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While not alot of the activity involved our favorite team, I'm dizzy from all the signings and trades that have already happened this winter.
So, just wondering what all the general managers could possibly talk about at the Winter Meetings in Orlando tomorrow...
(Usually, I can give credit for an illustration's idea to someone's comment here, and while that's what happened I couldn't find it. So anyway, whoever did make that comment wondering if the gms would have anything to talk about...thanks!)
I LOL'd and I thank you for
I LOL'd and I thank you for that, sir, because it's snowy as shit where I am and I have been working straight through the past 10 days.
well-played Tim.
well-played Tim.
per a completely
per a completely untrustworthy twitter souce..A's/Cubs have a meeting set-up for tonight
Some talk of Brett Anderson and A's have had prior interest in Schierholtz and Barney...
normally I don't bother with those, but it actually makes some sense, other pieces would certainly be involved, but sounds like a good starting point for talks.
b.anderson for a bench OF
b.anderson for a bench OF (cespedes/crisp/reddick/c.gentry already in the OF) and a possible e.sogard replacement that's not a sure-thing would be interesting.
Why would A's give up
Why would A's give up Anderson for spare parts?
to be clear, A's at some
to be clear, A's at some point in the past may have asked about Schierholtz and Barney, doesn't mean they are asking now
I think Gentry possibly filled any OF depth issues, Barney may have some use to them and Anderson is certainly someone they'd deal to get out of his contract (they are the A's afterall), but no one knows exactly what they're looking for now. But they always have an eye on this season and the following seasons, so I'm sure there's some options out there.
they could probably use starting pitch depth, maybe a swingman like Villanueva or maybe a player that has more option years left than Anderson. Maybe they don't match up at all...
Orioles executive vice
Orioles executive vice president of baseball operations Dan Duquette indicated Sunday that they are comfortable with Ryan Flaherty as the team's second baseman.
comfortable with Ryan
comfortable with Ryan Flaherty as the team's second baseman.
Brian Roberts is available?
yeah, and the O's are trying
yeah, and the O's are trying to bring him back.
the O's have a thing for r.flaherty. he actually took over the job on a daily basis for a while last year, but he didn't step up and lost the role.
the guy can field 2nd adequately (as well as 3rd) and he's got 20HR power. consistent quality contact is his only knock.
I had a thought on Tanaka vis
I had a thought on Tanaka vis a vis FA spending. Theo appears willing to spend 'FA' money on players like Rizzo, Castro and 25-yr old T-O-R SP like Tanaka. My guess would be to see similar money spent on Baez, Almora, & Bryant as they enter their arbitration years. Until the Cubs are coming off an 88-90 win season, we won't see Ellsbury/Granderson contracts thrown out let alone Cano deals (which was just assinine).
The Cubs are nearing a
The Cubs are nearing a tipping point with Samardzija, who remains under club control for two more seasons at a time when the franchise is ramping up for 2016 and beyond. Samardzija's camp confirmed nothing has really changed since last winter, when talks about a long-term extension gained no momentum.
After years of shifting between the bullpen and the rotation and commuting from Triple-A Iowa to Chicago, Samardzija simply wants to let this play out and establish himself as a No. 1 starter before signing a new deal....
The two sides have different definitions of market value. The skyrocketing price of pitching could force a Samardzija trade.
I would like Spellcheck to
I would like Spellcheck to establish himself, as a consistent #3 starter.....a #1?
Lol....He's not near that yet.
sorry if 3/44, but Levine in
sorry if 3/44, but Levine in this podcast said Cubs could be in on Choo
Roy Halladay to retire.
Roy Halladay to retire.
Domonic Brown for Samardzija sounds perfect :)
Brown for Schierholtz
Brown for Schierholtz/Samardzija would make some sense as a starting point, obviously Phillies would need to add some prospects of which they have few, not sure if they'd deal Jesse Biddle.
Brown's not due for free agency until after 2017 season.
Can the Phillies Match Up
Can the Phillies Match Up with the Cubs on Samardzija?
Biddle + Brown for Samardzija
Biddle + Brown for Samardzija would be a helluva deal for Cubs imo, also probably a pipedream.
some folks seem to be freaking about Brown fading in the second half, but at age 25, no reason to freak out too much. #4 prospect in baseball heading into 2011, the path isn't always linear. BB rate over 10% in the minors, just under 9% in minors and with Bryant and Soler, he'd probably eventually move to left field.
Still a lot of potential in there, major league ready and 4 years of service time and Cubs could use some left-handed power.
