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This is a more difficult list to compile because, as noted in the comments recently, this system does not have much in the way of front-line starters poised for the near term. Of course, I've just described at least half the other organizations in MLB. That may not be much comfort, but the lament is common one. There's a reason why you rarely see a position player traded for a starting pitcher, one for one.
What the Nationals do appear to have is a group of relievers that could make the jump in the next year or so. There's something to be said for that. Some of you may have seen the MLB Network's Prime 9 episode "The Most Lopsided Trades in MLB History." Two of those nine involved relievers (oddly enough both trades involved the Red Sox) and it's not hard to recall other past trades, particularly in late July, that involve uneven swaps of relievers for prospects.
Last year, the Nats appeared to have pulled off just such a trade (though in fairness to Minnesota, Wilson Ramos was blocked by a perennial All-Star). If just a couple of these prospects pan out, it could give Washington G.M. Mike Rizzo the chips to make another deal… or better yet make one of the team's few strengths even stronger.
So with that in mind, I'm presenting our Top 10 List of Pitching prospects, a.k.a. "arms"…
- Sammy Solis — Struggled some in the AFL, but scouts are nearly in agreement that he can and will rise rapidly.
- A.J. Cole — Tall (6'5″) wiry (190lbs) H.S. RHP but said to possess a plus FB (91-94, top 96) that will likely gain velocity as he gains weight and grows into his frame.
- Robbie Ray — A "pitchability" lefty that is projected to command three pitches for strikes (FB, CU, CH).
- Adam Carr — Hard-throwing RHRP that had strong finish in AAA and a good AFL and has proven he can throw multiple innings regularly.
- Cole Kimball — The surprise of the AFL with outstanding numbers and an improved fastball but lack of AAA track record gives Carr the higher ranking.
- A.J. Morris — Noticeable increase in velocity, sharpness, and effectiveness after converting from starting to relief in the last month of the season.
- Tom Milone — Outstanding control and plus breaking pitch, but scouts worry it won't translate to the next level. This has been the refrain since 2008.
- Brad Peacock — Hard-throwing RHP that needs to have his changeup working to succeed. When it is, he's very effective. When it's not, he can and will get hit hard.
- Brad Meyers — 2010 was a lost cause, but folks much more experienced and knowledgeable than I am in prospect-rating still believe in him, so he gets the nod.
- Danny Rosenbaum — The sizable gap between his ERA (2.09) and FIP (3.27) is a cause for concern, but like Milone, has a good feel for pitching and can survive on the nights when his breaking ball isn't working.
The "Nigel Tufnel" goes to Rob Wort. This is a pure "gut" pick based on what I saw down the stretch from him in Potomac: A tendency to pitch remarkably better with runners on base versus the bases empty.
Honorable Mentions go to Tanner Roark and Ryan Tatusko. If I had done Top 10s for both relievers and starters, there's no doubt they both would have been mentioned. I decided not to include Yunesky Maya because of his advanced age, his international experience, and the small sample size of work, which was less than stellar (e.g. 21BB, 4HR in 46⅓ IP majors and minors combined). All three will be on the watchlist.
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It is just terrible how neither Smoker or McGeary panned out.
Also, does R. Detweiler have too much service time to still be considered a prospect? I am losing faith that he will be able to translate his game to the major league level, but he does has a plus fastball for a lefty and a deceptive delivery. I figure that all things being equal, if he qualifies he would come in around the 7 spot (which is pretty bad considering he was a top pick).
Smoker & McGeary are still in the mix, just not Top 10. McGeary had 4 terrific starts in a row before his elbow went down, so hopefully this is just a speed bump. It's definitely not too late for the Smoker's & the Graham Hicks of the system, they're both still very young, although I wish someone would introduce Hicks & Detwiler to the buffet table.
Good work, Sue. This sure looks like there would be a need for a Top 20 or Top 25; the depth is definitely there with the pitching.
Nice list, you are right the arms are much harder to project than the bats. Just a couplf of things:
First, I think we will see both Carr and Kimball in the Nats Town bullpen before the end of the 2011 season.
Second, what are your thoughts on Wilkie, Clegg, Holder and Hanks?
Don't know about Clegg and Hanks myself. Holder can't miss bats at high A ball and he's a college pitcher. Not a fan myself despite all the battler reputation. Wilkie's not on the 40 man and wasn't called up. When they chose to call up Bisenius over Wilkie you knew that his chances to get called up are remote. I think Sickels mentioned him and I was pretty surprised by that. I'm pulling for the guy to get a cup of coffee at some point, but I'm done hoping for expecting it.
Of course, I like your list, Sue, because I agree with it, although my order was somewhat different.
As for Deitweiler, after his not so impressive start in the majors, he went back to AAA and pitched very well. In September, he returned to the Nats and had five or six good starts. Then the injury. I still have a lot of faith that he will still be a good major league lefty.
Works for me even though I still believe Trevor Holder and AJ Morris could still surprise some people. Morris did finish second to Strasburg for the Golden Spikes. The landscape in the minors changed quite a bit last year … I expect the same will occur this year with an eye on the June draft and the hope that at some point the picks get signed and placed into they system sooner!!!
I've got some different priorities so I might shuffle the deck some on these. I'm just never that moved by relievers. When your top 3 prospects are last year's draft and the next ones are all relievers, a Peacock who could convert to relief, injured Brad Meyers, and the scout dissed Tom Milone we've got issues and we're looking at the legacy of Bowden's stuff here because pitchers take more time to develop and more skill to draft I guess.
I know it is a bit optimistic but i'm happy with the Nats pitching prospects…Sure there are no Strasburg's or Jordan Zimmerman's in this group, but at least the majority of them are sure bets to make the majors (albeit quite a few as relievers). The Nats have had far too many pitching busts of late so I'm happy even to have relievers and back of the rotation starters.
Cole is the the one prize who could turn into something more and I'm excited for his development these next couple of years. I'm hoping the Nats have a similar draft strategy this year where they look at a college pitcher early (and i'm guessing with this draft depth in the first round) and then go overslot in rounds 4-20 a couple of times to grab some young H.S. talent. I'm not saying eliminate high school players off the draft board all together, but I would probably prefer a 3-1 college to H.S. ratio with their first 4 picks.
I also agree with the premise of using the Nats bullpen depth to land some more young pitching prospects (hitters as well). If the Nats can't go for a big time player like Rasmus, or J. Upton, then I think they should trade Willingham, Burnett and even Clippard (in the right deal) for as many young upside M.L ready prospects as they can get. I have little concern with keeping this bullpen intact, because at the end of the day a good to elite bullpen don't mean everything if your starters, lineup and defense are all below average.
I have little concern with keeping this bullpen intact, because at the end of the day a good to elite bullpen don't mean everything if your starters, lineup and defense are all below average.
Agree entirely with Steveospeak. Its all about getting young upside close to ML ready prospects. However, I believe they should continue to collect young, high upside pitching. This is a franchise and FO that has been more than a bit snakebit. Maybe its the Diamondback influence? 😉
Strasburg, Zimmermann, McGeary, Jaime, and Karns. All great arms with huge upside struck down by injuries. It puts a crimp in any planning the FO might try to put in place.
This, I believe, is why those additional draft picks for Dunn are so critical.
The Nats already have a line up of high upside position players they could field as early as ST 2011? Doubt that Riggleman would ever go for it, as he appears to prefer guys in their middle thirties … but then he isn't a good manager for this franchise.
2B Lombardozzi
SS Espinosa
3B Zimmerman
RF Morse/Bernadina
1B Norris/Morse
C Ramos/Norris
CF Desmond
LF Morgan
Eveyone in this line up is close, if not major league ready. All are under 30 except for Morgan. It might not be a bad lineup defensively? Riggleman would never go for this but if you think about it it might actually work.
BTW, if I'm not mistaken Bradley Meyers was left unprotected in the rule 5 draft? It seems that Rizzo et al may have the same opinion of him as Sue?
