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No fear on BC white-water rafting trip
(From Vacay.ca, October 21, 2013. By Adrian Brijbassi.) Squamish calls itself the Outdoor Recreation Capital of Canada. Besides the rafting, visitors can enjoy hikes through the temperate rainforest of the British Columbia coastline, including a challenging one-hour hike up the rockface called the Cheakamus Chief. Rock climbers take the more difficult route up the peak while scuba divers dip into the waters of the Howe Sound. Continue reading.
Chef's Choice: Ryan Liebrecht
(From Pique News Magazine, February 21, 2013. By John French.) You might be surprised to learn that the 2003 hurricane season played a key role in Whistler's restaurant industry development. That's when Hurricane Fabian slammed into Bermuda in early September. At the time Ryan Liebrecht was working for the Fairmont chain of hotels in Bermuda and like many other places on the island paradise it was devastated by the hurricane. Continue reading.
A Weekend in Squamish, British Columbia
(From En Route Magazine, February 1, 2010. By Neal McLennan.) Nestled halfway between Vancouver and Whistler, the co-hosts of the 2010 Olympic Winter Games, Squamish is part port town, part mountain town and part blue-collar company town. It's also perfectly situated for taking in the Games. Continue reading.
Near Whistler, a Place to Play for Less
(From The New York Times, October 6, 2009. By Matt Gross.) In the last 5,000 years, the Squamish Valley of British Columbia has seen all kinds of people come and go. Continue reading.
Rockin' in Squamish
(From British Columbia Magazine, Fall 2009.) Midway along the Sea-to-Sky Highway between Vancouver and Whistler, this fast-growing community is welcoming under-40 outdoor enthusiasts keen to climb, paddle, hike, bike and kiteboard in the natural surroundings. Continue reading (PDF, 1.21MB)
Focus On ... Squamish
(From Lifestyle BC, Spring 2009.) Scenic BC town offers every kind of outdoor recreation, plus arts and dining for rainy days. Click here to view.
Atlific Hotels Announces the Opening of Executive Suites Hotel & Resort, Squamish
SQUAMISH (MAY 12, 2008) – Atlific Hotels proudly announces the opening of Executive Suites Hotel & Resort, Squamish in Squamish, British Columbia. Located along the breathtaking "Sea-to-Sky" corridor, this awe-inspiring, all-suite golf resort is destined to become a natural year-round playground for those who seek adventure, world-class skiing and exceptional golf.
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Accented by a beautiful stone wall, this prestigious gated development is the perfect area to build your upscale home. The property features many beautiful trees and a stone gazebo in the center of the development.
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|Design decision needed
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This refers to this webpage: http://docs.djangoproject.com/en/dev/misc/distributions/#misc-distributions
It lists running either of these two commands to install the Mac OS X version of Django using MacPorts. Currently these don't work:
Python 2.4: sudo port install py-django-devel
Python 2.5: sudo port install py25-django-devel
MacPorts probably changed the package names recently. Here are the available Django packages on MacPorts:
$ port echo *django*
The commands in the documentation should be changed as follows:
Python 2.4: ...doesn't seem to exist anymore on MacPorts (I was using the Universal Leopard build of MacPorts)...
Python 2.5: sudo port install py25-django
Python 2.6: sudo port install py26-django
I hope that helps! :)
-Dave Gallagher
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comment:1 Changed 7 years ago by raphael
- Component changed from Uncategorized to Django Web site
- Keywords mac os installation macports added
- Needs documentation set
- Needs tests unset
- Patch needs improvement unset
- Triage Stage changed from Unreviewed to Accepted
- Version 1.0 deleted
I agree, this page : http://www.macports.org/ports.php?by=name&substr=django shows that only Django 1.02 for Python 2.5/2.6 ports are available.
comment:2 Changed 7 years ago by raphael
- Triage Stage changed from Accepted to Design decision needed
comment:3 Changed 7 years ago by Horst Gutmann <zerok@…>
- Cc zerok@… added
py-django is still in the package queue, so it should be available eventually. Attached is a small patch that should be a bit more up-to-date compared to the original wording. I've also created a small branch for this available here: http://github.com/zerok/django/commits/tickets/10259
Changed 7 years ago by Horst Gutmann <zerok@…>
comment:4 Changed 7 years ago by arthurk
py-django (for python 2.4) is now in the macports tree.
Changed 7 years ago by Horst Gutmann <zerok@…>
Updated patch (now with py-django)
comment:5 Changed 5 years ago by justinlilly
- Resolution set to invalid
- Status changed from new to closed
This is no longer in the compiled documentation. It now lives on the wiki at http://code.djangoproject.com/wiki/Distributions
If you would like to update it and apply your patch there, please feel free. It might also be appropriate to list homebrew instructions as well, if you feel so inclined.


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Inspirational Art to Encourage the Heart II
Photography by: Deborah McLain
We take these breathtaking photographs of flowers and add the encouraging word of the Lord. Our prayer is that you would be encouraged my these scriptures as you enjoy the beauty of the marvelous creations God has made.
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This afternoon, April 8, 2014 at 3:00 p.m., the Florida Senate Community Affairs Committee will hear Senate Bill 296 which would provide Floridians an exemption from criminal penalties for carrying a concealed weapon or concealed firearm during a mandatory evacuation order or state of emergency. Supporters of the bill point to the most egregious violation of the U.S. Constitution when, during Hurricane Katrina evacuations, citizens were forced to surrender their firearms and were left defenseless. Florida State Senator Jeff Brandes introduced SB 296 as a way to make certain that does not happen to Florida citizens in a similar situation.
Although the National Guard and other organizations support the bill, the Florida Sheriffs Association talked government doublespeak at a hearing on the bill late last month. At one point they said they support the U.S. Constitution's Second Amendment however stated on the record that carrying a concealed firearm on your person is a privilege and not a right. Since the Florida Sheriffs Association has come out against the bill, they have offered two amendments to the bill which would greatly restrict the intent and purpose of the bill. Amendment 620494 would limit the time frame, negating one's ability to avoid prosecution when carrying their firearm during the state of emergency. Amendment 113622 attempts to eliminate the protections of the bill from taking effect if a local municipality or county declares a state of emergency, yet the Florida Governor does not.
The Second Amendment to the U.S. Constitution reads, "A well regulated militia, being necessary to the security of a free state, the right of the people to keep and bear arms, shall not be infringed." Yet the Florida Sheriffs Association wishes to infringe on the right of Florida citizens at a time when they need that right the most - in an emergency situation. Gun rights supporters are aghast at the notion the Florida Sheriffs Association would state, "In our opinion, there is a difference between owning a firearm and carrying one concealed on your person. Owning a firearm is a right, carrying it concealed is a privilege." As supposed supporters of the Second Amendment, the thought that carrying a firearm, whether concealed or not concealed, seems nonsensical to supporters of the bill and of the Second Amendment. "Shall not be infringed" is a section of the Second Amendment gun rights advocates take seriously, yet their right is infringed everyday for many by not be 'permitted' to carry.
Supporters of the bill are being asked today to contact the committee members to voice support of SB 296 and deny both proposed amendments. Committee member emails can be seen below:
Committee member Christopher Smith cannot be reached directly by email, however you can fill out a form via his website found here.


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The Breaking Bad star reportedly signs a six-film deal to play supervillain Lex Luthor in the 2015 follow-up to Man Of Steel.
09:03, UK, Tuesday 27 August 2013
Breaking Bad star Bryan Cranston will reportedly play supervillain Lex Luthor in the sequel to Man of Steel.
The 57-year-old, who plays Walter White in the US drama series, is expected to be confirmed in the role when the sixth series of the show ends next month.
According to Cosmic Book News, the actor will play Superman's nemesis in at least six films in the DC Comics franchise.
It comes after Warner Bros Pictures confirmed Ben Affleck will play Batman in the 2015 movie - a decision criticised by tens of thousands of fans who have signed an online petition demanding the role be recast.
Directed by Zack Snyder, the upcoming film will pitch Batman and Superman against each other in a superhero face-off.
Henry Cavill will return as Superman after his debut in Man of Steel earlier this year, while Amy Adams and Diane Lane will return as Lois Lane and Martha Kent respectively.
Luthor would be Cranston's biggest movie role to date, following parts in Argo, Little Miss Sunshine and Saving Private Ryan.
He previously voiced Jim Gordon in a Batman animation and featured in more than 150 episodes of teen comedy Malcolm in the Middle.
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Country artist Danielle Bradbery visits Boston on February 12th at the Hard Rock.
The talented Bradbery was the winner of NBC's The Voice in 2013, and was the youngest contestant to come in first place in four years of the hit show. Hailing from Cypress Texas, her debut studio album, 'The Heart of Dixie' was released in November 2013. Her song "My Day" will be featured in the upcoming Sochi 2014 Winter Olympic games.
Bradbery has devoted her talents to causes such as "Somewhere Over The Rainbow" at the Eighth Annual Tradition of Hope Gala to support MDA's Augie's Quest which is the sole purpose of finding a cure for ALS.
Tickets are just $15, and all net proceeds benefit the Floating Hospital For Children at Tufts Medical Center. Doors at 7pm and the show starts at 8pm.This is an 18+ event.
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On Feb. 10, WRIC-Channel 8 aired a segment on debunking myths about sell-by dates, use-by dates, and expired foods. It was reported that as much as 40 percent of all food produced in the United States is thrown away every year needlessly.
Elaine Lindholm with the Virginia Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services says most foods are safe well after their sell-by stamp if they've been handled and stored properly. She said the only exceptions are dairy products and infant formula. These are required by law to have expiration dates.
Annie Andrews of FeedMore's Central Virginia Food Bank says, "Things like sell-by dates and use-by dates are used to demonstrate the quality of a product not the safety of it. This date is just telling us the peak of quality."