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Outside execs say Brown's defense enough of a problem, hole in swing that might not get kind SP #Phillies want
Outside execs say (that
Outside execs say (that totally aren't associated with another NL East team)
way to kill my buzz...although as I said, think you'd have to throw in Biddle to make the deal and not sure he's available.
that being said, a pretty consistent 18.4% career K rate isn't indicitive of a huge hole in his swing and seems like he's played long enough that they'd figure it out by now.
d.brown's swing can get
d.brown's swing can get sloppy and long...he loves going for outside stuff, especially high.
he couldn't make up his mind whether he was a pull hitter or a reacher in a kinda erratic fashion last season. when he hit a lot of homers up and in the outer part of the zone last may, he spent a few months going back/forth biting at stuff outside the zone trying to replicate may.
his K rate doesn't mean much...quality of contact is in play.
d.brown hit 12 HR in may..
d.brown hit 12 HR in may...and 12 HR in june/july/aug/sept.
his D is rather average.
if they give up even just ninja for brown it's a blown move, imo...i see it more of a brown + others for ninja before a ninja + others for brown.
torre/cox/larussa to HOF via
torre/cox/larussa to HOF via veteran's/expansion committee.
btw, torre was a hell of a player before his managing career.
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Source :The Rays and Dodgers may be matching up on David Price.
Bruce & Ned are buds...
kershaw, greinke, ryu,
kershaw, greinke, ryu, beckett, haren...billingsley
yeah, okay.
i guess if they happen to shift beckett it could work...seems overkill as hell to add another lefty to the mix, even if it's a good one, though.
this is one hell of a boring
this is one hell of a boring 1st day of winter meetings...
tweet there from Witty says
tweet there from Witty says Cubs exploring reliever trade market, Storen and Clippard mentioned
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Joel [email protected]
Outside execs say Wittenmyer's writing has its problems, hole in head that might not get kind rumors #Cubsfans want.
It would be awesome if there
It would be awesome if there were some rumors of the Cubs looking for something other than RPs.
Another pitcher on the market
Another pitcher on the market.
FOX Sports' Ken Rosenthal reports that the Indians are listening to trade offers for Justin Masterson.
The Indians are aiming to contend in 2014 and Masterson is their ace, but Rosenthal says the thinking in dealing him would be to explore "longer-term options." Masterson is entering his walk year, and the Tribe must not feel good about their chances of locking him up to a long-term extension. Paul Hoynes of the Cleveland Plain Dealer reported earlier this offseason that Masterson was looking for an extension in the five-year, $75 million range.
And this morning...
And this morning...
Buster [email protected]_ESPN
The Phillies have indicated to other teams they are ready and willing to talk about Cliff Lee and Cole Hamels in trades.
Baseball America Rule 5
Baseball America Rule 5 Preview has lots of Cubs in it.
That's a few weeks old btw,
That's a few weeks old btw, think it was posted on here when it first came out...not necessarily reflective of what may happen this week. It also has Ha as a left-handed hitter.
Pretty epic animation, Tim.
Pretty epic animation, Tim. That was almost feature-film length (slight exaggeration).
Skaggs about to be off the
Skaggs about to be off the table...3-way trade nearing completion.
DBacks: Trumbo & 2 prospects
White Sox: A. Eaton
Angels: Skaggs & H. Santiago
maybe DBacks getting 2 really good prospects to ship for Samardzija, but I doubt it.
Sox got pants'd
Sox got pants'd
unless the sox are giving up
unless the sox are giving up the prospects i'd rather than a.eaton over h.santiago...
bats should be big this offseason. next year's FA market is pitching-heavy (pending extensions) and very bats-bare (and should get worse with extensions in the coming season). the OF market is really bare.
hanley ramirez, chase headley, and pablo sandavol are the batting "stars" of the 2015 FA market who aren't going to be 35+ years old...and it's expected that h.ramirez will be off the table pretty soon...and the 35+ year old crowd doesn't contain anyone to be too excited about.
tons of pitching, though.
see whatthe final deal is,
see what the final deal is, but Santiago's walk rates are pretty worrisome, Eaton looks like a legit lead-off type.
h.kendrick to Sox supposedly
h.kendrick to Sox supposedly in play in this trade...that changes the "who's giving up the prospects" part up a bit.
done deal, kendrick NOT
done deal, kendrick NOT involved.
prospects probably not named until after the rule 5.
wsox getting another player besides eaton.
r.renteria up next after the
r.renteria up next after the commercial break on MLB Network live if anyone's close to a TV.
blah blah blah...tremendous
blah blah blah...tremendous challenge...blah blah blah...
renteria has sent a "text" out notifying the kids that they should be willing to sacrifice things outside the game to make their game better...focus, desire, etc...come together and become a family...
has spoken to s.castro...great kid...must continue to have conversations...understands he has to do well...
almora/soler/bryant excites him...organization as a whole excites...
likes the foundation of the rotation...talked about how the bullpen needs building...
d.barney is "a solid baseball player" who's "capable of turning it around"..."he needs to know we believe in him."
on whole it seems like renteria's main focus is baby sitting kids making sure they know they're there to play the game and expected to be ready and able to perform at the best of their ability.
deal was as I mentioned
deal was as I mentioned
DBacks get Trumbo, and 2 PTBNL's...one each from Angels and White Sox to be finalized after Rule 5, one may be A.J Schugel from Angels
White Sox get Eaton
Angels get Skaggs and Santiago
rockies get b.anderson for d
rockies get b.anderson for d.pomeranz and c.jensen
poor Anderson going to Mile
poor Anderson going to Mile High. Damn I wanted him in Cub Blue . . .
