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Earning His Stripes
I imagine that just seeing this picture brings up the gag reflex in most Chicago White Sox fans. Not because they hate Joe Crede, but for exactly the opposite reason…they let him get away. Until Crede landed with the Twins, I had no idea he was so revered by the ChiSox and their fans. It would probably be like Torii Hunter roaming the outfield at U.S. Cellular Field, to put things into perspective.
Until last night, Joe Crede had contributed some very nice plays at the hot corner (something not seen when Brian Buscher was at the same post last year) but not much offensively. Maybe he's just a slow starter, or maybe he was pressing to try and impress his new club, but the hits just weren't falling in for him. However, he bailed his new club out of a game last night that could have been an incredibly demoralizing loss.
Glen Perkins (8 IP, 7 H, 2 ER) turned in another gem of a performance, but the Twins could only muster two runs of their own (hits from Morneau and Redmond) in the required nine, sending the contest into extras.
In the bottom of the eleventh inning, Joe Crede came to the plate with Morneau on first and two outs. The game had not been going well for New Joe up to that point, as he had ground into a pitcher-home-first double play to squash a potentially huge rally in the sixth, then struck out in the home half of the ninth.
This time, though, Crede smacked a ball deep to straight-away CF that hit the base of the wall and allowed Morneau to touch three more bases for the "W". Crede was mobbed by teammates as he ran in from second base, and his "initiation" into the Minnesota Twins family had begun.
-I noticed that only 15,000 fans attended Tuesday night's game. To me, this seems really poor. I know it was a Tuesday night against a team that has zero drawing power, but c'mon…15,000?
-I also have to give Jesse Crain credit for pitching two nice innings (the 10th and 11th) in picking up the victory. I get on him quite a bit, so it was nice to finally see him contribute in a positive way.
-Finally, Carlos Gomez is completely lost at the plate right now. As much as this may be called a form of heresy here in Twins Territory, I would rather see Delmon Young in the lineup at this point. Gomez is up there flailing at pitches he has no business even flinching toward.
Preview (4-5, 4th, 1.0 GB DET & KCR): Scott Richmond (0-0, 6.75) vs. Scott Baker (0-0, 0.00). Baker is making his first start of the season after elbow tightness forced him to miss his scheduled Opening Day assignment. Baker was our most consistent pitcher down the stretch last season and has the stuff to be a bona fide staff ace, provided he can make it through 6+ innings on a regular basis.
17 Drab Innings…Then A Walkabout
Though I was a bit crushed that I had to work at night on the day of the Twins' home opener against the Seattle Mariners, I taped the game and watched it later in the evening. Gee, that was worth it. First, this guy…
…"King" Felix Hernandez, completely shuts down our bats. Even in the sparse situations we scraped together that could have produced runs, Felix would always get out of the jam either via a strike out (usually Michael Cuddyer, who whiffed three times) or a double play (Justin Morneau). This was especially frustrating due to the fact that it wasted a pretty decent effort from our mound man..
Sure, Francisco Liriano gave up three dingers, but one came after a glaring error from Alexi Casilla. All told, he pitched very well and just didn't get any offensive support.
So, I went to bed hoping that the next day's matchup (which I would be watching on TV…or so I thought) would produce a much better result. The next morning, however, I was informed that my grandparents (who live in the Metro area suberbs…Fridley, to be exact) had received four free tickets from a Target store promotion and were wondering if my brother and I wanted to go with them?! Stupid question, as we headed out the door right away!
Game #2 of 162 proved to be much more exciting than the previous one…and perhaps the next 160! Of course, it didn't start out so great, as our guy…
…Nick Blackburn found himself down 4-0 after just four innings. RBI hits from Denard Span and Cuddyer (he was basically either whiffing badly or driving in runs all game) brought the Twins to within one run for the middle innings, but Luis Ayala surrendered another Mariner run in the top of the ninth. Thus, new Seattle closer Brandon Morrow was summoned to the Dome mound with a 5-3. That's when things started to get interesting:
Morrow got two quick outs in Joe Crede and Delmon Young, but Carlos Gomez put together a surprisingly good at-bat (he would have K'd on four pitches last season in that spot) and drew a walk. Jason Kubel was called on to pinch-hit for Jose Morales (who had struck out in all three previous at-bats), and Kubel used patience to his advantage to coax another base-on-balls.
Then, with the Jumbotron at the Dome flashing the "Walks Will Haunt" graphic, Morrow walked a third straight batter (Brian Buscher) and was pulled in favor of Miguel Batista. By this time the lineup had turned over again, so Span The Man stepped in and hit a high chopper that Adrian Beltre couldn't will down into his glove fast enough, making the score 5-4.
This brought Alexi Casilla to the plate, and my flashback started…the last time I was at the Metrodome, Lexi singled to center field with the bases loaded against the Chicago White Sox to complete the late-season sweep. This time, Casilla again ripped the first pitch he saw into center, plating both the tying and winning runs…
Though this wasn't the greatest run-differential the Twins have ever come back from, it still has to go down in team history as one of the great late-inning victories due to the fact that all the action transpired with two outs. When Buscher slide across the plate and was mobbed by his teammates, what was left of the 23,700 announced crowd was in a bedlam!
Man, I think I need to starting getting to more of these games…whenever I'm there, something crazy seems to happen.
Preview (1-1, 2nd, 0.5 GB CWS): Kevin Slowey (0-0, 0.00 ERA) vs. Carlos Silva (0-0, 0.00). Though Silva is gone from "Fatboy" to "Slim" over the off-season, he still lives and dies by the sinker. If "on" he can be maddening. If not, he WILL get pounded.
3 Up…or 3 Down?
I will be very busy in the upcoming days leading up to the Minnesota Twins' Opening Day on April 6th, so I just wanted to post a few season-preview thoughts before the regular season campaign kicks off.
The way I see it, there are three areas in which the Twins need to excel this season in order to win the division crown. In all honesty, these areas are pretty much the same for all other teams as well, but the Twins have their own unique challenges:
1. First, the starting pitching quintet of Scott Baker, Francisco Liriano, Kevin Slowey, Nick Blackburn, and Glen Perkins needs to continue to keep the team in games. This is the most important cog in the machine, as if the quality starts keep pouring in the Twins will at the very least compete no matter how bad the bullpen or offense stinks. The old baseball adage that "good pitching beats good hitting" holds as true now as it always has. I mean, if say Johan Santana faced no one but Ichiro Suzuki all season long, the very best that Ichiro could do is get a hit four times in every ten at-bats. Thus, the starting rotation is the anchor of every staff, and the Twins' staff is still a bit of a question mark:
Baker: Has ace-type repertoire but struggles to pitch into the later innings. Is usually up around 100 pitches by the fifth inning or so, putting a strain on the bullpen.
Cisco: Could dominate, could fall apart due to control issues.
Slowey: This is the guy I think is poised for a huge season. He is essentially the second coming of Brad Radke, only with a better assortment of pitches. Just needs to work on limiting damaging situations, as they tend to snow-ball on him pretty quick.
