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HP Compaq Presario CQ62-225nr
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Reviews for the HP Compaq Presario CQ62-225nr
Source: PC Mag
For an entry-level laptop, the Compaq Presario CQ62-225nr ($499.99 list), available at Staples, has a lot going on. It offers a roomy 15.6-inch display, a full-size keyboard, and a modern dual-core processor. It also boasts a design that belies its entry-level status, since HP recently updated the design of its Pavilion and Envy laptops, and that makeover extends down to the bargain Compaq line. The Compaq CQ62 is one of the cheapest laptops you'll find at Staples, particularly if you exclude outdated models on clearance. The CQ62-225nr's Athlon II P320 processor is part of AMD's recently introduced 2010 Mainstream "Vision" platform, and the laptop provides fair performance for mainstream use along with fairly lengthy battery life. Most entry-level laptops harbor a deal-breaking flaw, but we can't find one on the CQ62-225nr, just a few minor annoyances. The lack of a Webcam will disappoint many users, and you also must make do without an HDMI port and a media card reader. The keys tend to squeak a bit, too.
Single Review, online available, Short, Date: 06/23/2010
Rating: Total score: 60%
ATI Radeon HD 4250: Onboard graphics card (in the RS880M chipset) for AMD processors with Avivo HD support and technically a higher clocked HD 4200.
Only some 3D games with very low demands are playable with these cards.
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P320: Entry level dual core processor for 13"+ laptops featuring a DDR3 memory controller.» Further information can be found in our Comparison of Mobile Processsors.
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2.5 kg:
Usually subnotebooks, ultrabooks and quite lightweight laptops with 12-16 inch display-diagonal weigh as much.
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Links on Sunday – All about Kia
Today is the fourth anniversary of my mother Kia's death so the links will all be to things I associate with her.
One of Kia's favourite composers was Sibelius and me and my brother decided to play this piece, Valse Triste, at the funeral because it is really her.
She made me love Cezanne.
And how many times haven't I heard her sing this. She worked for one year in France when she was young and I loved hearing her stories. I used to play my parents French records on the record player when I was a little girl: Piaf, Brassens, Patachou…
She was a born artist who never really dared believe in herself although we did. And do. She painted, made sculptures, mosaics and carved in wood, The last 15-20 years of her active life (she got Alzheimer's disease in her sixties) she painted beautiful icons and despite I'm a complete non-believer, they have a profound impact on me from where they hang together on one of our walls.
She was a great cook and she is the number 1 food influence in my life. I am forever grateful for her teaching me to cook from an early age and to letting me roam freely in the kitchen. How much fun I had! This is a post I made ages ago about the canneloni she used to make for a while.
And she taught me to see the Light: 1, 2, 3, 4

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Louie and I started our D40's last night. I have a few comments/questions -
Did the stab placement get fixed after the first batch of planes? The incidence looks fine on Louie's and mine.
There are some great posts and information posted in the "Taking Orders" thread that I think are worthwhile linking into this thread. If the OPers would continue to pass along any add'l info here that would be great.
CG, all up weight, throws, and other info:
Another with similar info:
First flight info and similar to above info:
Another start and info:
Good info on aft-ward elevator servo placement:
There's starting to be a good amount on information floating around out there for these planes. Like Joe said, there are a lot of different ways to do things and I think a lot of "good, better, best" ways to do something for a particular purpose so if you got some good gouge please share.
I'll see if I can take any worth while photo's of Louie's or mine and post.
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D40s over the pond (coppied from UK build thread)
George has gone for a 4 cell pack, ill be using 5 cell.
servo plugs will be cut off and replaced with 1 mpx 6 pin, plenty of room for nose weight (i hope!)
ive also drilled the ariel holes and elevator push rod (cable) is installed.
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119 Posts
They are finally done :co
Had to re do both keels as bending the ply to get them in and out was just too much (snap!) so i cut them and cynod some mylar to them to form a hinge. Go in really easy now.
And i finally gave up trying to squeeze a savox in there for the elevator and opted for the SD100s all round. And these still sit proud of the wing skin by a couple of mm at the back despite them being 8mm thick
C/G was set at around 47mm with lead shot and epoxy in the nose and then ballanced at 41mm for george and 42mm on mine with lead on the keel so they can be fine tuned to suit.
New Keels, (you can just make out hinge line on 2nd pic)
ply plate with blind nut to hold keel in place and Sd100 tucked nicley in the back to allow for future ballast under the wing,
This shows how much the keel needs to flex to be installed
All in
Ready to rock!
Luckily i have a few servo covers lying around, as the D40s dont come with any
But they did come with a nice switch / charge lead.
That elevator horn is about 4mm tall!!
Really looking forward to these, :colm:
Maidened at last!
Well tonight Adam and I went up to Honey Pot and flew the D40's on the front side.
Nice Joe. Not so small as they seem in your hands. I was a little worried about seeing them, but its not a problem in flight.
We both had a moment one from turbulance and one from snap flap...
They dont slow up much with brakes do they?
Camber for lift did not seem to do alot, but may help in more wind.
All in all a very sweet ship! WE LIKE EM!
Here is a still or two.
The first D40's to fly this side of the pond?
We cant wait to get some of the right wind and go and put some laps on these little muthers ...
Thanks Mr Manor!
United States, CA, Lake Elsinore
Joined Feb 2004
459 Posts
I have played with both spoiler an flap for glide path control and the flaps definitely work better. I also tried camber and snap flap and determined neither seems to benefit this section much. But then again I am flying mine only in 25+ mph conditions and at 35+ oz.
Glad the maidens went great.
D40 repair question
I crashed my D40. It had all the ballast in it, so, amongst other damage, the wing hold-down nut pulled through (stayed attached to the wing).
Joe or others, can you please provide some suggestions on the best way to re-install the nut so that (a) it is correctly aligned and (b) doesn't get glue in the threads.
United States, CA, Lake Elsinore
Joined Feb 2004
459 Posts
Replace the stock nut with a 3mm blind nut bonded to a plywood plate and then glue the plate under the existing hole and tighten the wing up.
Or you could just use tape. It is amazing what a few wraps of tape over the wing flange and around the fuse will do.
Joined Jan 2005
482 Posts
Adams D40 today ....they do accelerate quick dont they ....not an epic day round the back but overall a cracking little plane
USA, CA, Bakersfield
Joined Jul 2006
2,117 Posts
T nuts
I have had disapointing experiences with T nuts. Soft metal, and imprecise threads, so any excuse to replace the Tnuts works for me. I like plate steel which i cut out to size, and then drill and tap. It then gets JB welded in where the plywood would have gone. Vaseline up the screw, and bottom of the wing, and install wing and measure it to center perfection. The slow JB weld epoxy gives you plenty of time.
I just finished building mine. Looks awesome, and I can't wait to maiden it!
Mine is pretty much a stock build with a few exceptions. I fly Spektrum, so I got a kevlar fuse, used an AR6200 and stuffed the receivers as far forward and aft as I could get them. They are a good 2" in front and behind the wing, so I would think I am safe from the dreaded carbon shadowing issues.
I made a pentagon shaped 5 x AAA eneloop pack with some sheet lead in the centre to hold the pentagon shape. I still needed 50 grams or thereabouts of lead in the nose to balance it. I mixed up about 10g of epoxy and poured it over the lead shot (read: small sinkers) so all up its about 60g of nose weight plus what's inside the pack.
I used a HS-5055MG servo for the elevator, as it was the only thing I found that would fit. It sits about 2/3 of the way back from the front of the fuse cutout. That was about as far back as I could get it and still solder the thread adaptor onto the control rod. If I was doing it again, I would glue the point in the tail last so I could move the servo even more aft. The wing servos are D60's.
Also, I put the switch jack behind the servo, as I need all the room I can get to put the battery in.
AUW is 510g or 18oz. Should be good for most of our flying days, as we don't often see much more than 15kts, and our little hills aren't condusive to massive speeds anyway.