Brett Anderson to Rockies for
Brett Anderson and cash to Rockies for Drew Pomeranz and Chris Jensen.
"FOX Sports' Jon Morosi
"FOX Sports' Jon Morosi reports that the Cubs, Pirates, Royals and Braves have showed interest in Jason Hammel."
good stuff, poor results (so far)...he's one of those guys that should be doing better than he is given the velocity + variety of pitches that comes out of his arm.
he's already 31 (as of a few months ago), though, and people have been waiting for that turn-around for a while.
"two unidentified NL teams"
"two unidentified NL teams" in on Kemp trade talks.
Prediction: Mets are one, obviously. I just can't imagine who the other one is if not the Cubs. The only other team that makes sense from need and financials is San Francisco, but I simply do not think that can happen.
i can't imagine the cubs
i can't imagine the cubs would be in on it...unless for some reason the LAD want ninja...which makes as little sense as all the other SP they've been rumored to be looking at because they have a full house of pitching already (kershaw, greinke, ryu, beckett, haren).
vogelbomb will probably be a trade chip for the cubs eventually and would be attractive to almost any team out there who doesn't have a long-term 1st/DH solution. he will probably come in handy one day in a trade, if not this offseason. the cubs can also play fast/loose with some of their 3rd base prospects since they're flush with them, though bryant is almost assuredly going no where out of that group.
kemp's interesting...can play all 3 OF positions so he's got flexibility. he's had an injured shoulder nagging him for years, but it's his non-throwing arm. he's got a good enough arm to play RF should a situation dictate him playing there rather than CF (aka, almora).
that said...i dunno if the cubs have what it takes to get it done...or what the dodgers would even want. it's hard to guage what kemp's worth, especially without knowing how much (if any) money the LAD is willing to chip in to lower his contract value and get something done.
"CBS Sports' Jon Heyman
"CBS Sports' Jon Heyman reports that the Cubs' brass will have a meeting with Jeff Samardzija's agents on Wednesday.
Heyman says an offer "isn't necessarily expected," and an extension is "unlikely anyway.""
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The state with the second-highest rate is New Mexico, far back with 23.8 per 100,000 people. Only two other states, Kentucky and Nevada, average more than 20 overdose fatalities per 100,000 people.
The number of drug overdose deaths - a majority of which are from prescription drugs - in the Mountain State has increased by 605 percent since 1999, when the rate was 4.1 per 100,000.
For these and many other serious reasons, the Mountain Region Drug and Violent Crimes Task Force was created.
U.S. Attorney William J. Ihlenfeld II announced Monday in Elkins that nine agencies in three counties have joined forces to form the region's first drug and violent crimes task force,
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Our region definitely has a drug problem, and we applaud the agencies involved in forming the tax force - the U.S. Attorney for the Northern District of West Virginia's Office, the Randolph County Sheriff's Office, the Randolph County Prosecuting Attorney's Office, the Tucker County Sheriff's Office, the Tucker County Prosecuting Attorney's Office, the Pocahontas County Prosecuting Attorney's Office, the West Virginia State Police, the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration and the U.S. Forest Service.
The unit will specialize in the investigation and prosecution of drug-trafficking crimes in Randolph, Tucker and Pocahontas counties as well as the surrounding area, Ihlenfeld said.
Hopefully their hard work - which already resulted in drug indictments of nine local individuals in federal court last week - can move West Virginia farther down the drug overdose mortality rate list, saving many residents' lives and futures along the way.
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Organized labor scored a win this week, as an appeals court reaffirmed that unions can choose to organize smaller units of workers at an employer.
The Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals on Thursday upheld a 2011 ruling by the National Labor Relations Board. In that case, known as Specialty Healthcare, the NLRB sided with a union that wanted to try to organize a group of nursing assistants, despite the employer's argument that other nonprofessional employees should be included. The board said that if an employer thinks workers have been improperly excluded from a union-proposed bargaining unit, the onus is on the employer to show that those workers share an "overwhelming community of interest" with the included workers.
