text: BEFORE THE WORKERS' COMPENSATION BOARD OF THE STATE OF OREGON HEARINGS DIVISION Oregon Occupational Safety & Health Division ) Docket No: SH92163 ) Plaintiff ) CITATION NO. C4016-016-92 v. ) ) P & C CONSTRUCTION COMPANY ) Defendant ) OPINION AND ORDER Pursuant to notice, a hearing convened December 10, 1992 in Portland, Oregon before Referee Michael V. Johnson and was recorded by Laura McAfee of Harris Reporting Service. Plaintiff, Oregon Occupational Safety & Health Division (OR-OSHA) was represented by Assistant Attorney General D. Kevin Carlson. Defendant P & C Construction Company was represented by company safety director David Smejkal. The record remained open to permit OR-OSHA to provide Mr. Smejkal and the undersigned referee a copy of exhibit 8, namely a copy of the AIA Form A401, which had been identified as Exhibit 8. The record closed December 16, 1992 following receipt of the referee's copy of said exhibit. ISSUES Whether the defendant employer should pay penalties because of OAR 437-03-001 29 CFR 1926.500(b)(4), in that a skylight openings was not guarded by a fixed standard railing or a cover capable of sustaining the weight of a 200 pound person. The employer defends by asserting (1) there were other means provided to protect a worker from falling through the skylight opening and (2) if there was a violation, the responsibility falls upon the subcontractor, Fred Shearer & Sons, and not upon the employer. The employer concedes that, if there has been a violation, and if it is responsible for the violation, the proposed penalty of $750 is correct. EXHIBITS At hearing, exhibits 1-7 submitted November 19, 1992 by OR-OSHA and exhibit 8 submitted by the employer, were admitted into evidence. FINDINGS OF FACT The employer is a construction company which is frequently involved in remodeling classic older buildings. The employer is concerned about safety and typically provides full safety protection for it's employees and for non-employed subcontractors and their employees upon any premises for which the defendant has responsibility. At all material times herein, the defendant had employees within the state of Oregon, and had employees on the subject construction site. December 1991, the defendant was the general contractor for the renovation of the Old Governor's Hotel located in downtown Portland, Oregon. The hotel is approximately seven stories high, and is constructed around a central "light well" which is an open space extending from the ground level all the way to and through the top level of the structure. A low masonry wall, or parapet surrounds the top of the light well, and provides some protection against someone accidentally falling into the light well. Because the light well extends from the ground level through the roof of the structure, there is a potential fall of approximately 75 feet. As is customary on a large construction project, various subcontractors had agreed to perform certain parts of the actual construction work. One such subcontractor was Fred Shearer & Sons, which had contracted to do the drywall work on the construction project. Fred Shearer & Sons agreed to conduct a reasonably safe project, and to comply with "...applicable laws, ordinances, rules, regulations and orders of public authorities for the safety of persons or property in accordance with the requirements of the Prime Contract." (Ex. 8 p. 3) The subcontractor had also agreed as follows: "...Subcontractor shall use every device, care and precaution which it is practicable to use for the protection and safety of life and limb devices. Without limiting the foregoing, subcontractor shall provide protection to prevent damage, injury or loss to: (1) all employees on the work and all other persons who may be affected thereby. ..." (Ex. 8 appendix A) Prior to December 12, 1991, the employer had constructed a heavy wooden railing on the roof which surrounded the skylight and was of a size and height appropriate to prevent workers from accidentally falling into the opening. Said safety railing had remained in place until December 11, or 12, 1991. On or about December 12 the project called for a sheet metal subcontracting company to come onto the roof and install a metal cap along the low wall which surrounded the opening. In order to accomplish that, the general contractor removed the wooden railing which had encircled the opening. By that time it was expected that Shearer & Sons would have completed it's project on the roof of the structure and would not have been in the vicinity of the now-open light well. However, on the appointed day, and after the railing had been taken down, employees of Shearer & Sons went on the roof to take down scaffolding which they had used in fulfilling their contract. None of those workers used personal safety devices which would have restrained them from falling into the now-unguarded hole. At that time a safety enforcement officer from OR-OSHA entered onto the premises to conduct a safety inspection. As a result of her inspection and her observation that there was an unguarded light well in the roof of the hotel, and that there were workers in the vicinity, she issued a Citation and Notice of Penalty. OPINION Safety alternatives The defendant argues that, because there was a raised parapet around the opening into the light well, the structure, itself, tended to prevent someone from accidentally falling into the light well. However, the height of the parapet was only approximately 2 feet, which is exactly the height to trip a worker who might accidentally back into that structure--rather than provide protection against falling on over into the hole. It is true that there was a pile of lumber along one side of the opening which, in fact, probably did prevent someone from falling into the opening from that side, but that still left many running feet of unprotected opening into which a worker could have accidentally fallen. The general contractor also was quick to point out how safe the operations customarily are, and I would agree with that assertion. In fact, the OR-OSHA safety enforcement officer made repeated references in her notes to the fact that this particular company is well above average in its attention to matters of safety and its provision of a safe working place for its employees and other workers on the premises. However, an exemplary safety history does not rule out the possibility that a violation may have occurred in a given instance. Subcontractor responsibility The primary argument made by the defendant is that it was up to the subcontractor to comply with, and enforce, all safety matters in relation to its own employees. Exhibit 8 shows that the subcontractor may well have promised to comply with all safety regulations, but I do not find that excuses the general contractor from its over-riding responsibility of seeing that all workers on the premises are protected against unnecessary hazards. Therefore, I find that the defense does not excuse the general contractor from its duty. In this instance there was a violation, and I find that the violation was the fault of the general contractor, therefore, the citation is correct and the employer must pay an appropriate fine. It may also be true that under the working agreement between the defendant and its subcontractors some indemnification may be due the employer from the subcontractor whose actions led to the citation. However, that is a matter between the general and sub contractors and does not excuse the general contractor from paying the fine. ORDER NOW, THEREFORE, IT HEREBY ORDERED that citation and notice of penalty C4016-016-92 is affirmed. NOTICE TO ALL PARTIES: You are entitled to judicial review of this Order. Proceedings for review are to be instituted by filing a petition in the Court of Appeals, Supreme Court Building, Salem, Oregon 97310, within 60 days following the date this Order is entered and served as shown hereon. The procedure for such judicial review is prescribed by ORS 183.480 and ORS 183.482. ENTERED at Salem, Oregon, on January 14, 1993 WORKERS' COMPENSATION BOARD By Michael V. Johnson Referee