Hopefully I'll have some speeds to post soon!
The D40 is the most efficient small model I ever flew, actually that wasn't a surprise.
Accelerates nicely out of the corners and kept on step even with just 18.5 oz.
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Oh really?... Kubo and the others stole from him? lol, man what I'd give to punch this kid in the nose.
Oh really?... Kubo and the others stole from him? lol, man what I'd give to punch this kid in the nose.
These were made by a troll on the facebook page... cmon.. Well, I wouldnt be surprised if it was the real one eithe rbut still,, the way he say "magma" for "manga" and say he cant read japanese book cuz it from right to elft and crap like that... it show it was a troll
Oh well, both guy are retard lmao.
Translation of Nick Simmons' facebook: My dad is rich and we can hire rich lawyers to get away with it.
And he's right.
Just 19 and already a disgrace.
U serious he said that fuckshit on his facebook page? What an asshole seriously...i mean he obviously made the kenpachi lookalike character even have similar characteristics from what i see..what a douchebag
There are other interviews where he admits that "Berserk" is his favorite comic. There is also a video interview of him admitting to reading Japanese comics. So much for not reading "magma".
I seriously can't believe what I saw there.
I'm at a loss of words because of all the stupidity and shit coming out of his mouth.
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He is pathetic. Gets in trouble then thinks his dad will just bail him out of it.
put this a-hole in jail or something, set an example for any other jag offs. Kubo should get a personal apology from this guy, for reals.
that's a #1 rule you don't break in this type of business. you don't do sh*t like this and try to make a buck off it.
this just made me LOL... see what effin 'rich' people with 'status' can get away with?
soo eff up....i hope this fool gets drop like a dbag that he is.... really cant believe he ACTUALLY selling stuff, lol.....
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developmental theory
The view that criminality is a dynamic process, influenced by social experiences as well as individual characteristics.
latent trait theory
The view that criminal behavior is controlled by a "master trait", present at birth or soon after, that remains stable and unchanging throughout a persons lifetime.
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Theory that focuses on changes in criminality over the life course; developmental theory.
latent trait
A stable feature, characteristic, property, or condition, such as defective intelligence or impulsive personality, that makes some people crime prone over the life course.
general theory of crime (GTC)
A developmental theory that modifies social control theory by intergrating concepts from biosocial, psychological, routine activities, and rational choice theories.
Offender who follows the most common criminal trajectory, in which antisocial behavior peaks in adolescence and then diminishes.
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George Bernard Shaw once said, "If you cannot get rid of the family skeleton, you may as well make it dance."
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We've written about Besse Cooper, the oldest person alive in the US at 116, and tweeted about the worlds longest married couple (87 years) and shared their longevity secrets.
Now, we'd like to ask who is the oldest living relative in your tree?
Who's the oldest ancestor you've discovered? What were their longevity secrets? Let us know in the comments section below.
Poll: Ever forget a close relative's birthday?
We all have many things on our plates and sometimes important dates and events just get lost in the commotion.
It's not that we're unaware of the birthday date, it's just that often we don't know what today's date is...
Forgetting a birthday is, in some families, a cardinal sin. That's why lots of people enjoy MyHeritage's birthday reminders via email as well as site notifications.
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Many families treasure one or more family heirlooms passed down through the generations from their ancestors.
Whether these cherished items are personal objects, letters or photos, they hold great sentimental value and help preserve memories of previous generations.
In my family, we're fortunate to have artifacts and original documents from the older generations. We also love looking through the old family photo albums; it's interesting seeing the relatives, how they dressed and where they lived.
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The design of this home aims to harmonize the natural surroundings with the built environment. Envisioning architecture not as an aestheticized object but as a synthetic landscape, this project imbeds itself in the rolling grass slopes of the open field. Wrapping green roofs camouflage the residence, allowing the structure to disappear into the landscape. The upper-level living spaces of the home opens to the panoramic views of the Niagara Escarpment and down through long valleys. Outdoor living spaces wrap around the building and become contiguous with the grassy slopes. The lower level accommodates the master suite and guest bedroom, each opening out to private terraces.
Developed through an iterative design process, parts of the initial proposal unfolded on the CBC's documentary Great Minds Design, aired in 2012.
Sustainability Features
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Two men in a bookstore talk about the proliferation of words and books, and one recalls a story about a prisoner who had nothing to write on except the pages of a book, so he wrote a novel in the spaces between the lines. The men then wonder if the prisoner had to use his blood for ink. "How much blood do you think it would take to write a decent-size book? ...More than the five quarts in the human body?" This novel, appropriately, reads as if it were written in the author's blood. The central figure is a New Yorker, Jewish, angst-ridden, separated from his "semi-ex-wife"—they live in the same building, and he walks her dog. She still has around her an alcoholic earlier husband, while he has an ongoing affair with a woman he calls the Human Dynamo. Rogin's hero is a cousin of those brilliant, unhappy Philip Roth males, saddled with guilt and an inept psychiatrist. The mood is somber, the events tragic, but there are funny moments, and the writing is dazzling. Rogin, 50, a separated New Yorker himself, is managing editor of SPORTS ILLUSTRATED. (Random House, $8.95)
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Okay, so you made it pretty clear that you're not interested in Windows Home Server. I hear you. Forgive me. So what about the new Apple iPhone? In case you have been napping all day, Apple Inc. has finally revealed their first break-the-mold mobile device since the iPod. Phone, internet and an iPod all wrapped up in a to-die-for interface. I'm writing this based only on what Apple has on their site now (not much) and from reading the live stream out of Mac Rumors as it was happening.
Is this party day for the web worker?
Yes and no.
First the yes…
- That interface. Apple has mastered the phrase "ease of use" to such an extent that it will take years for anyone else to come close, if ever.
- Huge screen (by phone standards) and incredible resolution (320×480 at 160ppi!)
- It runs OS X. Everything that's good about OS X will be good about this phone.
- Push IMAP. Blackberry? What Blackberry? I could easily see forwarding all my mail to the free push IMAP Yahoo account iPhone owners will get.
- Google Maps so beautiful you could practically smell the Paris air in that satelite fly-over of the Eiffel Tower shown during the keynote.
- Slick dialer. Review voicemail out of sequence. A presentation screen in the keynote said that the phone was the killer app and that appears to be true.
- That whole multi-touch thing. I want to see it in action. Apparently it knows to dismiss accidental touches and other amazing feats.
- Bluetooth and Wifi (and it automatically switches back and forth between Wifi and GPRS/EDGE).
- Great battery life of 5 hours talk and 16 hours audio.
So what's wrong? Not so much "wrong" as questions that are left unanswered as the "Apple Keynote Reality Distortion Field" wears off a bit…
- $499 for the 4GB model, $599 for 8GB model. Even though it does what no other phone has ever attempted, that's still steep. And with only 8GB flash memory it isn't going to replace the iPod anytime soon.
- Exclusively Cingular. Many have a love/hate relationship with Cingular, with good reason. What about folks who still have time left on their existing Cingular contracts? Will they be able to buy the phone at the contract rate and simply extend the contract, or will they have to wait until contract expiration as is current policy?
- No mention of data plans. Currently Cingular offers 21 different data plans. 21! Where will the iPhone's data plan fit in? Somewhere in the $40 range for unlimited data is my guess. I'm also guessing that this phone will get its own plan, to avoid confusion between the existing Data Connect and Smartphone plans. Even Cingular employees are confused about which of their 21 plans is right for which device, and which plans you can buy even though they weren't meant for your phone but you can get away with it. I hope Apple's exclusive deal with Cingular included some price protection on the data plan, otherwise Cingular can price it wherever they choose knowing that there is nowhere else for customers to go.
- Why stop at EDGE? Why not the new high speed 3G network? The speed of the keynote demonstration over wifi was marvelous. What happens when it gets to real world speed over the much slower EDGE connections?