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Several labor experts called the ruling a big win for the NLRB and for unions. Now that the board has three Democratic members and two Republicans, many employers expect it to issue similar rulings, which they argue could give unions an unfair advantage by allowing them to create "micro units" of workers it would be easier to organize.
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As a Senate bipartisan deal on filibusters cleared the way for the labor board's slate of nominees to be confirmed in recent weeks, business groups voiced their concerns about the potential impact a new board could have on the 2011 Specialty Healthcare ruling.
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LUBBOCK, Texas - The College of Charleston got beat at its own game Saturday afternoon.
Texas Tech Super Regional
Texas Tech Super Regional
Who: College of Charleston vs. Texas Tech
What: Game 2
When: Sunday, 3 p.m.
Where: Rip Griffin Park
Series: Texas Tech leads, 1-0
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Texas Tech pitcher Chris Sadberry tossed a four-hit shutout to lead the Red Raiders past the College of Charleston, 1-0, Saturday in Game 1 of their NCAA Super Regional series before a standing-room-only crowd of 4,811 at Rip Griffin Park.
The Cougars (44-18) face elimination in Game 2 of the best-of-three series Sunday at 3 p.m. The Cougars will start All-American freshman Bailey Ober (10-2, 1.55 ERA) Sunday against the Red Raiders.
The Cougars swept through the Colonial Athletic Association tournament and the Gainesville Regional the last two weeks with dominant pitching, solid defense and a timely hit thrown in for good measure.
The Red Raiders (44-19) used that exact same formula to beat the Cougars on Saturday and take control of the series.
Sadberry (5-3) was the difference in the game, going eight innings, giving up four hits, while striking out a career-high eight batters.
"I was just spotting up pitches," said Sadberry, who was taken in the sixth round by the Miami Marlins in this weekend's Major League Draft. "I was just trying to go out there and attack the hitters. They were going to be aggressive. I just went out there with the attitude to attack them with my fastball and try to work my other pitches off of that."
Charleston got just one extra base hit as Sadberry did an excellent job of mixing his pitches and keeping the Cougars off balance at the plate.
"Sadberry sets the tone for them," said College of Charleston coach Monte Lee. "He was really good at locating his pitches and he's got a good fastball. You don't see many lefties who can throw in the low 90s mph. He was a difference maker."
The Red Raiders needed every strike that Sadberry threw to beat the Cougars, who are only the fourth No. 4 seed to make it to an NCAA super regional since the field was expanded to 64 teams.
"We scored one run," said Texas Tech coach Tim Tadlock. "I mean, it was not like we were the '27 Yankees today by any means. We scored one and pitched it pretty good and played decent defense and caught a couple breaks."
College of Charleston starter Taylor Clarke (10-4) matched Sadberry pitch-for-pitch going eight innings as well, giving up four hits and one run in the loss.
"Taylor was outstanding and really did everything we could of asked of him," Lee said. "He threw the ball really, really well. I just wish we could have given him a little more run support."
Try any run support.
Twice the Cougars had a runner at third base with one out and twice they failed to score.
Charleston's first scoring chance came in the third when Brandon Glazer leadoff the inning with a double. He advanced to third on a sacrifice bunt from Ryan Welke, but was thrown out at home on a grounder to shortstop Tim Proudfoot.
Again in the eighth, the Cougars started the inning promisingly as Glazer notched his second hit of the day on an infield chopper to third and took second base on a throwing error. After another sacrifice bunt moved him to third, Glazer broke home on a grounder off the bat of Champ Rowland. Sadberry scooped the ball and threw to Hunter Redman who tagged Glazer for the second time in the game.
"I was going on contact in the eighth, so when the ball was hit I was gone," Glazer said. "They made a good play. The one in third I just hesitated. It was a bad decision on my part."
The Red Raiders scored the game's only run in the third when Stephen Smith singled up the middle and stole second. Two batters later, Red Raiders left fielder Tyler Neslony ripped a ball to right-center that Glazer took a bad angle on. The ball squirted past Glazer and rolled to the wall as Smith score easily.
"I thought I was going to have a play on it off the bat and I slowed up because I knew I wasn't going to get to it," Glazer said. "It took a funny hop and got behind me."
With Ober taking the mound, the Cougars are confident they can force a winner-take-all Game 3 on Monday for a spot in the College World Series.
"It's my job to make sure they flush this game as fast as we can," Lee said. "We need to go get some dinner and laugh and cut up a little bit and try to brighten the mood. Heck, we're still alive. We're still playing. If we win (Sunday) it's anybody's guess as to what's going to happen in Game 3. We've just got to put ourselves in a position to play on Monday."
Texas Techs Hunter Redman tags out College of Charlestons Brandon Glazer at the plate during their super regional game in Lubbock, Texas, on Saturday. Texas Tech won, 1-0. Game 2 of the best-of-3 series is Sunday at 3 p.m.×
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Age is nothing but a number for Hugh Hefner, who isn't showing signs of slowing down after turning 87 on Tuesday.