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A few challenging rapids, excellent fishing, riverside camping and birds galore make this 30-mile float a great trip for boats and boards.
The water that flows out of Flaming Gorge Reservoir into the Green River stay around 44 degrees year round. This chilly, fresh water, flows through beautiful canyon country and past riparian habitat, inveigles trout, fishermen, kayaks, rafts and stand up paddle boards (aka SUPs). There are several outfitters in Dutch John that supply you with all you need for your river adventure. Flaming Gorge Recreation Services is stocked with bait, beer, and boats and has friendly, helpful staff, an RV park, camping spots and six new cabins that sleep four. Daily raft rental fees depend on the raft size, length of your trip and if you need one of the shuttle options.
With a seven man raft and an inflatable paddle board strapped to the roof of the car, we were ready to launch for our three-day, 30-mile trip. The river is divided into sections: A or Red Canyon, B or Devils' Hole and C or Brown's park. Section A is a quick 7.2 miles, filed with ripples and class two rapids ending at Little Hole Marina on river left. Register here at a white board that shows which campsites are available. We reserved Big Pine 1 but stopped at Cat's Paw. Raked sand pads for the tent, a picnic table, a nearby latrine and several snakes greeted us when we eddied out. Section B is 9.6 miles. Section C to Swinging Bridge take out is 13 miles.
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The water level was high, the boulders gardens submerged, but the rapids were large enough to cause whoops of joy and the SUPer to do a quick hop into the boat. Red Creek side canyon provides a leg stretch, muddy waterfall, great views of the river and photo opps. Real excitement appears just below Jarvie Ranch in the guise of a bridge. The high water forced us to hit the deck of the boat and board to avoid being decapitated! Eddy out at the ranch, chat with the ranger and sign the guest register, filling in the column "arrived by" with "by boat!"
Choosing Big Tree for the second night's campsite made for a long day but proved to be a beautiful spot to watch the sunset and the moonrise. Rinsing off in the chilled water takes the dirt off and your breath away. The last day's float was short with ample time to drift through Swallow Canyon, watching agile birds swoop into their mud nests and play an alphabet memory game.
We paddled through slack water to the take out at Swinging Bridge Campground near Colorado SH 318 in Browns Park National Wildlife Refuge. All that is left to do is find the car, strap down the raft and drive back to Dutch John.


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As Easter approaches, we asked Brea and La Habra residents to share their plans and traditions with us. Are egg hunts and traditional sit-down dinners still popular among our community?
Here's what a few residents had to say.
"This year we will be attending sunrise service at Our Lady of Guadalupe Church in La Habra and following that I'll be going to my mom's for our traditional Easter breakfast and then my family ... about 24 of us all together will be getting together at the La Habra Heights park for food, a softball game and we usually have an egg toss."
– Michael Kennick, 51, La Habra, attorney
"We usually eat ham and turkey and stuff. It's just like Thanksgiving for us but we do it on Easter too."
– Gilbert Roman, 18, La Habra, student at Fullerton Junior College
"Well typically we get together with family but ... they live away and our grandkids are older and adults now so it'll probably be a nice, quiet, relaxing day at home."
– John Bengtson, 64, La Habra, retired
"I will be having Easter dinner with my sons, their wives and their grandchildren. My plan is to attend an Easter service at my son's church, he's a pastor."
– Rick Clark, 66, Brea, home-based marketer and publisher of the website BreaMatters.org
"It's usually a small gathering of just the family members and we put out a spread and we chit chat about politics mostly and what's going on."
– Jim DeMasi, 46, Brea, employee for the City of Whittier
"Well usually what we do, since I am Armenian, we have this game – instead of hiding the eggs, we play eggs with two kids basically who slam each other's egg, and whoever's egg breaks, they keep the other (kid's) egg."
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They say that the eyes are windows to the soul, but the body has a language of its own as well.
One dog, named "Chelsea," perfectly expresses her utter dejection through her body language.
The young dog, estimated to be one year of age, is currently housed at the San Bernardino City Animal Control in California, and it is clearly evident that she is scared and confused.
Chelsea is trying to disappear in her kennel run - she is trying to escape the fear that has consumed her body.
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Horses are sent to foreign slaughter houses to be brutally slaughtered to feed diners in other countries. Over 166, 000 horses are killed every year. USDA statistics show that over 92 percent of horses slaughtered are in good condition and able to live productive lives.
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Papa Cristo's, Greek restaurant in Koreatown area. We had a BBE coupon and I think it was 30% off. I rarely eat Greek food and I don't know so much about it, but what I know is food at Papa Cristo's is very good.
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Here's what we got. After coupon, the total was $18.62.
Spanakopita (spinach) $1.99
sorry, but I didn't like it. I can't eat cheese and I guess that's why I didn't like it.
chicken moussaka, comes with pita $9.99
I guess cooked with ground chicken and eggplant and spices. I just loved it.
gyros $6.99
served with tsatsiki sauce
It was very good, too.
Loukoumathes (5pcs) $3.49
little sweet donut balls with cinnamon sugar on top. yum!
Rating (food): 4.2 / 5
Rating (service): 4 / 5
Repeat: Yes
Papa Cristo's
2771 W Pico Blvd
Los Angeles, CA 90006
(323) 737-2970
Tue-Sat 10 am - 8 pm
Sun 9 am - 4 pm
Closed on Mondays
Sep 23, 2010
2 comments:
- Aaron said...
I eat a lot of Greek food, and have to say that the photos of this food look fantastic. The Loukoumathes look particularly good!
- Mark @ iFlipForFood said...
You HAVE to check out Papa Cristos for their Thursday night Big Fat Greek Dinners. For 18 bucks a person, you get a several course family style meal w/ a complimentary wine tasting and belly dancing. Such a fun experience: http://www.iflipforfood.com/home/2010/11/8/papa-cristos.html