Blackie: As a play-to-contact, ground ball sort of pitcher, Blackburn walks the fine line between Carlos Silva and Jack Morris. On some days he can be the most frustrating guy in the world to drive the ball off of, while on other days he gets lit up.
Perkins: The great unknown. Was very up-and-down last season…showed flashes of both excellence and utter failure.
So, the extent to which that rotation comes together is the biggest factor in how the Twins will finish in the standings in 2009.
2. The bullpen, however, isn't far behind. Whereas I am confident that the starting five can find a way to hold up their end of the bargain, I'm not nearly as sold on the bullpen, which looks to include:
Joe Nathan: The only sure-bet of the bunch. Will blow a few (who doesn't…well, besides Brad Lidge last year), but let's just say that a "down" year would be an ERA over 2.00.
Jesse Crain: Pretty much the root of all frustration in the world. Was overhyped even when he was good, but does have a glimmer of hope in that now is arm is finally "back" after having surgery a while back.
Matt Guerrier: Will have to prove that last year's collapse WAS just a fluke (or due to fatigue), not because batters just figured him out.
Craig Breslow: The lefty-lefty specialist. Will likely do a good job, and is an upgrade over Dennis "Throw One WP And Leave The Game" Reyes.
Luis Ayala: Don't know much about his guy, only that he came from the Nats (not a good sign) and struggled mightily last year. Has potential…but so did Mike Fetters.
The final bullpen spot, thought to be filled by Jose Mijares until he came to camp looking like Hideki Irabu, is now up for grabs between newcomer Brian Duensing, Philip Humber (obtained in the Santana trade), and R.A. Dickey, a knuckleballer.
All in all, that is not a very impressive bunch. Like I said, Nathan is solid, but getting to him will be the difficult part. Someone is going to have to step up and become the eighth inning man that guys like LaTroy Hawkins and Juan Rincon were in the past.
3. Finally, I would like to quickly comment on the Twins' offense. Here is a sample lineup that the Twins could trot out on a semi-day basis:
Denard Span, Alexi Casilla, Joe Mauer, Justin Morneau, Joe Crede, Jason Kubel, Michael Cuddyer, Delmon Young, Nick Punto.
Essentially, it would likely be the best starting lineup the Twins have had in quite some time (plus Carlos Gomez off the bench). However, I am very wary of predicting a high offensive turnout from this bunch, as it so rarely happens up here in MN. It seems as if the Twins are much better at developing pitchers than hitters (perhaps due to the small-ball philosophy that reins hitters in instead of turning them loose?), so even a lineup that looks rock-solid can quickly turn gooey. Actually, I think the biggest positive this season, as opposed to '06 or '08, is that no old fogeys are being counted on to produce. The days of experimenting with guys like Tony Batista, Rondell White, Mike Lamb, and (cringe) even Bret Boone seem to be behind the Twins, with the lineup now given over completely to the young veterans and just youngsters period.
So there you have it…how the Twins perform in those three areas will go very far in determining their division standings come October. Hopefully before the season begins I will post an article about my divisional predictions for MLB (if it ever stops snowing here to allow the mail through!).
Saved From The Dark Side
Well, the Minnesota Twins finally have the right-handed bat they have been so desperately looking for since Ron Coomer went from playing in the All-Star game to laughing like a goon during Twins TV broadcasts (!). Now, as long as his back can hold out, the Twins have to be the favorite to win the division.
Joe Crede came over to the Twins (The Great White Light) from the Chicago White Sox (The Dark Side) for one year and $2.5 million guaranteed. He could make up to $7 million in incentives revolving primarily around the number of at-bats he accumulates over the course of the season (which is exactly the kind of contract a guy with his injury status SHOULD sign).
A healthy Crede can be expected to hit in the .270-.280 range with 20-30 home runs. He is also excellent at the hot corner (something neither Brian Buscher nor Brendan Harris have on their resumes) with the glove.
Perhaps the biggest implication of this move, though, is that it gives manager Ron Gardenhire much better depth on the bench. In late-inning situational ball, Gardy can send up either Harris or Buscher (both decent batsmen) as well as the odd man out of the Gomez-Span-Cuddyer-Young conundrum. In recent seasons, the Twins have lost big series (think the '03 and '04 ALDS rounds against the Yankees) because of their lack of depth, but this move for Crede changes all that.
LF: The Breakout Candidate
When the Minnesota Twins traded promising young starter Matt Garza to the Tampa Bay Rays last offseason, the keystone of the deal was Delmon Young, who had batted .288 and drove in 93 runs during his rookie season in 2007. From the Twins' perspective, Young was one of the most promising young talents in the American League.
Of course, as had happened at the second base (Brendan Harris), shortstop (Adam Everett), and third base (Mike Lamb) positions, Delmon got off to a slow start in a Twins uniform, flailing away at unhittable pitches and not hitting anything but singles when he did connect (his first home run didn't come until June 7). This was at the same time that Garza was near the league leaders in both wins and earned run average for the AL.
Then, on June 27, Michael Cuddyer (the most powerful right-handed bat in the Twins' lineup to that point) was essentially lost for the season due to a wrist (and later a foot) injury. From that point, Young really stepped up and became a force in the Twins' lineup, finishing with a .290 BA, 80 R, 10 HR, and 14 SB.
Defensively, Young was heavily criticized (yes, this is you Patrick Ruesse) during one portion of the season where he misjudged a few fly balls in the Metrodome. To me, though, that criticism was entirely undeserved. First off, Young has a rocket arm out in left (a HUGE improvement over our last full-time left fielder Shannon Stewart). Second, every rookie has their struggles at the Dome, whether it be with the roof (outfielders) or the turf (infielders). Yes, Young struggled a little bit, but by the end of the season he saved many more hits, runs, and advancing base runners than he allowed.
The key thing that Twins fans must remember about Delmon Young is that his last name is synonymous with his current status in MLB. Delmon is only 22 years old, and after his breakthrough rookie season in 2007 he had a bit of a "sophomore slump" in the early goings of '08. As the season came to a close, though, it became clear that Young can provide some right-handed pop to the lineup (as well as good speed), making him potentially the starting left-fielder of the Minnesota Twins for many years to come. I, for one, have no qualms about that.
Playoff Notes:
-What a clutch win for the Phillies last night, with Shane Victorino hitting a late-inning two-run home run to give the Phils the victory. I predicted the Philadelphia squad to win this series in five games, and right now they are one win from doing exactly that.
-ALCS Game Four Starting Pitchers (Tampa Bay 2, Boston 1): Tim Wakefield (10-11, 4.13) vs. Andy Sonnanstine (13-9, 4.38). Can the Rays win two consecutive games in Fenway Park in October? I lean towards one, but of course I also doubted their ability to even win one.


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Ambassador Al-Jubeir addresses students at the Foreign Service Institute
June 17, 2009
Saudi Ambassador to the United States Adel A. Al-Jubeir highlighted Saudi-U.S. bilateral relations during an address in Washington yesterday. Speaking to foreign service officers at the U.S. Department of State's Foreign Service Institute, Ambassador Al-Jubeir reviewed the history of cooperation between the Kingdom and the United States in a variety of spheres. Afterwards, Ambassador Al-Jubeir answered questions from the audience.

