his first innings on the mound, and looked solid through two. He gave up only a walk in retiring the initial six batters.
"He went out, and the first time or two through the batting order, he was throwing strikes, and our defense was making plays, but it just kind of fell apart there," said Hodags coach Joe Waksmonski.
Control problems led to two-run innings by Pacelli in the third and sixth. On the day, Reinthaler would walk seven Pacelli batters and take the loss. In his five innings, he gave up just two hits, but surrendered the four earned runs.
"It was his first time on the mound. So to expect a young guy like that to go out and pitch seven innings, that might be a little bit of a stretch," Waksmonski said. "But we need someone to come out and perform and give us seven strong innings."
Meanwhile, the Hodags couldn't get a rally started at the plate. Even though their leadoff batter reached base in three of the first five innings, only once did they advance past second. Pacelli pitcher Adam Kluck placed a hard fastball well to keep Rhinelander off balance.
Waksmonski handed Trevor Young the ball to finish the remaining two innings. In his first varsity action on the mound, he labored with four walks and three hits, translating to three runs (two earned).
Waksmonski had little choice but to take a chance with inexperienced pitchers. The condensed schedule plus the young Hodags roster left little option. On top of that, Rhinelander presumably wants to save their most talented hurlers for conference action.
"You've got to take gambles. You can't run the same guys out there every single day for two games," said Waksmonski.
Heading to the bottom of the seventh, the Hodags had been held scoreless on just two hits.
They put together their best string of offense in the last half-inning. Bryce White led off with a double, which was followed by a Mitch Reinthaler walk. Young then doubled in White, which advanced Reinthaler to third. He would score with the next batter at the plate, Kent Mathews. Pacelli third baseman tried to cut down Reinthaler at the plate on a Mathews ground ball, but catcher Jesse Raczek dropped the throw, allowing Reinthaler to score on an error.
But Brandon Reinthaler lined into a double play, and Kurt Zuiker grounded out weakly to second base to seal the 7-2 Pacelli win.
Young was the only Hodag with multiple hits in the game, going 2-2 with a run batted in.
Years from now, participants in the doubleheader might not remember the final scores. They're unlikely to forget playing through whipping snow.
"I have not seen a blizzard like that in the middle of a game. A lot of weird things happened here today. I mentioned it to the guys, it wouldn't be a Rhinelander home opener if it wasn't cold and windy," Waksmonski said.
Light, and then considerably heavier snow, began falling during the sixth inning of Game Two, a 14-8 Pacelli win. Umpires considered calling the game before the snow subsided.
The Cardinals had already built a comfortable lead by that point. They roughed up Derek Mathison with three runs in the first, two in the second, one in the third, and five in the fourth. Mathison exited after giving up nine earned runs on nine hits and seven walks.
"It's a learning experience, that's for sure, for a lot of the young guys. Pitchers too. They're not very experienced, but we still need to be able to throw the ball across the plate," Waksmonski said.
The Hodags only made it interesting once. Trailing 6-0 in the fourth, they plated four runs against Pacelli pitcher Jake Feltz to pull within two.
Mitch Reinthaler led off with an infield hit, but was quickly erased as part of a Young fielder's choice. Three straight singles by Mathews, Brandon Reinthaler, and Lukas Kreger scored a pair of runs, and then a two-out single by Luke Linsmeyer drove home two more.
The five runs by Pacelli in the very next half-inning reestablished their commanding advantage, as they sent ten men to the plate. It also ended Mathison's day on the mound.
Mathison would record an RBI single, and Mitch Reinthaler and Young scored on wild pitches as the Hodags chalked up two runs in each of the final two innings.
Ben Quade saw his first innings on the mound, pitching the final two of Game Two. He allowed three earned runs.
All three came in the sixth, part of which saw the brief but harsh snowfall which stuck to the ground for a matter of minutes.
As Rhinelander slipped to four games under .500 overall, Pacelli improved to 13-5 on the season.
The weather has cooperated much more for the Cardinals, having played ten more games than the Hodags.
"Really, as a younger team, this season has been more detrimental, because we haven't been able to get outside practicing," Waksmonski regretted.
The Hodags will play plenty in the coming week, if the weather holds. Seven games between Monday and Friday will start with a home doubleheader against Lakeland.