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The Iceman Cometh
by Eugene O'Neill
The Iceman Cometh Act 1 Summary
- Looking for a way to set the tone of a play early? How about curtain up on a collection of drunks sleeping off their hangovers in a run-down, window-stained bar on the bottom floor of an old, beat-up flop house? Yep, that'll work.
- Rocky Pioggi, the night bartender, gets things set up before the bar opens for the evening. He sneaks Larry Slade, the only regular who is not sleeping, some free drinks.
- Larry tells Rocky he's done with his past life as an anarchist—ugh, make that life on the whole.
- Hugo Kalmar, another former anarchist, blurts out some pleasantries about "capitalist swine", calls Rocky a slaveholder and slips off back to sleep.
- Offended Rocky claims he's not a pimp and that "dem tarts, Margie and Poil" (1) are just a side line.
- Rocky and Larry wonder where Hickey's at. He comes every year for Harry's birthday party, and it's going to be Harry's birthday at midnight. This might not seem all that important, but talking about Hickey is kind of what Act 1 is all about.
- Other drunks around the bar start to call out haunted fragments from their nightmares.
- All that yelling is bound to wake a man up, so it's no surprise that the owner of this fine establishment, Harry Hope, finally shakes off sleep. He complains about Rocky giving away free booze, but then tells Rocky he should give Hugo a free drink to shut him up. The inconsistency seems lost on him.
- Joe, the only black patron of the bar, wakes up. Okay, so the play was written in 1939 and it takes place in 1912. This is important to keep in mind, because this is definitely not an environment of equality. In fact, laws of the time make it illegal for Joe to be at the front of the bar during certain times of the day. He has to hide himself in the back room.
- Joe, Rocky, and Larry start talking longingly about Hickey. Remember, talking about Hickey is kind of where it's at.
- Let the intrigue begin! Don Parritt, an eighteen-year-old with an attitude problem, enters.
- Parritt met Larry the night before (before the play opens), and it's clear that they go back somehow.
- We discover that Larry was with Parritt's mother when Parritt was just a little boy. We also discover that Parritt is an anarchist who has been forced to go undercover, because a member of the Cause ratted him out. This rat also got Parritt's mother, a leader of the Cause, thrown in jail.
- Parritt wants to know whether Larry left the Cause on account of his mother, but Larry responds that he's "condemned to be one of those who has to see all sides of a question" (1).
- Willie Oban wakes up. A former Harvard Law School wiz and son of a disgraced leader of a Bucket Shop, Willie has dreams of returning to the law game.
- Guess what happens next? Willie talks about the coming of Hickey, whom he calls "the Great Salesman" (1).
- Willie sings and wakes the other drunks up. Harry tells Rocky to shut him up. Rocky does. Harry gets angry at
- Rocky for being rough with Willie. Harry likes to play both sides.
- Lewis and Wetjoen, former enemies in the Boer Wars, recount their past adventures. Wetjoen claims with all the English soldiers he killed, he's sorry he didn't kill Lewis. They laugh. What's a little joke about murder between friends?
- James Cameron (aka "Jimmy Tomorrow") wakes up momentarily to shout about how he's not going to just sit around and get drunk anymore. He's going to get his shoes shined and try to get a job in the morning.
- Need a break from pipe dreams and loneliness? Check out the more famous James Cameron's dive to the deepest point on Earth.
- Now that most of the group is awake, Harry shares the story of how he hasn't left the bar/boarding house since his dear wife Bessie died twenty years ago. But that's all going to change. Tomorrow, on his sixtieth birthday, he's going to walk around the neighborhood and connect with his old political chums.
- This story leads the other patrons to share their big plans. Mosher will re-join the circus, McGloin will get his job on the police force back, and Joe will re-open his gambling establishment.
- Time to get some women involved in this sausage fest, right? Margie and Pearl enter. They're fast, sassy prostitutes. Of course, they get angry when others call them that. They claim that they're tarts and there is a difference. Rocky, their pimp, also claims he's not a pimp, because he works as a bartender. It's all in the deets, people.
- Cora, another prostitute who calls herself a tart, arrives with Chuck, the daytime bartender who also claims he's not a pimp. He is, though.
- Hold the phone, people. Cora says she saw Hickey on her way to the bar.
- News of Hickey's close proximity gets everyone doing one thing. You got it. They start talking about Hickey.
- Cora claims something seemed different about Hickey, but they all know that as soon as he shows up and starts drinking, he'll be good old Hickey, and he'll make everyone feel better about themselves.
- Drum roll, please….Like some kind of old-timey Axl Rose arriving on stage hours late, Hickey finally enters!
- Everyone fawns over Hickey who bursts onto the scene like the brilliant salesman he is.
- Hickey buys everyone a drink, but he doesn't want one for himself. He tells everyone he's off the stuff, but he still wants them to celebrate.
- Hickey reveals he's here to change their lives for the better. He tells them that they need to stop lying to themselves with their pipe dreams and start letting themselves "sink down" until "[t]here's no farther [they] have to go" (1).
- Exhausted from a very long walk, Hickey goes to sleep. Everybody hopes he's just pulling one of his famous gags on them, but they all feel a little uneasy.
- Popping up from his slumber for just a second, Hickey manages to tell them that he just wants them all to be happy. He falls back to sleep. They all stare at him resentfully.
- Curtain.
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The ocean storm that blanketed the area with up to a foot of snow has moved away to be replaced by high pressure. It will be a pleasant day on Thursday as we continue to clean up from the latest winter storm. Metro Boston, north shore and metro west generally received 9 to 12 inches of snow with slightly lesser amounts near the New Hampshire border. South of the city amounts decreased to 6 to 9 inches then fell off to an couple or so inches across Cape Cod where that area quickly changed to a mix and then rain.
High pressure expands eastward from the Plains States and by Friday will encompass the eastern half of the country maintaining quiet weather with fair and dry conditions into the start of the upcoming weekend. Although temperatures are going to be lower than normal, light winds and sunshine will make for pleasant afternoons.
Things begin to get more complicated the second half of the weekend as low pressure off the southeast US Coast and another across the Great Lakes look to give the area another winter punch come late Sunday and Monday. There was already some early hype about this system before we even had yesterdays storm, but with models backing off on the phasing of the two systems it now appears a weaker system slides through Sunday. On the other hand, we are still several days out and the models have plenty of time to fine tune the details before the weekend gets here. At this point the thinking is one low misses well out to sea with the Great Lakes system producing some light snow or snow showers Sunday.
Many school districts have already had 3 or 4 days off because of the snow this winter and we still have to get through February and March. If you want to believe the rodents prediction of another 6 weeks of winter then prepare for more snow and cold going forward. Scientific methods of forecasting the weather also suggest this winter in the Northeast is not over by a long shot and more opportunities for snow and cold are likely for at least several more weeks. Are you sick of it yet?
One last note. Today marks the 36th anniversary of the Blizzard of '78. For those of you that experienced that storm you know that remains the winter storm that all others are measured against in the Boston area. Hurricane force winds, 3 to almost 4 feet of snow in some locations, historic coastal flooding and drifts measured in yards brought the area to a standstill for almost a week. That storm set the bar pretty high and hopefully we do not see anything close to that one for a very long time.
Enjoy the next few days.
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Thursday night: Mostly clear and colder. Lows near 10 inland to 15 on the coast. Light west winds.
Friday: Sunshine and cold. Highs in the mid 20s. West winds at 10 to 20 mph.
Friday night: Clear skies and continued below normal cold. Lows again near 10 inland to 15 along the coast.
Saturday and Saturday night: Becoming partly sunny with increasing clouds at night. Highs near 30. Overnight lows in the teens, near 20 on the coast.