- I know Apple's stock went up today…I'm sure the folks who make the iKlear Apple Polish are also celebrating. Anyone who owns an iPod can attest to the fact that the clear plastic around the device scratches and mucks up easily. I know the 3rd party market will respond with at least 30 different products to contain and protect the iPhone well before it actually ships.
- Of course this phone will sync seamlessly with iCal and Safari. What about PC users? What about folks using different calendar and contact applications? Different browsers (for bookmark syncing)?
- Will other 3rd party applications be available for the device at launch…such as games, eBook readers, shopping lists, databases? We use our phones for more than just email, phone calls and media.
What do you think about the new iPhone? Is it the next iPod or the next eMate? If you don't know what the eMate was, my point exactly. We have until June when this ships to figure it all out.


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Walk in the Park Turns into Nightmare on Center Street
Rolando Gomez hammered a two-run home run and a two-run triple to help overcome an early seven-run deficit, as the Angels rallied to edge the Cubs 10-9 in AZ Instructional League action at Fitch Park Field #3 in Mesa this afternoon.
The Cubs took advantage of 12 walks through the first five innings to plate nine runs, as Gioskar Amaya drove-in three runs with two RBI singles and Jae-Hoon Ha slugged a two-run HR. But the Angels scored two in the 5th, five in the 6th, one in the 8th, and two in the 9th, to claim the victory.
18-year old switch-hitting Dominican OF Oliver "Viva" Zapata had three more hits today and was on base four times, raising his Instructs slash-line to a likely unsustainable 857/889/1.143. (He hit 241/333/661 in 71 games & 301 PA for DSL Cubs #1 during the 2010 regular season). Zapata is a stocky, roly-poly kid (5'8, 200), who looks more like a catcher or a college fullback than an outfielder. But he runs surprisingly well for a player with his body type, he is a good bunter, and he has a nice compact swing from both sides of the plate. He has committed several errors and misplays in the outfield already, however, like errors on successive plays last week, and turning what should have been a line-drive out into a triple leading-off the top of the 9th today. He played both CF and 2B in the DSL, but I've only seen him in the outfield so far.
CF Jae-Hoon Ha had another fine game in the field, making a running catch on the warning track in right-center in the 4th, and throwing out a runner at the plate trying to score from second base on a line-drive single to CF with two outs in the top of the 9th, keeping it a run-run game and at least giving the Cubs a chance to maybe tie it up in their last AB. But despite the fine running catch and the clutch 9th inning outfield assist, one thing Ha does do that he really needs to change is that he tends to hold the ball too long before throwing it back to the infield. He should watch how Kosuke Fukudome does it. (Just throw the damn ball!).
RHP (and ex-C) Alvaro Sosa had an especially bad day on the mound, allowing five runs on four singles, a double, and a triple in the 6th, while Casey Harman gave up the tying and go-ahead runs in the top of the 9th on two triples (one of which was Zapata's misplay), a double, and a single.
Cubs 2B Pin-Chieh Chen had to leave the game in the bottom of the 3rd inning after he was struck on the left rib-cage by a ball thrown in from CF while he was standing on 2nd base. He had to be helped off the field, although he was able to walk to the clubhouse under his own power.
Dustin Geiger returned to action today after leaving Saturday's game when he was hit on the left hand by a pitch, and Logan Watkins is expected to be in the lineup within the next couple of days after being sidelined for the past week with back spasms.
Here is today's abridged box score (Cubs players only):
1a. Pin-Chieh Chen, 2B: 0-0 (BB, BB)
1b. Willson Contreras, PR-3B: 0-3 (4-3 GIDP, L-9, K, R)
2. Hak-Ju Lee, DH-SS: 1-4 (1-6-3 GIDP, 1B, BB, E6, 3-U, RBI, R, CS)
3. Jae-Hoon Ha, CF: 1-5 (K, 6-4-3 GIDP, HR, 6-3, P-1, 2 RBI, R)
4a. Ryan Cuneo, 1B: 0-1 (3-U, BB, BB, R, SB, CS)
4b. Dustin Geiger, 1B: 0-2 (L-9, K)
5. Delbis Arcila, LF: 0-3 (BB, BB, K, 6-3, K, R)
6a. Chad Noble, C: 0-1 (BB, 6-3, BB, R)
6b. Sergio Burruel, C: 0-0 (HBP)
7. Wes Darvill, SS-DH: 0-2 (BB, BB, F-8, K, R)
8. Engel Santana, DH #2: 2-4 (K, 1B, 1B, K, 2 RBI, R)
9. Gioskar Amaya, 3B-2B: 2-4 (4-3, 1B, 1B, 6-3, 3 RBI)
10. Oliver Zapata, RF: 3-3 (1B, BB, 1B, 2B, R, SB)
1. Brent Ebinger: 2.0 IP, 1 H, 0 R, 1 BB, 1 K, 28 pitches (13 strikes), 3/2 GO/FO
2. Jeff Lorick: 2.0 IP, 1 H, 0 R, 0 BB, 0 K, 18 pitches (11 strikes), 2/4 GO/FO
3. Starling Peralta: 1.0, 2 H, 2 R (2 ER), 0 BB, 0 K, 1 HR, 12 pitches (9 strikes), 3/0 GO/FO
4. Alvaro Sosa: 0.2 IP, 6 H, 5 R (5 ER), 0 BB, 0 K, 1 WP, 31 pitches (18 strikes), 1/1 GO/FO
5. Jhon Rodriguez: 1.2 IP, 2 H, 1 R (1 ER), 0 BB, 2 K, 22 pitches (18 strikes), 2/1 GO/FO
6. Casey Harman: 1.2 IP, 5 H, 2 R (2 ER), 0 BB, 0 K, 1 PO, 20 pitches (16 strikes), 1/1 GO/FO
3B Willson Contreras E-5 (missed catch on relay throw from LF allowed runner to score from 3rd)
1. Oliver Zapata: threw out batter 9-4-2 trying to stretch triple into inside-the-park HR
2. Jae-Hoon Ha: threw out runner 8-2 trying to score from 2nd on single to CF.
ATTENDANCE: 17 (mostly scouts)
WEATHER: Hot and sunny, with temperatures in the 90's
Dave Bialas
Jeff Fassero
Franklin Font
Dave Keller
Greg Maddux
Carmelo Martinez
Marty Pevey
Tom Pratt
Mark Riggins
Min-Kyu Sung
Juan Cabreja
* bats or throws left
# bats both
* Hunter Ackerman
* Brent Ebinger
Dustin Fitzgerald
* Cam Greathouse
* Casey Harman
Ryan Hartman
Jin-Yeong Kim
Aaron Kurcz
Luis Liria
Matt Loosen
Robinson Lopez
* Jeff Lorick
Tarlandus Mitchell
Amaury Paulino
Starling Peralta
Austin Reed
Kevin Rhoderick
Jhon Rodriguez
* Brian Smith
Alvaro Sosa (ex-C)
Charles Thomas (ex-3B)
Ben Wells
* Sergio Burruel
# Micah Gibbs
Max Kwan
Chad Noble
# Engel Santana
Gioskar Amaya
* Justin Bour
Willson Contreras
* Ryan Cuneo
* Pin-Chieh Chen
* Wes Darvill
Dustin Geiger
* Marco Hernandez
* Hak-Ju Lee
D. J. Lemahieu
Josh Vitters
* Logan Watkins
* Delbis Arcila
Xavier Batista
Evan Crawford
Reggie Golden
Jae-Hoon Ha
Chris Huseby (ex-P)
* Kyung-Min Na
# Oliver Zapata
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Thanks for the updates, Phil.
On another note, Nats now do not want Dunn:
"The Nationals are unlikely to re-sign slugger Adam Dunn, according to MASN's Ben Goessling. Goessling's sources say GM Mike Rizzo and manager Jim Riggleman find Dunn's defense untenable..."