FeedMore helps feed 200,000 people each year. The company follows strict guidelines and offers these suggestions about sell-by dates.
- Meat frozen before or by the sell-by date is distributed up to a year later.
- Packaged goods are good anywhere from 3 months to 2 years, depending on what it is.
- Most canned vegetables are safe five years beyond, if there's no damage to the containers.
Some people throw food away as soon as it reaches the expiration date stated on the package; however, the food is still good much longer.
The sell-by date is the date the store can legally sell the food at the stated price. Either the food is sold at a reduced rate or taken off the shelves. The use-by date is the date stamped on the package for maximum freshness. This doesn't mean that you can't use the food after that stamped date.
The use-by date or best-if-used -by date, is provided voluntarily by the manufacturer. The date tells you how long the product is likely to remain at its absolute best quality.


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FDIC Quarterly Banking Profile Takes a Back Seat to Bernanke
At 3 p.m. Tuesday the NAHB issued a press release citing the concerns I have been talking about over the past several weeks. The headline was "Tight Credit, Flawed Appraisals and Erratic Supply Chain Hurt Jobs, Housing."
Perhaps Rick Judson, the new NAHB chairman and homebuilder from Charlotte, N.C., read the FDIC Quarter Banking Profile and concluded that homebuilders cannot keep up with pent-up demand for new homes given the continued tight credit conditions for NAHB members.
According to Judson, builders are "expressing increasing frustration that they can't get access to construction loans to develop lots in markets where demand is on the upswing." This keeps construction workers sidelined and is frustrating potential home buyers and is slowing the housing recovery.
With the spring building season just around the corner, the NAHB is concerned that with inventories of new homes near record lows they will not be able to build in anticipation of demand because community banks are reluctant to lend.
Builders are also pointing out that creditworthy home buyers are having difficulty obtaining mortgages, which is resulting in cancelled home sales.
If you are bullish on the home builder stocks this press release is an important read.
The question of the day is how to trade this market given the cross-currents over the past several days? The daily chart of the S&P 500 is negative with the index between its 50-day simple moving average at 1478.09 and its 21-day SMA at 1510.06. The 200-day SMA lags at 1409.87. In my opinion the S&P 500 peaked at 1530.94 on Feb. 19, so my suggested strategy is to sell strength.
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At the time of publication the author held no positions in any of the stocks mentioned.
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Greetings,Mon, July 20, 2009 - 9:34 PM permalink - 0 comments
I have just uploaded the recordings I made at the New Mexico gathering. This years compilation features 52 songs compiled onto 3 CDs. You may listen/download here.
I have not finished the track notes and there are a few kinks to work out. Soon enough.
There are some beautiful passages of music and poems featured this year. Enjoy!
ps I may be willing to mail some copies to people if they return the favor and make copi... read more
Greetings,Fri, March 20, 2009 - 5:43 PM permalink - 0 comments
I had a vision/idea today that could be a fun and wonderful social experiment. Well actually it is something that has been with me for awhile but today the idea roared in me like a lion making it fresh and new like springs happy foot.
Ok, you decide but here goes...Btw, this is for those that plan on making it to New Mexico rainbow...
So lets try something different this summer where the guys come in suits,tuxedos,finger snapping good slacks,etc and the ladies in fine dresse... read more
A bit different but related...Tue, January 27, 2009 - 2:16 PM permalink - 0 comments
Two years ago I was part of a Butoh performance in Puerto Rico. We needed some music so I used several of my rainbow field recordings, as well as, field recordings from the streets of Old San Juan and together those sounds became a hodgepodge of all things strange. If you wish, you can listen to 3 of those tracks.
Tat ta tat
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I have recently sorted through 9 years of recordings(2000-2008) to clean out the cupboard so to speak. I found 33 gems that span 2 CDs which I have uploaded to archive.org for your listening enjoyment. My web site rainbowtribe.net will feature album cover, track notes, and other assorted info as soon as I finish sorting all that stuff out but in the meantime you can listen/download the songs from the links below. Please note that the track order is still unsorted on the arc... read more
Greetings,Fri, August 8, 2008 - 12:21 PM permalink - 1 comment
Ok, updating my page( rainbowtribe.net ) is taking some time. However, I uploaded the compilation at archive.org which will eventually be linked with my site as soon as I finish. In the coming weeks you can access the music via my site which will include track notes, commentary,etc.
To listen/download, go here:
This year features some amazing spoken word along with some luscious songs.
Enjoy and pass it on!
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As a Junior (2007-08): Was the only member of the team to play and start every contest ... Earned Second Team All-Conference USA honors as well as C-USA All-Defensive Team accolades ... Ranked second on the team in scoring and tied for fourth in rebounding ... Led ECU with 18 points, four steals, five assists and three rebounds at Rice (03/01), moving into ninth place on the all-time scoring list at East Carolina ... Scored 11 points, adding five assists at Houston (02/28) ... Tallied 12 points and grabbed a personal-high nine rebounds against Memphis (02/23) ... Recorded her third career double-double with 10 points and a personal-best 13 assists against UAB (02/21) ... Went 10-for-16 from the charity stripe against UCF (02/17), scoring 15 points ... Dealt nine assists to go with seven points against Southern Miss (02/15) ... Led ECU with 18 points, four rebounds and seven assists at UTEP (02/10) ... Tallied 13 points and pulled down five rebounds, adding five assists against Tulane (02/07) ... Scored 22 points on 4-of-8 shooting from behind the arc ... Netted 16 points and grabbed seven rebounds at Southern Miss (01/31) ... Hit the game-winning shot over Marshall (01/27), tallying 11 points, six rebounds and five assists on the day ... Scored 23 points for the second game in a row, going 9-for-16 from the field against Tulsa (01/20) ... Led ECU with 23 points, including three treys against SMU (01/18) ... Tallied seven points and four assists at Memphis (01/12) ... Was two rebounds shy of a triple-double with 21 points, 10 assists and eight boards at UAB (01/10), playing in a season-high 42 mintues ... Scored six points and added three assists at Marshall (01/05) ... Was named to the 2007 Hokie Hardwood Classic All-Tournament Team ... Became the 20th member of the 1,000 point club at ECU with seven points at Virginia Tech ... Tallied seven points, four assists and four rebounds at Virginia Tech (12/30) ... Dished out a personal-best 11 assists against Georgetown (12/29), adding nine points and five rebounds ... Scored a team-high 15 points at UNC Wilmington (12/20) connecting on four three-pointers ... Tallied 13 points and eight assists at Presbyterian (12/18) ... Netted 22 points and five rebounds against No. 24 N.C. State (12/09) ... Was one of two Lady Pirates to score in double figures against VCU (12/01), netting 16 points and adding five rebounds ... Went 7-for-15 from the charity stripe at Appalachian State (11/28), scoring 12 points and dishing out seven assists ... Registered her first career double-double with 18 points and 10 assists against UMass (11/24), earning her All-Tournament honors ... Tallied a game-high 17 points, hitting a season-best five three-pointers against Winthrop (11/23) in the opening round of the Lady Pirate Invitational ... Was one of two Lady Pirates to score in double figures against High Point (11/19), with 12 points ... Tallied a season-best 24 points on 8-of-19 shooting at Long Island (11/16), adding a season-high three steals ... Scored nine points and had two rebounds against Old Dominion (11/13) ... Was one of five Lady Pirates to score in double figures against Presbyterian (11/11), tallying 10 points and nine assists.
As a Sophomore (2006-07): Registered eight points and four rebounds against Rutgers in the opening round of the NCAA Tournament (03/18) ... Led ECU with 23 points on her way to all-tournament honors in East Carolina's win over Rice (03/04) in the Conference USA championship game ... Was one of five Lady Pirates to score in double figures against UAB (03/03), with 11 ... Grabbed a career-tying seven rebounds against SMU (03/02) in the quarterfinals of the C-USA Championships ... Earned Second-Team All-Conference USA for the second straight year... Dished out eight assists at UCF (02/24), adding nine points, three boards, and a career-high two blocks ... Scored a career-high 29 points at Southern Miss (02/22), including four three-pointers ... Led the Lady Pirates with 22 points, including three treys against Tulane (02/17) ... Moved into a tie for 5th all-time in three-pointers made against Tulane ... Tallied seven points and nine assists against UTEP (02/15) ... Sank the game winner at Tulsa (02/11), finishing with 12 points and five assists ... Scored seven points and grabbed six rebounds at SMU (02/09) ... Was a point shy of her first double-double against Memphis (02/03), with 10 assists and nine points ... Played the entire game against UAB (02/01), scoring 16 points and dishing out six assists ... Tied her season-high with 25 points at Marshall (01/28), going 11-for-24 from the field ... Was one of two players to score in double figures at Memphis (01/20), with 12 on the night ... Scored 10 points, including two three pointers at UAB (01/18) ... Pulled down a career-tying seven rebounds against Rice (01/14), adding 13 points and eight assists ... Tallied 15 points, including three treys at Houston (01/10) ... Scored eight points and dished out four assists against UCF (01/07) ... Tallied nine points, five assists and five steals against Southern Miss (01/05) ... Recorded a season-tying eight assists against Marshall (01/02), adding 12 points ... Scored 14 points off the bench against Long Island (12/29) ... Dished out a season-high eight assists against Detroit (12/20) , adding seven points ... Tallied seven assists and six points against #22 Pittsburgh (12/19) ... Went 6-for-9 from the charity stripe against UNC Wilmington (12/06), a career-best ... Scored 14 points and swiped four passes in the Lady Pirates double overtime win over North Dakota State (12/02), playing a season-high 48 minutes ... Swiped a career-high six steals in the Lady Pirates home opener against Florida A&M (11/26), adding 19 points and six assists ... Led ECU with a season-high 25 points at VCU (11/24), going 9-for-19 from the field ... Was one of three Lady Pirates who scored in double-figures at Old Dominion (11/21), with 16, adding a season-best six rebounds ... Named to the 2006 TD Banknorth Classic All-Tournament Team ... Grabbed a season-high five rebounds and adding 14 points at Vermont (11/18) ... Tallied a season-best 22 points, including four three pointers against Harvard (11/17) in the opening round of the TD Banknorth Classic, dishing out six assists ... Led ECU with 16 points on 5-of-13 shooting from the field and 3-for-5 from behind the arc at James Madison (11/12), adding four steals and a team high eight assists.