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Today, Amazon is providing you with just that. The free app of the day is 'Tipping Point' which is a beautifully illustrated puzzle game for Android. Get taken away on an adventure in a tropical land with photo-realistic imagery and puzzles to make it through the world on your own.
You have to be quick, though, because as of this writing you only have 12 hours to purchase the app from Amazon for free.
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Nezih Guner is ICREA research professor at MOVE (Markets, Organizations and Votes in Economics), an adjunct faculty at Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona, and a Research Professor of Barcelona Graduate School of Economics. He is also a Research Affiliate of Center for Economic Policy Research (CEPR), a Research Fellow of Institute for Study of Labor (IZA), and a member of the Family Inequality Network (FI) within the Human Capital and Economic Opportunity Global Working Group (HCEO). He is a co-editor of the SERIEs (Journal of Spanish Economic Association) and an associate editor of the Journal of Population Economics. He received his PhD in Economics from University of Rochester in 2000. His research has focused on changing household and family structure in industrialized countries, and the consequences of these changes for public policy. Besides his work on family economics, he has examined how misallocation of resources across firms affects the size distribution of firms and aggregate productivity. He has also been working on the interaction between labor market frictions and firm dynamics, and how this interaction affects the outcomes of trade reforms. In 2010, He was awarded a Starting Grant by the European Research Council (ERC).


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Philly FIGHT just announced that Grammy-nominated rapper Wale will headline this year's "Hip-Hop for Philly" concert during the 20th anniversary AIDS Education Month. The evening of music doubles as an initiative to motivate young people to get tested. Tickets will be free to anyone aged 13 to 24 who get an HIV test at one of four HIV-testing events around Philly.
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San Francisco Giants hard throwing closer Brian Wilson is a fan favorite for his high wire saves and unique personality. During the 2010 MLB Playoffs, Wilson grew a beard and picked up some 'Just For Men' at the local grocery store and the result was, according to one broadcaster "the best real, fake looking beard I've ever seen".
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Spoon and fork
Silver, parcel-gilt
Origin: Holland, probably Schoonhoven
Date: Second half 19th century
18.8 cm length of spoon; 20.1 cm length of fork
Marks/Maker: (Spurious) Amsterdam, D in circle (on fork), Z in circle, IW on spoon
Bequeathed by C.D.E. Fortnum, 1899; WA1899.CDEF.V419; WA1899.CDEF.V420
T. Schroder (2009), no. 579
The design for these pieces is based on an identical model made in Enkhuisen, 1651. However, forks of this form did not exist in the seventeenth century.
Information derived from T. Schroder, British and Continental Gold and Silver in the Ashmolean (2009)
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Selling your books back is a way of recycling them. Recycling is not only good for the environment, but it also helps increase our inventory of used textbooks for students. Having more used textbooks in stock is the single most significant way the Seahawk Store can reduce your textbook costs. The best source of used books is you, our customer. Our preference is to purchase them from you rather than purchase them from a used book company.
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Obama Is A Closet Muslim
Come out of the closet, Barack Hussein Obama. We know that you're a closet Muslim.
As if the fact that you didn't attend a terror madrassa in Indonesia wasn't enough proof. As if the fact that your father was not a Kenyan national and Imam of terror. As if your middle name is not Hussein.
Obama worships what is known as 'alah' and has made a pilgrimage to Mecca. He bowed down to King Saud and even only yesterday, gave $800 million to his secret brothers in Palestine, a non-recognized "nation" who steals land from Israel and torments its people day to day, all because their ancestors wrote the Old Testament.
More and more people are starting to see Obama is hiding the truth in the closet. We revealed months ago that Obama may be a gay, and now, he is also a Muslim. The truth will set you free, Obama. We all know that you support the 9/11 Terror Mosque because you fancy yourself the Sheik of America.
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Some people may find it surprising that I decided to have a bilateral mastectomy when I was diagnosed with ductal carcinoma in situ (DCIS), which is sometimes categorized as a stage-0 cancer. DCIS isn't an invasive cancer; it involves abnormal cells that have not spread beyond the milk ducts.
Last year, after my mammogram showed suspicious findings in my right breast, I went through tests that revealed I had DCIS. After a biopsy, I developed a painful hematoma, a pocket of blood that collected in my breast. But that pain was nothing compared with the psychological anguish I was going through while thinking about my future.
If I chose a lumpectomy and radiation, I might need to have mammograms every six months, but I couldn't imagine going through this worry twice a year. My other choices were a single or double mastectomy followed by reconstruction. My survival odds were 99 percent with whatever treatment I chose.
The rest of my life factored into my decision. I have three kids and a big job, as the executive director of communications for LVMH fragrance brands. The game changer came when I realized that if I chose lumpectomy and radiation and later on the breast cancer recurred and I needed a mastectomy, the cosmetic results of reconstruction wouldn't be nearly as good. Radiated skin is much more difficult to work with, so doctors often have to take tissue from other parts of the body.
Once I decided on a mastectomy, choosing to have both breasts removed was easy; I wasn't going to go through major surgery and still worry at the end of the day.
Six weeks after my surgery, I looked and felt fantastic and was hiking with my husband in Telluride, Colorado.