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Christian Lartillot lives and works in Paris. After a graduation from Political Science and Economics, Christian has worked at the French embassy in Prague. However, this job didn't satisfy him and he chose to focus on photography in 2000. He exhibited photos about athletes such as "Le bain turc" and dancers "Sur le fil" at the galleries RX, UPC, at the Salon d'art contemporain de Montrouge and Le salon européen jeune création...
Then, he won the award Pfizer. He works regularly with some prestigious magazines such as Les Inrockuptibles since 2007.
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Glossary L-O
Latina – a Latin American female.
Latino – a Latin American male.
lay/lie – a source of frequent confusion. The root of the problem is that "lay" is both the present tense form of the transitive (action) verb that means to put something down and the past tense form of the intransitive verb that means to recline.
Verb forms:
lay, laid, laid, laying
lie, lay, lain, lying
To lay
I laid my purse on the table and now I can't find it. But: It was lying right there.
Please lay your coat right here.
The hens are laying eggs again.
To lie
I believe I will lie down for a while.
He must lie in bed for a week after his knee operation.
He lay in bed for a week after his knee operation.
Incorrect: I decided to lay down for a nap after lunch.
lectern – a stand for holding notes or the written speech of someone delivering a lecture. See also dais, rostrum, and podium.
lend/loan – in general, "to lend" is a verb; "loan" is a noun.
lists, bulleted – A vertical list (as opposed to a run-in list) is best set off by a complete grammatical sentence followed by a colon. Listed items have ending punctuation only if the items are complete sentences. If the listed items are numbered or bulleted, the line item begins with a capital letter.
Joe had three ways he could "Commute Another Way":
1. Carpool with Mary
2. Ride his bike
3. Walk
Joe had three ways he could "Commute Another Way":
carpool with Mary
ride his bike
Joe had three ways he could "Commute Another Way":
1. He could carpool with Mary.
2. He could ride his bike.
3. He could walk.
If a vertical list does not begin with a complete sentence followed by a colon, then the entire list should be treated as a sentence. Listed items may be set off by numbers, but begin with a lowercase letter and end with either a comma or semicolon. The entire list ends with a period.
Joe's three ways to "Commute Another Way" are
1. to carpool with Mary,
2. to ride his bike,
3. to walk.
lists, run-in – short, simple lists are usually run into the text rather than set off as a vertical list with bullets. Numbers or letters that set off the parts of the list are enclosed in parentheses, and the parts are set off by commas or semicolons.
The Smiths' European tour will take them to (1) London, (2) Paris, (3) Rome, and (4) Madrid.
The performance series will include (a) Bell, Book, and Candle; (b) Suddenly, Last Summer; and (c) Farewell, My Lovely.
-ly – when used to form a compound adverb preceding a noun, do not hyphenate. Correct: It was a highly acclaimed book.
magna cum laude – Latin title, meaning with great honors; set lowercase in italics. At Bowdoin, this is referred to as "Latin honors" and is conferred on graduating students whose GPAs place them between the top 2 percent and top 8 percent of the graduating class.
mailman – use postal worker or letter carrier.
majors – lowercase subjects, except those that use a proper noun (English, Latin American studies, geology).
Bowdoin offers the following departmental and program majors: Africana studies, anthropology, art history, Asian studies, biochemistry, biology, chemistry, classics, classics/archaeology, classical studies, computer science, economics, English, French, gender and women's studies, geology, German, government and legal studies, history, Latin American studies, mathematics, music, neuroscience, philosophy, physics, psychology, religion, Romance languages, Russian, sociology, Spanish, and visual arts.
Bowdoin offers the following interdisciplinary majors: art history and archaeology, art history and visual arts, chemical physics, computer science and mathematics, English and theater, Eurasian and East European studies, geology and chemistry, geology and physics, mathematics and economics.
Bowdoin offers one coordinate major through the Environmental Studies Program, and offers students the opportunity to design their own majors.
mankind – substitute people or humanity.
manpower – use work force or employees.
to man – use to staff, to run, to operate.
midcoast - When using this word as an adjective, as in midcoast Maine, it is one word and begins with a lowercase m. When referring to the geographical region (as a noun), the Midcoast, it is one word and begins with a capital M. The only time the term is two words (mid coast or Mid Coast) is when it is the chosen spelling of a proper name of something, as in Mid Coast Hospital.
midnight – use just the word without a number; not 12:00 a.m., not 12:00 A.M., not 12 midnight.
minors – Bowdoin offers the following minors: Africana studies, anthropology, archaeology, art history, Asian studies, biology, chemistry, classics, classical studies, computer science, dance, economics, economics and finance, education, English, environmental studies, film studies, French, gay and lesbian studies, gender and women's studies, geology, German, government and legal studies, Greek, history, Latin, Latin American studies, mathematics, music, neuroscience, philosophy, physics, psychology, religion, Russian, sociology, Spanish, theater, and visual arts.
misplaced modifiers – these are instances of modifying words or phrases placed in such a way that their antecedent words are not clear. When we are combining a number of ideas in one sentence, it is easy to lose track of modifiers and antecedents. The result is awkward writing that confuses the reader.
Combine these ideas in one sentence:
Joe Alumnus worked in the insurance business in Boston for many years.
He moved to Maine in 1960 to take up mussel farming.
Joe Alumnus worked until 1960 in the insurance business in Boston, when he moved to Maine to take up mussel farming.
"When" refers to time, not place. The closest noun preceding "when" (its immediate antecedent ) is "Boston."
Joe Alumnus worked in insurance in Boston until 1960, when he moved to Maine to take up mussel farming.
Joe Alumnus began mussel farming in Maine in 1960 after moving here from Boston, where he had worked in the insurance business.
Mitchell – Senator Mitchell, Sen. George J. Mitchell.
mobile site – lowercase.
multi – as a prefix does not take a hyphen.
Museum of Art – Always list Bowdoin's art museum using its complete, official name: Bowdoin College Museum of Art. Do not say Walker Art Building unless you are referring specifically to the architectural history of the building. "Walker Art Museum" is never correct.
NCAA – stands for National Collegiate Athletic Association; divisions use Roman numerals, not Arabic. Bowdoin is a Division III school.
NESCAC – stands for the New England Small College Athletic Conference. Bowdoin is a founding member of the eleven-member conference. Other members are Amherst, Bates, Colby, Connecticut, Hamilton, Middlebury, Trinity, Tufts, Wesleyan, and Williams. Of the eleven, Tufts and Wesleyan are actually universities.