Love this site, Sue. It's positive, knowledgeable, and supportive. Good post Steveospeak.
I'm in agreement with Steveospeak in that I'm happy with the Nats arms up and down the system, Sickels notwithstanding. I think you can easily put 22-25 arms up for discussion here.
A.J. Morris was the star of the Instructional League, and we now know about his injury issues all last year, which are now gone.
There's a lot of love out there among scouts, for Tyler Hanks, he should start in Hagerstown next year.
I can see Milone pitching well in the show and the naysayers will be saying "let's see him do it next year" It's always going to be that way for him.
Peacock, Rosembaum, Meyers — at least 2 of them will have breakout years in 2011.
We haven't even heard from Mel yet on Christopher Manno, who seems a diamond in the rough, and was given about $1.50 to sign.
Tatusko and Roark were freebies considering what we gave up to get them, and I'l bet one of them has a terrific 2011.
I think any complaining about the Nats arms at this point would be simply recreational.
Mark L: I agree, the Nationals are getting some good minor-league depth in pitching. Beyond the guys you & others have mentioned, there are arms like Bronson (L, 23), Hansen (L, 21), Jordan (R, 21), Ott (R, 22), & Holland (R, 22) & others who could "step up" in 2011; It could be an entertaining year from Auburn all the way up to Syracuse this season – DC, maybe not so much.
BinM — Thanks for the additional input. You're right, with no Adam Dunn in 2011, not a lot of reasons to go to D.C. next year. The good news, lots of great stories in the minors in 2011.
I agree that Solsi is #1. I was at every one of Sammy Solis starts in the AFL and I disagree with your comments that he struggled, he maybe gave up 5 hard hit balls all fall. He broke more bats than any starting pitcher in the AFL as he throws a moving heavy ball. He added a fourth breaking pitch to his already 3 pitch arsenal late in the fall which made him even more effective. Lot' s of error's and bad defense behind him and many times saw him pitch out of tuff situations not brought on by his own doings. This was his first experience against major league quality hitting and he did fantastic job. I am now a huge Nats fan, this guy is the real deal!
The Nats got a steal on this guy primarily due to a minor injury caused by weight training incident. He was one of the top 3 lefties in the draft and is by far the Nats best pitching prospect and might even be one of the best in all the minor leagues. Mark my words…he will move through the farm system fast and wouldn't be surprised to see him in the "show" late 2012. If you look at his past, he has the "it factor" he simply knows how to win, just like he did in the AFL championship game. The bigger the game, the bigger the performance by this young man. If you dig into his past he has been a winner at every level and that is something you cannot teach. With Steven S. #1 and Sammy number 2 you could have my brother Bob, and Tom as the 3 and 4 starters and the Nats would have a better staff than most major league clubs. Go Nats!
More eyes on the ground. Thanks Bill, and welcome.
Just read an entire posting of comments with no gripping or complaining about owner/gm/etc. (well, Peric did get one dig in on Riggs). I am learning a lot from this site and I thank you all. I have hope for the future and am seriously thinking about trips to Hagerstown and Harrisburg next summer.
Hmm, for a guy who usually prefers an 'eyes-on' approach, you turn around & go all "projected" at the top; I just don't know you anymore…
In all seriousness, the two HS-arms are probably going to be, shall we say volatile, for a year or two? This doesn't mean I dislike them; I'm more concerned about counting on them too much – a mistake the Nats' FO & fans have already made more than a few times (Willems, McGeary, McCoy, Smoker, Detwiler). I wouldn't kick them out of the "top-10" list because of inexperience, but might re-shuffle the rank a bit.
All in all, the lists are fun & drive both discussion & web-hits; Good on you for taking the initiative to post one & allowing knuckleheads like me to take shots at it.
BinM is right about Jordan. He more than Manno is that "diamond in the rough". I think we'll be hearing more about him.
Peric: I am glad someone else is also putting Lombo in the ML lineup like I see him there…..
I sat next to Sammy Solis at instructs on a bleacher at the training facility in Viera behind home plate. What a pleasant, funny, and outgoing young man. I didn't get to see him pitch (he was charting that day) but he surely won my vote for getting to the majors quickly because – well, hey – I just like him! :o)
TBRFan — re: Sammy Solis- I don't know if you're aware of this from a post of 4-6 weeks ago, but Solis and his family have built orphanages in South Africa for Aids orphans, he's been there twice to help out. Just in case you didn't know; another reason to root for him!
Sue where do you see Manno in this mix
Dear santa Claus: Mike Purke LHP TCu and Hoosier Alex Dickerson!! I do not need an I-POD.
Mark L: no I didn't see that, but it makes me think that much more of him. :o)
And oh, BTW, after sitting next to him, I know how to make a radar gun read 100+ MPH by using your hand. LOL – those guys have too much time on their hands!!


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"It's not a restaurant. It's a dinner party. it's the intersection between food, music and art. It's an exploration in social dynamics. It's friends, old and new. It's fleeting and always changing. No menus. No dress code. No pretense." - Thornton.
Balancing the personality dimensions of table partners is a part of achieving that dynamic. Why assemble a group of predictably interacting financiers when instead, the host can seat a fragrance chemist next to a hippotherapist, a telephone psychic next to a hand model, a cotillion instructor with a zoo artificial inseminator?
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The Dog House
In most places, late fall and winter bring real ice. In places like Rocky Mountain National Park, however, the ice sublimates and we typically grovel-up snow-plastered rock. It's an odd obsession. It also leaves lasting memories. Here, Zack Smith, a friend of Patagonia and a talented all-around climber, shares some of those memories. Thanks to Zack for a great story that reminds us of the things we have to be thankful for. Happy Thanksgiving.
It is winter and I have plans to climb with Jonny Copp. Over a hurried phone call he tells me we'll hike "a ways in" and check out this "thing I've been thinking about." I list off a few classic Rocky Mountain National Park mixed routes that I would like to do but he firmly tells me that this will be good; this will be better.
A few hours later I'm sitting in my truck in an empty parking lot on the outskirts of Boulder. It's the middle of the night and every fiber of my body tells me that I should be asleep. Twenty minutes later a mini-van pulls in. There are two outlines in the van and I can tell the other one is Steve Su. Winter climbing in RMNP usually means steep, snow-covered rock with very little actual ice and Steve is an unknown master of this strange pursuit. All I can think is Good. Maybe I won't have to lead anything. Jonny jumps out of the van; all teeth, thick limbs, and big hair. He tells me to load my gear. He never mentions that he's late or that he invited another person last minute. I join the show and we drive north.
[Zack Smith indulging in the Park in winter. Photo: Jesse Huey]
We continue driving with the slurping of coffee and constant babble. Jonny goes silent for a moment and I can tell he's fallen asleep. His head is a few inches from the blaring stereo speakers. The windy, lonesome road finally ends at the trailhead. It is light now and we start walking into the snowy forest. I have no idea where we are or where we are going and just concentrate on keeping up. Miles pass and we trade breaking trail and chat about the routes above.
Jonny leads us toward his imagination. It's an unclimbed wall split by a snow-choked chimney. The line angles right and terminates at the top of a slender spire. It's hard to tell if it will be climbable in these snowed up, barely-iced conditions and we discuss an easier line to the left. We kick steps to the base of the route on the right. It looks harder up close. A giant chockstone draped in pillows of snow guards the exit of the vertical chimney. We play rock, paper, scissors for the first lead. I am thankful to lose and Jonny, the winner, starts climbing. He scratches upward with a combination of dry-tooling and body wedging. The chockstone forms a massive roof and he takes his time. He swings methodically into powder snow and patiently waits for his ice tools to find purchase before he commits to the next move. The ropes dangle down through empty space to gear well below his feet.