"Dunn has improved defensively at first base this year, cutting down on his errors and trimming his Ultimate Zone Rating to -1.9. But he hasn't been nimble enough around first base to stop hard liners that better fielders might turn into outs, and according to the scout, Dunn's defense is worse than statistics will quantify.
"He costs them half a run a game," the scout said. "You're involved in so many plays - pickoffs, scoops in the dirt, fielding plays - it's worse than it looks on paper."
I pray Hendry has enough sense to not go after Dunn (or at least only offer 1 or maybe 2 years to minimize the mistake it will be).
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"I can tell you the only person in the front office who wants to resign him is the owner," a scout told Goessling on Monday.
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We need to put Koyie Hill at First next year. Imagine how fast those throws would get to first base?
We might have 5 Cy Youngers on our pitching staff in 2011
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I don't think the choice is between Adam Dunn and Koyie Hill. There is a boatload of free agent 1b next year, many of whom can hit and actually play defense.
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The Koyie Hill comment is unnecessary. Hoffpauir would bring better defense than Dunn. Nady would bring better defense than Dunn. Etc. Not to mention the other free agent and trade possibilities.
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The Koyie Hill comment was alluding to him "adding 5 mph" to a pitcher fastball by being the Catcher.
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I get it. But it also sounds like you're saying that taking Dunn's defense into account when attempting to judge his overall value is like saying that Koyie hill should play despite the fact that he cannot hit to save his life.
I'm not sure I see the relevance of the overrating of Koyie's defense. Who is the analogous first baseman whose defense is being overrated? Or are you trying to say that defense at first base is generally overrated?
Or is this primarily an opportunity to take a jab at Koyie?
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Probably a a bit of both.
Dunn is getting slammed for his defense though. I think its kind of bogus. His defense at first has been just a tick below average. His 900+ bat MORE than makes up for that. His Outfield defense is a complete non-issue.
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Ricketts invents another way to make money, letting fans play football in Wrigley Field:
"On Nov. 21, the day after the Allstate Wrigleyville Classic between Northwestern and Illinois, the playing field will be open to fans in hourly sessions from 10 a.m. through 3 p.m. The cost is $50, and guests can come mill in the stands for $15, with no field access. Children two and under are free, and it's BYOF (Bring Your Own Football), though commemorative footballs will also be on sale."
I love charging $15 to sit in the stands and watch fans play football. Really, what the hell is that?
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"I love charging $15 to sit in the stands and watch fans play football. Really, what the hell is that?"
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every fucking retard that pays $15 to just sit in the stands should be ceremoniously herded in front of a moving L-train.
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*does the wave*
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People frequently make poor decisions when spending their money.
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My guess is that it is intended to be friends and families of people playing flag football.
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via CM...
"Carlos Zambrano's win Mon night was special. His mother was in the stands to watch him for 1st time in big leagues"
really? damn...
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the evolution of saying something on the innerwebs...david price on twitter last night...
Had a chance to clinch a post season spot tonight with about 10,000 fans in the stands....embarrassing about 1 hour ago via Twitter for iPhone
...and as his remark floats all over the net including sportswriters
If I offended anyone I apologize I did not think it was gonna turn into this... 4 minutes ago via Twitter for iPhone
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a not-so-weird lineup...interesting...
RIP w.castillo
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10th inning on PBS.
Talking about Sosa right now.
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It's funny -- Ken Burn's "10th Inning" reminds me how the mid-to-late 90's are kind of a Rip Van Winkle period for me.
I never really got into the 1998 HR race. Personally, 1998 was, by far, the most disastrous year of my 50 years of life. Add that to the after effects of the '94 strike, the Himes regime, the Sandberg retirement and the general lack of progress for the team leading up to that year and it was kind of like, "Baseball? There's more important things in life." That probably accounts for the fact that I have no wonderful memories of that year.
I was aware that some spectacular things were happening and that the Cubs were in an exciting wild card race but I just couldn't pay any attention. Recently, I watched the DVD of the game where Sammy hit #s 61 & 62 and it looked like the Cubs truly had a pretty exciting team that year -- some good team speed and athleticism to go along with Sammy prodigious hitting -- it made me regret that I missed it all while it was happening. I didn't recover enough to really pay attention until 2001. Since then, I've been along for the ride with the rest of you. And yeah, I'd rather pay attention and have the pain & pleasure (& more pain) than not.
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Right now, I'd like to see the Mets first, Giants 2nd.
I believe that since most of the team from last years' NLCS is on the squad this year, they will really amp their game up even more to kick their ass in payback for 2015.
The Giants just do not have the depth in years past, and I think all things equal - and at Wrigley - they could handle them.
I do not want to see the Cards, period. Or their fans, media, or Joe Buck.
I don't want to play Braves in the first round. Any friggin team in the league can win 3 of 5..I hate the first round. Furthermore, I wanted to play the Marlins in 2003 and the Mets over Dodgers last year.
With that said in reverse order:
3. Cardinals: It will be devastating to lose in the first round, but even worse to their main rival. It is increased incentive for the Cardinals, especially after last year. Cards would have nothing to lose, Cubs have everything to lose.
2. Giants: Rotation in the playoffs scare me a bit, but what a lousy team.
1. Mets--because of the losses in the rotation
2. Giants--because they're not the team they were BUT they maybe have bullshit even-year magic?
3. Cardinals--because rivalry and not making the playoffs hurts them more than losing in the NLDS plus getting eliminated by them in the playoffs would make for horrible sports commentary next throughout next season.
Who's asking?
CLE/DET rained out last night already, possible rain-outs in New York (vs. Baltimore), Boston(vs. Toronto) and Philly(vs. Mets) this weekend too.
Not only games involving playoff spots that would need to be played, but any that involve home field advantage.
I got the first one! Second one I'm not even sure what even/odd betting is.
any opponent preference for NLDS?
Mets are down to 1 great pitcher instead of 4. Syndegaard may pitch Sunday which means if Mets win the WC game, he'd be set up for Game 1. There's a chance they clinch a spot by Sunday so he'd pitch the WC and then we'd probably get Colon for Game 1. They've certainly had the hottest bats over the last week and month out of the WC options.
A couple of Cub related puzzles.
Can't teach height and thinness
Hopefully Pirates don't call up A. Lincoln.
j.buchanan going friday...should be...baseball...or something like it.
Wow. I didn't know they could do that.
Nice for Willson, not so much for Addy.
Game is officially called...also officially a tie.
Stats count, no make-up date of course.
Yeah -- seeing the weather -- I hope KB and Rizz are inside, wrapped in blankets and drinking hot chocolate.


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John was the best rounder around.
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It's sunny, but I can't be bothered with football. Let's just play rounders.
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Supreme Infrastructure IPO Allotment Status has not yet been announced. The Supreme Infra IPO Allotment Status is expected to be finalised by Friday, 12th October 2007. Supreme Infrastructure India Limited IPO had been subscribed by about 53 times and the SIIL IPO issue price was fixed at the higher end of the IPO price band. The Allotment Status of Supreme Infra IPO will be updated here as soon as it is made available.
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Supreme Infra allotment status is out, on the bigshareonline websie. I applied for maximum. But got NIL.
same with me
same with me, why so much discrimination?
I had applied for 240 shares… Big zero allocated. Not nice :((
Guys, can somebody plz gimme URL where Supreme Infra allotment status is published? M nah able to google thru to that page
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Chris: according to Rolando (ii) Carlos Rivero Lavayén the surname Monje is accented on the first syllable and, therefore, does not sport an acute accent diacritic.
Rolando: do your records confirm Chris' find of two additional husbands for Elías Zalles Ballivián? If so, I'd like to add them to the tree, along with any additional descendants.
