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Old Stone & Slate
Kilmartin has only one real street which runs along its entiire length for about quarter of a mile. From here there are little back lanes with no pavements where pedestrians and cars give way happily to each other with a friendly smile and a cheery wave. I loved our stroll here breathing in wood smoke, how I love this smell, looking at all the old stone buildings built from local stone with slate roofs. We were delighted to discover the little outhouses set apart in peoples' gardens. Probably used for gardening items or coal and wood sheds but their origin was an outside loo. How time changes things but also leaves the charms of the past.
Address: Kilmartin
Directions: On the A816 between Oban to the North & Lochgillphead to the South
Website: http://www.kilmartin.org
A winter's walk through Kilmartin Glen - what a pleasure to have a near solitary walk here. I say near solitary I did walk step by step with Kenny and the dogs but not always. I frequently seemed to lag behind taking endless photographes of the landscapes, the sheep and the complete isolation of this quiet glen. Signs of early Spring were all around, snowdrops were in abundance and crocuses were just popping through the still cold earth. Be aware the sheep here are left to graze undisturbed in unfenced moorland but despite not another soul around the sheep were not bothered in the least with our presence let alone the dogs who where leashed but so many country smells to investigate puddles to run through not one of them noticed they were under close scrutinity.
Address: Kilmartin Glen
Directions: Left turn to car park of the A816 unclassified road
Website: http://www.outdooraccess.scotland.com
St. Conval's Chapel
The interior of the Saint Conan's Church is simple but breathtakenly beautiful. St. Conval's Chaple contains the remains of its builders William and Helen Campbell. Text carved round the walls reads "The Lord spake saying, let them make me a sancturary that I may live amongst them" a fitting tribute beyond the beautiful wrought iron gates. A double row of dark carved stalls line the chancel, carved from Spanish Walnut, they show the coat of arms, crests and badges of the Clan Chiefs who long before the Church was built held land in this area. The semi circular Asp surrounds the chancel, the clear glass windows receives the full blast of daylight with the mountains as a back drop. This part of the Church is said to be copied from St. John's Chapel in the Tower of London which is very dark. The Bruce Chapel commemorates Robert the Bruce's victory at the Pass of Brander. Underneath the efigy of the King the casket contains a fragment of bone taken from Dunfermline Abbey. The stained glass windows are a sight to behold, the three light McCorquondale window is stunning. The other window which held my interest was of the Angel designed and painted by Helen Campbell. Inside the door of the Church they have placed a visitors book, no one was there when we visited. They have postcards for sale and a little guide book as well as the donation boxes, all is just left to trust - a good conclusion on Church life here at Loch Awe.
Address: Loch Awe
Directions: On the main road through the village of Loch Awe
The original Church was completed in 1886 and was tiny. The architect William Douglas Campbell made the building of a new Church here, incorporating some of the old church, his lifes work. He started work on the church in 1907 he later died in 1914. After World War l his sister Helen carried on with his plans for the Church, she died in 1927 and the project was completed by their trustees and the Church dedicated for service in 1930. The Church is dedicated to Saint Conan the Patron Saint of Lorne who was a disciple of Saint Columba. In keeping with Scottish Abbey Churches, Campbell created a Cloister Garth, it has no real purpose just copied beauty for its own sake. The great beams in the cloister and the entrance door to the Church were designed using wood from two battleships - The Caledonia and The Duke of Wellington. The Church is designed using many styles and has an air of antiquity, this is largely due to the stonework which was not quarried and brought in, the boulders from the surrounding Mountains were used, split and shaped on the spot. The founders vision of "Creating a House Beautiful for God" has indeed been realised here. The Church is open to visitors 7 days during daylight hours. Entrance is free but please leave a donation so the next generation can enjoy the beauty of this most splendid Church.
Address: Loch Awe
The only one awake in the Village
Melfort Village was once a farming estate where local people lived and worked. The village has kept its original buildings and little track road which winds its way around in a circle. Although the cottages are original the interiors are not. This little community has given way to tourism in the form of self catering accommodation. It really is a very pretty place to view - the little white cottages with their three foot thick walls, lots of green space and a horse riding stable complete the picture. It was early in the morning when we dropped by. No one seemed to be awake apart from the Sweet Shetland Pony who came to say hello or perhaps goodbye we were at the end of our trip to Argyll and the start of the long journey home.
Address: Melfort Village
Directions: Just before Kilmelfort turn right onto a single track road for a mile and a half
The word Croabh in Scottish Gaelic means tree - I don't know why this place is named this way - we saw very few trees around here. Croabh Haven is a purpose built holiday resort built in 1983 but its scenery is much older and the Celtic Cross War Memorial suggests this little piece of heaven exisited before the tourist trail. I Just loved the pastel coloured houses and the marina. The views from the Haven across the waters of the Firth of Lorne include the Slate Islands with Shuna being the closest. Beyond this lies Garvellach Islands to the South West. Colonsay, Oronsay, Jura and Islay are all just a boat trip away.