Part of what might keep him youthful? Having Crystal Harris, 26, as his wife.
"I'm having the time of my life," Harris gushed on Thursday to KTLA. "He's an amazing man, such a romantic. For Valentine's Day, he was like, 'What kind of flowers do you like? Do you like roses? Do you like mixed flowers?' I like everything, so he got me everything … He's just so sweet."
But Harris did something just as sweet for her hubby on his big day.
"It was 3-D art I had made," she explained. "It's a collection of Playboy magazines, it's a collection of recycled items … sunglasses, pipe, tobacco he used in a little container, even Altoids. His favorite ice cream is strawberry Häagen-Dazs. There's a little container of that on there somewhere."
But getting a gift for the man who has everything was a lot more complicated than his purchase of fancy flowers.
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The photos accompanying this article, illustrate the fact these young men were in a simulated war situation, clearly in a winter setting, with snow all around. Now, it seems to me these "combatants" should have been garbed in winter-white camoflage, not in forest camo as shown. As realistic as this exercise was intended to be for these cadets, a little more attention to details such as this would have made it so.
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Tussey Mountain High School senior guard Eric Husick said he's been around the game of basketball almost since the time he could walk.
His interest in music started about then, too.
Husick is pretty accomplished in both areas. He recently scored his 1,000th career point as a member of the Titans' boys varsity basketball program, and had a singing audition for the nationally-televised show "America's Got Talent" in Virginia.
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Tussey Mountain basketball player Eric Husick auditioned recently for "America's Got Talent.''
Husick's favorite is country music, which he began singing as a toddler around his family's home in Saxton.
"My family has always been musical my whole life,'' Husick said. "Soon after I was born, when I could barely talk, my family took videos of me singing country songs with a microphone in front of the television. I like it [music] all, but country music is definitely my favorite.''
Husick's father, Chris, has a unique vantage point from which to assess Eric's basketball and musical talents. Chris Husick - an assistant boys basketball coach under iconic head coach Dave Bailey for the past 19 years at Tussey Mountain - maintains that Eric has always been a musician at heart.
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Athletic career: Eric Husick is a three-year starter for the Tussey Mountain High School boys basketball team. He has averaged over 20 points a game in both of the past two seasons. He was also a two-year starting quarterback on the school's football team.
Musical career: An accomplished singer and guitar player, Eric recently auditioned for the nationally-televised show "America's Got Talent.''
"In the car, I always complained [good-naturedly] that all it is is music and singing along,'' Chris chuckled. "Eric and his mother, Bobbi Sue, and sister, Madison, have always all had a big passion for country music, and the three of them would always sing along together in the car.''
Chris has had a good chance to watch his son on the basketball court as well. Eric - a three-year basketball starter at Tussey who also started at quarterback two seasons for the football team - has averaged more than 20 points per game for the last two basketball seasons.
"He's been on many youth teams, he plays extremely hard, and he's well-rounded,'' Chris said. "He defends, rebounds and scores for us. He's a complete player.''
Bailey agrees.
"He's a real nice offensive player, and he's our best defender,'' Bailey said. "We also ask him to rebound and lead our fastbreak. We're a high-scoring team, and he's a part of that.''
This past Dec. 16, Eric Husick auditioned at a Norfolk, Va. hotel for the TV show "America's Got Talent.'' Eric sang the country love song, "My Kind of Crazy," which was written and sung by country musician Brantley Gilbert.
"I only got to sing one verse, which wasn't a lot, but it was a cool experience, and I thought it went well,'' Eric said. "It's a song that I've known for a long time, and it's a song that I was comfortable singing.''
Eric Husick was one of more than 8,000 singers auditioning that day in Virginia alone. "America's Got Talent" holds auditions around the country for singers that he figures number about 10 times that.
"They only take a small number of people, and it may be until March until I find out if I was selected,'' Eric, 18, said. "I feel good about how I did, but it's all [about] what they're looking for. It's a tough process, but it was fun to try it out and see how it would go.''
Eric has come a long way as a musician. He has taken voice lessons, and he writes his own songs now. His cousin, Kenton Sitch, 31, of Saxton, was Eric's musical mentor. Sitch, who plays the guitar in a local band, began instructing Eric in guitar several years ago. Recently, Eric did his musical gig during a break in one of the band's performances at an area nightclub.
"He was very driven to learn,'' Sitch said. "He's become a pretty accomplished musician. He's doing some small bookings and parties now just to get his work out there. He wanted to get to the point where he was writing his own music, and he has reached that point. He has come a long way.''
The same can be said of the 6-foot, 140-pound Husick's basketball career. With his father being a coach, Eric was introduced to the game before he cut his baby teeth.