The day moves on in a steady rhythm. We equally share leading, belaying and seconding as the route unfolds. Every time the climb feels like it might end an edge appears to allow another few feet of progress. The daylight moves faster than we are and it's obvious the second-to-last pitch will be the crux. It's Jonny's lead again and he moves into the steepness with steady confidence. Never fast but never stopping. Over the next couple of hours the ropes move upward through my hands. We can't see Jonny so we listen carefully and observe a cycle. "Watch me," he says. The ropes go up a foot and a small stream of snow comes down. Then we hear laughter. This process of tension and release repeats itself until he reaches a ledge and builds a belay.
We finish the last pitch in complete darkness and take a few minutes to absorb the starlit view from the small summit. I reach into the pack for sustenance but only find empty wrappers and frozen water. My cheekbones ache and it takes me a moment to realize I haven't smiled this much in a long time. We rappel our creation and re-live the cruxes as we pass them. The east is lit-up again with the glow of distant suburbs and we use it to navigate through the darkness toward home.
Hours later we are back to the world. We make phone calls to our worried lovers. We are late and they are mad at us. The voices on the phones are angry because they care. They want us back safe, nothing more. The three of us joke that we've been bad, having this much fun. The new route names itself. We're in the Dog House tonight, and it was worth it.
It's been a year and a half since Jonny Copp, Micah Dash, and Wade Johnson went away. When your closest friends live a vagabond existence it's normal to go many months without seeing each other. But this is different. This is starting to feel permanent.
Winter is here again and I feel the familiar rush of excitement and anxiety. My climbing partners and I talk about plans for the Park but my focus wanders and I can't help but think, Please come home, guys, you're very late.
[Above, right - Jonny Copp (top) and Steve Su, below the crux pitch, in the Dog House. Photo: Zack Smith]


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Dick Wagner, Former Alice Cooper Guitarist, Dead at 71Dick Wagner, celebrated guitarist known for his work with Alice Cooper, KISS and Lou Reed, has died. He was 71.


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Dana Falconberry's third full-length record, Leelanau, is a truly fascinating piece of music brimming with songs that describe the human experience, especially regarding our relationship with nature. The album, released nearly a year ago on Antenna Farm Records, "ruminates on the Michigan native's summers spent exploring the state's northern lower peninsula" according to a review by Kevin Curtin of the Austin Chronicle (Kevin is also a host of the Chronolog on SXSWfm).
Dana, of course, hails from Michigan. She made her way to Arkansas at the age of 18 before making the move to Austin in 2004 where she joined up with local indie folk group Peter And The Wolf. She soon began to focus exclusively on her own music, which Antenna Farm Records perfectly describes as "stripped-down songs inspired by dreams, memories, and landscapes." She's had moderate success since that time, embarking on tours in the US, Europe, and Japan, as well as recording a couple of Daytrotter sessions.
Having already played four SXSW Music Festivals (2006-2008, 2013), Dana Falconberry will be performing during weekend one of this year's Austin City Limits Music Festival, happening this October 4-6. Preview some SXSW alumni performing at ACL 2013 - including Dana Falconberry - on this week's episode of the Chronolog, SXSWfm's weekly show focusing on Austin's local and regional talent and hosted by writers from the Austin Chronicle. The show airs Mondays at 6am, 12pm, & 6pm CDT, as well as Tuesdays at 12am CDT.
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in this tiny game, I wanted to play with the idea of swapping two tiles in a 2D tilemap on a really small scale, as well as swapping them in "3D" (though in a 2D perspective), and using that in a small-scale designed exploration. I find those mechanics interesting because of how they can (in the context of a larger game where they aren't delivered as abruptly as in superstructure) be used for changing the player's (conditioned over the course of the game) perceptions of what the borders of the game world are, and how those changing perceptions can then be used to enhance a game's narrative.


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So we're back again with this week's "Things to Do" article for Missoula. You just might need to clone yourself to get everything done.
Of course, the biggest event in town this week is the Big Sky Documentary Film Festival, which kicks off on Saturday and runs through February 23. The films will be shown at three venues – The Wilma, the Crystal Theatre and the TopHat Lounge. For more info, check out their website here.
Don't have plans yet for Valentine's Day? Check out the production of The Legend of Orpheus at MCT, with performances on Friday at 7:30 p.m., Saturday at 2 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. and Sunday at 2 p.m.
Montana Rep's production of Annie Baker's Circle Mirror Transformation is at the Downtown Dance Collective on Friday, Saturday and Sunday at 7:30 p.m. and a Saturday matinee at 2 p.m.
For all you fresh fruit and vegetable lovers, don't miss the Heirloom Winter Farmers Market every Saturday at the Western Montana Fairgrounds from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Reading is always a great escape, and we have four great local bookstores: Fact & Fiction, located at 200 N. Higgins and in the University Center; The Book Exchange, located at 2335 Brooks Street; Shakespeare & Co. Booksellers, located at 1035 S. Third Street W and Bird's Nest Books, located at 217 N. Higgins. Take some time and enjoy these jewels of Missoula, where you can catch up on some great reads and do some shopping. Valerie Harms presents Your Soul at a Crossroads at Fact and Fiction on Saturday from 1-3 p.m. On Wednesday, don't miss Buddy Wakefield and friends with an evening of slam poetry at Le Petit Outre at 7 p.m.
It's never a bad time to catch a movie, and this weekend is no exception. This weekend at the Carmike 12, in the Big D you can catch The Lego Movie at 1:30 p.m. or 4:30 p.m. and Robocop at 7:30 p.m., 10:15 p.m. or 12:30 a.m. In the main theater, you can catch About Last Night at 1:15 p.m., 4:15 p.m., 7:15 p.m., 9:45 p.m. or 12:15 a.m.; American Hustle at 4:15 p.m. or 10:15 p.m.; Endless Love at 1:30 p.m.., 4:30 p.m., 7:30 p.m., 10 p.m. or 12:30 a.m.; Frozen at 1 p.m., 4 p.m. or 12:30 a.m.; Labor Day at 7 p.m. or 9:45 p.m.; Lone Survivor at 1:15 p.m. or 7:15 p.m.; Monuments Men at 1:30 p.m., 4:30 p.m., 7 p.m., 9:45 p.m., 10:15 p.m. or 12:15 a.m.; Ride Along at 1:45 p.m., 4:45 p.m., 7:45 p.m., 10:15 p.m. or 12:30 a.m.; Robocop at 1:30 p.m. or 4:30 p.m.; That Awkward Moment at 1:30 pm., 7 p.m., 9:30 p.m. or midnight; The Lego Movie at 4 p.m., 6:30 p.m., 9 p.m. or 11:30 p.m. and in 3D at 1:30 p.m. or 4 p.m.; Vampire Academy at 1 p.m., 4 p.m., 7 p.m., 9:30 p.m. or midnight; and Winter's Tale at 1:15 p.m., 4:15 p.m., 7:15 p.m., 10 p.m. or 12:30 a.m.
There are great venues in town to catch the latest indie music. Check out the 8 Days a Week column in the Missoula Independent and online at MontanaLiveMusic.com.
For something different, stop by Wheat Montana at Third & Reserve every Tuesday night from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. for some great bluegrass music with the Black Mountain Boys. The food is divine and the music sublime - it's a can't miss combination.