Address: Croahb Haven
Directions: One mile to the west of the A816 22 miles south of Oban
Gateway to the Inner Hebrides
Ardfern is a small rural community located on the Craignish Sea Loch, in Scottish Gaelic the village is known as Aird Fheama. Here you will find a village of one - one shop one cafe one firestation one school one bus stop one hotel. What Ardfern doesn't lack is yachts. When we arrived here we kept driving the single track road passed the village and along the shoreline until we came to the end of the road which just stops short of the end of the peninsula. We then had the difficult job, or at least my husband did, of reversing the car backwards to find a suitable place to turn, not easy on a single track road. Mission accomplished we parked the car in the Gallery of Lorne Hotel car park which was rather busy. We took the decision to walk the dogs through this tiny village then finished of with a look at the boat yard here. This proved interesting with many yachts in safe anchorage over the winter and some under repair. On our return to the car park to our dismay - the cars had all gone and the hotel for the much hoped for cup of coffee was shut. In Summer all would be changed here Ardfern is a popular place to explore the Inner Hebrides and Western Isles.
Address: Ardfern Argyll
Directions: From the A816 take the unclassififed road leading west
Dunadd was the earliest capital of the Kingdom of Dalriada, founded by Fergus Mhor who sailed from Ireland around AD500 two hundred years ater the first Scots arrived on the West Coast. Dunadd became the seat of the inauguration of first Scottish Kings. By 843 Kenneth MacAlpin became the first King of the union of Scots and Picts. The last excavations took place here in 1981, there is little left of this dark age fortification. The remains of the wall which follows a natural line on the hill and a strange footprint in the rock - roughly size 6., but the feelings this place evokes, knowing you have stood where Kenneth MacAlpin had stood, touched what he and his predecessors had touched in long years past and the haunting reality you are in the cradle of a nation.
Directions: Signposted right of the A816 then about 1 mile on unclassified road turn right into the car park.
Kilmartin Stones
There is a little glass roofed building in Kilmartin Kirk Yard where we viewed grave slabs which had been arranged chronologically around the inside. The stones date from the earliest 1300's to the late 1700's. The detail they portray gives a picture book guide to the past. Most were the work of a group of stonemasons working around Loch Awe in the 14th. and 15th. Centuries. Back outside amongst the other grave stones we found the Poltalloch Stones, these stones depicted 14th. Century men preparing for battle with their swords, spears and claymores. The Poltalloch Stones were brought to Kilmartin when they were discovered on the Poltalloch Estate. All these ancient monuments are in the care of Historic Scotland.
Address: Kilmartin Church Yard
Directions: If you park in the village car park the Church is on your left
Website: http://www.kilmartin.org
Dunchraigaig Cairn transaltes from Scottish Gaelic into English as the Tomb of the Eagles. It has been in existance for a mind blowing time it was erected 2,000 B.C. At first when we entered the field the Cairn looked like a massive amount of scattered stones heaped together in the centre. After walking around the entire area we soon realised we had been standing on the very top of an ancient burial site. The Cairn is low lying but I would think it was a bit taller as the entrance is just a narrow slit. Amazing to think our ancestors were buried here but then we spotted the warning sign on the exit gate warning you of the dangers of crossing the road ah well a visit to the past could bring you back to the present with a bump.
Address: Dunchraigaig
Directions: South of Kilmartin on the A816
Website: http://www.kilmartin.org
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'Jack Reacher' International Trailer Suggests Tom Cruise's Own Version of 'Drive'
Posted on Sunday, July 1st, 2012 by Russ Fischer
A Russian version of the teaser trailer for Christopher McQuarrie's Jack Reacher has come online, and it marks the first good look most of us have had at the film. Tom Cruise stars as Lee Child's fan-favorite hero Jack Reacher. He's a former military policeman who lives out his post-Army career as an itinerant who has a tendency to get drawn into violent, weird situations as he explores America.
This film is an adaptation of the novel One Shot, in which a sniper kills a handful of people in a midwestern American city, and while in police custody has only one request: "get me Jack Reacher."
While there was no shortage of consternation over the casting of Cruise as Reacher, who in Child's novels is described as a hulk of a man, the weirdest thing here might be the car-centric editing of the trailer. Those familiar with the Reacher novels know the character isn't really car-oriented. The whole car thing, combined with the dingy, moody visuals, help suggest overtones of Drive. It's an interesting ad angle to take.