Net – retains capitalization in short form of the Internet
new – frequently used to describe the campus's most recently constructed (or renovated) buildings, but should not be used after something is more than a year old
non – as a prefix does not take a hyphen, although you may use one to avoid puzzling or misleading forms (non-native looks much better than nonnative). To join it to a two-word unhyphenated phrase, use an en dash (non–music major)
non-American English spelling – For consistency's sake, Bowdoin editors will change non-American English spelling to American English spelling (change colour to color, for example), except in material being quoted directly (Shakespeare wrote Love's Labour's Lost) and in off-campus study materials, which will retain the non-American spelling. Bowdoin editors will also change non-American punctuation to American punctuation.
noon – use the word without a number; not 12:00 p.m., not 12:00 P.M., not 12 noon.
north – lowercased as a direction, but capitalized if referring to a specific geographic location. Do not spell it out in a street address (1460 N. Wabash)
numbers – spell out whole numbers of less than 100, as well as those ending in hundred, thousand, million, etc. Any number that begins a sentence is spelled out.
Ordinal numbers (those that show order) follow the same rules as cardinal (counting) numbers: He was ranked 125th in a class of 127. He batted third in the order. Do not use ordinal numbers in dates: The concert will be performed on September 25 (not September 25th).
Percentages always use numerals (except at the beginning of a sentence), and are followed by the percent symbol in scientific or statistical copy; in other types of writing, the word "percent" is spelled out.
nurse – not male nurse.
object pronouns – Many people—especially those who are diligent about referring humbly to themselves in the subject of a sentence (Mary and I ate lunch)—get confused when using pronouns and especially multiple pronouns as objects:
Correct: She gave it to Mary and me.
Incorrect: She gave it to Mary and I.
When in doubt, take out the intervening objects and see what you're left with. You would never say or write, "She gave it to I; She gave it to he."
off-campus – hyphenated as an adjective preceding a noun; otherwise left open (He lives off campus).
OK – not always the best word to use in formal communication, but when used, it is spelled this way and not okay.
online – one word, no hyphen
on-campus – hyphenated as an adjective preceding a noun; otherwise left open (She lives on campus.).
op.cit. – abbreviated form of the Latin opere citato, meaning "in the work cited." Used in footnotes as a second (or later) reference to a work previously noted. The Chicago Manual, however, recommends using the short-title form instead.
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06 Sep 2005, 11:00am by Aaron Schatz
This is just kooky: Insurance for your fantasy football team. How much do you have to be spending on fantasy football to actually buy something like this? (Thanks to Lucas Ruprecht at Pro Trade for the link.)
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06 Sep 2005, 10:44am by Aaron Schatz
Long awaited, never duplicated, here are the 2005 Football Outsiders DVOA projections based on complicated formulas that take into account everything from red zone performance to recent drafts to tenure of coordinators. If they prove accurate, look out for the Carolina Panthers, the Cincinnati Bengals, and -- yes, yet again the numbers love them -- the Tampa Bay Bucs.
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Let's see if we can do a quick roundup of the biggest cuts from yesterday's 53-man roster deadline. The Pats cut WR David Terrell. The Eagles cut DE Hugh Douglas and FB Jon Ritchie. The Chiefs ditched fourth-rounder Craphonso Thorpe, and headline writers wept. The Jags cut Fuamatu-Ma'afala, and spell-checkers cheered. San Francisco cut former top Denver pick CB Willie Middlebrooks. Miami cut RB Lamar Gordon, and Denver cut RB Quentin Griffin (following PFP's advice). Oakland cut DE Anttaj Hawthorne (so much for that supposed sixth-round steal) and TE Teyo Johnson (ACHTUNG!
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02 Sep 2005, 07:26pm by Aaron Schatz
Obviously, there's no way to make this season normal for the New Orleans Saints. But is it heartless for me to say that this is unfair to Philadelphia, Dallas, and Washington? They couldn't find a neutral location for this game? I guess they don't want to make it look like the Saints are leaving Louisiana for good to move to San Antonio or Los Angeles, even though we've known for months, long before the devastation of this hurricane, that the Saints were probably leaving Louisiana for good to move to San Antonio or Los Angeles.
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02 Sep 2005, 11:18am by Aaron Schatz
I think this article from the San Diego Union-Tribune brings up something that people often forget when discussing preseason results. Yes, the Chargers defense seems to be struggling in the preseason, but there is no game planning. Nobody schemes the opposing quarterback, nobody studies film tendencies, they just throw guys out there and run vanilla strategies to see how they look on the field.
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Holy Perfect Match, Batman.
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Here's the archive of the fantasy football chat I did last night for the website auctionplayers.com. Questions in here about Daunte Culpepper, Matt Hasselbeck, Tiki Barber, LaMont Jordan, and how to deal with our projections when everyone else in your league is using a more standard cheat sheet. Plus, Trent Green's low projection explained.
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No, really? Golly, John, if only one of those "sabermetric converts of baseball" could figure out a method of rating NFL team efficiency that really did judge teams by more than just total yardage. Maybe somebody could measure teams by yards per play, just like you suggest, and give more weight to third downs and red zone performance, and maybe adjust based on game situation and even opponent strength, so that they ended up with a statistic that did a better job of predicting future performance than wins or points or total yards.
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29 Aug 2005, 10:58am by Aaron Schatz
The Miami Dolphins are now considering playing both A.J. Feeley and Gus Frerotte in a quarterback rotation. What on earth is the point of this? Are teams really going to be freaked out trying to prepare for both Feeley and Frerotte? When is the last time a team even tried a quarterback rotation like this? And when's the last time it worked? Norm Van Brocklin and Bob Waterfield? (Free registration required.)
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27 Aug 2005, 11:20am by Aaron Schatz
See if you can notice something really weird about this SI.com article by Don Banks. I'll give you a hint: The problem with 1-9 doesn't quite apply to number 10.
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43192 SERVICE DATE – August 27, 2013
Docket No. AB-55 (Sub No. 727X)
CSX Transportation, Inc. — Abandonment Exemption —
in Washington County, Md.
On June 28, 2013, CSX Transportation, Inc. (CSX) filed with the Surface Transportation Board (Board) a petition under 49 U.S.C. § 10502 for exemption from the prior approval requirements of 49 U.S.C. § 10903 to abandon approximately 0.76 miles of rail line located on its Hagerstown Industrial Track in Washington County, MD (Line). The Line begins at milepost BAW 19.44 and extends to milepost BAW 18.68 in Hagerstown-St. James, Washington County, MD. A map depicting the Line in relationship to the area served is attached to this Environmental Assessment (EA).
According to CSX, the Line terminates at Conservit, Inc., the Line's sole customer. CSX states that Conservit does not oppose the proposed abandonment and has request that CSX seek abandonment authority of the Line. If the Board should approve the abandonment, CSX would reclassify the Line as spur track and sell it to Conservit, who would improve the track and redevelop the site. Conservit would use the track as private industry track to weigh and load its own cars before tendering the cars to CSX, who would continue to provide rail service to Conservit. Conservit's main commodity is scrap metal.
The Line runs south of Hagerstown and is located near Leslie Drive, approximately three miles from Sharpsburg Pike (Rt. 65) in area known as the Earley Business Park. The Earley Business Park is a rural industrial area that ends at the Maryland Correctional Institute. The width of the right-of-way varies from between 35 feet and 40 feet in width, traverses United States Postal Service Zip Code 21740 and does not contain any federally granted rights-of-way.