Pacelli at Rhinelander (Game One)
Saturday, May 11
Pacelli 002 021 2 � 7 5 2
Rhinelander 000 000 2 � 2 4 4
Pacelli AB R H BI
Zach Jensen 2b 3 1 1 0
Tyler Nalbach ss 3 0 1 0
Adam Kluck p 1 1 1 1
Kyle Rogers 3b 3 0 1 2
Sean Shulfer 1b 3 1 1 1
Jake Feltz lf 3 0 0 0
-Brett Barton pr 0 0 0 0
Jesse Raczek c 2 1 0 0
Chris Poeschel rf 3 1 0 1
Michael Flees cf 0 1 0 1
Totals 21 7 5 6
Kluck, W 7 5 2 1 6 1
Rhinelander AB R H BI
Derek Mathison 2b 3 0 1 0
Luke Linsmeyer rf 3 0 0 0
Bryce White cf 3 1 1 0
Mitch Reinthaler ss 2 1 0 0
Trevor Young 3b 2 0 2 1
-Lukas Kreger ph 0 0 0 0
Kent Mathews 1b 3 0 0 0
Brandon Reinthaler p 3 0 0 0
Ben Quade c 2 0 0 0
Kurt Zuiker lf 3 0 0 0
Totals 22 2 4 1
B. Reinthaler, L 5 2 4 4 1 7
Young 2 3 3 2 1 4
LOB: Pacelli 9, Rhinelander 4
Rhinelander at Pacelli (Game Two)
Saturday, May 11
Rhinelander 000 402 2 � 8 9 2
Pacelli 321 503 x � 14 14 2
Rhinelander AB R H BI
Derek Mathison p 4 0 0 1
Luke Linsmeyer rf 3 0 1 2
Bryce White cf 4 0 0 0
Mitch Reinthaler ss 4 1 3 0
Trevor Young 2b 3 2 0 0
Kent Mathews 1b 2 1 1 0
-Alex Reas ph 1 0 0 0
Brandon Reinthaler dh 2 1 1 0
Lukas Kreger 3b 2 1 1 1
-Jed Kuhn rf 1 1 0 0
Kurt Zuiker lf 4 1 2 0
Totals 29 8 9 4
Mathison, L 4 9 11 9 1 7
Quade 2 5 3 3 0 2
Pacelli AB R H BI
Zach Jensen 2b 5 1 1 1
Tyler Nalbach ss 4 4 3 2
Adam Kluck 2b 4 3 2 0
Kyle Rogers 1b 3 2 3 3
Sean Shulfer dh 2 1 0 1
-Brett Barton pr-rf 0 0 0 1
Jake Feltz p 3 0 2 2
-Cole Fochs ph 1 0 0 0
Jesse Raczek c 2 2 0 0
Devin Durigan cf 3 0 1 0
-Troy Flugaur ph 1 1 1 0
Michael Flees cf 3 0 1 2
Feltz, W 6 8 6 3 4
Durigan 1 1 2 2 0 1
LOB: Rhinelander 7, Pacelli 11
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Lumberjacks return to Rhinelander for Log Jam
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- Lumberjacks returned to Rhinelander Saturday for the 3rd annual Boom Lake Log Jam.
The event celebrates the city's logging history while showing off both old and new lumberjack skills.
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Portage County man's once-hidden talents on display in Stevens Point nursing home
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- David Appel doesn't say too much these days. Instead, he lets his artwork speak for him.
"Oh yeah, he likes to show them off," David's son Dan said.
The recently turned 82-year-old spends his days in the Portage County Skilled Nursing Facility. His family often spends their weekly visit admiring the oil paintings he once crafted.
"I wouldn't call it a shock, but I didn't know he had that artistic skill," Dan Appel said.
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- This week, a 7-year-old put his life in danger to save his baby sister and little brother from a house fire near downtown Rhinelander.
On Friday, the Rhinelander Fire Department honored that little boy for his bravery.
Rhinelander firefighters now call Adam Granger, 7, a hero.
"He tells me over and over how he wasn't scared and just wanted to save his sister's life and didn't want her to die," said Jenny Schroeder, Adam's mother.
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Jacob Cayer of Ashwaubenon was charged Friday with two counts of first-degree intentional homicide. WLUK-TV reports Cayer also is charged with attempted first-degree intentional homicide, burglary, and bail jumping.
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Nissan Dubs its Electric Car the 'Leaf'
The all-electric car long-touted by Renault-Nissan has finally been unveiled, carrying the badge 'Leaf." The car, which is integral to Nissan's partnerships to build charging grids in conjunction with various municipalities around the world, will be the first mass-production, all-electric car to be sold by a major automaker since the 1920s, reports the Los Angeles Times.