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[2] Biologically produced organic carbon and its export from the surface to the deep ocean partially regulates atmospheric CO2 concentrations and therefore global temperatures. This biological pump results in atmospheric CO2 concentrations that are nearly half the levels predicted if all marine life were extinct [Siegenthaler and Sarmiento, 1993]. The rate of the biological pump may not have changed since pre-industrial times [Siegenthaler and Sarmiento, 1993], because nutrients, light, and zooplankton grazing control carbon export, rather than CO2 concentrations [Raven and Falkowski, 1999]. However, there is potential for significant changes to this export flux in the future as a result of warming-induced stratification [Sarmiento et al., 1998], making quantification and monitoring of the biological pump essential.
[3] A wide variety of methods have been developed to quantify biological productivity, but methodological differences and the lack of a standard for flux measurements can complicate interpretation [e.g., Cullen, 2001]. With each method susceptible to different errors, productivity may be best constrained by comparing several different methods. Incubation-based methods suffer from isolation of the plankton community within the incubation bottle, and potential mismatches in the physical conditions of incubation versus the original environment, such as light levels and temperature [Platt and Sathyendranath, 1993; Cullen, 2001]. In situ methods are susceptible to other errors, such as ±15% errors in air-sea gas exchange fluxes for the O2 mass balance method [e.g., Juranek and Quay, 2010]. However, comparing several different methods to obtain a constrained measure of productivity is also complicated as different methods rarely directly measure the same process [Falkowski et al., 2003]. In certain cases, this complication can be minimized by comparing two methods that have measured rates that should be equivalent if averaged over large enough temporal and spatial scales or if the system is at steady state. New production and net community production are a common example of this [e.g., Legendre and Gosselin, 1989; Laws, 1991; Falkowski et al., 2003]. Available techniques can integrate over temporal and spatial scales ranging from milliseconds and single cells (Fast Repetition Rate Fluorometry) to hours and specific depths (incubation-based) to weeks and the mixed layer (O2mass balance) to years and global coverage (satellite-based). As a result, the temporal and spatial scales of each method also affect method comparisons.
[4] In this study, we compare in situ estimates of net community productivity (O2/Ar-NCP), with incubation-based estimates of new (15N-NewP, based on15NO3−) and carbon-based primary (13C-PP) productivity (Table 1) along a coastal-oceanic transect in the subarctic northeast Pacific. There have been a number of studies that compare incubation-based productivity estimates using different tracers [e.g.,Bender et al., 1987, 1999; Dickson et al., 2001], but fewer studies have compared in situ and incubation-based methods [e.g.,Hendricks et al., 2004; Juranek and Quay, 2005]. There are fewer still that directly compare in situ estimates of net community productivity (NCP) with incubation-based estimates [e.g.,Quay et al., 2010; Hamme et al., 2012] and only one that compared measurements in the subarctic northeast Pacific [Emerson et al., 1993].
|Tracer Method
|Stoichiometric Ratio
|Steady State Equivalence
|Net Community Productiona (O2/Ar-NCP)
|O2/Ar mass balance equating air-sea gas exchange of biological O2 to NCP [Craig and Hayward, 1987; Reuer et al., 2007]
|1.4 O2:C [Laws, 1991]
|New production, Biological Carbon Export [Legendre and Gosselin, 1989; Laws, 1991; Falkowski et al., 2003]
|New Productionb (15N-NewP)
|24-hr15NO3−on-deck incubation [Dugdale and Goering, 1967]
|Measured POC:PON ratio in each bottle (7.1 ± 1.1, n = 96)
|NCP, Biological Carbon Export
|Primary Productionc (13C-PP)
|24-hr13C on-deck incubation [Slawyk et al., 1977]
|24-hr14C incubations [Slawyk et al., 1984]
[5] With tri-annual cruises that cover a range of productivity regimes and a comprehensive historical data set with several intensive studies, Line P samples an important region for productivity method comparison. Located in the subarctic North Pacific, Line P extends from the southern tip of Vancouver Island out to one of the longest running deep-ocean time series in the world, P26 (Ocean Station Papa, OSP, Station P, or P, at 50°N 145°W,Figure 1). The time series includes over five decades of measurements at P26, with additional stations added in 1959 and increasing in 1981 to the 27 sampled today. Line P spans a range of physical, chemical and biological regimes [Boyd and Harrison, 1999; Varela and Harrison, 1999; Whitney et al., 2005], shifting from a highly productive near-coastal environment affected by seasonal upwelling [Whitney et al., 1998] out to the High-Nutrient Low-Chlorophyll (HNLC) region of the subarctic gyre where iron limitation and microzooplankton grazing control phytoplankton standing stocks [Miller et al., 1991; Boyd et al., 1996]. Offshore temporal and spatial variations in productivity along Line P are low [Boyd and Harrison, 1999; Varela and Harrison, 1999], simplifying our comparison of productivity methods that integrate over different temporal and spatial scales. However, though productivity along Line P tends to be nearly constant, iron inputs have caused sporadic high productivity events in the offshore region throughout the time series [Parsons and Lalli, 1988; Wong et al., 1995; Lam et al., 2006]. Although several methods have been used to estimate productivity along Line P (Table S1 in the auxiliary material), measurements done by some methods were only conducted sporadically. Identifying relationships between these different methods can help in interpreting historical measurements by allowing conversion between them.