8/14/2013 at 8:48 PM
I do not have a record for the third marriage. Since there are so many descendants for Elías Zalles Ballivián, I had the PAF program set up a family tree for your relative, and it came out to be 38 pages long. I am sending it to you by e-mail. Notice how many people in the last generations have married people with non Spanish last names. Among these, there are many people my wife and I were friends with while wwe lived in La Paz, including the writer Verónica Ormachea Gutiérrez who is a lovely woman. Cheers


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•Prudential Southern Coast lands agent•
A long-time Charlestonian who's passionate about real estate has joined one of the more sizable brokerages in the Lowcountry.
David Hickman signed on recently with Prudential Southern Coast Real Estate. "We are delighted that David has joined our team," says Linda Collins, broker-in-charge.
According to the agency, Hickman has lived in the Charleston area for the past 20 years. During that time, he has developed a keen understanding of the housing market opportunities, the company says.
"It has always been my passion to become a Realtor because I love to help people," Hickman says. "For most of us, buying a home will be the biggest investment we will ever make. My goal is to empower you with the right resources in order for you to have the happiest and most successful home buying or selling experience possible," he says.
"My continuous commitment to service excellence will insure that I make your needs my priority," Hickman adds.
Summerville-based Prudential Southern Coast Real Estate covers the striving areas of Berkeley, Charleston and Dorchester counties.
For further information, contact Hickman at 843-505-0456 or firstname.lastname@example.com, or Collins at 843-871-5091 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
•Downtown brokerage rolls out website for historic market buyers, sellers•
In a community with houses dating back three centuries, a real estate firm is promoting its new website geared to classic properties as early as the 18th century.
Daniel Ravenel Sotheby's International Realty in Charleston says it launched a branded website for the "historic specialty" market. The brokerage matched the specialized website at www.HistoricPropertySIR.com with the Sotheby's International Realty website, www.sothebysrealty.com.
The site focuses on detailed historic lifestyle, listing information and resources for buyers. It meanwhile helps sellers search for top properties in the historic segment and the sales professionals who represent them. The properties include landmarks, sites on the National Registry and those of design and historic significance.
The historic specialty website lists more than $1.6 billion in historic property listings worldwide and joins previously rolled out Internet pages for Farm & Ranch, Waterfront, Ski and Golf.
All of the specialty market websites point out notable sales and feature geographic area-focused sections and advanced search abilities.
"Time-honored properties offer living legacies for those that own them," says Wendy Purvey, chief marketing officer of Sotheby's International Realty Affiliates LLC.
"We created the historic specialty market website to celebrate these homes," she says.
"From centuries-old European castles to pre-Revolutionary War plantations to National Registry landmarks, we are proud to represent some of the finest historical properties in the world," Purvey says.
According to Ruthie Ravenel, Daniel Ravenel Sotheby's marketing director, more than 50 percent of luxury real estate buyers use a lifestyle filter in their online searches.
"This specialized site expands our reach and allows us to bring our local inventory of fabulous historic homes to buyers around the world – encouraging them to learn more about Charleston's historic downtown," she says. "Our ability to showcase the lifestyles of the Lowcountry through our specialty sites: Historic Property, Waterfront Property, and Golf Property demonstrate that we are continually finding new ways to introduce luxury buyers to Charleston," Ravenel says.
The Daniel Ravenel firm has closed more than $1.5 billion in real estate sales in the past 30 years. Located at 33 Broad St., the agency joined the Sotheby's International Realty brand in 2007. The local web address is DanielRavenelSIR.com.
The Sotheby's International Realty network includes more than 13,000 sales associates located in 670 offices in 49 countries and territories worldwide.
Sotheby's International Realty Affiliates LLC is a subsidiary of Realogy Holdings Corp., a global leader in real estate franchising and provider of real estate brokerage, relocation and settlement services.
For more information, visit www.sothebysrealty.com.
•Carolina One brings on former builder in East Cooper office•
A Maine native and fan of New England sports teams has switched professions, joining Carolina One Real Estate in its East Cooper locale.
Christopher J. Morin boasts a background as construction builder and manager. He recently signed on with the Mount Pleasant Coleman Boulevard office of Carolina One Real Estate.
"Chris' broad background in construction and project management qualify him to assist buyers and sellers to manage the complicated process of buying and selling real estate," says Dave Sansom, manager of the Coleman Boulevard office.
Morin, born in Augusta, Maine, moved to Charleston in 2002. He sports construction management and technology degrees from Wentworth Institute of Technology and Southern Maine Technical College. He was awarded a National Home Builders Association scholarship.
Morin previously served in the U.S. Coast Guard and worked for commercial construction companies Schuchart Construction and Choate Construction, both of Charleston; and Ledgewood Construction in Portland, Maine.
He lives in Mount Pleasant with his wife Gretchen and high school daughter Reilly. Interests include golf; travel; and Boston football, baseball, basketball and hockey teams.
Carolina One Real Estate touts 11 real estate offices as well as a full service mortgage division and departments specializing in relocation, new homes, insurance, commercial real estate, property management, resort rentals and title services.
For more, visit the company website at www.carolinaone.com.
•Hunley Waters neighborhood comes out with more homeowners' perks•
Homebuyers can slice the price of their purchases 15 percent or more at an eco-friendly North Charleston community based on new incentives.
The financial benefits are available for qualified buyers at Hunley Waters residential neighborhood, according to Cobalt Developments LLC.
Incentive packages apply to recently completed homes in the developer's inventory at Hunley Waters as well as homes "to-be-built" to homebuyer specifications.
Cobalt Development intends to offer a $4,000 incentive towards closing costs on contracts signed by Aug. 31 on two existing homes and on two "to-be-built" houses at Hunley Waters. The buyer must use a preferred lender.
The incentive program also includes the following:
• Ashepoo model floor plans on lots 9 and 15 qualify for an existing Cobalt Development down payment incentive of $10,000 plus up to $20,000 (subject to homebuyer income qualifications) from a regional non-profit organization.
•Ashepoo models on lots 24 and 35 and two "to-be-built" designs in the Ashley and Ashepoo Extended floor plans qualify for the $4,000 closing cost offer.
"This is a fantastic package for qualified homebuyers," says Chris Swan, chief executive of Cobalt Developments LLC. "Potentially, buyers could receive up to $30,000 off a new home if they sign a contract by Aug. 31," he says, adding that a $200,000 home could cost as little as $170,000.
"As the housing recovery leads to increases in new home costs, this is quite a bargain in an increasingly competitive market," Swan says.
Hunley Waters, he says, stands near East Montague and Park Circle in the geographic enter of the region. "It's perfect for people working at the Navy Yard, SPAWAR, Charleston County and the city of North Charleston."
The Ashepoo design boasts 1,518 square feet of living space with three bedrooms and two-and-a-half baths. Prices start at $199,000. The Ashley and Extended Ashepoo models feature more than 1,800 square feet apiece, and each sport three bedrooms and three baths. Prices of the two floor plans start at $250,000.
Separately, Cobalt Development plans to offer a vacation package for qualified real estate brokers who bring new homebuyers to Hunley Waters by the end of August.
The company will cover hotel and roundtrip airfare for two people to London for five days and four nights.
Details can be obtained from agents Neil Bansil at 843-714-3855 and email@example.com) and Valarie Frasier at 843-276-8614 and firstname.lastname@example.com).
Hunley Waters touts itself as North Charleston's only gated, waterfront, sustainable community. Its homes feature stringent National Association of Home Builders Green Certified Homes designations.
According to Hunley Waters, each home includes Energy Star appliances and energy saving perks such as spacious floor plans with nine-foot ceilings designed to enhance indoor temperatures in summer months.
Homes are built in neo-traditional Lowcountry design with expansive front porches and abundant first-floor parking and storage.
Hunley Waters features a community dock and pavilion on Noisette Creek, offering recreational access for kayaking and canoeing. The neighborhood sits three minutes from the East Montague Corridor, five minutes from interstates 26 and 526, and 10 minutes from historic Charleston.