CSX notes that there are no structures located on the Line that are 50 years old or older and no salvage would occur.
CSX submitted an Environmental Report that concludes that the quality of the human environment will not be affected significantly as a result of the abandonment or any post-abandonment activities, including salvage and disposition of the right-of-way. CSX served the Environmental Report on a number of appropriate federal, state, and local agencies as required by the Board's environmental rules (49 C.F.R. § 1105.7(b)).[1] The Board's Office of Environmental Analysis (OEA) has reviewed and investigated the record in this proceeding.
Diversion of Traffic
As noted earlier, the Line serves a single shipper, Conservit, who has requested that CSX seek abandonment authority. The principal commodity moved over the Line is scrap metal.
If approved, CSX would reclassify the Line as spur track and sell it to Conservit who would make the changes necessary allowing it to load and weigh its own rail cars. CSX would continue to provide rail service to Conservit and consequently, no rail-to-truck diversions would occur. OEA believes that there would be no impact on existing regional or local transportation systems or patterns. Further, there would be no effect on the movement and/or recovery of energy resources, recyclable commodities or change in overall energy efficiency.
In a letter dated June 17, 2013, Conservit states that is has agreed to purchase and maintain the land and track from CSX. Conservit further notes that that the proposed abandonment would not have an adverse effect on its rail service and therefore supports the abandonment, as proposed.
CSX does not believe that the proposed abandonment would adversely impact or be inconsistent with existing land use plans since it would continue to provide rail service to the Line's sole shipper.
According to CSX, the Line may not be suitable for other public purposes, and may be subject to reversionary interest that may affect transfer of title for any use other than rail purposes.
The Maryland State Resource Conservationist states that the abandonment would result in no environmental impact.
The Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) has not responded. OEA has provided a copy of this EA to the NRCS for review and comment.
CSX states that there are no known hazardous materials waste sites or sites where known hazardous material spills have occurred on or along the Line.
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) states that except for the occasional transient individuals that no federally proposed or listed endangered or threatened species are known to exist with the proposed project area. Therefore, no Biological Assessment or further section 7 Consultation is required.
According to CSX, the Line does not pass through state parks or forests, national parks or forests, or wildlife sanctuaries. OEA did not identify any National or State parks, wildlife sanctuaries, or refuges that would be affected by the proposed abandonment. The National Park Service (NPS) states that the proposed abandonment would not result in any adverse impacts to National Park Service lands.
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Baltimore District, states that, according to the preliminary environmental report, no adverse impacts are anticipated.
CSX does not anticipate the need to acquire a Section 402 permit; however the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has not responded. OEA will provide a copy of this EA for comment.
In an email dated May 29, 2013, the U.S. Department of Commerce, National Geodetic Survey states that there is one Geodetic Station Markers in the area of the proposed abandonment. OEA recommends a mitigation measure requiring CSX to consult with the NGS prior to the commencement of any salvage activities to allow for relocation of any affected survey markers.
Based on all information available to date, OEA does not believe that the proposed abandonment would result in significant environmental impacts.
In its Historic Report, CSX states that the Line contains no structures that are 50 years old or older.
According to CSX, the Line was originally part of the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad System that ran from Weaverton, MD, just outside Harper's Ferry, WV to Hagerstown, MD and was 24 miles long. On November 15, 1978, 18.56 miles of the rail line, from Weaverton to Roxbury, MD was abandoned. The remaining 5.02 miles of rail line is used today to server Conservit.
On April 30, 1987, the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company was merged into the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company. The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company was merged into CSX Transportation on September 2, 1987.
CSX served the Historic Report as required by the Board's environmental rules (49 C.F.R. § 1105.8(a)) and served the report on the Maryland Historical Trust (SHPO) pursuant to 49 C.F.R. § 1105.8(c).[2] In a letter dated June 24, 2013, the SHPO states that there are no historic properties affected by the proposed undertaking.
Pursuant to the Section 106 regulations of the National Historic Preservation Act at 36 C.F.R. § 800.4(d)(1), and following consultation with the SHPO and the public, we have determined that the proposed abandonment would not affect historic properties listed in or eligible for inclusion in the National Register. The documentation for this finding, as specified at 36 C.F.R. § 800.11(d), consists of the railroad's historic report, all relevant correspondence, and this EA, which have been provided to the SHPO and made available to the public through posting on the Board's website at http://www.stb.dot.gov.
We recommend that following condition be imposed on any decision granting abandonment authority.
CSX Transportation, Inc. shall consult with the National Geodetic Survey at least 90 days prior to the beginning of salvage activities that will disturb or destroy any geodetic station markers.
Based on the information provided from all sources to date, OEA concludes that, as currently proposed, and if the recommended condition is imposed, abandonment of the Line would not significantly affect the quality of the human environment. Therefore, the environmental impact statement process is unnecessary.
Alternatives to the proposed abandonment would include denial (and therefore no change in operations), discontinuance of service without abandonment, and continued operation by another operator. In any of these cases, the existing quality of the human environment and energy consumption should not be affected.
Following abandonment and salvage of the rail line, the right-of-way may be suitable for other public use. A request containing the requisite 4-part showing for imposition of a public use condition (49 C.F.R. § 1152.28) must be filed with the Board and served on the railroad within the time specified in the Federal Register notice.
A request for a notice of interim trail use (NITU) is due to the Board, with a copy to the railroad, within 10 days of publication of the notice of exemption in the Federal Register. Nevertheless, the Board will accept late-filed requests as long as it retains jurisdiction to do so in a particular case. This request must comply with the Board's rules for use of rights-of-way as trails (49 C.F.R. § 1152.29).
The Board's Office of Public Assistance, Governmental Affairs, and Compliance responds to questions regarding interim trail use, public use, and other reuse alternatives. You may contact this office directly at (202) 245-0238, or mail inquiries to Surface Transportation Board, Office of Public Assistance, Governmental Affairs, and Compliance, Washington, DC 20423.
If you wish to file comments regarding this Environmental Assessment, send original and 2 copies to Surface Transportation Board, Case Control Unit, Washington, DC 20423, to the attention of Troy Brady, who prepared this Environmental Assessment. Environmental comments may also be filed electronically on the Board's website, www.stb.dot.gov, by clicking on the "E-FILING" link. Please refer to Docket No. AB 55 (Sub No. 727X) in all correspondence, including e-filings, addressed to the Board. If you have any questions regarding this Environmental Assessment, please contact Troy Brady, the environmental contact for this case, by phone at (202) 245-0301, fax at (202) 245-0454, or e-mail at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Date made available to the public: August 27, 2013.
Comment due date: September 25, 2013.
By the Board, Victoria Rutson, Director, Office of Environmental Analysis.
[1] The Environmental and Historic Reports are available for viewing on the Board's website at www.stb.dot.gov by going to "E-Library," selecting "Filings," and then conducting a search for AB 55 (Sub No. 727X).