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The Reference Room
The following card is a sample of an index entry from the Provisional and Territorial Government records. The "Doc. no." (document number) refers to a number stamped on each document during the cataloging process. The cards index records relating to a wide array of activities. The documents are accessible on numerically arranged microfilm in the reference room. More information about the history of Oregon before statehood as well as detailed descriptions of offices and records is available in the Provisional and Territorial Government Records Guide on the Oregon State Archives Web site.


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Stay up to date with all the action from McKale during today's basketball game against Stanford @ 5:30 p.m.
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Is it really all that important for the Utah Jazz to reach the NBA playoffs?
I pose that somewhat rhetorical question because, really, let's face facts: The Jazz are fighting like crazy to try and earn what, exactly?
Eighth place in the final Western Conference standings.
And just what does that get them? A first-round playoff matchup with the best team in the West, either the San Antonio Spurs or Oklahoma City Thunder.
Realistically, that would mean a series that, at best, might go five or six games, but most likely wouldn't go Utah's way. And, at worst,?it could very possibly wind up being a repeat of last year's abrupt postseason exit, when the Jazz got swept out of the playoffs by the Spurs in four games.
So, I must ask again, is it really all that important for the Jazz to reach the playoffs?
Well, head coach Tyrone Corbin certainly thinks so, for a variety of reasons — as a reward for his team's hard work, as a sign that they're making progress and moving forward, for the continued development and improvement of his players, and for the invaluable experience that playing in the postseason can have on a player's long-term growth.
And he's downright adamant about it.
"It just shows your work, I mean, where you are," Corbin said following Friday night's victory over the Minnesota Timberwolves. "You play to have a chance to win a championship, and if you don't get in the playoffs, you have no chance to win a championship.
"And depending on where your development is, we're in a position to make the playoffs and want to do everything we can right now to make the playoffs, and it's just important for all the work we put in."
Some folks will say the Jazz would be better off finishing out of the playoff picture and moving into the NBA lottery.
But in an NBA Draft which most folks are sizing up as one of the weakest in years, with very few immediate impact players or difference-makers, having an extra first-round pick — the Jazz will receive Golden State's selection as well as their own — might not be all that productive in Utah's bid to improve.
Corbin said people who might pooh-pooh Utah's eighth-place finish and a subsequent first-round exit aren't close enough to the situation to realize just how an important a playoff berth would be to his team.
"They're not working like these guys are working," he said. "If that's the case, then that's the case, but you want to make sure you give yourself a chance to be in it while you're in it, and the experience it gives you, the experience of going forward, of what it's like to be in the playoffs.
"So I think we're doing everything we can now to make it. If we don't, then we'll deal with that. If we do, we'll be ready for that experience."
The Jazz coach also denied that last year's four-game series spanking by the Spurs was not beneficial to his team.
"I think last year was great," Corbin said. "I think last year just being in the playoffs gave us a feel for the difference in the playoff level and how you have to compete at that level.
"Even though we played a great San Antonio team and didn't win a game, I thought the experience of going, so as you talk guys through things, they have the live experience they can fall back on. And I think that goes a long way toward the development of the team and of young guys especially."
With two games to go in the regular season, Utah still trails the Los Angeles Lakers by a game but, if the two teams wind up in an eighth-place deadlock, the Jazz would go to the playoffs by virtue of holding the tiebreaker over L.A.
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General Motors has introduced a hidden system that allows the driver to lock some functions of the car and also record everything that goes on inside and outside. The 2015 Corvette valet camera is for those who appreciate their car and know that having to leave it with someone else can be a pain.
With the entry of a secret code, the touch screen will tell the driver it's in Valet Mode. But, according to an Aug. 19 Associated Press report, it doesn't warn the valet that he's being recorded. The platform also allows you to disable the infotainment system and lock the glove box.
The valet camera was meant for individuals who want to keep a watchful eye on whoever they leave their 6.2-liter V8 Corvette with, whether it be a professional valet or not.
"Think of it as a baby monitor for your car," said Harlan Charles, Corvette product manager. "Anyone who has felt apprehension about handing over their keys will appreciate the peace of mind of knowing exactly what happened while their baby was out of sight."
According to the L.A. Times, the system was developed with Cosworth, a British motorsports-engineering company. It is an optional element associated with the telemetry system that has a SD-card slot in the glove box – which locks on Valet Mode -- for recording and transferring video and vehicle data, the report explained. An 8-gigabyte card can record approximately 200 minutes of driving time.
The Corvette valet camera can serve as a sort of guardian angel, our onboard telemetry system capable of recording all data relating to the adventures of parking.
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Ed Westwick Looks Hot While Grabbing Coffee In West Hollywood
Ed Westwick showed signs of life yesterday! The former Gossip Girl star was spotted grabbing coffee in West Hollywood. Although he wasn't in his signature Chuck Bass attire of a suit and tie, the actor looked hot in a white tee, navy shorts, and some black shades!
He was seen grabbing some coffee at Starbucks with friends. You know? Doing normal things actors do.
filming a couple of films at the moment, took part in the Ice Bucket Challenge last week! He nominated four of his friends (we don't really know them), got dunked, and then jumped in a pool!
I would have loved for him to nominate some of his former Gossip Girl cast mates! Speaking of Gossip Girl, did you know that Ed Westwick originally auditioned for the role of Nate Archibald! The network apparently thought he was too scary, but luckily he ended up getting the role of Chuck, which he was absolutely perfect for!
Launch the gallery to check out photos of Westwick out and about in Hollywood!