Reaching the 1,000 career-point plateau Jan. 4 in a game against Northern Bedford was a special thrill.
"With my dad being a coach, I've been around the program since I could walk,'' Eric said. "I've seen so many people reach the 1,000-point total, and it's been a dream of mine since I was a kid.''
So is winning the winning District 5 basketball championship, which has eluded Eric and the Titans the past couple of years.
"My ninth and 10th grade years, we made it to the district finals, but took second,'' he said. "Last year, we lost in the semifinals. I will hopefully get a district gold medal before I graduate this year.''
Eric, who plans to visit the country music capital of the world, Nashville, Tenn., this spring to - "perhaps make a CD and make some connections down there," he said - also has the dream of earning his livelihood in music.
"I know a guy here in town, Chris Woodward, who has been doing music professionally for a good many years, and he has kind of taken me under his wing,'' Eric said. "He's been around the business for awhile, and he's helping me as much as possible whenever he can. I'd love to make a career out of [music]. It's such a tough business, but if I could make that happen, that would be great.''


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TechNet Radio - Community Corner: An Interview with User Group Leader and MVP, Lee Benjamin
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John Weston returns with his monthly segment, The Community Corner, to interview Lee Benjamin who is chairman of the largest Exchange User Group in the world. They break down the three themes of Exchange Server 2007, Anywhere Access, Operational Efficiency and Built-in Protection. Lee also details how to upgrade from Exchange Server 2003 to Exchange Server 2007 and what you need to be doing today to prepare for Exchange Server 2007.Participants:
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Lee Benjamin – With over 20 years experience in the messaging industry, Lee runs ExchangeGuy Consulting Services, specializing in everything about Exchange including: migration and upgrade advice, technical writing and evaluation, product strategy, and training and courseware development. Lee is chairman of the largest Exchange user group in the world, ExchangeServerBoston, and a director for BostonUserGroups, an umbrella organization of over 50 user groups in the New England Area. Lee is also a Microsoft Certified Trainer, a regular speaker at industry and vendor seminars and conferences, and is an analyst with messaging industry analyst Ferris Research.
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BELLEVILLE - A quiet Friday night in Belleville was disrupted last week when about 80 local students gathered to smash cars and blast music - all in the name of curing pediatric cancer.
It was a documentary called "Why We Dance: The Story of THON" that inspired students at Belleville Mennonite School to do something in support of the student-run philanthropy at Penn State University. The Penn State IFC/Panhellenic Dance Marathon, also known as THON, raises money for the Four Diamonds Fund at Penn State Hershey Children's Hospital. According to the event website, the Four Diamonds Fund is used to offset the cost of treatment that insurance does not cover for pediatric cancer patients.
"We were motivated by that," explained Meredith Spicher, BMS junior and co-chair of the school's mini-THON.
Freshman and co-chair Ally Echard said students decided, "let's have our own, and let's make it big."
Planning started in January and culminated in a 15-hour mini-THON held from 6 p.m. May 10 to 9 a.m. the next morning at the school. Friends from every youth group affiliated with students at the school were invited, Spicher said, and since Mennonites aren't supposed to dance, there was mostly volleyball playing, movie watching and glow-in-the-dark gaming going on. Even so, students said there were a few songs that couldn't keep participants off their feet.
Among youth groups and community guests, Echard said one special visitor stood out from the rest.
"One of our Four Diamonds kids, Clay, came," she explained.
Cancer survivor Clay Hamman, 10, of Petersburg, received support from the Four Diamonds Fund and attended the event to tell his story.
"Anytime someone has a sickness ... (everyone's) hearts just go out to them," Echard said. "The kids have so much ahead of them."
She explained that hosting a mini-THON helps raise money to support children and their families as they cope with the disease. Money was raised through a number of fundraisers in school and at the event, Spicher said. One of the most notable was "Kiss A Cow." Spicher said the committee set out a cup for each of six seniors at the school to collect money in the form of votes. Whoever had the most money in their cup at the end of the fundraiser had to kiss a cow. There was only one catch - Spicher said if seniors raised more than $300 total, they all had to participate.
"We reached that, so they all kissed it," she said.
Other fundraisers included a chance to smash an old car, pie eating contest, faculty baby picture contest and more.
"It's a relief to see it all come together," Spicher said of the event.
By about 11 p.m. Friday night, the long day was finally beginning to catch up with the students. Luckily, there were plenty of fun activities planned for the early hours of the morning, including "Midnight Madness," which was set to feature glow-in-the-dark games and blacklight activities.
"It's gonna be awesome!" exclaimed Lex Fogleman, BMS sophomore.
Others were looking forward to playing manhunt, sardines or just watching the "stupid things people do" when they get tired.