For more information on Hunley Waters, visit www.hunleywaters.com.
•Goose Creek development turning classic barn into open-air pavilion•
Among the first attractions to stand out at Carnes Crossroads will be the property's decades-old barn, which builders are converting to a community hall.
The iconic green barn – a fixture on the property off U.S. highways 17A and 176 since the 1930s – will become a central gathering place for the master planned community's residents.
Construction crews recently started to work "to transform the barn into an open-air pavilion that will serve as a venue for special events such as game nights, resident cookouts and more," says Daniel Island Real Estate, which is developing Carnes Crossroads.
The remade barn will keep key framework and architectural details to preserve its historical context, the developer says. Eventually, the one-time farm building will serve as the centerpiece of a residential amenities center to include a pool.
Crews are expected to complete the work by early fall, Daniel Island Real Estate says.
•Foreclosure totals skid in June nationally, statewide•
In further evidence of a housing recovery, the national foreclosure rate fell to 2.5 percent in June while South Carolina's dipped below 3 percent of all mortgages.
Noted analytical company CoreLogic released its June National Foreclosure Report last week.
According to CoreLogic, South Carolina remains sixth highest in June among "judicial states" with 10,168 completed foreclosures. Still, the total works out to just 2.7 percent of all mortgages, off 0.8 percentage points from a year earlier. The national 2.5 percent average likewise was down 0.8 percent.
South Carolina's serious delinquency rate was 5.1 percent in June, compared with a 5.5 percent share for the U.S. as a whole.
Also according to CoreLogic, the U.S. tallied 55,000 completed foreclosures in June, plummeting 20 percent from 68,000 a year earlier. The completed foreclosure count increased 2.5 percent from 53,000 reported in May.
CoreLogic found that 1 million homes nationwide were in some stage of foreclosure, known as the foreclosure inventory. That's off 28 percent from 1.4 million a year earlier.
Month over month, the foreclosure inventory dipped slightly in June from May. It represented 2.5 percent of all homes with a mortgage, compared with 3.4 percent in June a year ago.
"So far this year, distressed inventories have fallen dramatically, down 14.4 percent, and serious delinquencies are down 15.9 percent," says Mark Fleming, chief economist for CoreLogic. "In the first six months of 2013, the stock of seriously delinquent mortgages has dropped by 412,000."
Florida leads the 50 states in completed foreclosures as of June at 107,000 and posted the highest foreclosure inventory at 8.6 percent of all mortgaged homes.
"Completed foreclosures continued to drop for the 19th straight month. The improvement is broad-based, with 49 states posting a year-over-year decline in foreclosure rates in June," says Anand Nallathambi, president and chief executive of CoreLogic.
"The housing market is clearly on the mend, but we expect the ultimate conclusion of the present housing down cycle to be another several years away," he says.
•Large North Charleston brokerage adds four agents•
New associates at Carolina One Real Estate bring backgrounds in financing, lodging, math and religious pursuits.
The agents include Wendy Arnsdorff, Jonathon Gamble, Rees Johnston and Jessica White.
Arnsdorff, a 25 year veteran of the hospitality industry, previously held positions at Marriott Hotel Group and as group sales manager for Wild Dunes Resort. Arnsdorff graduated from Clemson University with a degree in parks, recreation and tourism. She will work from Carolina One's Mount Pleasant North office.
Johnston also joined the Mount Pleasant North locale. She obtained her real estate license in 2007. She is an Accredited Buyers Representative and Short Sales and Foreclosure specialist. Previously employed by the Anglican Mission in the Americas, Johnston graduated from Hollins College in Roanoke, Va.
An Ohio native, Gamble graduated from the University of Akron and taught middle school mathematics before choosing a career in real estate.
He's based in Carolina One's Coleman Boulevard office. According to the brokerage, Gamble enjoys running, reading and Charleston's beaches.
White counts more than nine years' experience as a Realtor, mortgage originator and manager of an escrow and title company.
Born in Colorado, she relocated to Charleston by way of Tennessee and Kentucky. She has 5 children and enjoys softball, volleyball and fishing, Carolina One notes.
Carolina One Real Estate says it's the leading residential services firm in the metro Charleston market, handling more than 30 percent of residential sales deals as of June 30.
For more information, visit the company website at www.carolinaone.com.


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to look like you've just had a rough sexual encounter.
Lisa: Wow i look like i just got worked
Bob: yes you do ;)
Bob: yes you do ;)
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Taking control of an awkward or boring conversation.
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When a car has been moddded with tons of goodies
That WRX STI with black and polished lip is worked or That Vishnu Lancer EVO is worked.
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I live in Birmingham. Yesterday it was predicted that we would get a light dusting of snow. They were wrong. Life started as normal yesterday. I'm a teacher so I went to school. The snow started at 9 am and began falling fast. Our school district made the decision to early release at 10:45, but by then it was too late. Many parents were unable to get to us. Our city and counties are not equipped to deal with snow and ice. All we have is some salt. The few trucks that we had were sent to south Alabama because they were predicting the real problems for them. The trucks now can't get back to our metro area of 1.3 million people. As parents abandoned their cars and came on foot to get their children (often after miles of walking), they started telling us horror stories of multiple car pileups.
It became evident by about 1 pm that we weren't going anywhere. By the evening, we still had about 200 of our 650 kids and the full staff. Last night we had a sleepover. The cafeteria fed us dinner and the kids are sleeping on the floors of classrooms. I couldn't get to my daughter to pick her up (nor could my husband) so she spent the night with the lady who keeps her (along with the other teachers' kids she watches).
I have now officially been at school for 23 hours. The problem is that it's not getting above freezing today and we still have no snow/ice equipment. We don't know how long we're going to be here at this point. Did I mention that I'm due in March with baby #2?
With all this being said, I am thankful. I am somewhere with heat, food, water, and the best co-workers in the world. There were people (many, many people) who were still trapped on the interstate or other roads last night. We have a gym full of people downstairs who abandoned their cars and the school was the first warm, dry place they could find. It was taking so long to get home that lots of people were running out of gas. Our roads have been described as an ice rink with snow on top. I am thankful that I am far enough from my due date still that I'm not stressing about the baby coming. I'm thankful that my own child is with someone who loves her and she will be there until I can safely get to her. As all of our little friends begin stirring this morning, I'm also thankful to work somewhere that is doing the best to make lemonade out of lemons for our kids who are here with us. I know their families are stressing.
It is looking very likely that this may be at least a 2 night slumber party. I just want to see my daughter and go home (and maybe have a clean pair of underwear), but right now none of that is possible.
Sorry for the novel, but one has a lot of time on their hands when they are "sleeping" at an elementary school. I've done hurricanes and tornadoes, but I don't know how to handle this new curve. I don't think it would phase me in the slightest if I was snuggled in my warm bed at home right now. I guess I'll have a good story to tell baby girl about when I was 8 months pregnant with her. Emergency vehicles can't get through right now, so mostly I'm just thankful that I'm not 9 months pregnant!!!


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Australian Comedian John Robertson Crafts a Maddening and Hilarious YouTube-Based Adventure Game
24 hours ago I'd never heard of John Robertson, but now I can't get his voice out of my head. Mainly the words "dark", "room", and "light switch". That's because about two hours of my Friday afternoon were used desperately trying to find a solution to his devious YouTube-based adventure game. For the record, I beat the shit out of it, entirely by myself. Ain't no GameFAQs walkthrough for this game, son!
You start your quest with Mr. Robertson's angry-looking face -- ominously floating in the darkness -- informing you that you've awakened in a dark room. From there you can decide your next actions by clicking on the choices given to you via annotation links on each of the videos.
It might seem pretty simple, and therefore easy to conquer, but trust me, he pulls some clever little tricks to keep you guessing. I was convinced at least three times that I'd figured out his trick, only to discover that it was merely a red herring. When I finally figured out one of his tricks and started down the correct path, there was still quite a mental hurdle to get over before the fabled "good ending" was playing on my computer screen.