The car will officially go on sale sometime in 2010.
The five-seat compact has lithium-ion batteries, featuring 24 kWh energy storage and a maximum output of 90kW. The vehicle has a top speed of 90 mph and a range of 100 miles.
Using a high-capacity charger, recharging to an 80 percent charge will take less than a half-hour. Using a 200-volt home charger, the task will take about eight hours.
An innovative feature of the car is its IT connectivity, which will let drivers use their mobile phones to reset charging or turn on the air-conditioning, for instance. The connectivity also will enable Nissa to keep tabs on the fleet as the bugs are worked out.
The car, which will be manufactured in Japan and at a factory in Smyrna, Tenn., is predicted to cost less than $30,000, before tax credits.
Among some U.S. cities and regions to receive Nissan's charging infrastructure are:
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- Seattle
- Oregon
- Sonoma County and San Diego in California
- Phoenix and Tucson, Ariz.
Electric cars could comprise 64-86 percent of light vehicle sales by 2030, provided that consumers don't have to buy the batteries themselves, according to a new study from the Center for Entrepreneurship and Technology at University of California, Berkeley. To build the infrastructure for battery charging and swapping systems over the next few decades, the cost may exceed $320 billion, the study found.
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An affordable, normal-looking, 100% electric car? This is a dream come true. Electric cars are safe, clean, efficient. This is a really big step towards reducing greenhouse gases, lessening the impact of peak oil, and saving money in the process. American auto companies need to learn from Nissan on this one! I just finished reading "Two Cents Per Mile" by Nevres Cefo, which is the most informative book I've read on the topic, and I suggest it to anyone interested in electric cars.
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Actually finished more than one full season while playing EVERY game of the schedule? I've loved The Show and I've bought it every year since EA lost their baseball contract to 2K sports, but I've rarely made it past June of Year 1 in GM Mode and only once have I ever played enough MiLB games to make it to "The Show" in RTTS Mode as an end-of-year call-up (and, even then, I got sent back down a month later and had to work back up from AA).
If each game takes 30-45 minutes (GM Mode), and you play 162 games in a season, you're talking about over 100 hours of gameplay just to get to the postseason of Year 1 (compared to approx. 10 hours for a Madden/NCAA season or even 40-50 hours for an NHL season).
The graphics are always top-notch, the gameplay is great, but baseball's season is just too much for a video game...or is that just me?


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Larks (Alaudidae)
Greater Hoopoe-lark (Alaemon alaudipes) - HBW 9, p. 567
French: Sirli du désert
German: Wüstenläuferlerche
Spanish: Alondra Ibis
Other common names: Hoopoe Lark, Bifasciated Lark, Large Desert Lark
Taxonomy: Upupa alaudipes Desfontaines, 1789, between Gafsa and Tozeur, Tunisia.
Affinities uncertain. May form a superspecies with A. hamertoni, but differs from that species in nest and display behaviour. Geographical variation rather slight; size increase partially clinal from W to E. Nominate race and doriae intergrade in Middle East. Four subspecies recognized.
Subspecies and Distribution:
- boavistae Hartert, 1917 - Cape Verde Is (Boavista, Maio).
- alaudipes (Desfontaines, 1789) - Sahara Desert (from S Morocco S to Mauritania, N & C Mali, C Niger, C & E Chad and N Sudan) E to Syria, Jordan and N Arabia.
- desertorum (Stanley, 1814) - Red Sea coasts from S Sudan (Port Sudan) S to NW Somalia, and from C Saudi Arabia (Jiddah) S to S Yemen (Aden).
- doriae (Salvadori, 1868) - Iraq and E Arabia E to Pakistan and adjacent extreme NW India.