You can catch great indie music all over town. On Friday, catch The Hasslers at the TopHat's Family Friendly Friday from 6-8 p.m., David Horgan and Beth Lo at Caffe Dolce from 6-9 p.m., Dreadnecks and Helligans at the VFW with Whiskey Hooves, Mahamawaldi and Grunt at 8 p.m., Thunderground with Kris Moon in the basement of Stage 112 at 9 p.m., the Bop Dips at the Sunrise Saloon at 9 p.m., Baby Tyger and John Adam Smith at the Badlander at 9 p.m., The Hasslers at Sean Kelly's at 9 p.m. and Charles Neville at the Top Hat at 9:30 p.m. On Saturday, don't miss David Horgan and Beth Lo at the Ten Spoon Winery from 6-9 p.m., The Harris Brothers at Draught Works Brewery from 6-8 p.m. and Captain Wilson Conspiracy at Finn and Porter from 7-9 p.m. Moving on to Sunda, check out John Floridis at Draught Works from 5-7 p.m., Jazz Martini Night at the Badlander at 8 p.m. and karaoke at the Lucky Strike Casino at 9 p.m. On Monday it's Masquerade Monday with Famous Raymus at the Palace at 9 p.m. and Open Mic at the VFW at 10 p.m. Tuesday brings us Captain Wilson Conspiracy at Brooks & Browns from 6-9 p.m. and Christian rapper Toby Mac, with Brandon Heath, Mandisa, Matthew West, Matt Maher and Capital Kings at the Adams Center at 7 p.m. On Wednesday don't miss comedian Tig Notaro at the Wilma with Chris Fairbanks at 8 p.m., Kraptastic Karoake at the Badlander at 9 p.m. and The English Beat at the Top Hat at 9 p.m. Last but not least, on Thursday check out Micah Wyatt at Draught Works Brewery at 8 p.m., Davina and the Vagabonds at Missoula Winery for Rhythm and Wine at 8 p.m. and American Falcon with Copilot Eyedrops and Darshan Pulse at the VFW at 9 p.m.
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Best Materials Used For Partition Walls For Office
There are several great materials that are now used for interior decoration. If you are planning to renovate your office, we recommend that you check with the dealers and wholesalers to get an idea of materials that are used and the prices that you will have to pay. However, to help you we've listed a few of the materials that you can use to renovate your office.
Composite partition walls for office:
Composite or acrylic based partition walls for office are a great way to set up cubicles in your office. The acrylic partition walls for office are framed with aluminum and they can be attached firmly in place to setup a room division. These acrylic partition walls for office are usually made from different colors and textures of polycarbonate and they can be used to create fixed partition walls for office use. A few people also use it to create divisions in their bathrooms and bedrooms as the acrylic sheets are resistant to water and weather changes as well.
Glass partition walls for office:
We all know that glass is a very versatile material. In fact, most offices find that glass partition walls for office are cheap and effective in setting up cubicles in an office. Interior designers will be able to offer a huge range of varieties in the form of tinted glass, temperature controlled glass, frosted glass and even stained or decaled glass for using inside an office. Glass partition walls for office are great idea as they can also be made completely soundproof. Some varieties of glass partition walls for office can be made double glazed and semi transparent for maximum privacy.
Proprietary aluminum partition walls for office:
Sliding partition walls for office can also be made from aluminum which is one of the cheapest and most cost effective materials possible. Manufacturers will tint the aluminum and then combine it with plaster wallboard to create unique versions of partition walls for office. These varieties of partition walls for office are also called as stud partitions and they might require the use of timber trims to stabilize the door and provide privacy. This door is also fire resistant and sound proof.
Plasterboard or drywall partition walls for office:
These varieties of partition walls for office are easy to buy and even easier to install. They are also very cheap and affordable. However, they cannot bear much load. They are ideal for partition walls for office as they can fire resistant, they can be made sound proof and they are eco friendly as well.
Other varieties of partition walls for office are also available but the cost will vary considerably. We recommend that you get a quote from a professional before choosing and installing your partition walls for office.
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Getting firsthand information from an actual car owner is one sure way to get an idea of car performance once it leaves the lot. Autobytel features real consumer reviews that give the unbiased experience of a car.
Pros: more for my buying dollar than the competition
Cons: needed waranty repair at just 5,000 miles
Advice: good family 'car' with light hauling capabilityNice techie features, but lacks some basics such as an ashtray (I'm a non-smoker) and there are not enough storage cubbies. Drives well and has a comfortable ride - much quieter than I expected for a truck. I got the crew cab for hauling wife and 3 kids and bulk landscaping materials. Does the job as intended. Great gas mileage. No longbed option. A/C evaporater core needed replacing at just 5,000 miles - covered by warranty, but inconvenient.
Pros: The color (Sunburst Orange Metallic).
Cons: Stiff seat backs.
Advice: Need a truck that performs on a budget?...This is the one for you.Couldn't wait to take this baby for a spin...and boy was I impressed. Great truck for the money. Better than average power for a mid-size truck, more gas mileage than a big truck, and looks to spare. Seats could be a little less firm, but ride comfort is very good overall. If you are seeking a midsize truck that handles well, looks good, and leaves a little gas in the tank...the Chevy Colorado is worth checking out.
Pros: The I-5 coupled with the 4 speed automatic.
Cons: Extremely uncomfortable front seat. Designer needs to be immediately fired !!!!!!
Advice: Be sure you can tolerate the seats. They don't grow on you in time.Outstanding performance for my uses. Handles well on the interstate and two lane paved roads. Has great punch when you need to pass and I love the sound of the engine accelerating.I have the I-5 with 4 speed automatic. Looks great inside and out. Rides well if you can tolerate the seats. No foot support in the very deep passenger footwell.
Pros: Hard to pick but if I have to I'd say the ride and the looks
Cons: The payments
Advice: Buy one you won't be sorryI've only had this truck a few days but I have to say I LOVE LOVE LOVE it!!!We traded a 2003 Mazda B2300 even though we had negative equity. We had to have it. We purchased ours from Pinegar Chevrolet in Republic Mo. Great place, helpful, low pressure sales technique, great overall experience. My suggestion if you want one buy from them. The truck is a dream come true. Lots of power, roomy, great sound system, very smooth ride and lots of style. GORGEOUS !!!
Pros: Handling
Cons: back head rests are too big- limited rear view
Advice: Drive it- get a deal.I was sold after the test drive. I bought it in April 2004 and have had no problems. This truck kicks butt! Great power, and hauling capabilities. I hear other people have had issues, I have had none so far at 16K miles.
Pros: The power of the vortec I5 motor
Cons: no overhead storage in the cab
Advice: upgrade to the vortec i5 and get an extended gm warranty (100 deductible)This truck with the 5 cylinder package is beyond imagination in power for the price. I have fuel mileage of up to 27 mpg on the freeway and no less than 17 in town. I am 6 foot 4 inches tall and have a family of four we are all comfortable on long trips. I could not be more pleased with my little red truck. Only piece of advice I have if you wish to purchase one is to buy the gm extended warranty the motor is a high tech piece of equipment and I would imagine any motor work will be pricy. The piece of mind is worth it.
Pros: Crew cab
Cons: Lack of full size spare tire
Advice: Test drive it first as the length can be somewhat deceivingI have had this truck for about four months now and have not had any problems with it. The interior is roomy enough for my family of four and all our belongings, yet small enough to fit comfortably in our garage. The ride and noise levels are exceptional as well. This is my first new vehicle purchase and the price is very affordable.


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Purchase Conservatory of Music faculty Tara Helen O'Connel (flute) and Margaret Kemper (piano) will be performing Visionary Sounds: Messiaen at 100 alongside Ursula Oppens and Jerome Lowenthal at Symphony Space on November 5. The New Millennium Ensemble will also be featured at the show.
The evening's program will feature "Le Merle Noir," "Quartet for the End of Time," and "Visions de l'Amen."
Symphony Space is located at 95 Street and Broadway in New York City. For tickets and more information, call 212-864-5400 or visit www.symphonyspace.org.


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A Medical Assistant1 is a versatile and valued healthcare employee; they help busy doctors and healthcare colleagues by performing basic procedures, such as drawing blood, measuring vital signs, or administering injections. They also carry out administration duties that keep front offices running efficiently in our Albuquerque medical facilities.