[6] Here, we present a three-year data set of dissolved O2/Ar measurements and a one-year data set of13C/15N dual tracer incubations along Line P from tri-annual cruises (February, June and August) in 2007 to 2009. We will show that O2/Ar-NCP showed little variability at the offshore stations in June and August 2007–2009 (excluding the anomalous August 2008 event). We also address the impact of diapycnal mixing on estimates of NCP when using an O2/Ar mixed layer mass balance in this region. Rates of 15N-NewP were strongly related to O2/Ar-NCP for all stations sampled in June and August, but comparisons of13C-PP to O2/Ar-NCP or15N-NewP were more variable. Finally, we present observations of two high productivity events along Line P, one in winter (February 2007) and one in summer (August 2008).


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Quade Manager, Sandberg Bench Coach
Will Carroll tweets that Mike Quade will get the manager job for 2011 with Ryne Sandberg being promoted to bench coach.
In related news, I've registered firequade.com.
In future news, calls for Mike Quade to be fired will start around game 5 of next season.
UPDATE: If it wasn't obvious enough from "Will Carroll tweets", this was the beginning stages of a rumor. One in which Carroll then backed off when a guy "who's very WIRED into the Cubs" told him he was wrong, "especially on the timing" (the original tweet said it could be announced as soon as next week). Wittenmyer tweets, "don't believe every tweet you read".
I could not begin to tell you with any type of certainty who is right or wrong or what will happen, but I would say an examination of recent history would lead to the conclusion that Mike Quade is Hendry's choice. If that means anything in the end, I guess we'll find out. Hendry could have very easily gave Sandberg (or Trammell) the interim job after Piniella quit, but chose Quade. Then Quade went and done good, got the backing of the players, all of which most likely justified Hendry's decision in his mind. Whether the Ricketts pull rank on Hendry and insist on Sandberg to create some buzz and sell ticket plans, remains to be seen.
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Submitted by crunch on Thu, 10/14/2010 - 3:54pm.
CRUNCH: The Cubs like Bobby Scales a lot, and he could be in line to get a minor league coaching or managing gig or scouting position in the Cubs organization when he retires.
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yeah, im just being stupid anyway.
bobby does seem to be well respected by his peers...even ones he's taking playing time from in the minors by sticking around trying to "make it."
shame he's not a better defender.
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that would be a good move; scales is worth keeping around in some capacity...
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Submitted by Rob G. on Thu, 10/14/2010 - 3:31pm.
Bobby Scales, Blake Parker outrighted to Triple A btw
ROB G: Because he has been outrighted previously in his career, Bobby Scales can opt for free-agency immediately as an Article XX-B minor league FA (Mike Parisi is the other one). He doesn't have to wait until after the World Series like players eligible to be a Rule 55 minor league FA (6YFA) do.
Blake Parker is not eligible to be an Article XX-B minor league FA or Rule 55 minor league FA, so he will be remaining with in the Cubs organization next season (and he might even get an NRI to ST), unless he gets selected in the December 2010 Rule 5 Draft (which won't happen because if any club was interested enough in him to select him in the Rule 5 Draft, they would have just claimed him off waivers). Parker is not eligible to be a Rule 55 minor league FA until after the 2012 season, unless he gets added back to an MLB 40-man roster in the meantime.
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I just hope you get around to building your new Web site quicker than the guy who bought www.firepiniella.com.
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Hasn't Sandberg said on multiple occassions that he didnt want to be a bench, hitting or 3rd base coach for a MLB team and that being a AAA manager was better for preparing to be a big league skipper than a MLB assistant?
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...then he spent his summers riding on a bus for 3 years. heh...
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Quade is only 2 years older (53 v. 51) than Sandberg, so if Hendry made that sort of promise to Sandberg isn't Hendry assuming that Quade is going to be a failure? Because old age isnt going to be a reason for Quade wanting to leave the job in the next five or so years. Given the talent Sandberg might have at Iowa next year, if no one is really looking at him this year for a managing gig this year isnt Manager of the 2011 PCL champs better on a resume than "Bench Coach for the 3rd, 4th, or 5th place Chicago Cubs".