As a Freshman (2005-06) ... Became the first Pirate in school history to earn Freshman-of-the-year honors ... Also named to the C-USA All-Freshman team, becoming the first Pirate to do so in C-USA history, and the first since Tracey Kelley was named to the CAA All-Rookie team in 1994 ... Named second team All-Conference USA ... Finished the season ranked among C-USA leaders in six categories ... Was the only Pirate to start in all 29 games ... Scored eight points and pulled down six rebounds in her first collegiate game, at Duquesne (11/19) ... Swiped five steals against Longwood (11/26), scoring 10 points ... Pulled down a career-best seven rebounds at N.C. A&T (11/29) ... Recorded five steals against Southern (12/03) ... Tallied a career-high 11 assists against Virginia Commonwealth (12/07) ... Scored 19 points against Mississippi Valley State (12/30) on 7-of-13 shooting from the field ... Equaled her career-best with five steals at Alabama (01/02) ... Registered seven rebounds at UAB (01/06), tying her season-high ... She also added 20 points against the Blazers ... Played a career-high 53 minutes against UAB (02/12), scoring 22 points and grabbing seven rebounds ... Sank a career-best six three-pointers at UTEP (02/17), tallying 25 points ... Went 5-for-6 from the charity stripe at Tulane (02/19), dishing out seven assists and scoring 25 points ... Recorded a career-high 28 points against Southern Miss (02/24), going 11-for-18 from the field, and 5-of-8 from behind the arc ... Scored in double-figures in 20 games ... Averaged 37.8 minutes per game, scoring 13.0 points and dishing out 5.3 assists ... Led the Pirates in three-pointers made (50), assists (153), and steals (78) ... Ranked second on the squad in total points (377), points per game (13.0), field goals made (137), free throws made (53) and three-point percentage (.313) ... Ranked 27th in the nation in assists per game (5.3) ... Among freshmen, she finished the season ranked third nationally in steals per game (2.69), tied for third in games started (29) and tied for fourth in assists per game (5.28) ... Earned team MVP honors and the coaches award.
At Monacan High School ... Averaged 14 points and eight assists a game during her senior campaign... First-team all-state selection by the coaches, second-team all-state by the Associated Press, Richmond Times-Dispatch, Invitational tournament MVP, Southern Resorts Beach Blowout MVP and Dominion District Player of the Year for the third time...Guided the Chiefs to a 27-2 overall record and their second consecutive Central Region Championship...In the regional semifinal, she registered a triple double with 14 points, 10 rebounds and 10 assists on her way to being named Central Regional Player of the Year for a second straight year...Named first-team all-region for three consecutive years...As a junior, was named Richmond Times-Dispatch Player of the Week following 51 points, 18 assists and 12 steals in the three-game North-South Classic, which the Chiefs won...During a four year career, Young started every game compiling an 86-15 overall record, which included three consecutive Dominion District titles ... Was a four-time Dominion District first-team selection, three-time All-Richmond Metro first-team selection, two-time All-Richmond Metro Player of the Year, Dominion District All-Academic Team honoree, Richmond Times-Dispatch Player of the Year, as well as being selected to the Richmond Tri-Cities and Virginia East All-Star teams.


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TRU#tSDAY MO M 8, "66
gg"'We n e
Weekly Fe r Um o
the subsoril 14 *AVr
and if any of our friends wish it lef at
their re' c until the Nzws is again .
established vhich will be done as soon
s mail faci1tiea will allow,) we will- be
pleased to receive their orders and post -
up their names.
To THE P4TRONS OF THE DAILY
N4WS. - a
The visit of the enemy to this section p
of country and his wanton desttuction
of our mail facilities, has coM?pel.4N nto
suspend the issue of our , daily edition a
A until the eAils are again. established,
daily. Those who have subscribed for t
'the DAILY N'aws will have the paper r
sont 'to them, without the loss of time
-during its suspension, as soon as mail fa.
cilities are again established, and the
paper resumed.
Those who wish the weekly FAIR
.FIELD COURIEtr sett them, in the mean
time, v}llk,please sena in their orders,
with the money, and we will be pleased
to deliver the paper.
We commence, with this issue, the a
publication of our weekly papet "THE k
FiltrtnLD CoeBiR" aad until the
muils arp established daily, we cannot i
r'e-publish our daily editiom Those of
our friends who may desire to subscribe
will And us ready to- receive their sub
scriptions, and deliver the paper.
Our terms are .5 per month, and we
will endeavor to keep our patrons posted
-as to transpiring events. Having made
arrangements ror a mail supply we are
prepared to furnish the latest news. s
All inMportant news that, may 'be. re fi
coived will ,be posted, on our bulletin I
board for-the benefit of burpatrons.
- ' We'return our grafeful acknotoledge. c
menis to tife Grand Un,ion <a-mny (bali I)
'fbr sparing our printing stablishiment, t
The infernal scoundrels, after destroying
on impoense amount. of property in our
town, and tearing up our railroad, and
reducing the citizens of this bistrict'to
glmost, utter starvagion, 'did us thR favor
of leaving in tact, our ofi.oP. This, of
eourse, will place ua under many obliga
tions to them,- (over' the left,) May
their eshadew ever grow. less uItil every
mothers son of then $9o9mes so poor C
that tltey. wi)L ,1ve to lean against, a
iineo to breathe. -
SUPPLIE$ FOR OUR OIIZ"Ns.
We learn that attangetnents- have
been made; is' f as posaibte to piocure
them, ,Dy lwhcp ,our citizens cara be sup.
plied with provisions at cost and oarriage
pfice. Every-one. ought to lend his
bea energ9es todipply the needy.
"'In 'this' conftction, the citizens of c
Winnisboro are under lasting obligations
to Zf. Y A TT., AsniKE, Esq., for his
our tpwn supplies. lIe haa .proven. to
theuniafriend indeedr and, lby his gener
-eibyf aad--kindtiesi has prevented suffer:
th -l obri.e6thnunity. 4s. one who1
t'&hve seinesuppliga, we roturn chim
ogv egr4ial thanksfor favoring us.
This,p#pers wibih .ha .been herote.
.fore issu.a at Ce.lumbia, a. 0., hds been
-fbied, 'W the tfeent raid of'i~ heemry
t;hfoughx o it'e,t i'e'more to (h
1 , .), ro espw being pub
as 4a subitis well filled 'with
in tsig*tt. We wish our neigh.
ba (et it-msy l>efbread
t, ptuin to its old~
We ses p ~*oe iisen o
Qqpksablh 1W nser aoos Ing~ to
otette ,~ t #he Rpe af uiiiM
Are due and are hereby tendered to
n ' ott ., h
e f r'
no mente
> br. F. Soa4a, for a saok of.flour and
side of middling; to Messrs. KAHN
rEILER and Bro. for two iacke of flhr,
nd to Mr. JNo. Mn.Datu, for a lot vi
n cups, &c., which, we assure him, came
i -very handsomely, as the' enemy play.
1 smaeh with our -glassware.
Mr. ALLEN CuEsa, will also please
cept our thanks 'for his kindness in
lacing at our disposal one of his dray.
agons, which, indeed, benofitted us a
reat deal in hauling our supplies for
fipment per railroad.
To all with whom we had transac
ons in Charlotte, are we placed under
iany obligations for their kindness, and
re hereby render out thank:.
We return our special acknowledge.
rents to Co]. Wx. JOI1*STON, the affa
le and gentlemanly President of the
lharlotte & South Carolina Railroad,
>r transporting th. provisions, under
,ur care, for the citizens of Winnsboro,
ree ofall cost. ' We ippreciate the lib.
rality and kmdtkess of Col. JOHNSTON,
nd take pleasure in making the ac
To A. H. MARTIN, Esq., are we, too,
adebted for kindness in giving us assist
,nce; and to all the gentlemen connected
with the C. & S. C, Railroad we return
Jur thanks for their favors.
N. 0., t-.
The Daily South Carolinien, publish
d at Charlotte, N. C., says:'
"IP'ayetteville, N. C., is in the pos.
esion of the enemy. The.' distance
rpm that point to Raleigh is about 55
4 geitleman who passed through
his place to Columbia, informs us that
;on. HAMPTON attacked KILPATRtdKS
avalry in, front of Fayetteville, drove
a his pickets, and caused CILPATRICK
o skedacldle for life. Gen. HAMPTON
ook 450 prisoners, and released 157
.onfederates, who were confined-as prie
oners bF. the Yankee a'riy. Ge,n.
IAMPTON also captured 'large numlper
d wagons and horses, but bad to burn
he wagons, as he could not bring them
if the field.
Subsequently, as our informaant says,
len. H. was compelled to fall back, tnd
he enemy took possession of Fayette
The gentleman also stated thatOolds
oro,. N. C., is supposed to be in the
ahds of the enemy, and ihat they were
nakng their way towaidb Raleigh, N.
i., and that there wte likely to be a
ght between the two points,--that is,
holdsb<Vo and Raleigh.
Our informatit gave us this news as
orrect, he being near at hand and
'ouches for its authenticity.