"I'm just here cause I hate sleep," BMS sophomore Jake Knable said, laughing.
Jokes and games aside, the students who helped organize the event said they were excited to bring a little taste of THON to Mifflin County. When asked whether the work was worth it, Knable said "it's not work."
"It's just another way we can show God's love," Echard agreed.
"I think it's cool to reach out to the community," Fogleman added, explaining that many people don't know about THON even though Belleville is close to Penn State Univerisity.
At 8:45 a.m. Saturday morning, the final total of the students' fundraising effort was revealed. The first mini-THON held at BMS raised $4,603.61.
"It's good to know there are good things that come out of (Penn State) and show that this area of Pennsylvania cares," Echard said about efforts to defeat pediatric cancer, adding that, "I believe we can do that."
Jill Fleming, BMS learning support teacher, and Brittany Yoder, guidance counselor and gym teacher, also helped organize and supervise the event.
For more information about Belleville Mennonite School, visit www.bellevillemennoniteschool.org.


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Tough, resolute, fearless. Alexander was a born warrior and a ruler of passionate ambition who understood the intense adventure of conquest and of the unknown. When he died in 323 B.C.E. at age thirty-two, his vast empire comprised more than two million square miles, spanning from Greece to India. His achievements were unparalleled—he had excelled as leader to his men, founded eighteen new cities, and stamped the face of Greek culture on the ancient East. the myth he created is as potent today as it was in the ancient world.
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Films of Helen Mirren
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As she stars in "The One-Hundred Foot Journey," take a look at some of Helen Mirren's most memorable films.
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As a reality TV junkie, I applied (pleaded) to get on Slice TV's "Last 10 Pounds Bridal Bootcamp". For the 3rd (and final) time, I received the same email stating that they only accept people who live in Vancouver. Time for Plan B. I now had to find a personal trainer, buy my own shiny new set of workout gear, and resign to the fact that a camera crew wouldn't be following me around. I belonged to a gym in the city, but they would only allow me to buy personal training packages that included at least 24 sessions. This bride didn't have that kind of cash.
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Shepherd's pie features Irish cheese
It's almost time for the wearin' of the greens.
Even the American version of St. Patrick's Day -- actually a holy day in Ireland -- calls for more than quaffs of Jameson and pints of Guinness.
Hearty Dubliner Shepherd's Pie makes a festive meal and gives you a chance to use imported Irish Dubliner cheese.
Five things I learned:
1. The biggest mistake I made on this was not cooking the carrots long enough. They took longer than potatoes, which were perfectly mashable after 15 minutes, but the carrots, which were supposed to mash up and give this a rich orange color, came out in stubborn chunks and no amount of mixing seemed to make a difference. Instead of a golden color, it came out more mottled and made me wonder if the dish had developed some sort of pox. Tasted OK, but not what I wanted.
The recipe said to cook the potatoes and carrots together, but next time I'll do them separately, because I don't want to overcook the potatoes. If the spuds cook too long, they come out gluey and dry.
2. This recipe is actually a blend of one from Kerrygold, an Irish brand of dairy products, and a recipe from Everyday Food magazine, which supplied the mashed carrots concept. The Everyday Food one called for yellow potatoes, which I took to mean Yukon gold. I tried that, but I'd like to try it with russet potatoes, too.
3. As to Irish butter, Kerrygold says its cows eat a certain kind of grass that makes the butter richer and creamier. Perhaps it does, but I was too cheap to buy it. Dubliner cheese, on the other hand, I've been curious about but didn't know where to find it. This time it reached out and grabbed me in the fancy cheese section at Wegmans. No excuse not to try it now.
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Ivysongs from Stephanie Precourt on Vimeo.
Ivy LaRue, 14 months old
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Ivysongs from Stephanie Precourt on Vimeo.
the cuteness.....it slays me.
That video will be watched A LOT at your house won't it? : ) Those sweet, big eyes of hers are to die for!!!
By the way lady, you have a great singing voice!
ohmygoodness what a precious little "singing" voice she has!ReplyDelete
How adorable! I started watching this and my 17mo son ran over to watch too. You had him at Itsy Bitsy Spider :)ReplyDelete
She is so cute! Such sweetness.ReplyDelete
my favorite part is the washcloth crescendo at the end. she has a flair for the dramatic. :) soo very precious, thanks for posting!ReplyDelete
Steph, There's very few mamas cuter than you. Put an adorable daughter in the package and it's just too much! =)ReplyDelete
I love her!
I think she should marry Baby Troy. Unless Troy marries Anna. He might have a thing for older women. :)
She is SO cute - she seems advanced for 15 months! :)ReplyDelete
Oh goodness! ^_^ How sweet.
Hello little Ivy!
"Ah dun"
Adorable! Rockabye Your Bear was my oldest's favorite Wiggles song.