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Frankly I don't know the answer on this, but my hunch is that MLB managers are rarely managing AAA teams the year before they're hired. I could be wrong, but I think Bench Coach on an MLB team is higher profile position.
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Most bench coaches and 3rd base coaches aren't in the Hall of Fame, either. People all over baseball said "who the fuck is Mike Quade?", no one is going to say that about Sandberg.
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Why does being in the Hall of Fame make you more eligible to manage? Didn't help Ted Williams or Frank Robinson. Sandberg's paid some of his dues, but Quade's coaching experience goes back to the 80s.
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He may say that but it doesn't make it true.
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Fire Mike Quade!
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According to ESPN 1k, Carroll has tweeted again that a Cubs source of his says his report is not true.
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I could be way off, and I'm not really a conspiracy theorist, but I always viewed Quade getting the job as, hey, the ship is sinking, let's not have Ryno be the one who has to go down with it. Then the players threw a wrench into it by playing far better under Quade.
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I might believe this if WC said quade had an ACL reconstruction or sandberg had treatment for a concussion
On second thought, I'd probably question the accuracy there too.
Nobody is gonna scoop Levine, Sully, Muskie or GW on this one.
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Nobody is gonna scoop Levine, Sully, Muskie or GW on this one.
Pretty sure, by definition, all but one of those will have to get scooped.
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That should have been an "and" but I got what he meant.
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I noticed on Rotowire that their blurb on the Carroll-Wittenmeyer rumor-nonrumor, mentioned that Will Carroll is "formerly" of Baseball Prospectus. Anyone know the story there? Is WC finally going to medical school? did he sign on as a medical transcriptionist for Dr Andrews?
...also saw that today is the 7th anniversary of the Bartman game. Ouch.
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he left there earlier this month.
evidently the organization was moving in a direction he didn't like...which i guess for some reason rubbed a non-trained injury expert who occasionally mis-uses medical terms for a living the wrong way.
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True story: Looking back on the decade of the 2000's, the Bartman game changed the world more than any other single event.
Never forget. * Salute
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Pretty sure, by definition, all but one of those will have to get scooped.
My thinking is that we will have to check the seconds column on their twitter timestamp to see who will be the winner on this one
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If I'm Quade, having Sandberg there is too much pressure. Ryno has campaigned too actively and publicly for the manager's job. I can't imagine that Hendry would want to give Quade the job on that basis.
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Is there a bigger Hendry apologist on the planet than Dunce Miles? All this guy has done since the beginning of the Ricketts era is try to acquit Hendry of all the bad decisions he made, or signed off on, during the Wrigley/Zell era.
Hendry was given a significantly escalating payroll and told to win. He used that incredible financial flexibility to sign a long string of overvalued, back-loaded contracts to players with significant deficiencies in the elements of their skills.
Now Miles would have us believe that all of these decisions were being made from on high, against the will of the general manager, who apparently kept his mouth shut and cashed his million-dollar paychecks without actually doing his job. Except, of course, when a deal worked out, like Ted Lilly, who Hendry bravely signed with one hand on his Blackberry and other beating death away.
I used to respect Miles the most of the Big Four beat reporters, but his recent behavior in respect to acquitting Hendry has been downright shameful.
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Other recent contracts (2006-09) that were either bad or at least a misallocation of resources: JJones, Marquis, Eyre, Howry, Miles, and - lest we forget - Bradley.
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It is easy to kick this horse. Let me put on my steel-toed boots to help.
HOWEVER: My jaw dropped in disbelief when the Cubs signed the #1 FA that year. Coveted. Incredible previous year. And, JD Drew was the next in line for an offer. That was about it at this level.
So, I for one was absolutely ecstatic that my team FINALLY spent the "big dough" under the team president's leadership. Hendry built the team that could "win it all". And, in 2008, the team had its zenith with 97 wins and was set up to at the very least, make it to the NLCS. None of us predicted that Dempster would walk 18 guys and give up a Loney Grand Slam to start the pile of shit that we all watched afterwards in games 2 and 3.
I admit to being blind to the long-term consequences after coming up empty here. They are severe. The team's window got slammed down, and "that is that".
But, I can't fault Hendry for at least trying. I did wish, however, I had someone else spending the money that I respect more. I mean, in a fantasy world - what would Jocketty, Schuerholdz, et. al. have done with $140MM?
So now that this formula has failed, the team will try the other route of emphasis on farm and a few FA's. But still will not have an "Ace" on the staff of the caliber we are watching in the Final Four currently.
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Wilken drafted one of those aces, arguably the best one.
Halladay was 18 when he was drafted, Trey McNutt was 19 (out of a CC). Their first full seasons in the minors were comparable: Halladay was 15-7 at high A, McNutt 10-1 at three levels including AA. McNutt started two pressure playoff games for Tennessee, and had this line:
11 innings, 9 hits, 3 runs, 3 ER, 4 walks, 12 strikeouts.