'r'he Committee appointed by the esti
ens of Wiunnboro' for thre pui,hise and
istributiot 'of provibiouk' to #hode in
eed, gretefully 'ac no,wiedge the recoipt
f the followipg 'kontdibutione, threugh
fr. J. EI. Ba, T~eN to aiim1 this desirable
nd nesessary object:
A. W. Aikdfi~ Esq., $1.000
A.- Laughlin,- ' 500'
J.'T. Brce, " 350'
Gen'1 R. J. Ripley, ' 100
Rev. G. D. Berinheiru & Lady, 501
KTev. F. M. Kn'nedy,5
H. .W. Jones, Esq. 20
Cash, 20
AlsothbefQh1owing contributions in pro
.* H. Carepng Eu 2 bush corn meal
W. M1. Mathews, E.q2 "pa
EYm. Treloaar' Esqw. 60 Ibs Rat,.
.aeRae, -Est.,. 2busloeaa aug)
ha*iks fbr thyfollow'ing ~D44%
~n.,tIdoiston, Esq, . .f
~.one gg our. ~ 4
4n6! T O OUR TOWN. 4e.
* 4rR
ously evaeuated Columbia, S. C., and on
Monday afternoon, Feb., 20, 1860, the
aA fdur biave arniy id oooipleted
their paeeage'througkr."
F.Iewing this, of ,consA, we were
expeCting the columns of the.enepy, ae
they had no opposing ffre kedp then
back, Accordingly, on. Tueedy morn
ing, Feb., 21, 1865, about. $ o'olgok
the advance f /he Yanlee army.(bwnd
merr, as-tley are called by-their treds
-but we designate them ah thipues
house-bufnets and cut-thrats,)rpd,ipjo
our towd and commonoed the worlk p
pillaging and destroying every :thing
they could lay hands on.
Of the dnmage done our 'citisens, ad
the destriettoni of property,. it would
take a more grapIlic pen than gars, tc
describe thoroughly. Private dwellings
were entered -ruthlessly, all kind of nee"
essaries of life and~luxuris erq aclen;
and, in some cases that. wp hesrd Qf
helpless women were cursed and threat
ened to be shot if they did not deliver
up keys of apartments. 'TPhe fireids act
ed as if they were a deputation sent
from Hell to destroy the earth. r Bar
bariatis could not have.;corppleted their
work tvith more saiiafaetion than did
the Ufnited States troops--dghting ud
der a- flag sat we once honored and
loved but 'now made more cursed to us
than the vilest reptile that inhabits this
Our once beautiful town irekents now
a most pitiful sight. Rsidences and
stores that once fted theia,proud heads
to Heaven ate now numbered among
the things that were-hatred rdins noW
meet the gaze where once t6 busy fedt
of man passed in the daily ptuuits o
life. , And all this is done, by i people
calling themselves men--they hAve be.
'lied their title, not being eten fit for an
association among the brutea tHey hpve
slain, whose carcasses meet the @ye on
our public roads.
For awhile after these "bmm.rs"
came hito our town, pillaging seemed tc
'be t}ieir only intent, and otr opiniop
was that we were going to escatps from
scenes of fire, -but we were -mistaken
in our calculation.. Perhaps about 'ani
hour mad a half after the bntirnco of the
f&st troops we were, aroused by, the ,cry
of fire, a , \thpn commenced a scene
whcl, begg*rs de*cription The enemy
were not-content with stealing' from us
our provisions and valuables, ' brt de
stroyod, by burning, prfvate' property.
The store belonging to, arld oocopied
by Mr. D.. ,LAtTDE a thA irst to
receive the torch. The- buiking, being
eld, soon ignited, and- the f amua spread
rapidly froth house' to bo'ua, ezteading
north to the store foruuerly.,oecupied by
Mr. LEvEINTR ITT and south to. and in.
eluding the store of Mr. A. D). HrLTArDa';
thence crossing to' the residenlce of
that esteemea'ly, Ifr. C. ?AD1' burn
ing on her' right an4 left-on thjs left pp
to the buSding of.J6 D). AIKEIa, Esq., on,
of the lokeriladrapoV'wllIch is kndwn ail
the Banid of Fairfield. Anid on' the' rlie
to and i ydn hOdelw NTall,~
the aam~ .saged withe terrigo fury, bid'
ding hair te destroy sary hose id' eu
tow. 'this coourreg vw Tuesday! reb.
21. '
EvryMzh, t4o$e f con4kgratrqn
.had ,spentsits leyy, :eeemed .t9 tak& a ail
--bvery euie being af&aid& even to dr
breath, fbr fear 'of rett'seh uien$s as
met themyrr'tWmoafIg af tzod
grtulating themselvesshawo ouldbe
allowed to ietuIa what was let.- Btm
rwe were doomed' & t ent
ip tile nor -$ae 6 .q( r Aga
calld or.aM.t0 that the
work Ubf
sand om t edtieos tbish build
inugs itn ~ftda sad ed.t ad i
EtoN's resI$ssit d tii4 ('/W0ps
albeforelt ' ,a
It woutE%be bite jiuSf *.W l*
by . F P. BLAIR,.
h t n. This
rn1 troops at
er rps. the moeg
; ey d got into
our row arsaer huae would have
Th .iwas q, ubrt h
,thaipart of tfle oin,,ter etrdne east,
howQe ;being fortunsat enough to
escapb from the- helliis wprk of the
Yantceed ih 'bu'nii hbe.'
" There *ere;liut ' il s gbirb
in i'ng w alid porea. he
YUkeessdid not seem to oare whether.a
builditrg was ooeupied oy not,- buopieked
out howdd , whre; ih tlietf buftnng '
Woid comninicate' ea:to ber
promises.' Facry paFic g 9 lproperty
burnd.beoongd to private individuals..
tIo" public property.was desttoyed.
Th?di?positiot bf the ibie, mitheir
or kr'f marc4 46 a's otloe: -.!he
2Oth cgrps, commandq lUy Gen. GA.sx,
having reached otu town mk", .4 Aletao
& O:; was put upon -guard fot the,pt?
p6se bf affording ebme ptttlort -to the
pr?oprty of citizens e1i1tli' corps
comi:panded ., er 13LA5, pagsd
through pur town, via the old State read
fron Columbia; thb ltl'eorpi, commnai
did'by Gen. St.0 k, ,psebe 'tpon the
left, and the 18tl corpi, '4diimeded 1b'
Gen. LooN, passed upop ,t4ie right of
our town. As we. were. informed by
the Yankees, --their whole foree is put
dotn'at 60,000 but we, and thbse we
liavo converspd vi,tl, qalculata their
orc, at ths. ghest estit ate, to be 40,
010o, rank:and file.
On Wednesday hfternon -the last of
the grand Thion a y, ( s thef tity?
thewselves,) to op' light, ook Ocii
departure *nd loft up to,a 4~ potou
of our positi<p, ,SOm: oE. our eitisens
have been left inr alno't " destitute ebn.
ditidri All lost thh horfs, rnute,,
cattle, sheepr &c., whic.yere ,odp, idr
dru,anu .. very small portiomawhiqh
latter escapedt Bpaab doet aslitheir-pro"
visionh, not'a-dayi s iYf'bb1ig'lR#oi
entire fAmilies. 'dthh a ivre ixkure''or
tunate, in, gettyneg,rto })o power of for,
aging parties which were lready glut
ted. .Somelost all theiporsonal cloth.
ing-othets only 4 periion, ' China,
glass and.erockery we're' deetroed *in
tonly -spme famios.lQosingl ther
supply. The enemy's trais alid per.
sons - were . loaded iaith thet p er,
and what little his begn ,lpft arises frpr
their intlbility to remon, it, -o) ther ex
haustion iethe work of,distrsotion.
If a sentiment of sornethiliglifke mecy
appeared to in uehce bfie'arty, a' due
cee4ing o4. eo nsteal,pr 4etoy
had been su0'ered to reatain. W<) ng
rings ando mementosof deceasedhtbsadg
or parente*ere stoitl 't Asm '
gold coin 7"uld'1 ' i es
and ,ewe'y were cut uol tlpo{ qnq
of ladies,, and, .ins someo instanooa, -their
shoe. remoTed On the prgtougg'oFgeavel,
ingfer'rings... ome/at-we hawke stated
lost ainnat eihr$tlink eOnpbs.essef,
*bife otiers suiffe ceppaugtively litie,
1which, ye ,a en.ely .etrjeigpAo. the
different localities audito the'keIlent of
thefiaraetit of the j&rtIits bands of
plunderers *lbmado their be .
Eaving ochasion tq as s
dgya nAerwarda, the route taes bj the
eneumy,,we a give asktb fhd
vastation' ooeaiged' bytIttuModen. ?
route theissoad cambseasldiitghk.a
edhby. tall thpi 'olia'
-were, tayiiig atlt . *~ g gp
redids,e all oas4 SR)O-hoisses,.
oettogiws4be 'e6ndbya
epaoe f od
h ~that position to'
of ~ Others agair..
o w4nd around ther
n'a a positloa. that, itt
j end of the .wire
would penetrate th4 t t, as d so they
died by slow tor .n. -.scIpeo.
The raa ii to
aout fo fi tn t fier
side of Blackstoake is.eneas.e:ofrnins,
pecept about four milesip As hei hbor.
hood eof,M s Oooaaruts "T'i sebn
dreli tore 4 the tCq ;, ,eid ,4ig the
wood worll of it, piled it up andt'laded
tlae irOn. raii Ag inpo' 4a4dthen'set.tho
pile on fir- -heatfh' the ro t
et .79 .I9oi e4 "1 tln4 ohding
and twistiagt ,jn . oTery conceivable
shape. ;'here trees and telegraph polls
were close they; wound the iron' around
theni aorpe fbtir or five times, iliuig'-it
utterly imssible ever to be used again.