Our Albuquerque Medical Assisting college can provide our students with the hands-on training they need to help them submit successful applications for entry-level positions in hospitals, clinics, assisted living homes, and private practices. If you're thinking about attending an Albuquerque medical assistant school, then you should think about studying the Carrington College Medical Assisting (MA) program at our Albuquerque campus because:
- The program, typically completed in as few as nine months, culminates in a Certificate of Achievement in Medical Assisting
- The Albuquerque Medical Assisting program consists of three educational areas: Clinical, Administrative, and Externship
- Our students experience a blend of clinical instruction, classroom lectures, and a hands-on externship
- Our Albuquerque campus Medical Assisting program prepares students to sit for the national certification exam to attain the Registered Medical Assistant (RMA) credential.2
Develop your skills on our Albuquerque Medical Assisting program
Our friendly, knowledgeable and experienced Medical Assisting faculty teaches our students the clinical, laboratory and administrative skills that employers will expect of an entry-level Medical Assistant. Our Albuquerque Medical Assisting graduates should have the skills and the confidence to:
- Perform routine patient procedures
- Offer compassionate care to patients
- Perform a range of diagnostic tests using a variety of equipment, materials, and techniques
- Undertake bookkeeping and clerical tasks
- Process insurance claims
- Display their skills and aptitude in communication, critical thinking, and information management,
- Demonstrate your personal and professional development, as well as respect and responsibility
Start your Medical Assistant career in Albuquerque, New Mexico
Continuing advances in technology are making the medical industry more efficient than ever before. And as it becomes increasingly technical, a new generation of medical professionals will be required to play a significant role in this dynamic, evolving field.
That's one of the reasons why, according to ONet OnLine, employment of medical assistants is expected to grow 22% from 2012 to 2022; that is much faster than the average for all occupations3 and points to potential opportunities for Medical Assisting graduates. Our Medical Assisting classes are enrolling soon, so now may be the time to talk with a Carrington College Enrollment Services Representative about getting your Medical Assistant career started in Albuquerque, New Mexico.


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With the exception of new optional 18-inch wheels on the Sport and Executive trims, there are no major changes to VW's CC 4-door coupe for 2015.
Navigation is now standard on all trims of the 2014 CC, and Volkswagen has joined the growing list of automakers offering a trunk that opens by motioning your foot. Also new is VW's Car-Net connectivity service that syncs with smartphones.
The Volkswagen CC receives seating for five and a number of appearance enhancements for 2013, including some new external styling and colors, new wheels, and LED running lights. Also, the sporty R-Line trim makes a return engagement this year, adding a number of tasteful interior and exterior enhancements that serve to further bolster the CC's visual appeal.
Virtually all of the changes for the 2012 VW CC occur on the inside. Those variants blessed with wood interior trim (2.0T Lux Plus, Lux Limited and 3.6L VR6 4Motion Executive) receive inserts made from a sustainable variety of dark wood rather than the earlier walnut inserts, which apparently weren't sustainable by either the forests or accountants.
The 2011 Volkswagen CC sees changes to its standard and optional equipment list, creating a more streamlined ordering experience. The Sport trim loses its fog lights, while the leather seating option is removed from all 2.0Ts. The Dynaudio system is now only available on the VR6, which also gains heated and ventilated front seats. Rear side thorax airbags and the two-tone beige leather interior are no longer offered.
The Volkswagen CC sees no major changes for 2010.
If we had to summarize the 2015 Volkswagen CC sedan, we'd say it's very much like the Passat, only more glamorous. Although the CC is actually a sedan, VW takes the same point of view as Mercedes-Benz and BMW. This "4-door coupe" is so called due to its low-slung proportions, coupe-like silhouette and frameless side windows. The CC's standard equipment list is more robust than the Passat's, a fact reflected in its substantially higher price tag. The CC's available all-wheel drive (AWD) gives it a leg up over competitors such as the Nissan Maxima and Hyundai Azera, although the Buck Regal and Infiniti Q40 are better equipped to the give the CC a run for its money.


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ZFS Storage Appliance Launch Sales Training – September 10, 2013
By Cinzia Mascanzoni-Oracle on Sep 02, 2013
Join us for this informative session to hear about the upcoming new release of Oracle's ZFS Storage Appliance product portfolio. In this session, you learn about all the new products and, more importantly, how to position and sell them. We'll also cover important information pertaining to resell rights, Specialization, Sales & Marketing resources as well as Demo opportunities. Be sure to mark your calendar and join us for this must-attend ZFS Storage Appliance Launch Sales Training event!Who should attend: VAD/VAR partners


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Sun Microsystems wanted to build a database of prospect names so the technology company could market directly to business decision makers and build credibility in new vertical market segments. Sun also wanted to establish a permission-based audience through email newsletters that delivered industry-specific, high-value content in seven key verticals.
Tendo developed a comprehensive newsletter program, providing editorial content planning and development, design, production support, and project management for each of the seven email newsletters. The comprehensive program garnered 50,000 new opt-in subscribers and achieved open rates in excess of 50 percent for individual issues.
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WALNUT CREEK, Calif. - Twenty University of Arizona swimming and diving student-athletes were named today to the Pac-10 All-Academic Team, announced by Commissioner Larry Scott. To be eligible for selection to the academic team, a student-athlete must have a minimum 3.0 grade-point average and be a contributor to the team.
On the women's side, Dana Christ and Chelsey Salli both were selected to the first team with GPA's of 3.74 and 4.00, respectively. Christ and Salli were each part of UA's NCAA women's roster with Christ earning her first All-America honors swimming on the 400 medley relay.
Sophomores Ellyn Baumgardner, Monica Drake, Ashley Herrera and Alexa Wollach were each named to the second team. Baumgardner was a three-time All-American this year while Drake anchored Arizona's 800 freestyle relay which claimed third overall.
Senior Susana Helms and juniors Alyssa Anderson and Ainsley Oliver were honorable mention honorees.
For the men's team, diver Andres Guerra and sprinters Craig Jordens and Cameron Owen nabbed first team selections. At NCAA's, Owen anchored the 200, 400 and 800 freestyle relays, all of which earned All-America honors. The men's second team featured Nick Hadinger, Matt Hurko, Kevin Munsch, Nimrod Shapira Bar-Or and Austen Thompson. Munsch and Thompson were each All-Americans individually for the first time in their careers while Shapira Bar-Or scored in five events for the Wildcats at NCAA's.
Honorable mention winners for the men's side included two-time national champion Cory Chitwood, sophomore Zach Hojnacki and junior Luke Pechmann.
Arizona Women's All-Academic Team
Dana Christ, Sr. - First Team, 3.74 - Marketing
Chelsey Salli, So. - First Team, 4.00 - Speech and Hearing Science
Ellyn Baumgardner, So. - Second Team, 3.57 - Psychology
Monica Drake, So. - Second Team, 3.44 - Pre-Business
Ashley Herrera, So. - Second Team, 3.55 - Political Science
Alexa Wollach, So. - Second Team, 3.48 - Engineering
Alyssa Anderson, Jr. - Honorable Mention
Susana Helms, Sr. - Honorable Mention
Ainsley Oliver, Jr. - Honorable Mention
Arizona Men's All-Academic Team
Andres Guerra, Jr. - First Team, 3.56 - Physiology
Craig Jordens, Sr. - First Team, 3.43 - Business Management
Cameron Owen, Jr. - First Team, 3.59 - Microbiology
Nick Hadinger, Jr. - Second Team, 3.32 - Physiology
Matt Hurko, So. - Second Team, 3.36 - Pre-Business
Kevin Munsch, Jr. - Second Team, 3.26 - Political Science
Nimrod Shapira Bar-Or, Jr. - Second Team, 3.34 - M.I.S.
Austen Thompson, Jr. - Second Team, 3.42 - Molecular and Cell Biology
Cory Chitwood, Jr. - Honorable Mention
Zach Hojnacki, So. - Honorable Mention
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HEAD COACH Mitch GaspardOpening Statement:"For starters, it was a good weekend. When you're coming in with that many freshman on the field, we felt like for the last five months that we were going to play that well. I thought all the guys played really well, mainly with their composure and poise that you want to see. Also, they all have a competitive edge about them that you like to see. Today, I thought Charley (Sullivan) gave us a good start, and it was also really good to have Tucker Hawley come out. We kind of shoved him right into the fire there with the bases loaded and he was able to induce a double play ball, pitching a really solid inning. I thought Justin Kamplain threw the ball really well in the back end of the game. From the fifth inning on from Friday, offensively, I thought we really had good offensive pressure throughout the games. Their left hander did a really nice job against us today, early, but I felt like we still had some pretty good at bats and we were able to spring them together from the second inning on."