Nice job by a 20-year-old who started the season in Peoria.
Then there's Archer, Carpenter, Cashner, etc.
Relax, E-Man, all we have to worry about is getting rid of Soriano. I think ultimately the Cubs will have to give away a couple of very good prospects just to get someone to pay something for Soriano, so the Cubs can save money and Hendry can save face. That's the sort of thing I worry about.
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mcnutt started 2009 throwing high 80, was hitting 91-92mph by the time draft time rolled around and showed up in 2010 hitting mid-90s. good stuff for a 81931739th rounder even though he got paid over slot.
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E-Man, great stuff. I unequivocally agree about Soriano; that signing was a statement (whether it turned out to be misguided or not).
As for an ace, I regularly bash Zambrano, here and elsewhere, but it is very hard to argue with his post-meltdown starts. Not saying it erases anything, not saying it'll continue (in Chicago or elsewhere, if that were to happen), but the man pitched like an ace the last month or however long.
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It's a mistake to sign a player as a statement. Sign a player because he's a good investment.
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The statement is part of the value of the investment.
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Until the player turns out to be mediocre and then becomes a statement about how poorly the team invests their money. Spend money wisely, if in large sums, and the statements will take care of themselves.
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PWSullivan: @SI_JonHeyman reports Eric Wedge in at Seattle, reunited with old pal Milton Bradley.
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Chapman shouldn't be reserved anymore on 40 man.
Interesting split on Heyward according to ESPN. As a CF, his slash line .292/.363/.375/.738. At RF: .212/.204/.300/.604. 21/72 as a CF, 58/273 as a RF.
He's also been better when batting 2nd, but he had a nice start in the 6 hole, but has slumped ever since. He was heating up before the All Star break, but is only hitting .108 in the 2nd half.
When we played the Reds with Chapman, I always thought of it as an eight-inning game. So now other teams have eight innings to try to get a lead against the Cubs. Should be a challenge, assuming three or four Cubs ever start hitting again.
I don't really try to get to know and like these players personally. I'm rooting for laundry, for the most part. Exceptions might be when a player makes trouble in the clubhouse or in the dugout. (Zambrano and Bradley come to mind. Also Papelbon.) But I don't think Chapman is one of those jerks.
Unfortunately, a pretty good summary. It looks like next year Heyward will be getting yet another batting stance adjustment.
The recent good news has been Baez. I'm afraid about the next league adjustment on him, though, which is probably right around the corner.
Bryant I don't worry about too much. Just not seeing the ball well right now. He'll turn it around. Russell's been good with men in scoring position all year and he's 22ish. He'll be fine but next year is likely to be his breakout year.
If Travis' back-to-back-to-back walks cost Hendricks the ERA title, that would really suck.
Edit: "A lifeless loss to a lousy Sox team."
This place is a real downer after a loss to the Sox.
I expect they will go 5-9 games above .500 the rest of the year. 96-98 wins will win the Division.
They should have one more 2-3 week hot streak in them.
However, several players are just "average" for the last month: Zobrist, Ross, Russell, Ceasar. Montero is terrible, plus he cannot throw anyone out. -WAR. Heyward is abysmal at the plate, but a plus in the OF. Still with RISP he has been terrible. KB has not been driving in runs as of late. But Apparently the team is still above average with RISP according to S Sahadev.
I came to that realization tonight. I kept expecting them to play better, but now I realize they aren't going to. They are a .500 team now.
- They have one reliable starting pitcher. Jake's magic is gone, and it doesn't look like it's coming back. Lester has been lousy recently. Lackey's ERA goes up every time he pitches.
- Heyward has been dead weight all year. I can't remember a single series where he was a significant offensive contributor. Not one. Great defense, but but if he were hitting .270 with 10 HR and played average defense, the Cubs would be better off.
new rule...no one's allowed to throw k.bryant a changeup
Team is .500 since early May and is playing like a .500 team. Lack of offense seems to be putting a lot of pressure on the pitchers...and they aren't handling it terribly well.
.500 the rest of the way still may win the division though.
...i hate espn.
nothing like settling into a cubs game to get a few minutes cutaway for an ortiz AB in the 6th inning of the det/bos game.
oh, at least they're doing split screen now...i guess.
I'm liking this rookie Nathan.
Richard DFA'd. Meh...
Throwbacks with fashionable cutouts would be a nice touch.
The next 2 games are nationally televised. I think we dominate tonight, hitting 3 HRs off Shields. Great night for KB to end HR drought facing HR prone pitcher in one of the most hitter friendly parks in the league.