Lea .aeto the enemy turn
ed o' to- the right, taking the road to
Caniddn,.. ., 4:aM thence to Cheraw,
14ed. #d*n thb had rtty sevblb
.cs'r.mishig vrith our cavry.
ho , ur uIn .who ived in, the
count:y,fattd a. great deal' worse than
did those In tt*v. -In tofne instances
We hrd' of lalies beli duised sld
tl re, I' toe 'la, 'ut ip. o case
bavq. ve ieari. of' life. oing,,taken from
any one. Some ld. ant venerated citi"
Sons wore;hung ep ifi 1d again, to
i*tort ooffei6 gphlalbe supposed
t Q, ddeu or where slaves represen
ted, t$pgm.to lbe poseseed oft ooin or the
In' many insteates artic1l burled es
capd,'lit In the large hitiber 'of cs4 a
*s,gh , artj9)s ws,e fo nd anq atoleI'.
bpiDsons di.r apng out citiaens on
5hopoinethethp-this stobe-.atrbuted
twoh traotised ki1lI Iiah p'dsl1ihe,.
oii tho tl'eaohsry of'slklt. 'W' pt
trttf theii;ces to Bet
forses. and .mules that were hid in
dase forests wele fotnd ard taken.
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Scrabble word: THEBES
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Definitions of THEBES in dictionaries:
- noun - an ancient Egyptian city on the Nile River that flourished from the 22nd century BC to the 18th century BC
- noun - an ancient Greek city in Boeotia destroyed by Alexander the Great in 336 BC
- noun - 100 thebe equal 1 pula in Botswana
- An ancient city of Upper Egypt on the Nile River in presentday central Egypt.
- An ancient city of Boeotia in east-central Greece northwest of Athens.
- noun - a monetary unit of Botswana
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Kitui in eastern Kenya is more densely populated with mango trees than anywhere else in the country.
But farmers have found it difficult to make a profit from the local mangoes, which are small and poor quality.
The trees fruit at the same time of year, leaving farmers with little option but to sell all their mangoes at market at the same time, resulting in lower prices and wastage – with many unsold mangoes left to rot.
Funded by our innovative Maendeleo Agricultural Enterprise Fund, our project is working with 800 hard-working women farmers by:
Our ambition is that by the end of the project the women farmers will be earning enough to afford medical care and school costs, and build savings so they can invest in their families' long-term futures.
The project is carried out in partnership with a local NGO, Kitui Development Centre.


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Now and again, when I've written some new 'code' (plain text, equations, special commands etc.) in my LaTeX editor and I compile the file, I get an error. Normally when I get an error, I check the code that has subsequently been highlighted by the editor. However, in the case of these 'unexplained errors', no code highlighted (and as with all 'red' errors, the code doesn't compile). So, I compile again and... it works. Normally I just carry on writing but this time I thought I'd try to find out if anyone else has experienced this and if anyone know why it happens.
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Yield 5 small 3" cakes
This is a wonderful and simple recipe. If you like the flavor of almonds, this recipe must be added to your repertoire.
I combined this with whipped cream and nectarines tossed in a syrup of Arrowwood Late Harvest Reisling and a touch of sugar. The flavor combinations balanced the wine's sweetness and helped to bring out the acidity that refreshed my palate and satisfied my sweet tooth at the same time.
|6 ounces
|almond paste (room temp)
|4 ounces
|salted butter (room temp)
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|pastry flour (or all-purpose, unbleached)
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|granulated sugar for topping the almonds
Pre-heat oven to 350 degree (convection with the fan "on")
Chop the almond paste and the butter into small pieces. Place all ingredients except the flour in a food processor.
Blend until the mixture is smooth, soft and a little airy.
Add the flour and pulse 2 or 3 times for very short spurts. Remove cover from the food processor and mix with a rubber spatula. If needed, replace cover and pulse one more time to blend flour with the rest of the mixture.
Place small 3" cake rings on a baking pan and spray the insides and the bottom with non-stick spray. Divide the batter evenly amongst the rings. There is no need to smooth the batter.
Sprinkle the top first with sliced almonds (to cover) and then with some granulated sugar.
Place in oven and bake until done (approximately 20 minutes). You can tell they are done when a toothpick meets little resistance when put through the center. Also, the toothpick should come out clean.
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TUCSON, Ariz. ?- A three-point attempt by sophomore Jessica Arnold as time wound down was blocked and the Arizona women's basketball team fell 66-63 to No. 20 Utah at McKale Center tonight. With the loss, the Wildcats fall to 2-2 on the season.
Arizona shot 41 percent from the field, 14 percent from downtown and 70 percent from the free throw line on the night. Utah shot 49 percent from the field, 50 percent from beyond the arc and 71 percent from the charity stripe. The Utes also out-rebounded the Wildcats 38 to 32. Arizona forced 22 Utah turnovers while committing just 13.
"Tonight was frustrating to lose," Head Coach Joan Bonvicini said. "This is the first time that we have played a full game and played well, so it's hard to lose a game like that. Utah capitalized on all of our mistakes."
Senior Natalie Jones led Arizona with 17 points, followed by junior Joy Hollingsworth with 14.
Sophomore Ashley Whisonant and junior Linda Pace finished with 10 points apiece. Sophomore Ch?© Oh led the Wildcats with 11 rebounds.
Arizona trailed by as many as six early in the first half, but used an 8-0 run to take an 18-16 lead with 4:49 left in the half. The game was then tied three times before a Hollingsworth trey gave the Wildcats a 25-22 lead with 1:48 on the clock. Arizona maintained that lead and went into the locker at halftime up 27-24.
Arizona shot 38 percent from the field, 14 percent from three-point range and 67 percent from the free throw line on the half. Utah, meanwhile, made 36, 17 and 88 percent of its shots, respectively. The Utes out-rebounded the Wildcats 19 to 17, but were forced into 10 turnovers to Arizona's five. Hollingsworth led Arizona with seven points on the half.
Arizona scored the first four points of the second half to take a seven-point lead, but Utah later used a 7-0 run to tie the game at 41 with 13:00 left to play. Utah then took an eight-point lead (51-43) on a pair of wide open three-pointers and a lay-up. The Utes later led by nine when Arizona went on a 6-0 run to make it a 56-53 game with just over five minutes remaining.
Utah scored on back-to-back possessions to extend its lead to seven (64-57) with 46 seconds remaining. But the Wildcats wouldn't give up. A Whisonant jumper and a subsequent Hollingsworth trey made it a 64-62 game with 23 seconds remaining. Utah then made two free throws, while Arizona only converted one, making it a 66-63 game. Arizona had the ball with four seconds remaining, but Arnold's three was blocked as time expired.
The Wildcats host the 15th annual Mission Management & Trust Fiesta Bowl Classic next Saturday and Sunday, Dec. 3-4. The Wildcats face Lehigh at 3:30 p.m. Saturday. The other first-round game, which begins at 1 p.m., is Chicago State vs. Tulane.


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Senior Bishop John R. Bryant and the African American Episcopal Church celebrated the release of "AME Live," the first recording of the International AME Church Mass Choir with performance and listening events in Nashville and Memphis, Tennessee and Chicago, Illinois. The live recording, produced by Adrian Dunn and Curtis Lindsey was the highlight of the church's 2013 Music and Christian Arts Ministry Conference held in the Gospel Music Capital of the world, Chicago, Illinois. Over 125 singers gathered from AME Churches across the country for this historic event.
Reverend Anthony Vinson, Sr., a founding member of the MCAM auxiliary and former worship leader, program chair and associate director currently serves as the fourth Director of the International Music and Christian Arts Ministry for the AME Church as well as the executive producer of "AME Live." MCAM was created to educate, elevate and expand the use of the arts and incorporating music, drama and sacred dance in worship throughout the AME Church.
The ten track CD features a vast array of music for the church worship experience in addition to featuring guest performances from Minister Troy Bright of the Kurt Carr Singers and vocal powerhouse Melonie Daniels. The current single, "Nobody Like Our God" featuring Motown Gospel recording artist Myron Butler is making impact at radio.
The CD and DVD will be available via digital outlets and online on August 5th with the choir making promotional tour stops throughout the summer months. Stay connected to AME Live on social media via twitter @MCAMAME and on facebook at www.facebook.com/mcamame. A video of Nobody like Our God is available on YouTube


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The human form really is a beautiful thing %26ndash; provided you spend 6 hours daily in the gym and exist solely on Ryvita. If not, it%26rsquo;s something to be covered up, ashamed of and never discussed. Sadly, many developers have no such qualms with nude, fleshy parts. They see games as the perfect forum to roll out a bit of man boob action and unappealing, exposed ass flesh.
Got a strong stomach? The following collection of bloated bellies, nauseating nipples and gaming%26rsquo;s first exposed peep will surely challenge it. No one asked for it. And no one sure as hell wanted it. But, since we%26rsquo;ve had to suffer these naked nightmares in the making of this article, its time for the rest of you to share our pain.
Flashing you in: Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty
Kojima hated us all back in 2001. Fact. Replacing one of the most beloved leads in games with an effeminate Back Street Boy wannabe was a thematic misstep. Forcing MGS fans to control said boy band wannabe in his birthday suit as he cradled his privates - thanks to the floppy haired one being captured, stripped and tortured %26ndash; a disaster. After all, nothing screams masculinity and %26lsquo;I%26rsquo;m ready to save the world from an armada of nuclear robots%26rsquo; like cupping your plums while cowering from guards.