Thoughts on the freshman starters and Cary Baxter"Baxter is really filling the need for us right now. He had a huge weekend, both RBI wise and hit wise. He's the guy that we knew was capable of this. He had some at-bats last year and he didn't look quite ready, but it looks like he's taken the next step now."
Thoughts on the first base position"Well right now I think it's Baxter. There is still some competition that will be on-going. The guys that are putting up results and playing well are going to continue to stay out there and get opportunities. We're always trying to find the right mix that will make it go and right now the last couple games have been a pretty solid line-up."
Thoughts on Tucker Hawley's first outing since surgery "I thought he went out there and attacked the zone. The one thing with him that we want to see is the velocity start to come back. I think today he was 85-87. I'd like to see that be in the 88-90 range. The one thing about Tucker though is that he throws strikes. He's going to be a really good piece wherever he ends up, starter or reliever. Right now it's just about building his innings back up and getting that velocity back to where it needs to be."
Alabama Player Quotes# 3, Kenny Roberts, 3bThoughts on starting off 3-0"It's great, that's a positive of what this team can do. I think as the season goes on we will get better and we will really show what we can do."
Thoughts on all the lead changes the entire weekend"It's different. I know last year the other team would jump on us we would kind of quiet down. [This year] we've battled back and continue to hit the ball. We never panicked or got scared; we just continued to stick with our approach."
Thoughts on the composure of the freshman"It's huge. The five freshmen have really accepted their roles. They are willing to step and listen to coach and some of the older guys when we ask them something to do. It's huge to bring these guys in and get them started early."
# 44, Tucker Hawley, RHPThoughts on being back from surgery"Sitting out all of last year and just having to watch and try to help out the team, but it's always good to be back out on the field."
Thoughts on how he felt today"I felt great. I was a little amped up when I first came in, but then I got calmed down once I got going.
Thoughts on the double played turned today"It was definitely huge. Those guys in the middle are great, they look to make plays. They always have a lot of confidence any time a ball gets hit toward them."
POST GAME NOTES:* Five freshman were in the starting line-up for the Crimson Tide. For Chance Vincent it was his first start of the year.* In the bottom of the second inning, Kenny Roberts recorded his first double of the season, driving in Ben Moore.* Brett Booth opened the season with a RBI in each game of the opening series. * Georgie Salem had his first career game with multi stolen bases, stealing second and third in the bottom of the third. * Senior pitcher Charley Sullivan recorded six strikeouts in his start today, tying his career-high. * Senior Kenny Roberts recorded a career high with three runs score. Roberts also recorded his first RBI of the season.* Freshman Georgie Salem recorded his first multi-hit game for the Crimson Tide going 2-for-4 in the game. * Tucker Hawley made his first appearance since June 6th, 2011, and recorded the win for the Tide. * Cary Baxter finished the series with a .625 batting average (5-for-8) to lead the Tide in the three games. He also tied Kenny Roberts for team-high homes with two doubles in the series.* Baxter, Brett Booth and Ben Moore all had four RBI in the series to lead Alabama.* Lefty Justin Kamplain recorded his first career save, throwing 2.1 innings with one hit and three strikeouts.* Brett Booth has now reached base safely in nine straight games after going 1-for-2 with two walks on Sunday.* Booth posted a .500 average (4-for-8) and led the team with six runs scored in the series. * Freshman shortstop Mikey White was 1-for-4 with an RBI on Sunday and finished the series with a .545 average (6-for-11), with three RBI, three walks and three stolen bases.


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Veteran airshow performer, Eddie Andreini, 77, lost his life yesterday doing what he loved most, performing aerial stunts for an adoring crowd.
Andreini, a civilian pilot and veteran of hundreds of airshow performances, was attempting a "cut the ribbon" maneuver when his vintage biplane landed upside down and skidded down the tarmac then burst into flames at the Travis AFB airshow.
The tragic incident was caught on videos and still images by hundreds of spectators at Sunday's afternoon's performance. In fact, there were numerous requests from local authorities for videographers to submit their videos to the base, not post them on Facebook; requests that either came too late, or fell on deaf ears.
Yesterday's airshow was plagued with gusty winds. Andreini himself did two pass-overs before his third and fatal attempt.
The remainder of the air show was cancelled.
The crash is under investigation by the Federal Aviation Administration amid much criticism from spectators on the response time of rescue crews to the scene of the accident.
No one on the ground was injured.
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Clubs and Civic Organizations
Photography Club of Beaufort
PO Box 4835
Beaufort, SC 29903
Phone number:522-9301
Meeting: Second Monday of each month, 7 PM, TCL Building 22, Room 100.
Programs for Exceptional People
10 Oak Park Dr., Bldg. C-1
10 Oak Park Drive, Box 2
Hilton Head Island, SC 29926
Phone number:843-681-8413
Programs for Exceptional People (PEP) was founded in 1995 and has provided quality services to individuals with developmental disabilities since 1996. PEP is a Qualified Provider through the South Carolina Department of Disabilities and Special Needs (DDSN).
Rotary Club of the Lowcountry Beaufort
122 Robert Smalls Parkway
P O Box 522
Beaufort, SC 29901
Meeting: Fridays, 7:30 AM, Golden Corral.
Rotary Clubs
Community Center, Oscar Frazier Park
PO Box 142
Bluffton, SC 29910
Okatie-Bluffton Rotary Club
12 Sheridan Park Circle
Bluffton, SC 29910
Phone number:757-1138
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Dueling fire departments scrap over Sabine
Plans for paid personnel vie with existing volunteers
Back in the 1700s, Ben Franklin's Bucket Brigade was slinging as much mud as water at one point: a group of the country's first volunteer firefighters split from the original organization to form their own outfit, complementary but competing.
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Sabine/Liberty City does not
Submitted by Mikie (not verified) on Mon, 2013-07-15 11:33.
Sabine/Liberty City does not need 2 fire departments. We have already been through that mess and when a department is needed it's someone deciding which department to call. Again, we have been through that mess. The Sabine fire department is well established and what ever the problem is up there the resolve is not to create another fire department. It's just politics!!! If there was conflict with FEMA last year that's a good thing. I support the decision to keep trucks in the community and send what equipment and man power could be spared to the wildfire command station. We have two many people and agencies telling everyone what to do and be damn with everyone. I would hope that the community will make its voice heard not to support this re-start of a failed fire department. What a joke!!!
I'm very grateful for Chief
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Tue, 2013-02-12 10:47.
I'm very grateful for Chief Joe. I know the situation very well. How you ask? I was with the guys who are starting the LCFD. I was also a ranking officer with the SVFD. I gave that up to join them guys. After much consideration I decided not to go through with it. Because, I felt in my heart that it was wrong and guys I went to battle with I turned my back on them. A couple months back I gave Chief Joe a call and asked if I could have a second chance. I knew it was hard on it but he said sure, everybody deserves a second chance. If, it wasn't for Chief Joe I wouldn't love firefighting, I wouldn't know anything. That was probably one of the worst decisions I've ever made in my life to leave SVFD hopefully I will be able to get back on the department if not I feel lucky enough to even have the opportunity to. The LCFD will not be what SVFD is. It just won't be as stated earlier I won't go much into details but there is a whole lot more to this story than what everybody actually knows. And, I can vouch for Joe with the FEMA situation that is absolutely true. Joe main priority was protecting the people of the community. As, for the new Chief I personally think it was an excellent choice. I just hope and pray that people looking from the outside in know that the Sabine Volunteer fire department cares about the community and the Libery City Fire Department is going out of spite and anything out of spite will never last. I'm sure there will be more information as things progress. Have a good day.