[2] Guidance regarding the Board's historic preservation review process is available on the Board's Web site at: http://www.stb.dot.gov/stb/environment/preservation.html.
[3] Native American Consultation Database, http://grants.cr.nps.gov/nacd/index.cfm (last visited August 22, 2013).


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According to the Swedish oceanographers who found this "UFO" it was found 300 ft deep under the surface of the sea and is nearly 200 feet across. Later in the week reports of a smaller object were found nearby. Both images are interpreted to show a rigid tail or drag marks more than 1000 feet-long. It is speculated that these skid marks could show that the object skidded across the floor as it crashed.
Some are even comparing the pictures of the object to the famous Corellian Freighter in Star Wars! But somehow I doubt that Hand Solo and his dog faced friend ChewieT'bacco made it to earth!
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Kroger has named Jay Cummins as president of the Smith's Food and Drug Stores division and Joe Fey as president of Kroger's Mid-Atlantic division.
Rite Aid has promoted Karen Staniforth, VP pharmacy for the chain's mid-Atlantic division, to group VP pharmacy initiatives and clinical services.
Kroger, already one of the world's largest retailers, is about to get even larger. The company plans to purchase all outstanding shares of Harris Teeter Supermarkets for $49.38 per share in cash.
Southeastern and Mid-Atlantic supermarket chain, Harris Teeter, reported that sales for the first quarter of fiscal 2013 increased by 3.7% to $1.16 billion from $1.12 billion in the first quarter of fiscal 2012. The increase in sales was driven by an increase in comparable-store sales of 2.53% and sales from new stores, partially offset by store closings.
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College Hockey:Räty blanks Ohio State, ties Minnesota career wins record
MINNEAPOLIS — Minnesota goaltender Noora Räty stopped all 20 Ohio State shots Saturday in posting an 8-0 victory, her 83rd career win, which ties her with Jody Horak for the most wins in Gophers' history.
Räty, though, was humbled by the fact after the game.
"I don't really think about it, because if I thought about those things before a game, I usually don't play well, so I just try to put that aside and just play my own game," Räty said.
She also owns the Minnesota record for shutouts with 30.
In the locker room after the game, Räty told her teammates that the record belongs to everyone that played with her over the last four years, pointing out that she can't score goals, so her teammates need to score for the team to win.
The most tense moments for her came in the game's opening four minutes. The Buckeyes (5-3-0, 3-3-0 WCHA) applied an aggressive forecheck and had the game's first five shots on goal.
"We executed early the way we wanted to come out and play with a little bit more physicality and a little bit more assertiveness in the play," Ohio State coach Nate Handrahan said.
As she has often done over her four years in maroon and gold, the Minnesota goalie kept the game scoreless until her offense could get going.
"I think it was kind of huge because if they had scored in the first couple minutes, it would have been a whole different game," Räty said.
Once they got out of their own end, the Gophers (8-0-0, 4-0-0 WCHA) quickly netted the first goal, as Kelly Terry converted a pass from Hannah Brandt as the team skated with an extra attacker during a delayed penalty.
"It seemed like from that point, it gave our team a little bit of energy," Terry said. "It was kind of dead on the bench even and then after that, everyone kind of lightened up and turned our game around."
Becky Kortum had a prime opportunity minutes later, but her shot clanged off the crossbar and out. However, at 12:59, the senior center buried a pass from Rachael Bona for a 2-0 lead. The combination clicked for three goals after being reunited the near the end of the previous game.
"She's a great player; I love being on her line," Kortum said. "I think he just wanted to change things up, because our lines were a little stagnant. Only the first one was producing."
Kortum has five goals in a month after only scoring twice as a junior. She switched her jersey number to 4 before the season and she said that assistant coach Nadine Muzerall tells her that a lot of goals come with the number that Muzerall wore when setting Minnesota scoring records.
Senior defenseman Mira Jalosuo made a pretty move to set up Maryanne Menefee for a goal that put Minnesota up by three 66 seconds later.
The Gophers killed off a pair of penalties with a minute of overlap before the opening period ended. Thereafter, the only questions were whether Räty would get her shutout and how many goals the hosts would tally.
The second answer was eight, as Bona scored from a bad angle, Jalosuo deflected in a Rachel Ramsey shot on the power play and then Amanda Kessel contributed her sixth career hat trick, the final one coming on the penalty kill, giving the junior three shorthanded goals on the season.
"We talk all the time about how we need scoring from more than just one line and tonight was another great example of everybody contributing," Minnesota coach Brad Frost said. "When you can do that, it makes it pretty tough to stop."
Ramsey led the way in the assist column with three.
After opening the season with five straight wins, the Buckeyes now find themselves in the midst of a three-game losing streak as they head home for a series next weekend with Bemidji State with things to work on.
"We need to be better on faceoffs," Handrahan said. "I thought Minnesota did a great job on faceoffs as far as centermen taking draws, but also schemes in different situations. We need to be better in both of those areas.
"They're such a dynamic team that they throw so many different looks at you and so many different strengths, that playing against them is a little bit different. Sometimes it can get you out of your own rhythm as far as what you want to do because you have to minimize their strengths and there [are] so many of them. Whether it's their 'D' corps or whether it is their forwards and explosiveness, or trying to get to their goaltender who is an all-world goaltender. They throw an awful lot of things at you, so sometimes you go on one side where you're game-planning against them and then there's the other side where we concentrate on what we're doing. There's a lot of things we've got to get better at and thoroughness is certainly one of them."
The Gophers head back on the road to take on another ranked team in Grand Forks, N.D.
"We'll have another test next weekend and we're looking forward to getting up to North Dakota," Frost said.
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DRI and GreenPower sponsor Nevada's first Indoor Agriculture Conference in Las Vegas
Conference to highlight urban agriculture and business opportunities in Southern Nevada
For Immediate Release: April 11, 2013
LAS VEGAS – In the heart of earth month and just two days after the official "Earth Day" 2013, Las Vegas will host one of the largest and explicit indoor agriculture conferences the valley has yet to see.
The Desert Research Institute and DRI's GreenPower program are collaborating with the Governor's Office of Economic Development (GOED) as a supporter and sponsor for the all-day Indoor Agriculture Conference on Wednesday, April 24th from 8:30-5pm at the Historic 5th Street School in Downtown Las Vegas. The focal point is how to improve local food production and boost the state's food supply in the desert through various types of indoor agriculture.
A myriad of business vendors, farmers, investors and industry professionals already on the forefront of working to solve water resource concerns in Southern Nevada, will be attending the expo. Some of the represented businesses include: Go Green Agriculture, Whole Foods Market, CropKing and Hydro Greens.
"Las Vegas is the place to bring businesses for urban agriculture and it's exciting that DRI and GreenPower can be a sponsor of this conference and participate in these efforts," said Amelia Gulling, GreenPower's Program Administrator.