Clearly, Kojima had seen the folly in the enforced man flesh segment by the sequel, though, playfully poking fun at Raiden through the Major Raikov character and a lighting bolt-clad thong. Still, the sight of the hero's clenched cheeks remains the enduring image from a game filled with brilliant boss battles, benchmark-setting cutscenes and ace setpieces. And it also inspired this sort of fan art%26hellip;
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Aside from someone screaming out %26lsquo;Witch!%26rsquo; or %26lsquo;Tank!%26rsquo; there%26rsquo;s nothing we hate hearing more than %26lsquo;Boomer!%26rsquo; in a frantic match of our favourite zombie game. If the appearance of the big-boned undead man is disconcerting %26ndash; his vomit blinds you for thirty seconds at a time %26ndash; then seeing his tumour-ridden, bloated belly is stomach-churning.
The detail Valve have injected into his stuffed corpse is truly terrifying. Lesions and cracked, vein-strewn skin make his naked gut a triumph of texturing as well as a sin against nature. The only joy from having such a rotund, rotting figure is the joy we get from turning zombie cellulite and boils into an exploding Pi%26ntilde;ata of guts and blood. All thanks to Mr. 12 Gauge. Still, any chance of releasing woolly jumper DLC for the Boomer soon, Valve? We%26rsquo;ll gladly pay for it.


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Autumn winds are blowing more than just elder leaves. They are bringing to NYC a tribute concert to one of the most - if not the most - important character of brazilian music. Marcelo Bratke is joining Camerata Brasil on November 4th to revisit the work of Brazil's most famous classical artist, Heitor Villa-Lobos. It will be a coda to his death's 50th anniversary. The repertoire also features some of Enersto Nazareth's work, one of Villa-Lobos's comtemporary who, alongside him, acted bold enough to dare combining Afro-Brazilian and European music.
The event takes place at 7:30 PM, at the Zankel Hall, located at the Carnegie Hall, a place that feels like home to brazilian performers. It is a must-see since Villa-Lobos work reshaped the world musical context.
Heitor Villa-Lobos
Born in Rio de Janeiro in 1887, Villa-Lobos was a maestro and songwriter who worked mainly with cello and classical guitar. He is well known for using an extremely brazilian-driven structure in his music, often referring to the country's folklore and to both its popular and native traditions. He's also regarded as one of the heads of Brazil's Modernism movement, due to his outstanding performance at the 1922 Modern Art Week, a high-point for brazilian culture, where he presented three different shows in three different days.
Another reason Villa-Lobos became who he (still) is was how he blended together two completely distinct musical traditions. By mixing European chambers music with Brazilian raw rythyms, Villa started a trend that to this day is quite defying for listeners and musicians to deal with. As the world never accepts brilliance at first, his work was criticized but, eventually, it was awarded the recognition it deserved. The Maestro even had a cameo at a Disney picture appearing side by side with Walt Disney himself. Now, that's the Lady Gaga of the 40's. Plus, his effigy was printed in the $500 bill of Brazil's currency at the time.
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I just had a baby girl Nov. 17th. i did not have a normal pregnancy at all my doctor wanted me to get a medical abortion because he said my daughter wouldn't make it because her head was really big and she was showing signs of down syndrome . well she did it and i love her so much but she has a lot of health issue. Im 20 years old and my bf is 34 (i no, i no he's much older than me) well we got to take Brooklyn home with us two weeks after she was born. At times she cry, and crys for hours at a time. and some times it gets really overwhelming but im her mother so i do what i need to do to make her comfortable. feb 13 she has to have another surgery they have to open her head up because she has some water on the brain. i just want to go some where and cry my heart out why my baby girl, why does she has to go through this. i have no one to turn to for comfort my mom is out of the picture because she didn't want me to keep my daughter said i was to young and that Brooklyn would ruin my life for ever, i told her i was keeping her god blessed me with her. so she got mad and told me to never call her for nothing with my retarded baby, yes she said those hurtful words to me about my baby. so the other day my Bf was off of work and Brooklyn was being fussy and i couldnt get her to calm down she was running a fever of 101.4 so i was getting her ready to go to the ER my BF comes out of no where and say maybe your mom was right about getting rid of her all she do is cry and has to go back and forth to the hospital surgery this surgery that she's not a normal baby she's retarded and the shits getting sicking that's why i work so much to stay out of this house he told me to hurry up and take her to the Er so he could get some quite time. i was mad and hurt at the same time then on my way out the door he tells me to have the vet put her down cause shes not a baby she retarded and thats a kind of there own. i broke down crying so hard i cried all the way to the hospital shes a baby a precious baby my baby she's not and animal how could people be so mean to a baby. i'm still at the hospital because they kept her she has a infection on her spin they are giving her antibiotics and if that does work by morning there going to give her a cat scan and we will go from there i tried to call my mom she said yeah yeah i already spoke to your bf and hung up, and not once did he call to check on his daughter.... i no i rambled all of this the nurse gave me a lab top to rent while we are hear and im just so shaky i cant even think i cant sleep i feel like if i close my eyes when i open them my baby girl will be gone. and i just dont understand why my bf and mother is so crul to me and my baby girl. i just need some where to turn to. i have been talking to the nurses but there so busy i just dont no what to do me and my daughter has NO ONE O GOD WHY ME AND MY DAUGHTER why would i be blessed with a baby that has to go through so much hurt and pain and i cant do nothing to help her.. i wish i could trade her places, why am i being punished im a good person why my baby
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I agree with a previous poster, honor your sweet Brooklyn's memory by getting as far away from the poison in your life, that will be your best gift to her!
So many hugs to you, both of you are in my thoughts and prayers.
I'm so sorry for your loss. =( I cant believe someone could say such harsh things. Especially your mom. Get away from them.
Amber and Eric = May 5, 2011
Tayler - 9/29/2009 Angel Baby 1/18/12 EDD 11/16/12
The Lord blessed you with a baby. You need to go to a local church and get a church family who will help you!
DS May 2009, Nov.'11 MC, Rainbow Baby DD Nov. 2012, MC Oct. '14, MC Dec. '14, MC at 12 wks. Apr '15 Diamond (*)(*)&uncertified LC
Praying for you tonight: to get a little bit of sleep and get some peace while you do.
I hope that some of the words of encouragement on this board will carry you through the dark times that lie ahead. I hope that you can find a support network to help you in person and that you continue to be the strong woman that you have shown us all that you are already.
I think everyone who read your story will be holding their babies a little closer and a little tighter tonight.
Don't be a stranger on the board - you can post any time and the members here will try to help lift your spirits, provide comfort, or just "listen" when you need to vent.
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Gerald Epstein (economics), founding Co-Director of the Political Economy Research Institute (PERI), has received the Chancellor's Medal, the highest honor given by the campus in recognition of service to the University, along with the Samuel F. Conti Faculty Fellowship Award.
Beth Davalos '90 (sociology) has been awarded the 2015 Distinguished Alumni Service Award.
George Fogg graduated from UMass in 1957. He was one of nine other graduates of the Landscape Architecture and Regional Planning department. But turning 80 in June and living on a golf course in sunny Florida doesn't persuade Fogg to retire anytime soon.
Janice Irvine, professor of sociology, has been awarded a Fulbright grant to teach and study in Romania for the 2015 fall semester.
Three members of the SBS faculty have been named 2015-2016 ISSR Scholars.
A Global Perspective on Humanitarianism: Amid political upheaval, violent conflicts and a humanitarian crisis affecting over 2.7 million people, Kyung-wha Kang '81 (communication) MA, '84 PhD recently traveled to the Central African Republic and Cameroon to assess the situation in person.
Sylvia Brandt, associate professor of resource economics and public policy, is one of six faculty members chosen to be part of the 2015-16 CRF Family Research Scholars Program. "I am deeply honored to be working with CRF and this stellar group of scholars," says Brandt.
Katherine S. Newman, provost and senior vice chancellor for academic affairs at the University of Massachusetts Amherst, has been awarded the 2015 American Sociological Association's Public Understanding of Sociology Award.
Elizabeth Strzepa '15 (journalism) knew she wanted to be a journalist the moment she started watching the news with her family during dinner. "I knew I wanted to follow this career path from a young age," says Strzepa. "I always valued the power of broadcast journalism in the way it can bring stories to life with captivating video and sound."
Sïonan Barrett '16 (journalism) has made a name for herself on campus; in fact, she comes from a family of Minutemen who have made just as much of an impact.
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Students have a new opportunity to earn extra college credits through the implementation of Moraine Park Technical College's Summer Interim.
The Summer Interim runs May 21 through June 1 at Moraine Park's campuses in Beaver Dam, Fond du Lac and
West Bend.
"Moraine Park's two-week Summer Interim will enable students to use the normal downtime between spring and summer semesters to pick up courses in a condensed format," said Dan Ensalaco, Moraine Park vice president of academics and economic development. "Doing so can help them reduce their course load during the traditional semesters or pick up credits to graduate earlier. Selected courses often serve the needs of both our Moraine Park student population and students from residential colleges, who are home for summer break and want to get ahead by taking an additional course, but still have a majority of the summer to work, take other courses, or just enjoy their free time before school starts up again in August."
Classes in several areas of study are available for the interim, including Accounting, Administrative Assistant, Alcohol and Other Drug Abuse, Automotive Technician, Barber/Cosmetologist, Building Trades, Business Management, Child Care Services, Chiropractic Technician, CNC/Tool and Die, Electricity, General Education, Graphic Communications – Electronic Prepress, Health Information Technology, Information Technology, Marketing, Mechanical Design Technician, Nursing, Radiography, Respiratory Therapist, Supervisory Management, Surgical Technology, Veterinary Technician, and more.
In addition to the Summer Interim, Moraine Park is also offering its traditional summer school classes beginning Monday, June 4. For a complete listing of Summer Interim and summer classes or for more information, visit www.morainepark.edu or call 800-472-4554. Course offerings can be viewed on the Web site.