I have friends on both sides
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Mon, 2013-02-11 21:04.
I have friends on both sides of this conflict. I also check my facts before speaking. I refuse to degrade or "call someone out" on either side. Noone is perfect and I know that if it is meant to be so be it. I recall the same thing happening right after I moved to Sabine. The community survived it then and will survive it this time. On the subject of someone's motives.......unless you are God Himself you have no idea what is in anyone's heart except your own.
So let me clear up up the
Submitted by Tishanna Clifford (not verified) on Mon, 2013-02-11 20:05.
So let me clear up up the comment about Joe Johnston not following FEMAs orders during the wildfires...you did not explain why and the reason he didnt.....FEMA wanted all Sabine fire trucks to be sent to the command center they had set up @Gladewater airport...Joe refused to send all trucks.....he did send 2....he felt like he needed trucks in Sabine not in Gladewater because that would have left our community without any......and from what I remember we had many fires ALL over our community...he did go against FEMA but only to PROTECT our community.... SABINE VFD has and will continue to serve you.... I also know Joe Johnston has retired and I believe the community will support him in his choice of who he made fire chief.....Joe Johnston....volunteers.....supporters of the community.....has made the department what it is today...to find someone who will take time from their family.....and I'm talking about family dinners...school plays...getting a fire call at 3am...miss watching their kids play sports...family vacations.....and NOT GET PAID to support our community in fire protection .....takes a very special person... SVFD is a VERY respected department and will continue to serve our community.....Our community is not stupid...... I have alot more to say about the individuals in the LCFD but in due time the truth of the individuals and their attempts of becoming another department in the community will come to a end....all the members of the LCFD are individuals that just want personal glory of some kind and only want to be what they most likely never will be ...a fireman I am a proud supporter of the SVFD...I have been all my life....you see my dad is Joe Johnston and I am very proud of all the accomplishments he made as fire chief and for our community...all the fires and lives that him and all the volunteer fireman have helped and saved in our community.... SVFD will continue to be a strong....respectful...and serve our community.
We support lcfr to the
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Mon, 2013-02-11 13:26.
We support lcfr to the fullest and from what i can have heard that jo johnson chould not follow femas orders 2 of these men joined after the wildfires the new chief joined during so tell me how much he. Knows about being a fire chief 2 of this guys are state certified not on the vol. Side the others are taking class as we speel to git state levels there is only one guy at svfd who is state certified the rest are not even on state level so in the end my pic the new department if anything maybe they can qork together to make ower community better
Any one who wants to join the
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Mon, 2013-02-11 14:23.
Any one who wants to join the SVFD has to go through the Kilgore College fire academy whether online or onsite. Just like the drug testing. So therefore many of the guys on the Sabine VFD are certified firefighters in the state of Texas.
I think u should all learn
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Mon, 2013-02-11 13:16.
I think u should all learn your facks before you starting about how great the svfd is i did my own reasearch and learn that the great new chief they have was chraged and convicted of thief o how about the previous chief with a dwi how about the other members witg all the numerous breaking and entering they have so now how safe do u feel about your wonderful svfd thia mean tryed to inform chief johnson of the ceiminals that he had and when they did they were told to shutup and were removed they have created and wonderfull 24 service that will help to better the community there department is open to the public at all times and yes the follow crimminal history that follows the fire service guideliness may e u should learn to read a little more and since when does avfd do drug test if so how come servial members have drug charges and were convicted if u dont belive it is all on gregg county website me and my familly greatly support lcfr
Please learn to spell first.
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Mon, 2013-02-11 14:21.
Please learn to spell first. Secondly, the drug test are pretty important. Many jobs do drug testing before they actually hire anybody. Thirdly, the guys at Sabine VFD look at firefighting as job not actually volunteering. Those guys are very passionate about what they do. They don't need the limelight to do their job. There meetings are also open to the public.
Is this a great group of
Submitted by Concerned Citizen (not verified) on Sat, 2013-02-09 02:50.
Is this a great group of guys? I wonder if they are doing this for the good of Liberty City or some other reason. Most of us in the community have heard these names before. I am aware that at least two of them are toting around Class B Misdemeanor's for Criminal Trespass. One is banned from Sabine ISD Property. Another was discharged from the United States Army for failure to adapt. Another is on Social Security Disability? (How does that work?)Another is under investigation for Fraud by more than one Government Agency. Yet another one of these men, (years ago) falsely reported being shot while off duty. Now these men want to represent Liberty City, they want to serve Liberty City? This may be a small community however it is not a stupid community. What certifications do these men have? I know that other departments that serve Liberty City require back ground checks and drug screens. What does this "department" have in place? As a concerned citizen, I think that some explaining needs to be done. I don't want my community to be represented by people that have their own agenda. I don't want questionable people having access to my home, my job, my children, or anything else. Please explain a Better department.
The upstart department will
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Mon, 2013-02-11 08:37.
The upstart department will not be a better department. Your talking about 6 guys. And, you made some great points about the background of them. There's also one who was let go by Kilgore Rescue. To the people of Liberty City, I wouldn't worry too much at all. You will still have a greatly respected fire department in the SVFD. When, I say respected I mean Rusk county, Gregg county, and Smith county. SVFD, has and will continue to work mutual aide to our surrounded areas, just as they would help us out. A really good group of guys at SVFD.
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WOW!!! Has this "service"
Submitted by Vickie Raymond (not verified) on Sat, 2013-02-09 01:43.
WOW!!! Has this "service" just taken a giant step BACKWARDS! Shades of 20 years ago, when we had another few years of a fraction group starting another "service." Sour grapes and egos..... This community seems destined to ALWAYS try to keep itself fractured on something. Just think how successful we could be if we all learned unite and work together for common progress!
I'm disgusted in this whole
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Fri, 2013-02-08 23:53.
I'm disgusted in this whole ordeal. It has been going on for years. I know both departments well. And, SVFD has the respect of the people. Think back to 2011 it was SVFD that saved homes from the wild fires. The other guys couldn't follow chain of command and wanted to do their own thing. Smh.


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AKRON — An appeals court overturned a Medina County judge's decision in a criminal case to ban a Florida man from Ohio for life.
A three-judge panel of the 9th Ohio District Court of Appeals overturned the ban against George Mose, 48, who pleaded guilty to attempted murder of his ex-girlfriend, a Brunswick resident, and attempted aggravated burglary. Mose accepted the ban as part of a plea agreement.
The judges said Ohio law doesn't allow such a punishment.
"While we understand that Mr. Mose agreed to this sanction, the trial court was without authority to impose a punishment which is not authorized by statute," the court said in a Monday decision.
The appeals panel cited a 1998 ruling by another court in Canton striking down a similar county ban as impermissible under state law.
The appeals panel upheld Mose's three-year prison sentence. Mose was released from prison in October, according to the state's prison inmate website.
Mose attempted suicide twice over the breakup with his girlfriend and drove from Bradenton, Fla., to Brunswick in November 2009 after telling roommates that he was going to kill her, according to court documents.
Mose told his roommates about his plan to remove his license plate to disguise his car, arrive at his ex-girlfriend's doorstep with birthday balloons hiding his face, strangle her, and then leave a gift bag full of sentimental items next to her body for her husband. Finally, he planned to either provoke Brunswick police into shooting him, or asphyxiate himself, according to court documents.
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By a domain I mean an open connected subset of ${\mathbb C}$. If $D$ is a domain, let $\operatorname{Aut}(D)$ denote the collection of holomorphic bijections $f:D\to D$. It is well-known that if $f$ is holomorphic, so is its inverse, so $\operatorname{Aut}(D)$ is actually a group.
We can give a topology to $H(D)$, the set of holomorphic maps with domain $D$, by setting $f_n\to f$ iff $f_n$ converges uniformly to $f$ on any compact subset of $D$. This actually makes $H(D)$ a complete metric space (Section 2.2 of Berenstein-Gay "Complex variables").