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Oh that is absolutely adorable - she just gets cuter and cuter! :)ReplyDelete
Oh my goodness! She is too cute.
My 16 month old boy not only would never sing for me (he doesn't even talk yet) he would never ever sit that still in the bathtub. I swear he and his 3 year old brother practice scuba diving in the tub.
She is just way too precious.
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DIM team doctor José Fernando Arango ruled out the possibility that the number of injured players on the team has anything to do with their workload and said it's simply a "stroke of bad luck". Although disappointed to have six players, five of them defenders, out for Thursday's game against Envigado, it is possible that Andres Felipe Ortiz will be back by then, possibly Samuel Vanegas as well.
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I'm no fan of February, even in the Lowcountry, but among its saving graces are a bounty of things that force you outside on chilly days.
For me, that includes plenty of running races and oyster roasts. In fact, one event combines both.
The second annual Race & Roast at Oakland Plantation on Sunday features a 5K trail run at 12:30 p.m. (yeah, sleep in!) followed by an oyster roast, which also includes chili, hot dogs, beer from Palmetto Brewery, wine and music by Hit or Miss (two members of Sol Driven Train).
The family-friendly event also includes an inflatable slide, face-painting and wagon rides.
The cost is $50 for the race and roast, or $35 for the oyster roast; kids 12 and under get into the oyster roast for free.
The event benefits the Mount Pleasant Land Conservancy, which protects 220 acres of undeveloped land in and around Mount Pleasant. Oakland Plantation is part of that land. It features an "avenue of oaks" and 130 acres of preserved woodland.
Charity runs
Two other charity races will be held Saturday.
The 11th annual MESSA (Master of Environmental Studies Student Association at the College of Charleston) 8K will be at 9 a.m. Saturday on Folly Beach. Cost is $25. Proceeds benefit Shem Creek Fisheries, a nonprofit dedicated to helping preserve the local seafood industry.
The eighth annual LifePoint Gift of Life 5K run and 2K walk will be at 9 a.m. Saturday at James Island County Park. The fee is $30. Proceeds benefit LifePoint Inc., the organ, eye and tissue procurement organization for South Carolina.
South Carolina Rocks
The S.C. Nature-Based Tourism Association is partnering with the S.C. Paddlesports Industry Association for the South Carolina Rocks conference on Tuesday and Wednesday at Santee State Park on Lake Marion.
The conference will feature Dr. Scott Harris, speaking on "Rocks & Their Remnants in S.C.: Driving Tourism With Geology," and park ranger Susan Heisey, speaking on the host region's "Santee National Wildlife Refuge: A Natural and Cultural History."
Dr. David Stoney will share details on "Climate Change 2012 and Beyond."
Other highlights of the conference will include "Building Your Tribe With Social Media," a silent auction of "S.C.'s Best" and a sunrise yoga session.
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Organize a bed
One of the most fun races in Charleston involves teams of five people and beds on wheels. And now is the time to get a team together for the fourth annual Charleston Bed Race, to be held at 1 p.m. April 14 on Mary Murray Boulevard in Hampton Park.
The winning races are determined by the teams' race time and will be judged in heats of two beds completing a distance of about two city blocks. The fun continues until a Bed Race champion is declared.
The entry fee is $125 per bed, and beds will be judged in the following categories: fastest, slowest, best decorated, most outrageously decorated and the "What Were you Thinking?" The People's Choice award is everyone's all-time favorite.
The event benefits Camp Happy Days, a camp for children with cancer and their families. Last year, 1,100-plus people attended the Charleston Bed Race, and the organization raised more than $16,000.


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Source: Science Daily
quote: Note: On RealClimate, NASA's Gavin Schmidt writes: "Dr. Theon appears to have retired from NASA in 1994, some 15 years ago. Until yesterday I had never heard of him (despite working with and for NASA for the last 13 years). His insights into both modelling and publicity appear to date from then, rather than any recent events. He was not Hansen's 'boss' (the director of GISS reports to the director of GSFC, who reports to the NASA Administrator)."
quote: Peer review doesn't mean much in my book. They are gate keepers, if they don't like something(based on personal views), it doesn't get past them. And it does happen. I know, those in the bubble think the peer-review is the holy grail.
quote: When uncertain language is used, like possible, potential and the like. I don't trust the findings.
quote: In the end, when I have climate scientists tell me in private they dont' really know for 100% for sure what is going on. Models have about 14 variables they are making assumptions on. There are problems basing our future or policy on, if that is the case.
quote: Thirty years later, models alone still cannot do much better. Here is another killer: Even as our understanding of some feedbacks improves, we don't know what we don't know--there may be other feedbacks. Climate sensitivity will never be defined accurately by models. (p 44)


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