It was an incredibly frustrating journey, but having a comedian narrating it for you quells some of that growing anger; and finally figuring out the solution is remarkably satisfying for a series of YouTube videos. It's easily worth it. Hit the jump to start your adventure...if you dare.
Source: GamesBeat Interview with John Robertson
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More on the Netflix (NFLX) - Dreamworks Animation deal: The partnership between the two media players calls for 300 hours of original programming and appears to be a deeper commitment by Netlflix toward children's programming. Though Netflix let a deal for content from Viacom's Nickolodean expire early this year, it now has Dreamworks and Disney (starting in 2016) supplying it with content for kids. Financial terms weren't disclosed. NFLX +1.4% premarket
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It is true that Netflix lost some Viacom content for children, but this Dreamworks deal might more than make up for it! This is especially true if you keep in mind that children are used to watching different shows every few years.
More high-risk spending on originals. We know it's a nine-figure deal since they've called it "the largest deal for original first-run content in Netflix history." The Viacom hole they are trying to fill is seven times as big as this programming commitment (3900 episodes of mostly 1/2 hour shows). Rather than spend $200M to renew with Viacom, they shift the spending over to Dreamworks originals? If they committed close to the same amount of money, then they are increasing their content costs in the kids category by a significant multiple and there's no guarantee these programs will have the same popularity as the known quantities Viacom was providing. How can NFLX afford to increase its programming costs so dramatically when they're operating on razor thin margins?
No one has a disclosed cost figure. It would be rather disingenuous to call it the largest deal and not mean "financially." DreamWorks Animation CEO Katzenberg called it "an unprecedented commitment to original content in the Internet television space." Your strained interpretation seems highly unlikely.
Dreamworks said that their entire tv unit will double and make 200M in revenue by 2015, so NFLX isn't paying as much as it seems.
$200M in annual revenue as "steady state" for 5 years = $1B. NFLX deal is multi-year and given that DWA CEO described it as huge commitment, seems reasonable to assume it will be a significant focus of their future efforts, which may mean shift away from other commitments on top of growth. So clearly this is a major nine-figure deal. That's what everyone is speculating.
Unfounded surges like these make me even more confident in my small short position. Spending even more on content that won't add anything to the bottom line until 2016 when they need money NOW? Genius! Further, if the financial terms weren't disclosed, how can anyone be certain this is a net positive for the company? If no one can be sure this deal is in fact a net positive for a company already struggling to earn money, why would anyone add to their long position or cover their short one? If it weren't so funny it might almost be sad
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Thorson is the fifth player from last season's SCSU team to sign a pro contract, joining Nic Dowd, Kevin Gravel, Ryan Faragher and Joey Holka.
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December 20, 2013 - Jim Price
For those who need to unwind in between last-minute Christmas shopping, tree-trimming and other preparations, the area music scene will be rocking around the Christmas tree with several noteworthy shows during this weekend and upcoming week.
For some jumping dinner-hour music, D.D. & the Pub Crawlers bring their spirited brass-flavored rock, blues and ska to the Belmar Hotel Friday evening starting at 6 p.m., before heading across town to entertain members and guests at the Heidelberg Country Club starting at 9 p.m.
Aldo's (soon to be McGarvey's Bar & Grille) will present a four-band hard-rocking bash on Saturday night, headlined by Lies, Inc. Also on the bill will be area heavy rockers NailDriver and Klockwick; and from northeastern PA, the Altoona area debut of Sucker. Sucker features lead singer and bassist Candi Vee, who may be familiar to area music fans as a former member of the bands Threeway and My Friend Frankie. Sucker is Candi's original music modern rock project.
Several area favorites will be throwing their own parties on area stages Saturday night as well. Flight 19 will be playing at the 4D's Lounge, one of their last shows before taking a brief hiatus through January and February. Nobody's Heroes will bring their rip-roaring brand of punk-infused folk and Americana to Family Pizza & Pub, and singer Erika Marino and Shallow Nine will trigger good times at the Belmar Hotel.
After Christmas, Altoona native and former Like A Movie singer/guitarist Jimmy Mowery returns to the area Thursday night for a CD-release party at The Island. Now based in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, Mowery recorded his new EP in September with Grammy-nominated producer Mack Damon, and will have copies available for purchase at the show.
With a wintry weather forecast for Saturday, music fans may wish to call area venues ahead of time to make sure shows are still taking place. Support live music this weekend and upcoming week! And if you plan to celebrate heavily while doing so, please designate a driver or call a cab!
Here is a full listing for live music on area stages this weekend and the coming week:
D.D. & the Pub Crawlers at Belmar Hotel, Altoona (starts 6 p.m.)
D.D. & the Pub Crawlers at the Heidelberg Club, Altoona (starts 9 p.m.)
Open Mic Night at Whistle Stop, Altoona (starts 9:30 p.m.)
The Backyard Rockers at Thirsty Dawg Taverne, Patton
Strait & Miller at Boxer's Café, Huntingdon
Flight 19 at 4Ds Lounge, Altoona
Lies Inc., NailDriver, Sucker and Klockwick at Aldo's/McGarvey's, Altoona
Nobody's Heroes at Family Pizza, Altoona
PennSoulVania (hip-hop artists) at Pellegrine's, Altoona (starts 8 p.m.)
Shallow Nine at Belmar Hotel, Altoona
Seize Fire at Breezewood VFW, Breezewood
The Sitch at Schellsburg VFW, Schellsburg
White Shadow at Williamsburg American Legion, Williamsburg
Born & the Beanstalk at Patton American Legion, Patton
Locked and Loaded at Magoo's, Cresson
Rabies From Mars at Bakerton Inn, Bakerton
Night Train at City Hotel, Northern Cambria
Felix & the Hurricanes at Shaw's Bar, Altoona
White Shadow/Beatlemaniacs at Thirsty Dawg Taverne, Patton
Steve Summerhill at Jethro's, Altoona (starts 7 p.m.)
Matt Day at Aldo's/McGarvey's, Altoona
Jimmy Mowery at The Island, Altoona (CD release party)
(More shows may be added to this list as information becomes available. Feel free to check back.)
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Chris Lawson of Nobody's Heroes, performing during last month's Patched Together benefit at the Bavarian Aid Society. Nobody's Heroes brings their raucous punk-fueled Americana sounds to Family Pizza on Saturday night.


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Legal battle comes to an end
After four months of legal stalemate, David Mirvish of Mirvish Prods. has finally purchased the 2,300-seat Canon Theater and the 700-seat Panasonic Theater from Key Brand Entertainment. Both venues are located on Toronto's main drag, Yonge Street.
Mirvish had a 15-year co-presenting lease on the venues and made an offer to purchase from Key Brand early this year. But Dancap Prods. president Aubrey Dan, who had gained the right to manage the venues after making a large investment in Key Brand's takeover of Live Nation assets, applied for an injunction to block the sale. That application was denied by the Ontario Supreme Court last week.
Mirvish Prods. now owns four major Toronto theatrical venues. For the company's 2008-09 season, the Canon will see the return of "Monty Python's Spamalot," "A Chorus Line," "Chitty Chitty Bang Bang," "The Color Purple" and "Spring Awakening." Toronto's production of "We Will Rock You" recently transferred from the Canon to the Panasonic.


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3-Day Forecast
TULSA - Three teenagers are charged with first-degree murder in connection with a deadly shooting outside a Tulsa Papa John's restaurant early Saturday morning.
Police released the names of 17-year-olds Damian Anderson, Jermaine Savory and Frankie Jackson Monday afternoon.
Homicide detectives say Savory and Jackson were seen driving a vehicle matching the description of a Saturn Vue SUV seen near the crime scene.