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Alfred Hitchcock's black and white murder mystery changes from sinister to hilarious when re-crafted into the comedy play, "The 39 Steps" as a cast of four actors portray 150 characters in a mysterious adaptation opening Friday, April 25 in Olathe, Kan. produced by Olathe Civic Theatre Association.
Shelly Stewart Banks directs the comedy for OCTA as an ending for their 2014 season and features an ensemble cast of Peter Leondedis, Carrie Lenahan, Dave Fullerton and Charles Christesson–all taking on the myriad of parts and diverse characters for the rapid-fire comedy, a spokesman for OCTA said. "The 39 Steps" concludes OCTA's 40th consecutive season.
"Adapted from the book and Alfred Hitchcock's 1935 movie of the same name, the play takes place over the days following a mysterious murder of a spy in Richard Hannay's apartment. Racing through the Scottish countryside, Hannay meets a variety of characters in search of the clues to the "39 Steps," OCTA said. "With a cast of four actors playing the myriad of people in the adventure, the play is a whirlwind of excitement and Monty Python-esque comedy."
"The 39 Steps" stands apart from other run of the mill comedies and boasts to be Broadway's longest running comedy. According to website: ibdb.com, the show ran for nearly 800 performances from 2008-10.
Just imagine a mix of Monty Python and Alfred Hitchcock. Hard to imagine? Then see the show and expect to laugh. Cast members must change costumes, personalities, characters as they spin around as one character and face the audience as another. The rapid fire dialogue and character changes keep audiences tuned-in and alert when not laughing.
The play from John Buchan opens April 25 and runs weekends through May 11.
Olathe Civic Theatre Association began as Olathe Community Theatre Association in 1973. OCTA produced shows at various locations throughout Olathe. In 2013 the group officially changed its name to the Olathe Civic Theatre Association to better reflect the breadth and caliber of the theatre experience it provides, a press release said.
"Through the generosity of volunteers, season ticket holders, donors, city and community, in addition to dedicated Board of Directors, OCTA has grown into one of the most successful and progressive community theaters in the entire Kansas City metropolitan area," a spokesman said.
Reservations may be made through the website: olathetheatre.org. OCTA is located at 500 E. Loula, Olathe, Kansas.
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- New musical, 'A Little More Alive' premieres at Kansas City Repertory Theatre


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Yesterday, New Orleans Saints General Manager Mickey Loomis met with the media to address the top issues facing his team as it turns the page from 2012 to 2013. So today we'll ask you - if Loomis could grant you one wish this offseason - what's the No. 1 move you'd like to see the Saints make?
Try to stay realistic, instead of suggesting the Saints trade for Aldon Smith or DeMarcus Ware. Do you want the Saints to try and make a splash in free agency despite their salary-cap constraints?
Is there a specific player you want to draft in Round 1? Anyone on the current roster or coaching staff that you really want to let go - or keep? Maybe you want to be prudent and lock up tight end Jimmy Graham to a new long-term deal with just one year remaining on his contract.
Share your answers and your reasons below.
Also, join me for a chat today around noon to discuss all the issues facing the Saints right now.


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Standard Facebook ads often take a backseat to the Facebook Exchange (FBX) in a digital advertising campaign these days, but at RKG we acknowledge that both are important pieces of an advertiser's media mix. Facebook's standard ads are often used in more of a branding play than FBX or other direct response advertising, making them a valuable upper funnel channel.
Many advertisers with a Facebook page take advantage of Facebook's easy "promote post" options, but there are many other new, notable and useful features of Facebook ads, proving it as a worthy channel to master.
Transition from Ad Types to Ad Objectives
Since we last wrote about Facebook ad types, Facebook has cut down on the number of ad types offered and switched to a new "ad objectives" model. Ad objectives simplify the former Facebook ad types by clearly stating what goal they'll accomplish and eliminating the redundancy and confusion of old ad types.
For example, a marketer could have used a Marketplace Ad or a Link Page Post Ad to drive traffic to their website. Now, they would simply select the "Clicks to Website" ad objective to drive the response they want. The first step in the Facebook ad creation process now looks like this:
The Page Post Engagement ad objective drives likes, comments, and shares of posts, as well as photo views or video plays, depending on what type of post is used, but all of these are geared towards encouraging users to engage with the unit. Advertisers have the option of using an existing post from their page, or creating a new unpublished post which will only be used as an ad and not appear on their page. Unpublished posts are especially useful when using a variety of targeting options to reach users who are not yet fans of the page, as every ad targeting a different group would show as a separate post on the advertiser's Facebook page if they didn't use unpublished posts.
The Page Likes ad objective helps advertisers acquire new fans for their pages. The more fans your page has, the more people organic posts can reach. This ad type is most similar to sponsored stories.
The Website Conversions ad objective is the closest standard Facebook ads can get to direct response marketing. Website Conversions ads direct traffic to an external website, requiring a conversion pixel on the site. The conversion pixels allow marketers to track a variety of conversions and microconversions: checkouts, registrations, leads, key page views, adds to cart, or other website conversions. A value can be assigned to each conversion type or dynamically inserted. If a conversion pixel is not able to be placed, the Clicks to Website ad objective is the next best alternative to drive traffic towards website conversions.
Marketers promoting mobile apps, events and Facebook-specific offers can use the App Installs, App Engagement, Event Responses, and Offer Claims ad objectives. These tailored ad objectives work specifically for those goals.
Another benefit of the new ad objectives is the ability to track campaign performance by desired result. In an advertiser's campaign dashboard, the results and cost per objective are reported at the campaign level for a quick performance overview.
The Evolution of Sponsored Stories
One Facebook ad type which survived the transition to ad objectives is Sponsored Stories. Sponsored Stories help brands build rapport/reputability with users by means of a friend's endorsement. Users are much more likely to "like" or engage with a brand if they see that one or more of their friends has. This social context has led Sponsored Stories to be a top-performing ad type in driving page likes. Today, Sponsored Stories look like this:
Soon, Sponsored Stories will no longer exist as a standalone ad unit. Social context will now be automatically incorporated into the eligible ad objectives mentioned above. For example, a Page Like Ad currently looks like this:
With the automatic incorporation of social context, Page Like Ads are beginning to look like this:
With this change, we expect to see higher click-through rates as social context increases the relevancy of Facebook ads to users and builds reputability of the advertised brands. One client of ours recently saw a large lift from social context: users were nearly twice as likely to click and over three times more likely to "like" a page when social context was included with a page like ad.
Calling Users to Action
One of the newest (and arguably the best) features of Facebook's Page Post Ads (the type of ad you can create through the Page Post Engagement, Website Conversions, and Clicks to Website ad objectives) is the "Call-to-Action" (CTA) button on Link Page Posts, one of the types of Page Post Ads. Previously, Page Post Ads could connect to an advertiser's Facebook page by enabling an option to include a link in the body of the ad:
Facebook now provides a clear button directing a user to an external link:
Not only does the button provide a clear place for the user to click, it adds an official option for linking to an external site. While historically Facebook preferred to give advertisers the option for either an internal or external link, but not both, they have enabled links of both types in the same ad, promoting a fluidity between Facebook other digital efforts. Though still relatively new, advertisers are already seeing improved click-through rates while utilizing the CTA button.
There are Call-to-Action buttons for whatever your goal on Facebook may be– "Shop Now", "Learn More", "Sign Up", "Book Now", and "Download". These mirror many of the new Facebook ad objectives. While Facebook advertising is an important platform in a holistic advertising plan, this change reflects Facebook's acknowledgement that true conversions happen on advertisers' websites.
With all the recent changes we've seen to the Facebook ads landscape, it's clear that Facebook is trying to make advertising within their platform more accessible. Ad types are now ad objectives, which help advertisers discern exactly what type of ads they should chose to run to meet their goals. Sponsored Stories are now embedded into the structure of Page Post Engagement ads to help boost CTR and user engagement. Call-to-Action buttons will also help give users an easy path to click through to either the advertiser's Facebook page or their website. All of these are helping make advertising on Facebook more trackable, understandable, and actionable for advertisers.