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Former Southeastern Illinois College (SIC) archer Trevor Nelson of Carmi captured the 2014 Illinois Archery Shooters Association (ASA) 3D title in the men's hunter division earlier this month.
Nelson was a member of the college's archery team that won the US Intercollegiate Archery Championship at the University of Missouri in 2013.
Nelson was one of two former Southeastern Illinois College archers that scored big in the professional ranks at the Illinois ASA 3D Championships held in Decatur July 19-20.
With 145 archers competing for various division titles, Trevor Nelson of Carmi won gold in the men's bow hunter division, while Aaron Head of Harrisburg captured the men's unlimited division title.
Both Nelson and Head were members of SIC's national championship archery teams during the 2012-14 seasons. In 2013, Head was crowned top collegiate archer in the nation in the men's bow hunter division at the US Intercollegiate Archery Championships (USIAC) hosted by the University of Missouri at Columbia.
Nelson finished as national runner-up, providing a one-two punch against varsity squads from such Division I schools as Michigan State University, University of Wisconsin, Penn State University, and Purdue University.
"I'm not surprised that Trevor and Aaron are doing so well in ASA events," said Archie Blair, archery coach at SIC. "These young men are dedicated to archery and represent the very best among our former students. We are extremely proud of their accomplishments."
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This may seem like a silly question, but given that each persons' tastes are different why is it that salt is added during cooking? It seems better to just allow the person eating the food to add their own salt to taste as opposed to forcing the same amount of saltiness on everyone equally.
A few general reasons:
But of course, if you're eating with people who don't like much salt at all, and salt can easily be added at the table (a pureed soup, for example), then there's nothing wrong with waiting until then.
The main reason salt is added during cooking and not after is to ensure a better distribution. This makes every bite taste as intended by the cook.
Besides the above entries;
Adding salt later brings the taste of the salt forward and masks the taste/flavors of the meal.
Here are 2 more reasons salt is often added during cooking.
Here are some reasons to salt after cooking.
Chemically, salt is just salt, that is sodium chloride. Salts from different sources may have different degrees of contamination, but these are small and pretty well irrelevant in the context of the dilution in a dish of food. Salt is very readily detected by the tongue on impact and that is why the salt that comes in large flakes - and added after cooking - is prized. Add flaked salt after cooking - you'll get the impact without the health repercussions of excessive salt intake - the rest is marketing hype. (I exclude of course things like breadmaking where salt is integral to the process).
I do think the main reason is that it's better distributed but I'll add just a little something: Osmosis!
If your water is not salted then the minerals inside your ingredients will be released in order to have a balance with the water. On the contrary if the water is too salted, then your ingredients will absorb the salt, and then it will be too salty.
Usually I don't like that much salt, but when it's come to boiling, I fell like I need to add a lil' bit of it. Otherwise, the food seems to have lost some of its taste.
Not only does the salt allow for more even distribution of the salt, but salt has the ability to bring flavors out.
This can be illustrated by sautéing veggies or searing meat. If you give the ingredients a little kosher salt, you can really change your dish around. (Especially kosher salt since it has a lower sodium level that other salts, therefore more curing and less salty)
A great example of this steak. Before searing a steak, give it a light dusting of kosher salt and let it rest for ~15mins or so.
When you throw it in the pan, you'll notice a delicious crust forming. That's because the kosher salt brought out lots of protein laden water from the steak to the surface.
Hope this helps.
A bit of clarification about "kosher salt being less salty".
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The short answer: seasoning. We can only taste four (or, five, depending on whether or not you consider umami) flavors: salty, sweet, bitter, and sour. Without any of these, food will taste bland, no matter how it was prepared. The best tasting food usually combines all of these in some ratio, depending on which flavors the cook wants to emphasize and which flavors will play a supporting role.
Salting during cooking is a subtle technique to season certain ingredients/flavors and intensify their flavor. Thomas Keller has a good explanation: http://www.latimes.com/features/food/la-fo-master-class-thomas-keller-20110428,0,3142391.htmlstory
When properly seasoned, food shouldn't taste salty. Adding salt at the end of cooking almost invariably makes it taste salty, rather than seasoning and intensifying flavors.
Certainly many foods need salt added during cooking, for convenience sake if nothing else. But meats I think often benefit most from salt added just before putting them in your mouth. Salt added during cooking just soaks in and makes them taste SALTY like a cheap hotdog or a can of Spam. The flavor just seems burned out, and the extreme saltiness makes me very thirsty. If I'm cooking a nice steak on the grill and cut it up and sprinkle the salt on at the last moment, it really brings out the flavor without using all that much salt. It is almost like I'm salting my taste buds rather than salting the meat, and changing their perception of the flavor rather than altering the composition of the food.
Also consider that the process of osmosis tends to draw water from the less salty interior of meat the salted exterior, which would tend to remove juiciness. Obviously at some point the salt does penetrate inwards as well.