A group of expert panelists will also be discussing indoor agriculture in Southern Nevada at this conference including Dr. Navin Twarakavi, a Soil Scientist at DRI. Twarakavi is on the morning session of panelists from 10:30-11:25a.m. His research specifically examines how to develop and improve urban agriculture in the desert by reducing water and soil usage. During the panel session, he will be talking about the various cutting-edge technologies he's working with such as aeroponics, hydroponics, and ecopods to make indoor farming possible.
"The need to produce fresh food here in Las Vegas is at an all-time high and its imperative for DRI to act as a catalyst for indoor agricultural production in Southern Nevada," Twarakavi said. "It's great to be a part of this."
GreenPower's presence at the conference will highlight to business and industry professionals how the program specifically works with Nevada's k-12 children to inspire them to become the state's future problem solvers.
"GreenPower is committed and works tirelessly to show our efforts on how we help Nevada's students learn about sustainability and the hope is that one day these students can make a difference here in Nevada," Gulling said. "This conference is just another effort to try to achieve this."
This Indoor Agriculture Conference highlighting technologies to improve food production in Las Vegas kicks off just the week before Dr. Nina Fedoroff, a world-renowned plant geneticist will be recognized as DRI's 26th Nevada Medalist. Dr. Fedoroff has worked in the field of DNA sequencing technology for nearly forty years and has been recognized with outstanding achievements in the field of life sciences and biotechnology throughout her career. DRI's Nevada Medal Event begins in Reno Tuesday, April 30th and ends in Las Vegas Thursday, May 2.
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GreenPower is designed to promote and support the education of Nevada's preK-12 students about environmental and climate topics by providing schools and educators free professional development, trainings, and workshops as well as grants, scholarships, and curriculum activities that meet state core standards. To "Like" GreenPower's Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/#!/DRIgreenpower
To find out more about the Annual Teacher Training go to: http://www.dri.edu/greenpower-what-we-do
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DRI, the nonprofit research campus of the Nevada System of Higher Education strives to be the world leader in environmental sciences through the application of knowledge and technologies to improve people's lives throughout Nevada and the world.
About Seedstock
Seedstock is a for profit social venture, which through the use of a variety of tools including the news and information hub, Seedstock.com, and live events, facilitates connections between investors, farmers, researchers, organization and entrepreneurs focused on the development of innovative products and methodologies that address the vital long-term challenges to sustainable agriculture.


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Designer Estrogen May Be Better Than HRT
Dec. 18, 2002 -- Evidence is mounting that a class of drugs known as "designer estrogens" may fulfill the broken promises of hormone replacement therapy, but experts warn that it is too soon to know for sure. Selective estrogen receptor modulators (SERMs) have been proved to be effective in preventiRead Full Article
Epilepsy Drug Cools Hot Flashes
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HRT Appears to Lower Alzheimer's Risk
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Natural Progesterone = Less HRT Bleeding
-->Nov. 1, 2002 -- Hormone replacement therapy (HRT) with a natural hormone leads to less bleeding than HRT with a synthetic version, a clinical trial shows. And study data suggest that the natural product may also have more benefits and fewer risks. Estrogen replacement by itself increases the riskRead Full Article
Canceled HRT Trial Makes Women Anxious
Oct. 24, 2002 -- The hormone replacement trial halted in July by the National Institutes of Health raised alarms among women and their doctors, prompting some women to take themselves off of hormone treatments for fear of an increased risk of breast cancer, blood clots, and perhaps heart disease. BuRead Full Article
Poverty Linked to Early Menopause
Oct. 15, 2002 -- Women with lifelong economic distress start menopause 1.2 years earlier than other women, a Boston-area survey shows. The finding comes from the Harvard Study of Moods and Cycles, conducted 1995-1997 in women 36 to 45 years old. In one part of the study, researchers looked at factorRead Full Article
Nonoral HRT May Be Safer
Oct. 10, 2002 -- Women wishing to stay on hormone replacement therapy (HRT) who are concerned about the potential health risks may want to consider abandoning oral treatment in favor of other delivery routes, new research suggests. Investigators conducting a small European study in which HRT was givRead Full Article
Sexual Interest Commonly Dips After 50
Oct. 7, 2002 -- If sex is the last thing on your mind, you're not alone. About one-third of menopausal women have no interest in intercourse. S. R. Leiblum, PhD, a psychiatric researcher with the Robert Wood Johnson Medical School in Piscataway, N.J., presented these findings at the 13th annual meetRead Full Article
Soy's Menopause Benefits Questioned
Oct. 4, 2002 - Eat soy, eat flaxseed for hot flash relief, some experts say. But a new study finds that soy and flaxseed -- at least in muffin form -- don't do much good. "Neither flaxseed nor soy significantly affected the women's quality of life," Jacqueline Lewis, MD, a researcher with the UniverRead Full Article
Alcohol Can Help Women's Hearts Too
Sept. 16, 2002 -- Women may have just as much reason as men to toast their heart health with their favorite beverage. A new study suggests that drinking moderate amounts of alcohol might protect against heart disease in postmenopausal women much in the same way it has been shown to benefit men. ModeRead Full Article


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The Prince Albert
Greene King Local Pubs are located across the UK, they offer a warm friendly atmosphere are serve great british dishes throughout the day and evening.
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The staff was super helpful for a couple of lost touristas. But we did have a drink and caught our breath and enjoyed the time there. Free wifi and cold beer, what more do you need?more
Basically what Robert L. said. Read his review. He captures it perfectly.
You might want to leave before even buying a drink, and that's ok, but if you stick with it and relax then you could end up having one of your best nights out in some time.
One of the few remaining locals' pubs left in central Brixton.more
OK, bear with me on this.
I've not given the Prince Albert 5 stars because it is one of the nicest pubs with beautiful decor or great ranges of alcohol and food. It is none of these. It's a spit-n-sawdust boozer with an often rowdy clientele, basic alcohol and I'm not even sure if they do food (if they did, I probably wouldn't eat here).
No, this ia a true Brixton institution and it's the...more
Holy wow have I not reviewed this already? This is perhaps one of the best old man pubs in South London. You walk in and feel like, if Tarantino were British, there would soon be brains and blood on the wall.
Then you get a pint, settle down in the collapsing sofas (in winter) or out in the back garden (in summer) and you feel as community-minded as all get-out. These people would (could)...more
An average pub. Based on their beers I presume the are a Greene King Pub. Fortunately my friend that visits every year at this time 'St Edmund' was in fine form, quenching with good cheer.
Attracts an older crowd than other pubs in Brixton, maybe because it stands out as a traditional looking place breaking up the bland modernity around it.more


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The Ebola virus outbreak on the African continent has claimed hundreds of lives, and scientists are scrambling to find a treatment that is safe, effective, and manufacturable on the large scale required. According to a "near-final version" of an article in Nature, a monoclonal antibody-based treatment has shown promising results in non-human primates (NHPs). However, two of the four humans given the drug have died, leaving the drug's efficacy open to question. Moreover, the drug is expensive and time-consuming to manufacture.