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Quick question: I have created come commands that will warm-up my DB. The thing is that those selects are large. When I do such a select I get all the "jiba-jaba" into my terminal window. How can you make mysql do the select 'quietly' ? without taking ages to print all the crap into my terminal ?
You can redirect the output of any command -- not just MySQL -- by using your shell's i/o redirection operators. For example, in bash:
This will launch the MySQL command line client, connect it to "mydb" on the local system (assuming you have access), read SQL commands from the file
If you wanted to save the output for review after the fact, you could redirect it to a file rather than to
If the purpose is to warm up the cache, you could also do something like:
select max(concat( col1,col2 ) ) from mytable where ...
The engine is forced to read the real pages to compute the max (with little overhead relative to the I/O anyway)
Note that if you select only columns from an index, only the index is red, there is no need to go to the table itself ("cover index").
That is working on Unix installations of mysql. Since Windows does neither has /dev/null nor a pager command in the mysql installation it will not work on mysql installed on windows.
On Windows Mysql (on Unix as well) you can use SELECT 1 INTO OUTFILE 'file_name' or set a variable and use SELECT 1 INTO @var; Check out the documentation here: http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/select.html
Keep in mind, that you cannot override an outfile so INTO Outfile will not work for repetitive selects.


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Good news came out of China today as BTC China the longest-standing bitcoin trading platform in China could resume trading in the Chinese denomination of the yuan. This came due to pressure on a third-payment processor from the country's central bank, reports CNBC.
The world's largest bitcoin exchange, according to Bitcoinity.org. stopped accepting trades in December denominated in the yuan due to pressure on third-third party payment processor from the country's central bank.
However, Bobby Lee, CEO of BTC China told CNBC via telephone that the decision has now been reversed, just in time for the Chinese New Year holidays.
'Everything is hunky dory,' he told CNBC. 'Essentially the government never disallowed it.'
In December, China's central bank ordered third-party payment agencies - which provide clearing services for bitcoin exchanges - to stop any 'custody, trading and other services' related to the virtual currency. The platforms were told to end working relationships with virtual currency exchanges before the end of January.
Today, however, Bobby Lee told CNBC that the PBoC was actually implying that bitcoin exchanges just needed to register with the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT), essentially recognizing currency exchanges as a business category and a legitimate business.
While this period of transition was changing the system of Bitcoin trading, BTC China operated a voucher system in the interim to allow users to redeem their cash, allowing investors to change their bitcoin back into yuan.
BTC China is now accepting yuan deposits via its corporate bank account, but is still not working with the third-party payment processors. Lee said that the deposits meant that trades are a little more 'cumbersome' and take a little longer.
Bobby Lee believes that these third-party processors had lost a sizeable chunk of their business due to the ruling, but hoped that in the long term a more formal regulatory statement from the PBoC could allow the two sectors to work together once again.
To view more information about Bitcoin please, see the articles listed below in Author's suggestions and view the video atop this article how Bobby Lee CEO of BTC China planned the return of Bitcoin in China.


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Man Waking Up From Surgery Stunned by His Hot Wife
This was the best possible way this could have turned out.
A man coming out of his hernia surgery and still under the influence of anesthesia was talking to a lady next to his bed when he realized just how hot she was.
"Man, you are eye candy," he says, cracker in hand. "WHOA. You may be the prettiest woman I've ever seen. Are you a model?"
Then he found out who she was: his wife of six years.
"You're my wife?" he says, his voice cracking. "Holy shit. Dang." He goes on like this for a while. "Oh my God, I hit the jackpot!"
Considering the range of possible reactions — You're my wife? Oh ... — this is literally the best one the wife could have ever hoped for. She's definitely going to spike his drinks with anesthesia on the reg from now on.


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Cool treat #3: Wet your whistle at the Kirkwood train station.
St. Louis is chock-full of sites that claim to be the "first ______ west of the Mississippi River"; Kirkwood fills in that blank with "planned suburb."
James Pugh Kirkwood had grand plans of building a railroad line from St. Louis all the way to the Pacific Ocean; by May 1853, most of the passengers departing on the furthest westward stop of his Pacific Railroad line were there to buy real estate lots in the newly established town of Kirkwood. As the Pacific Railroad grew in importance, so did Kirkwood, and in 1893 the station was rebuilt in a Romanesque style; the building is now listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Across the street and a bit further down the block, the Sugar Shack, 151 W. Argonne Dr., doles out history in a sweeter vein; wax moustaches, cotton candy (in 16 flavors), Moon Pies and Chic-o-Sticks prevail, but you'll also find phosphates -- a tingly, carbonated drink popular in the mid-1800s and available at the Sugar Shack in a variety of flavors, such as gingermint, egg cream and wedding cake.
Pick up a phosphate at this nostalgic candy store, stroll down the street to the train station and grab a bench. A train will be by soon; you know it because there likely will be a railfan waiting eagerly near the tracks with a video camera on a tripod.