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Peoria resident Bryan Teague has been sentenced to a week in federal prison and two years' supervised probation for starting the August 2012 Mistake Peak Fire in the Tonto National Forest.
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A hearing has been set for December 9 to determine whether Teague, 56, should pay restitution for the Mistake Peak Fire in the Tonto National Forest. The U.S. Forest Services wants him to pay $487,000, court records show.
Mistake Peak was a relatively small fire by Arizona standards, consuming an estimated 5,220 acres over about three weeks before firefighters tamed it. But the Arizona U.S. Attorney's Office had pressed for prison time because of Teague's recklessness and apparent attempts at avoiding responsibility.
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After lying at first to investigators, Teague eventually confessed to starting the fire on August 8, 2012, saying he'd kicked a 16-ounce propane tank into a campfire. The tank whistled, then exploded with a fireball he described during his interrogation as "bigger than my wingspan." Bushes began burning, followed by a large tree. Teague beat it out of there without calling authorities. Later that night, rangers found him in the woods, pretending to be asleep after apparently having tried to catch a ride with his wife and son.
The mini-disaster was the greatest of a series of reckless acts by Teague over the last 15-or-so years, most of which were due to his alcohol abuse. Besides several DUIs, including one that landed him in prison for a short time, the family man with a love of the outdoors has also been busted for assault and served time in 2011 for firing a handgun after two guys saw him urinating on a car near 29th Avenue and Indian School Road.
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Dannevirke's Anita Lamb has combined her love of the land, animals and storytelling into a new venture - children's books.
Lamb lives at Triple Springs Farm, near the Waihi Falls east of Dannevirke, with husband Dennis, and has taken her love of all things country to the pages of her first children's book Ebony and the Man in the Big Blue Overalls. It was inspired by Dennis' rescue of a black calf.
"We farm side-by-side and I often recall the extraordinary, entertaining and humorous things which have happened out on the farm, so Dennis encouraged me to write them down," she said.
Lamb hopes her stories - eight are planned in this series - will bridge the rural and urban divide.
"When I married and came to live here, a whole new world opened up for me and I want to share that with readers," she said.
"The stories are written through the animals' voices and as well as being entertaining, I hope they're educational and give town kids a real understanding of life in the country."
The stories cover much of what Lamb calls "typical country stuff", with situations familiar to all farming families.
While the series is written for children, Lamb hopes anyone who loves animals will find them an enjoyable read.
Like all self-published authors, the process has been expensive.
"Writing the stories was the easy part," she said.
"Self-published through a company in the Philippines, with the illustrations done in the United States from our guidance, its cost a lot of time and money.
"After a day on the farm, I've then had to spend the night on the phone dealing with all the issues.
"I guess I'm a mix of nerves and excitment and I just hope people love the stories."
The books are for sale online and will be available in Dannevirke PaperPlus within the next week or so. Already 3000 copies have been sent to the United States and the book will feature at the world's largest children's book fair in Bologna, Italy, in March next year.
"I think they'll appeal because all the stories are true and nature often exceeds our imagination," Lamb said.
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ScanJet 5000 SW update from 2.6 to 3.6.
I have a perfectly running ScanJet 5000 on Win XP Prof. here at a customer and wanted to update the german version from version 2.6 to 3.6 in the scope of software maintenance (setup_SDSS_3-6.exe and setup_HPTwain_5000_14-5.exe). I found both the necessary files. Installed in that order. Installation went without any problems.
When starting the application after a restart, the application asks for the file "#HP_5000_Scanner# # .msi". Which exists nowhere. On the 2.6-CD is only the file ' ##HP_5000_Scanner## .msi ", which of course is not accepted.
I have everything uninstalled again and installed the version 2.6 again. Scanner runs correctly, but not with up to date software. How can I update to version 3.6 or where do I find the "###HP_5000_Scanner# # .msi"?
I opend with right-klick the file "setup_SDSS_3-6.exe", but I didn´t found the MSI-File too :-(
The german HP-forum told me to ask here.
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Re: ScanJet 5000 SW update from 2.6 to 3.6.
Sorry you are having issues with the upgrade process.
I have a workaround to the issue you are seeing that may help.
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DOI: 10.1002/9783527627929.refs
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Book Title
Ultra-Fast Material Metrology
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How to Cite
Horn, A. (2009) References, in Ultra-Fast Material Metrology, Wiley-VCH Verlag GmbH & Co. KGaA, Weinheim, Germany. doi: 10.1002/9783527627929.refs
Publication History
- Published Online: 12 OCT 2009
- Published Print: 9 SEP 2009
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Print ISBN: 9783527408870
Online ISBN: 9783527627929
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