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A bird standing and walking Locality Al Khor, Qatar (ssp doriae)
Josep del Hoyo 15 May 2008 7 years ago 41 sec 4.6
A male singing and displaying twice Locality Erfoud, Meknès-Tafilalet Region, Morocco (ssp alaudipes)
Josep del Hoyo 3 April 2007 8 years ago 35 sec 4.4
A bird feeding on stony ground Locality Tagdilt Track, Souss-Massa-Draâ Region, Morocco (ssp alaudipes)
Keith Blomerley 2 March 2010 6 years ago 29 sec 4.2
Running with the search for dinner. Locality Al Kaser, Riyadh Province, Saudi Arabia
mansorea 9 July 2012 3 years ago 1 min 11 sec 4
A bird running and looking around Locality Erfoud, Meknès-Tafilalet Region, Morocco (ssp alaudipes)
Josep del Hoyo 3 April 2007 8 years ago 32 sec 3.7
A bird standing, then crowching Locality Western Sahara (ssp alaudipes)
Eric Roualet 15 February 2012 4 years ago 12 sec 3.6
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Locality Arakhiya Farm, Al Rayyan, Qatar
John A Thompson 29 October 2010 5 years ago 4.7
Adult at dawn
Locality Little Rann of Kutch, Kutch District, Gujarat, India
Marco Valentini 15 February 2015 1 year ago 4.7
Adult at nest with chicks.
Locality Kuwait (ssp doriae)
Omar Alshaheen 24 March 2014 1 year ago 4.7
A bird calling on the ground
Locality Meknès-Tafilalet Region, Morocco (ssp alaudipes)
Jose Ramon 1 March 2010 2 years ago 4.6
Frontal view
Locality Boumalne Dades, Ouarzazate Province, Souss-Massa-Draâ Region, Morocco (ssp alaudipes)
Arthur Grosset 28 April 2014 1 year ago 4.5
Locality Lagao, Maio Island, Cape Verde (ssp boavistae)
auf 7 October 2011 4 years ago 4.4
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A bird singing twice. Locality Boulemane, Boulemane Province, Souss-Massa-Draâ Region, Morocco
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Christian Dortu 29 February 2008 3 years ago 4.5
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Unown M (Neo Discovery 49)
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Unown [M] (Japanese: アンノーン [M] Unknown [M]) is a Psychic-type Basic Pokémon card. It is part of the Neo Discovery expansion.
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|Their shapes look like hieroglyphs on ancient tablets. It is said the two are somehow related.
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That allowance has sometimes been spent in the month rceived and sometimes it has been saved and used for a bigger purchase later. Either way, the other spouse has had no say in how it is spent, even if we might think it was a foolish purchase.
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"we were picked up at the airport by Joleen she told us how to get to Bako bus bus to save us money very easy to go there she booked the guide at Bako Ismadi very nice guy whit lots of knowledge he was interesting and we saw plenty of animals and the same for the Orang utan and the long house the ..."
A Traveller, Mar 2016, CA
14 people looked at this hotel in the last hour
Most recent review
"Stayed for 3 nights in a superior room without breakfast as there are plenty of coffee shops in the area. The room and bathroom are a tad too small but it's clean with most basic amenities. It could do better with more TV channels. Bed was surprisingly very comfy for a budget hotel. The hotel is ..."
M, May 2016, GB
13 people looked at this hotel in the last hour
Most recent review
"i was really impressed. the hostel's service was really good and she was very nice. if i will go to Kuching again, i want to stay here again."
A Traveller, Nov 2015, AS
6 people looked at this hotel in the last hour
5 people looked at this hotel in the last hour
4 people looked at this hotel in the last hour
Most recent review
"Can't fault it really. It's not particularly luxurious but the staff were really helpful when we wanted to leave our bags there, the room was a good size and had a decent bathroom. A good location for getting around town. Pretty quiet so you get a good nights sleep and lots of good places to eat ..."
A Traveller, Mar 2016, GB
4 people looked at this hotel in the last hour
Most recent review
"Arrived late and was greeted nicely. Room was good with recently renovated bathroom. The owner are amazing. Very helpful and super friendly. They really made my visit special. Close to supermarkets, bus, tour companies (although the owner has great recommendations) and right on the river to walk ..."
A Traveller, Jul 2015, AU
Map of hotels near Tun Jugah Shopping Center
- Spring Shopping Mall
- Bako National Park
- Kuching Boulevard Shopping Complex
- The Spring
- Sarawak Stadium
- City One Shopping Mall
- Boulevard Shopping Mall
- Masjid Jamek
- Kuching City Mosque
- Hills Shopping Mall
- Friendship Park
- Sarawak State Library
- Astana Palace
- Kuching Civic Centre
- Kuching Wetlands National Park
- Semenggoh Wildlife Centre
- Sarawak Convention and Exhibition Centre
- Sarawak Islamic Museum
- Kubah National Park
- Fort Margherita
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