On August 29, Nature made available a non-final version of a paper claiming that ZMapp, a humanized monoclonal antibody partially grown in tobacco plants by a small company known as Mapp Pharmaceutical, reversed the symptoms of Ebola in 18 macaques. These NHPs survived, despite some having been infected with Ebola as many as 11 days prior to receving ZMapp.
Two Americans who contracted Ebola in Africa and were flown to the US for treatment were also given ZMapp and also survived. Kent Brantly, a doctor, and Nancy Writebol, a volunteer, were treated at Emory University in Atlanta and recovered after several days. Although both were given ZMapp, they were also treated with IV hydration and other components of supportive care that exist in state-of-the-art American hospitals and not in Liberian field hospitals. Brantly also received a blood transfusion from an Ebola survivor while still in Africa. "If the question is, 'Did ZMapp do this?'" NIAID Director Anthony Fauci commented, "the answer is that we just don't know."
Indeed, both a Liberian doctor and a Spanish missionary who contracted Ebola and were given ZMapp died. The drug has not been approved or licensed by the FDA, but the World Health Organization (WHO) has issued a statement supporting the use of "unproven interventions with as-yet-unknown efficacy and adverse effects, as potential treatment or prevention." However, such unproven interventions appear to be limited in the United States to products developed by Mapp Pharmaceuticals and Tekmira, as the FDA has issued its own strongly worded statement against the use of natural products for Ebola prevention, calling these products "fraudulent."
There is no word yet on how the patients who received ZMapp in Africa have fared. What is known, however, is that Mapp Pharmaceutical's supply of the drug has been exhausted. Multinational drugmaker GSK plans to start its Ebola vaccine trials in humans this week.
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John Gavin (born April 8, 1931) is an American film actor and a former United States Ambassador to Mexico. Gavin is half Mexican and fluent in Spanish. In acting terms, he is probably best known for the part of Sam Loomis, Janet Leigh's boyfriend in Alfred Hitchcock's Psycho and as Julius Caesar in Stanley Kubrick's Spartacus. Gavin's father's side, the Golenor family, of Irish origin, were early landowners in California when it was still under Spanish rule. His mother Delia Pablos, was a member of the powerful Pablos family in the Mexican state of Sonora, Mexico and took the surname "Gavin" when she married Ray Gavin. After attending St. John's Military Academy of Los Angeles, he earned a B.A. from Stanford University, where he did senior honors work in Latin American economic history and was a member of Stanford's Naval ROTC unit. During the Korean War Gavin was commissioned in the U.S. Navy serving aboard the USS Princeton offshore Korea where he served as an air intelligence officer from 1952 to 1955. Due to Gavin's fluency in both Spanish and Portuguese he was assigned as Flag Lieutenant to Admiral Milton E. Miles. Following his naval service, he offered himself as a technical
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Minneapolis Tornado Ravages Lutheran Conference On Gay Clergy
The steeple cross at Central Lutheran Church dangled in destruction after a powerful tornado descended from the heavens, down upon it, as clergy at the convention center across the street prepared a conference about allowing gay clergy.
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A Minneapolis city lays in ruins after an unprecedented tornado tore from the sky and ravaged a town where Lutheran clergy held a conference about allowing gay pastors to serve in the church.
The back story to this act of God started last week, after our Catholic News Agency first gave breaking news about the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA) and its sudden proposal to allow members in homosexual relationships to serve as clergy.
Fearful members of the Lutheran church attempted to raise the number of votes needed for the proposal to pass, but the Gay-voting bloc within the organization purportedly managed to override their motion.
The ELCA was to vote on if to allow gays in the clergy at 2:00 pm the following day, August 19th.
With the fate of the Lutheran church in the fray, members nationwide were sent an action alert and encouraged to pray for intercession. God delivered.
The Heavenly Father dispatched his forces of nature to let his opinion be known. At exactly 2:00 p.m., the precise moment when gay-supporting ministry allegedly prepared to vote in favor of homosexual clergy, a tornado suddenly burst forth from a sunny sky on an ardent summer's day.
Coincidence? Liberals will try to say the event was random, akin to their errant claims about the creation of our very complex and intricate life on Earth, but the sign is patently clear. God does not support homosexuality because it violates natural order.
America is a Christian nation and is subject to the laws of Christ. Much as seen within the Lutheran church, there are those who try to deny America's Christian heritage and the laws of God to which we're subject.
Paul reminds us that those who do not abide by the laws of God shall not enter heaven, but burn for all time in the deepest recesses of hell:
"1 Corinthians 6:9-10 Know ye not that the unrighteous shall not inherit the kingdom of God? Be not deceived: neither fornicators, nor idolaters, nor adulterers, nor effeminate, nor abusers of themselves with mankind
Nor thieves, nor covetous, nor drunkards, nor revilers, nor extortioners, shall inherit the kingdom of God."
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Supporting gay marriage, gay adoption and gay clergy is an abomination before God. Homosexuality leads to a lawless land full of disobedient, unholy and profane people. 1 Timothy 1:10.
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, and its a battle hosting website. We run tournaments for alot of games, (mostly Star Wars), and were always looking for new clans that are looking for a good challenge.
The way it works, is you sign up your clan, and apply for the events you would like to participate in. (BF1, BF2, EAW, JK3) Then, using XFIRE or our free TEAMSPEAK server, you set up matches against other clans, which you record the stats from, and enter them on the site. The top clans get awards and rankings. This is a super competitive site, and we run at least 6 events per month.
The next event for Battlefront 1 - Which is called BATTLEWEEK 20, will be run in the third week of August.
The Next Battlefront 2 event - Which is called Conquest Week 14, will be run in the first or second week of August. 2 weeks after that we will be hosting Spaceweek, which is ONLY space battles.
We also host SABERWEEK for Jedi Academy, we run events with Empire At War, Republic Commando, Jedi Outcast, Battlefield 2142, and many, many others.
If anyone would likemore information on these events, please feel free to drop me a Private Message, or head on over to our forums at
and sign up! Remember, this is a very fun, and very competitive site, and we hope to see many new faces in the events to come.
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For the more information about natural sounds and night skies in the National Park Service, please visit http://www.nature.nps.gov/sound_night/.
Junior Ranger Night Explorers
The National Park Service has developed a Junior Ranger Night Explorer program, encouraging young park visitors to explore the dark side of their national parks.
Children can learn how to find the North Star, write their own creative mythology about the constellations, track the phases of the moon, learn about stars and galaxies, and use all their senses to explore the night environment at a national park.
An explorer's activity guide is free and available in a number of national parks, or you can download and print your own copy.
Junior Ranger Night Explorer Book (pdf 23MB)
Last Updated: April 29, 2015


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In the light of this new awareness, everything around me seemed new and different. I looked out the salon window to see cascades of cherry blossoms, forsythia explosions, pink-toned bursts of crocus and hyacinth, and hosta shoots thrusting from the ground. All signaled spring and another day in my renewal.
Finally, moved from the massage chair, removing hands and feet from under dryers, I was pleased with my nails' mani-pedicured shine. They looked beautiful and healthy. A new season in my life has begun.
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