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tramadol/acetaminophen - oral, Ultracet (cont.)
SIDE EFFECTS: See also Warning section.Nausea, vomiting, constipation, lightheadedness, dizziness, drowsiness, or sweating may occur. Some of these side effects may decrease after you have been using this medication for a while. If any of these effects persist or worsen, tell your doctor or pharmacist promptly.To prevent constipation, eat a diet adequate in fiber, drink plenty of water, and exercise. Ask your pharmacist for help in selecting a laxative (such as a stimulant type with stool softener).To reduce the risk of dizziness and lightheadedness, get up slowly when rising from a sitting or lying position.Remember that your doctor has prescribed this medication because he or she has judged that the benefit to you is greater than the risk of side effects. Many people using this medication do not have serious side effects.Tell your doctor immediately if any of these unlikely but serious side effects occur: mental/mood changes (such as agitation, confusion, hallucinations), severe stomach/abdominal pain, difficulty urinating.Get medical help right away if any of these rare but serious side effects occur: fainting, seizure, slow/shallow breathing, unusual drowsiness/difficulty waking up.This medication may increase serotonin and rarely cause a very serious condition called serotonin syndrome/toxicity. The risk increases if you are also taking other drugs that increase serotonin, so tell your doctor or pharmacist of all the drugs you take (see Drug Interactions section). Get medical help right away if you develop some of the following symptoms: fast heartbeat, hallucinations, loss of coordination, severe dizziness, severe nausea/vomiting/diarrhea, twitching muscles, unexplained fever, unusual agitation/restlessness.A very serious allergic reaction to this drug is rare. However, get medical help right away if you notice any of the following symptoms: rash, itching/swelling (especially of the face/tongue/throat), severe dizziness, trouble breathing.This is not a complete list of possible side effects. If you notice other effects not listed above, contact your doctor or pharmacist.In the US -Call your doctor for medical advice about side effects. You may report side effects to FDA at 1-800-FDA-1088.In Canada - Call your doctor for medical advice about side effects. You may report side effects to Health Canada at 1-866-234-2345.
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Dvd Release Date: 2008-01-08
Genre: Comedy,
Rating: R
Duration: 1hr 28min
Jane F, an unsuccessful slacker actress, is having a bad day. And it's getting more outrageous and comically surreal by the minute. Jane's misadventures begin when she treats herself to a batch of cupcakes left unattended by her psycho roommate that prove not as innocent as they appear, Soon, she is trying to cross town so she can repay an unforgiving drug dealer, attend an audition, and somehow replace the precious cupcakes. Bumming a ride from her roommate's friend--who is totally infatuated with her--she sets out on a long, strange trip. And, when the original manuscript of the Communist Manifesto falls into her hands, things really get out of control.
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Anna Faris, John Cho, Adam Brody, Danny Trejo, Brian Posehn, Marion Ross, Jane Lynch, John Krasinski, Danny Masterson, Jayma Mays, Matthew J. Evans, Rick Hoffman, David Goldman, Michael Hitchcock, Jim Rash, Ben Falcone, Joey Diaz
- Directed by Gregg Araki
- Produced by Steve Golin, Henry Winterstern, Stuart Burkin, Kevin Turen, Gregg Araki
- Written by Dylan Haggerty, Kevin Turen
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Thoughts on the Chisoa v Haye weigh in?
Haye still looks in great condition & around 210 which he normally is, maybe it was the lighting but I don't think he looked as big or as ripped as usual.
Chisora weighing 247, slightly more than he did against Vitali & Helenius but over a stone less than when he fought Fury.
He looked in good shape for him, I've always felt he has carried the weight well because of his frame.
I can't wait for this, behind Delboy all the way but I think Haye should take it.
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The Best Lighting Design Christmas Gifts
Christmas is coming: besides the familiar union and warmth, it's time to choose the best design Christmas gifts to impress the most creative designers, architects or design lovers.
We picked up the best design Christmas gifts… available in the distinguished Museum of Modern Art (MoMa), as well as the prices.
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Home Run Derby Reboot
During the early part of this decade, the annual Home Run Derby on ESPN often eclipsed the actual All-Star games itself, what with guys like Sammy Sosa, Mark McGwire, Jason Giambi, and Ken Griffey Jr. jacking bombs out of the park. Of course, then the steroid controversy descended on the game and "mysteriously" the Home Run Derby totals (despite the Bobby Abreu abberration in 2005) took a nose dive, with players advancing by hitting just 4-5 homers a round. This year, the contest that had stagnated in recent years was given a major reboot:
The excitement began when this guy (Josh Hamilton) stepped to the plate and began launching bomb after bomb to both right and center field at Yankee Stadium. Hamilton, a consensus pick to win the contest, is recovering from severe alcoholism and drug addiction, and has quickly become the feel-good story of the major league season. It's pretty hard not to cheer for this guy. I remember Jason Giambi getting hot like this and finish with 14 in the first round in 2001, but Hamilton breezed passed him like he was standing still. Next came Abreu's 24-homer first round in 2005, and Hamilton lapped him quickly as well, ultimately finishing with a remarkable 28 homers in the opening round.
After that point, the rest of the Derby probably seemed pretty dull in comparison to most fans. However, Twins fans had another reason to keep cheering:
While Hamilton stole the show, Minnesota Twin Justin Morneau was the epitomy of consistency, hitting 17 homers throughout the first two rounds and out-dueling a likely tired Hamilton 5-3 in the finals to take home the silver trophy. For Twins fans, this is a remarkable event. In the history of this home run-hitting contest, the Twins have had very few entries in the event, and for good reason:
1985: Tom Brunansky (4 HR)
1989: Gary Gaetti (0 HR)
2002: Torii Hunter (3 HR)
2007: Justin Morneau (4 HR)
Thus, I fully expected Morneau to bow out early in the competition and was incredibly excited to see him take home the prize. I am glad that Morneau will get some national recognition, as he really should be starting in tomorrow's All-Star contest.
Overall, the Home Run Derby came back in a big way tonight!!
Preview: AL All-Stars vs. NL All-Stars. Overall, the NL leads the annual midsummer classic 40-36-2. However, the AL is currently on a ten-game winning streak and is looking to creep closer to the "Senior Circuit" in the standings. Here are the lineups and starting pitchers for the contest:
1. Ichiro Suzuki RF; 2. Derek Jeter SS; 3. Josh Hamilton RF; 4. Alex Rodriguez 3B; 5. Manny Ramirez LF; 6. Milton Bradley DH; 7. Kevin Youkilis 1B; 8. Joe Mauer C; 9. Dustin Pedroia 2B; SP- Cliff Lee
1. Hanley Ramirez SS; 2. Chase Utley 2B; 3. Lance Berkman 1B; 4. Albert Pujols; 5. Chipper Jones 3B; 6. Matt Holliday RF; 7. Ryan Braun LF; 8. Kosuke Fukudome CF; 9. Geovany Soto C; SP- Ben Sheets


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