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History, Charm and Southern Hospitality
June 12-15
The U.S. Open is the national golf championship of the United States and is conducted by the United States Golf Association (USGA). It was first played in 1895 and is conducted annually in June. The 2014 U.S. Open at Pinehurst No. 2 will be the 114th playing of the national championship, and it will be the third time the U.S. Open has been conducted at Pinehurst No.2.
There are many wonderful events and festivals taking place year round in the Pinehurst, Southern Pines, and Aberdeen area. In addition to the numerous golfing opportunities that Pinehurst is so famous for, there are many other things to see and do. There are concerts, theatrical performances, equestrian events, street festivals, and antiques fairs hosted in the area year round. The Convention and Visitors Bureau maintains a list of local area events that residents and visitors may find helpful.
is a charming, vibrant community which reflects our rich history and traditions.
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UFC officials report that Yancy Medeiros was suspended for testing positive for marijuana immediately following his knockout victory over Yves Edwards during a recent UFC Fight Night event.
Unfortunately, the failed drug screen mandated that Medeiros serve a 90-day suspension retroactive to the night of the fight, which took place during a November 6 bout at the Fort Campbell military base in Hopkinsville, Kentucky. Consequently, fight officials were forced to overturn the 26-year-old lightweight's win over Edwards and officially deem the outcome a "no contest."
"UFC lightweight Yancy Medeiros tested positive for marijuana metabolites following his bout against Yves Edwards at UFC Fight for the Troops 3 in Fort Campbell, Ky., on Nov. 6, 2013," according to a UFC press release. "He was informed that his positive test violated the UFC Fighter Conduct Policy and Promotional Agreement with Zuffa, LLC. He agreed to and served a 90-day suspension retroactive to the event, and must pass a drug test before receiving clearance to compete again. The outcome of his bout against Edwards was changed to a no-contest."
With the suspension behind him, Medeiros is reportedly still scheduled to fight Joe Ellenberger in the upcoming UFC 172 in April. That is, as long as he can manage to keep from getting pinched for smoking weed.
Perhaps, the time has come for Medeiros to employ the use of Whizzinator, or any number of available methods for passing a drug test.
Mike Adams writes for stoners and smut enthusiasts in High Times, Playboy's The Smoking Jacket and Hustler Magazine. You can follow him on Twitter @adamssoup and on Facebook/mikeadams73.


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Slides from Advanced Query Manipulation with MySQL Proxy
By Kay Roepke on Apr 27, 2009
Excellent job! Has the SQL parser been integrated in the mysql proxy already?
Posted by hang on July 16, 2009 at 04:03 AM CEST #
No, it has not been integrated, and I'm pretty sure it won't be part of Proxy 1.0 in any case.
That's for at least two reasons:
1) 1.0 must be stable in terms of API and code. The parser is neither at the moment.
2) This new code uses libraries we haven't been using before, so it requires legal review and of course code review as well. Both take time and resources so we'll have to be careful not to overload ourselves.
That being said, once it has received the legal review, I will put it into a separate branch on Launchpad so people can use, test and contribute to it. But it will most likely not be part of the standard distribution until some time after 1.0.
I can also see maybe splitting it up into the lexer part to provide an alternative for the existing lexer and hold off with the parser. I'll bring that possibility up with my colleagues, maybe that can work to get at least some of it in.
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Thanks, I see :) I think if there exists a SQL parser, we can rewrite the SQL queries much easier in mysql proxy. And I am just looking for it right now...
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Even though the parser is under legal review, would you please send me a copy of SQL grammer in ANTLR? Thx!
And my email address is hangq.1985 at gmail dot com
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By Justine Davis aka Justine Dare, 1994, Futuristic
Topaz, $5.99, ISBN #0-451-40490-4
First in a duo, followed by The Skypirate
Take Star Wars, add a little Romeo & Juliet, and turn up the thermostat almost to the boiling point, and you'll begin to approach Lord of the Storm. I go back and re-read this one anytime I want to ward off the chill of winter.
The story takes place in a futuristic world in which an intergalactic Coalition rules with an iron fist over all of the planets and inhabitants. Shaylah Graymist is a fighter pilot for the Coalition, albeit a slightly reluctant one, who loves to fly but disapproves of the Coalition's brutal tactics for subduing unwilling populations. As a reward for her heroism, she is given a slave named Wolf, who wears a gold collar, indicating that he can be programmed by a controller to perform sexually for his master. In this society, Shaylah is considered a prude because she believes in the "old fashioned idea of bonding, or mating for life, and decries the sexual slave practices of her friends. She refuses to use the controller to force Wolf to make love to her. Instead, she and Wolf develop a strange friendship and she discovers that he is one of the last survivors of a paradise named Trios. While Wolf is drawn to Shaylah, he can never forget that he is a slave and that his world and family have been destroyed by the forces that she allies herself with.
Shaylah is called back to battle, and Wolf, no longer willing to accept his fate as a slave, becomes uncontrollable, and is sold to a penal colony. Shaylah has to rescue him, and then they set off together to see what is left of his home planet.
What woman could resist her own love slave who also happens to be a fallen warrior? They don't make heroes any hunkier than Wolf. He has to learn to trust that the attraction he feels for Shaylah is real, not a product of her using the controller to influence his emotions and behavior. Shaylah is a fabulous heroine as well, as she finds redemption for her actions as a Coalition pilot by performing a daring act of bravery to save Trios. Together the two create so many sparks that it's a wonder the book doesn't set itself on fire while you're reading it.
Justine Davis has created a believable futuristic world that completes the experience. The inhabitants of the different planets are just distinct enough to be interesting, but with enough human characteristics to be familiar. I wanted to read more about this world, and fortunately Justine Davis wrote a sequel.
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|Probable Pitcher
|Lost, 15-1
|vs. Columbus,
7:00 p.m.
|Craig Stammen (8-4, 4.49) vs.
Justin Germano (0-2, 4.58)
|Won, 13-2
|@ Bowie,
7:05 p.m.
|Erik Davis (5-5, 4.66) vs.
Rick Zagone (3-6, 4.62)
1-1, Top 5th
|@ Wimington,
5:05 p.m.
(Comp, 7 inn.)
|Danny Rosenbaum (5-5, 2.67)
vs. Noel Arguelles (3-4, 2.92)
|Lost, 6-4
|vs. Greenville,
11:05 a.m.
|TBD vs.
Scott Swinson (2-2, 2.67)
|Won, 8-2
|GCL Nationals
|Won, 3-2
@ GCL Mets
|@ GCL Marlins,
12:00 p.m.
|Gregory Baez (1-1, 4.21) vs.
Patrick Hope (0-0, 0.00)
|DSL Nationals
|Won, 8-0
vs. DSL Phillies
|vs. DSL Rangers,
10:30 a.m.
|Hector Silvestre (2-1, 1.89) vs.
Aliangel Lopez (1-0, 2.03)
Scranton/WB 15 Syracuse 1
• Maya (L, 1-7) 3IP, 8H, 7ER, 3BB, 3K, 2HR (5.32 ERA)
• Mandel 2IP, 1H, 0R, BB, 2K
• Marrero 2-3, BB
• Bynum 1-4, R, HR, RBI
Syracuse was out of this game early as Scranton/Wilkes-Barre scored three runs in the 2nd inning against Yunesky Maya and was up 7-0 after four innings, with all seven earned runs charged against Maya. Collin Balester's ERA also took a beating as he gave up seven runs in the 8th while retiring only one batter. Outside of Chris Marrero's 2-3 night, not much happened offensively for the Chiefs. Syracuse's lone run came from a Seth Bynum homer in the 9th inning. With the loss, the Chiefs fall to 44-57, 14½ games back of first-place Lehigh Valley and ten games behind third-place Scranton/Wilkes-Barre, and just two games ahead of fifth-place Buffalo.
Harrisburg 13 Bowie 2
• Roark (W, 5-7) 8IP, 4H, 1R, 0ER, 0BB, 7K
• McCoy 1IP, 3H, 1R, 1ER, 0BB, 2K
• Harper 2-4, R, 2-2B, RBI
• Rhinehart 2-5, R, 3R HR, 3RBI
• Moore 2-5, R, HR, RBI
Harrisburg brought out the big bats in a 13-2 rout over Bowie. All starters except Josh Johnson and Leonard Davis (1-5, R in his Harrisburg 2011 debut) had at least two hits in a 15-hit onslaught. Tanner Roark easily had his best outing of the season, pitching eight innings to a total of 27 batters. Roark's one run allowed was unearned, although his own error on a pickoff attempt contributed. Bowie led 1-0 until Harrisburg put the game out of reach with an eight-run fifth inning that featured two doubles, a triple, two singles, and back-to-back home runs from Bill Rhinehart and Tyler Moore after an error that made four of the eight runs unearned. Harrisburg would go on to score one more in the seventh and four more in the eighth before Pat Lehman gave up a run in the 9th to make the final score 13-2. With the victory, Harrisburg improves to 58-45, good for a 1½ game lead over second-place Bowie in the E.L. West.
Potomac 1 Wilmington 1 — SUSP
Play is set to resume this afternoon at 5 p.m. with the scored tied at 1-1, runners on 1st and 2nd, one out and Destin Hood at the plate. The two teams will play out this one, then a seven-inning game afterwards.