READ: Police identify man killed outside of Papa John's Pizza Saturday morning (http://bit.ly/Y6nyDE)
Robert Horton, 53, was shot outside the restaurant near 11th Street and Delaware Avenue around 6 a.m. Saturday. Police believe it happened during an attempted robbery. Investigators got the vehicle description from security cameras in the area.
"We can tell kind of how many people are coming up over the fence at that particular time into the getaway vehicle, so rest assured that if they're looking at the video of the car leaving, we have them on video jumping the fence," said Sgt. Dave Walker.
During a search at Savory's home they recovered five guns but they did not recover the murder weapon.
During questioning, police say the suspects placed the blame on each other. They say the suspects were driving the streets early Saturday morning looking to rob someone.
Detectives say they identified some of the teens after they determined the SUV is the same car used in a number of other Tulsa robberies over the past two months.
Miles away from Tulsa in Arlington, Texas, Horton's daughter spoke out.
"He was a good person. And he loved everybody. He did. He loved everybody and accepted everybody," said Angela Mansfield.
Mansfield says she's already forgiven the suspects. She says she's leaning on her faith.
"I just can't come to be angry. I am not angry," Mansfield said.
Damian's mom, Lashon Anderson, says her son left for the bus stop around 7 a.m. Monday, but didn't make it there before police got to him.
"I don't care what they say. My baby didn't do this. My baby didn't do it," Anderson said.
Anderson believes her youngest son stayed in the car when this murder happened. "I told him about hanging with him," she said. "I didn't want him hanging with him and he knew it. He knew it."
Anderson hopes this is just a minor set back and that her youngest son will graduate from Union High School next year.
"I have to put my strength in God right now. I just have to pray," she said. "That's all I can do."
Gabriel Flores was with Robert Horton during this delivery. He says he heard a loud bang and then his co-worker of 12 years scream "Oh my God."
Flores, who spoke by phone with 2NEWS Monday, said, "It helps me with the closure part, that they've caught them."


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November 6, 2014 – November 6, 2016
Monday through Friday, 8 am – 5 pm
Mayor's Office, Redmond City Hall
Through the use of photography, both Marsha Burns and Lorna Simpson thoughtfully, and at times subtly, address issues of race and societal boundaries within their work. These two groupings of black and white portraits provide an opportunity for dialogue and thought around a more challenging topic – a way for us to continue a much needed conversation about race and equity, particularly within the city of Redmond and our diverse and changing community.
Marsha Burns, a native of Seattle, began making portraits of young adults who chose to set themselves apart from the mainstream, first in Seattle and later in other cities. "The people I choose to photograph are often those for whom negative or tragically simple attitudes have been formed by the majority of society," she writes. "In an age of technology and urbanization, I am drawn to the boundaries, to people whose existence is self-defined."
Lorna Simpson is well-known for her large-scale photograph-and-text works that confront and challenge narrow, conventional views of gender, identity, culture history and memory. While the pieces may appear straightforward, the photographs and accompanying text often confront the viewer with the underlying racism still found in American culture.
On loan from the Microsoft Art Collection
February 26, 2016 – July 2016
Monday through Friday, 8am – 5pm
Lobby, Redmond City Hall
In 2009 the Redmond Clay Studio began offering ceramic classes at the Old Redmond Schoolhouse Community Center with Clay Studio Director Damian Grava at the helm. Since then, Grava has offered progressive ceramic art programming that provides an open platform for students to learn and develop their own voice as artists. This exhibition, Convergence, demonstrates the influence and convergence of artistic ideas between teachers and students and the overall communal nature of artistic exchange at the Redmond Clay Studio.
As an artist, Damian Grava demonstrates his passion for clay in the form of the utilitarian pot. The process of kiln firing is a principal tool in decorating Grava's work; essentially he paints his pots with fire. Grava's work is exhibited along with the work of three students: Eun Kwak, Kelly Neu and Vicky Hattori. All three students have found their own voice in ceramics at the Redmond Clay Studio – they each had creative outlets prior to clay but now find themselves even more committed to this material.
November 2012 - October 15, 2014
Monday through Friday, 8 am – 5 pm
City Hall Lobby and Mayor's Office
In The Palm Of Her Hand celebrates the work of women artists and features ceramic, glass, wood and mixed media artwork by preeminent national and international artists including Niki de Saint Phalle, Gwen Knight, Jaune Quick-to-See Smith, Ginny Ruffner, Cappy Thompson, Gail Tremblay, Patti Warashina and Elizabeth Woody.
This exhibition is made possible via a generous loan from the Microsoft Art Collection and partnership of Seattle Art Museum's exhibition, Elles: Women Artists from the Centre Pompidou, Paris.


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Kuhner: Obama is Channeling Trotsky, Leading a 'Ceaseless Assault Upon Traditional America'
We predicted that the fanatically anti-Obama columnist Jeffrey Kuhner of the Washington Times would go mad if President Obama won re-election, and he didn't disappoint. In a column today, Kuhner warns that Obama is channeling the spirit of "Vladimir Lenin, Leon Trotsky, Fidel Castro and Hugo Chavez" and is dependent on a left-wing "pseudo-religion." Kuhner warned that Obama and his fellow Democrats are waging a "ceaseless assault upon traditional America" and will use comprehensive immigration reform to "permanently shift the electoral map in favor of the Democrats" and consequently "ensure national one-party Democratic rule for generations."
"The president has shown nothing but contempt for the Constitution. He is remaking America in his own image," Kuhner writes. "Can Republicans stop him? If not, there will be no return from Obama's America."
While he is grieving now, prior to the election Kuhner predicted that even if Obama were to win re-election he would be impeached and removed from office!
President Obama has succeeded in transforming America. The constitutional republic is dead. A socialist empire has been born. This is the true meaning — and historical significance — of Tuesday's election.
From the outset of his presidency, Mr. Obama vowed to be a "transformative" leader. His re-election shows that he has achieved his primary goal: erecting a European social democracy.
Contrary to myth, liberalism is not a political ideology but a pseudo-religion — or rather, it is a substitute for traditional religion. It is driven by emotion, symbolism, irrationality and blind, intense faith. Its holy trinity is race, class and gender. Its church is the Democratic Party. And its savior —its secular messiah —is Mr. Obama. He has fostered a cult of personality common among leftist revolutionaries. Despite blatant failures, he is not held accountable by his supporters. Like Vladimir Lenin, Leon Trotsky, Fidel Castro and Hugo Chavez, Mr. Obama is never blamed by his ideological followers for any mistakes or misdeeds. It is always someone else's fault — especially former President George W. Bush's. Obama-ites have one ever-present boogeyman: Mr. Bush. He is the American left's devil.
Moreover, this explains Mr. Obama's strategy — playing the race card, relentlessly attacking "millionaires and billionaires" and making phony claims of a GOP "war on women." The only real war is the Democrats' ceaseless assault upon traditional America. Mr. Obama is practicing the old politics of divide and conquer. His aim is to splinter and polarize society in the ruthless pursuit of power.
The path is clear for Mr. Obama's complete transformation of America. He has admitted that the key to his re-election was the huge Hispanic turnout. He plans to repay the favor by pushing amnesty for nearly 12 million to 20 million illegal immigrants. The New York Times reports that Mr. Obama considers "comprehensive immigration reform" to be his first priority in a second term. The reason is obvious: Granting amnesty would permanently shift the electoral map in favor of the Democrats. Pivotal states with large illegal populations, such as Texas, Arizona, Florida, Ohio and Pennsylvania, would become deep blue. It would ensure national one-party Democratic rule for generations.
The last line of defense is the Republican-controlled House. The Senate remains firmly in Democratic hands. Mr. Obama will reshape the Supreme Court as he fills inevitable upcoming vacancies. The establishment media is his lapdog. Hollywood backs him. The popular culture idolizes him. Almost every major institution is falling under his influence. The president has shown nothing but contempt for the Constitution. He is remaking America in his own image. Can Republicans stop him? If not, there will be no return from Obama's America.
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