I have a few questions about $\operatorname{Aut}(D)$ with this topology. First,
Is $\operatorname{Aut}(D)$ a topological group?
It is easy to check that $f_n\circ g_n\to f\circ g$ if $f_n\to f$ and $g_n\to g$ in $H(D)$, so the question here is whether $f_n^{-1}\to f^{-1}$ if $f_n\to f$, and $f_n,f\in \operatorname{Aut}(D)$. (This may be trivial.) Second,
If $f_n\to f$ in $H(D)$ and $f_n\in \operatorname{Aut}(D)$ for all $n$, is $f\in \operatorname{Aut}(D)$ as well? Are there any reasonable assumptions on $D$ that make this true? (As pointed out in the comments below, if $D$ is simply connected, then $f$ needs not be injective.)
By Rouche, we have that $f$ is either constant or injective (Prop 2.6.19 in Berenstein-Gay "Complex Variables"). Perhaps, if it is injective, showing it is surjective should be easy?
I've heard that $\operatorname{Aut}(D)$ is actually a Lie group. I suppose the topology is the one I mentioned, but I do not see where the manifold structure will come from if that's the case. Could you sketch why this is so, or point me in the right direction if I'm completely off the mark here?


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Tulane head coach Curtis Johnson will remain on the sideline for the Green Wave through the 2020 season.
Dec. 7, 2013
New Orleans - - Tulane University Director of Athletics Rick Dickson announced today that head football coach Curtis Johnson has received a three-year contract extension, which will keep him on the sidelines with the Green Wave through the 2020 season.
Johnson was tabbed as the 39th head football coach in school history on December 5, 2011. Johnson made the short trip to the Tulane campus after spending the previous six seasons (2006-2011) as the wide receivers coach for the New Orleans Saints.
In less than two seasons, Johnson has transformed Tulane into a postseason team for the first time in 11 years and features a roster that includes many national and all-conference performers, as well as, numerous all-academic standouts.
"I'm very pleased to announce an extension through 2020 for Coach Johnson," Dickson said. "He and his staff have quickly established a winning culture within the Tulane cornerstones of excellence in scholarship, sport and service. We look forward to working together through this new era for Tulane football, as we go forward into our bowl game, our new conference and our new stadium."
"(Scott) Cowen and Rick Dickson have both been fantastic to me and this program and I believe this is the best opportunity in the world," Johnson said. "I love being the head coach at Tulane and our assistant coaches really feel good about what we are doing and the direction we are headed. I am committed to Tulane and our administration is committed to our program and this extension is a great example of that promise. This is extension will allow us to take this program to new heights."
After recording a 2-10 record in his rookie season at Tulane in 2012, Johnson has engineered one of the biggest turnarounds in college football in 2013. He led the Green Wave to a 7-5 overall record, the most wins since 2002, a Conference USA mark of 5-3, the most league wins since 1998, a 5-1 home record and more importantly to the school's 11th bowl appearance with a berth in the 2013 R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl.
Johnson is the 10th head coach in school history to lead the Green Wave to a bowl game, but is just the second Tulane coach to inherit a losing program and lead the team to a bowl game in his second season, joining Tommy Bowden who led Tulane to an 11-0 campaign and a Liberty Bowl berth in 1998.
Along the way, three players received national player of the week honors, four players were named to national watch lists and six players earned C-USA Player of the Week honors on eight occasions. Off the field, Tulane was one of four schools to receive the prestigious AFCA Academic Achievement Award and junior safety Sam Scofield was named to the Capital One Academic All-America Second Team and was also named to the C-USA All-Academic Football Team.
A New Orleans native and graduate of St. Charles High School, Johnson, 52, has nearly 30 years of coaching experience from both the collegiate and professional levels and was a part of an NFL Championship with the Saints and a Bowl Championship Series National Championship with the University of Miami (Fla.) Hurricanes in 2001.
In his first season as the head coach of the Green Wave, two players received All-America honors, including Cairo Santos, who became just the fifth player in school history, and the first since 1941, to earn consensus first team All-America honors and was also the winner of the prestigious Lou Groza Award, which is presented to the nation's top place kicker, and Darion Monroe received honorable mention freshman All-America honors from College Football News.
Johnson's rookie campaign also saw three players named to the All C-USA First Team, including Santos, receiver Ryan Grant and deep snapper Billy Johnson, while a total of nine players received All C-USA honors. Senior quarterback Ryan Griffin quickly benefitted from Johnson's pro-style offense and signed as a free agent with the hometown Saints shortly after the 2013 NFL Draft concluded.
Off the field, quarterback Ryan Griffin and Scofield were each named to the C-USA All-Academic Football Team, while 29 of his football student-athletes were named to the C-USA Commissioner's Honor Roll and six players received a C-USA Academic Medal for sporting a 3.75 grade-point-average or higher.


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Lexington's own Amazing Wonders Gaming & Hobby Center is holding its 2nd Annual Spring Carnival this Saturday. From 2pm to 11pm local gamers can look forward to a day of fun, games, live entertainment, and sundry fandom-freandly activities. According to the recent invitation sent out over facebook, events will icinclude:
- Cosplay Contest - Prizes will be awarded in the categories of "Most Realistic", "Crowd Favorite", and "Judges Pick".
- Tabletop game demos.
- Live performances by Shadowclone.
- The Tinderbox Circus Sideshow.
- Performance by chiptune musicient Solarbear.
- Master Juggler Michael Sikora.
- Future Kidz.
The summer carnival will also feature booths from local merchants and crafters, including:
- Jewelry crafter Bardic Kitty.
- Perier bead artist Mayling Yap.
- Jewelry, wire, bead and scarf designer Linda Ratliff.
Get your dice, get your friends, and head down to Amazing Wonders this Saturday for an afternoon of gaming, entertainment, and creativity!
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Some in Europe have an interesting take on why the U.S. oil and gas industry is meddling into the Ukrainian-Crimean-Russian crisis. Two bills were introduced in Congress that would fast track approval for massive infrastructures and overseas trade in liquid natural gas from fracking. The bills allow the gas to flow to all members of the World Trade Organization (WTO). An April 10 UK Guardian article exposed the process of exploiting the Ukrainian crisis and anti-Russian hysteria to help sell American liquid natural gas abroad.
The theory is that, if the European Union could become less dependent on Russian gas, it would help in the fight against Russia's regional ambitions. The problem with such a scheme is that, while the oil and gas industry would get richer, the U.S. would see none of the wealth.
America would not get gas that was promised when domestic fracking operations were so recklessly expanded. The U.S. environment would be vastly more devastated. The taxpayers would foot the bill and suffer the environmental consequences. Finally, the required infrastructure would be massive and would cost tens of billions to construct.
Two bills actually call for fast tracking approval for expanded sales throughout the WTO. In other words, while promising to relieve dependency on Russian liquid gas, the proposed legislation comes with no guarantee the EU will ever get the gas.
Big oil and gas once promised Americans the same freedom from Middle Eastern imports if expanded fracking was allowed. Exporting to other nations was not discussed. The two bills in Congress are House Resolution 6 (H.R. 6) and Senate Bill 2083 (S. 2083).
H.R. 6 is titled the "Domestic Prosperity and Global Freedom Act." It is sponsored by Cory Gardner (R, Co). Govtrack gives this bill a 61 percent chance of getting past committee and a 12 percent chance of being enacted. That is only slightly better than the congressional average. Only 11 percent of bills become law.
This bill would expedite approval to export of natural gas to any World Trade Organization (WTO) member nation, not just the EU nations.
S. 2083 is called the American Job Creation and Strategic Alliances LNG Act. It is sponsored me Mark Udall (D, Co) and stands a zero percent chance of passing. This bill would do the same as the House bill, but pushes the equivalent of political gold: Job creation. Of course, most of the jobs would be temporary construction jobs.
Americans Against Fracking is one organization that will fight fast-tracking of LNG exports. The group has European counterparts who will also work to stop the plot from carrying out.