Greenville 6 Hagerstown 4
• Ray 4IP, 1H, 0R, 3BB, 6K
• McCatty (L, 1-3) 2IP, 4H, 4R, 4ER, 0BB
• A Sanchez 2-4, R, 2-2B, RBI, SB
• W Moore 2-3, R, 2B, BB
Shane McCatty has had eight appearances in which no runs came across while he was on the mound. This was not one of those outings. The 24-year-old served up four runs in the top of the 6th, three coming on one swing of the bat, as the Hagerstown Suns would eventually lose this one, 6-4. Robbie Ray went the first four innings, giving up a hit and three walks while striking out six. Adrian Sanchez doubled twice, scored a run, drove in a run and stole a base to lead the Suns offense. The loss puts Hagerstown at 16-14, 2½ games behind Hickory in the Sally League North. Chris Manno gave up a HR in the top of the 9th, his first of the season, but still leads the Sally League with the lowest OBA at .135
Auburn 8 Lowell 2
• Karns (W, 1-1) 5IP, 3H, 1ER, 4BB, 6K, HR
• Holt 3IP, 3H, 1R, 1ER, 0BB, K
• Miller 2-5, R, 2B
• Ramsey 2-5, R, 2B, RBI
• Jimenez 1-4, 2R, 3B, 2RBI, BB
Auburn's offense amply supported Nathan Karns in an 8-2 thumping over the Lowell Spinners. Auburn had 11 hits; Justin Miller, Caleb Ramsey, and Jeremy Mayo had two hits apiece. Karns pitched well in his second start for the Doubledays, giving up only a 2nd-inning solo shot. Auburn scored one run in each of the 2nd through 5th innings and put the game out of reach with a three-run 6th inning to make the score 6-1. Gregory Holt allowed one run and three hits in three innings of relief. Travis Henke pitched a scoreless 9th. With the win, Auburn improves to 21-17 and moved back into first place, tied with Jameston and Mahoning Valley for first place in the Pinckney Division of the New York-Penn League.
GCL Nationals 3 GCL Mets 2
• Mieses 3IP, 3H, 1R, 1ER, 2BB, 2K
• Lee (W, 1-0) 2IP, 0H, 0R, 3BB, 2K
• J Rodriguez 2-4, R
• E Martinez 2-4, 2B, RBI
A balk and a sac fly scored the first two G-Nats in the 6th, Estarlin Martinez's RBI single in the top of the 8th was the deciding run in a 3-2 victory over the GCL Mets. Martinez and Johan Rodriguez both went 2-for-4 to lead the offense, which collected just seven hits. The G-Nats pitchers survived seven walks, allowing six hits. Nick Lee got the win with two scoreless innings of relief of Adalaberto Mieses (3IP) and Garrett Mock (1IP). Ben Hawkins pitched the final three innings to notch the save. The win improves the G-Nats to 12-18, 8½ games off the pace.
DSL Nationals 8 DSL Phillies 0
• Mendez, G (W, 4-0) 6IP, 2H, 0R, 2BB, 9K
• Vasquez (H, 2) 2IP, 1H, 0R, 2BB, 4K
• Ramirez 2-3, 2R, 2-2B, BB, 2RBI
• Rosario 1-3, R, 2B, BB, RBI
A trio of 18-year-old D-Nats pitchers combined on four-hit shutout of the D-Phillies for an 8-0 victory. Gilberto Mendez walked two and gave up two hits while striking out a season-high nine batters over the first six innings. Daury Vasquez followed him out of the 'pen, striking out four in two innings. Jesus De Los Santos had his first scoreless outing with a one-hit, one-K 9th inning. Offensively, the D-Nats had just eight hits with Algenis Ramirez, a 17-year-old recently signed from the Dominican Prospect League, connecting for two doubles, scoring twice, and driving in two. With the win, the D-Nats move into fourth place and above .500 at 24-23, five games behind the DSL Rangers.
33 Responses to "Tuesday's News & Notes"
Someone beginning to feel "hitterish" in Harrisburg. I feel sorry for Maya, I hope Cuba will let him back in as all of his family is still there.
Hopefully just in time for a historical breakout game where he hits for the cycle on Wednesday! I'm likely to go tomorrow with the perfect storm of good weather, car access, and an AM game. Of course, I won't be expecting much from concessions after reading Sue's advice on these camp games. First one of these that I'll have been to.
Yeah, I feel sorry for Maya, too. He's got to lug around that very large wallet, courtesy of Mike Rizzo the expert scout.
Hey, that was a legit gamble on the Nats F.O.
Maya didn't cost much and these are the kind of gambles they should be making all the time.
How much would they have to pay you to leave your family behind in Cuba? I'll agree he has not lived up to expectations but I can't say it was a bad gamble.
on another matter, Estarlin Martinez has some very good numbers and he's only 19. hopefully a more successful outcome for our Latin player development
Richard, I'm with you on that large wallet and while we are at it, the McCatty legacy is evident that Shane McCatty while being a talented pitcher is most likely never going to make it to the Majors like his Dad. These legacy adventures like him and Cutter Dykstra usually go on way too long.
Did you hear that Justin Bloxom was in the hospital for intestinal bleeding? Sounds awful!
Would not mind giving Maya a chance as a relieve pitcher. I realize we have not seen much but the family thing and the culture thing and the language barrier all have to be working against him. I realize he is not the first nor last player to face this kind of thing but we do have him under contract for I think a couple more years and it seems he makes it through the lineup pretty well the first time (last night, not so much)
we actually control him for 5 years and change… He was only up on the ML roster for a couple of months… What do you do with a relief pitcher with 5 pitches? Yeah I wish he would hit the gym and try and up that velocity… Or go back to the old motion that allowed him to hit 94…
I think he was definitely affected seeing CM Wang get advanced. From Maya's perspective he is the better pitcher and he may be right. I think we have to chalk this one up to mental … but yes I agree he needs to boost that velocity perhaps come up with a power sinker that runs at 93-94 to go with the rest of his repertoire. Perhaps he would do better in AA with Tomlin as his pitching coach?
Rich – Its not all about velo. It has to be velo with movement and control.
If it was all about velo then Henry Rodriguez would be a good pitcher, right?
I agree with SJM just like Detwiler, the only way they are effective is short inning work. Maybe Rizzo will see them for what they are. Oh yah, that's right, Davey Johnson figured out Detwiler quickly and rarely uses him.
Would love to see Detwiler really ramp it up as a setup and see what his 93 can ramp up to in velo if he knew he only had 3 or 4 batters to face!
That is a good point. I know it is not only velocity, but it makes me wonder where his velocity went. Wasn't it Davey Johnson who wanted to keep Detwiler?
I like the theory of using them for just one inning would make them better and could ramp up the velocity, but with that philosophy Balester would have been more successful.
Agree Michael, especially with Detwiler – I think if he knew he was in for just one inning he could have killer stuff – not sure why he needs to be on a starters rest when he is in the bullpen but I have to trust that they know best
I thought this was pretty interesting … the trade deadline from the minor league (or Syracuse) perspective.
An decent read from an insiders viewpoint. What Kevin didn't address in his posts was the possibility of prospects or SYR players in particular being moved in any of the trade scenarios. Everything was a simple chess-piece view, imo, with no additional cost / fallout analysis.
Houston would likely want prospects and/or young MLB-proven players for Bourne – probably three total, with at least one high-level / MLB ready player or arm. I'd ask for something along the lines of Norris, Peacock, and Solis as a starting point.
Minnesota certainly won't repeat their panic move from last year – Span would probably cost an immediate player of need, plus a high-level prospect or more. Think Desmond, plus either Peacock, or maybe Flores and Rosenbaum.
Tampa Bay will want good, young talent at positions of need (MI/CA/RP) for them in exchange for Upton. I'm thinking they'd ask for either Lombardozzi/Desmond, plus possibly Norris & someone like Smoker.
Nats get Gomes for Rheinhart(sp?), and Manno
I know there will be some unhappy people that Manno is gone
I think that was a huge mistake. Huge. He's 30 and right handed. Likely what Davey Johnson wanted. Rheinhard is a left-handed power hitter that is just now developing?
I think they'll be sorry for this.
If that is true, that would be one of the few times I agree with peric. A huge mistake, trading a very promising arm & a youngish power hitter for the RH equivalent of Lanyce Nix.
I'm very disappointed, 2 of my favorite players gone…Gomes is just another guy with a horrible average to add to our putrid offense
just heard on tv… manno traded to cincinnati
My gut tells me this trade is about compensation pick.
If thats true I will be LIVID. Manno, or Rhienhart would be a good turn out for a sandwich pick. I kind of like the trade if we sign Gomes. Manno was blocked by Clippard and Storen, and I dont think Rhienhart would make it under Rizzo
I'm absolutely livid – Rizzo has crapped on the playoff chances for two minor-league franchises (Harrisburg & Hagerstown) for a LF platoon piece (Gomes) that adds nothing to the big league team.
Guess that also puts the writing on the wall for how the FO really feels about Bernadina going forward.
I'm with you. Rhinehart's blocked all over the diamond at this point, now matter how much we like him. So for me, this deal is pretty much Manno for a compensation pick unless Gomes (or another outfielder) is flipped at the deadline.
Both 'Manno's Minions' & the 'Rhinehart Mafia' taken out with a single trade – That's devestating.
I don't necessarily mind Rhinehart being traded, as he's had his struggles in the Nationals' system, but to surrender both Rhinehart & Manno for what amounts to a MLB platoon OF two-month rental just baffles me.
If Gomes is Type B, you're giving up Manno for a second round pick. I think that's what the deal is with this one.
Grrrr – If you're the GM, do you make a trade that completely removes two MiLB players/prospects, and marginalizes (sp?) a third young MLB player from the mix for a 2-month MLB platoon rental, and the outside possibility of a 2nd-round draft pick?
That's a 3-for-1.4 (or less) trade, and it sucks right now, imo. If Rizzo can flip Gomes (& others) for another deal without doing further damage to the minors, maybe I'll change my outlook, but right now, I'm just angry.