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Game 115, Zombie-Mariners at Mariners
Joe Saunders vs. Kyle Lohse, 7:10pm
Ah, the Brewers. For a team that's been in the National League since 1998, and (thanks to the M's incompetence) never really figured in playoff races during the time both teams played in the AL West, the Brewers are easy to mock. It all starts with the Pilots, of course, and Bud Selig's acquisition of the bankrupt Seattle team, which he quickly moved to Milwaukee.* Then, the late 80s and early 90s saw a series of violent (for baseball) brawls between these two teams, including a day game that is forever imprinted on my memory. On May 28th, 1989, the Mariners were in Milwaukee, and they took a 4-0 lead into the bottom of the 3rd behind Bill Swift. The Brewers got a run back behind an error and two singles, and had the bases loaded with no one out. Swift got Gary Sheffield to pop out, then induced a comebacker from Rob Deer. Swift threw home to get Billy Speiers, and Dave Valle had enough time to pivot and get Deer at 1st. After the throw, however, Speiers took out Valle's legs, injuring the catcher's knee. Valle couldn't walk on it, so the M's trainers worked on Valle as he lie in the dirt of the batter's box. After 10 minutes or so, Milwaukee pitcher Chris Bosio decided he was tired of waiting and, with his catcher crouching about three feat from Valle, started his warm up tosses. Valle was displeased, miffed even.
The resulting brawl was significant, though it may have been upstaged by the brawl the two clubs had a bit over a year later. Still, the image I'll never forget as the crowd panned over the chaotic scene was an extremely tall man with an unidentified Brewer clasped in a headlock. Welcome to the Mariners, Randy Johnson. RJ had been acquired in the big Mark Langston deal three days earlier, on the 25th, and wouldn't make his first appearance for the M's, er, in a playing capacity, until the 30th. In the days before cable contracts, only a few games were on TV. In my mind, this was RJ's introduction to Seattle – a tall, gangly man running in from the bullpen to put a chokehold on Terry Francona. It's possible that the M's had another game televised between on the 26th and 27th; I have no idea. I just knew I was having some trouble believing that Langston was gone, and the M's acquired three guys I'd never heard of. For whatever reason, that scene helped me get over not only the trade but Langston's less-than-pretty exit. Both Langston and the M's seemed annoyed they couldn't agree on a deal to stay, so Langston made some disparaging comments about the team on his way out. The M's were weighing on offer from the Mets that would've brought in Sid Fernandez and Rick Aguilera, and I think many in Seattle saw the Expos' prospect haul as a much worse return. I don't think Johnson brawling for Valle's honor and knee tendons changed that equation, but I decided to stop worrying and learn to love the freak in the #51 shirt.
Ok, enough of that. These are the present day Brewers, the team that fancied itself a contender in the NL Central this spring, and whose dreadful 2013 includes compiling the 2nd worst record in the NL behind the not-really-trying Marlins, the suspension of Ryan Braun (just a reminder, his big contract extension kicks in for the *2016* season), and injuries to Aramis Ramirez and Corey Hart.** Like the M's, the Brewers aren't, in 2013, a high payroll club. But look where their money's going. The highest paid Brewer in 2013 is today's starter, Kyle Lohse. the 2nd through 6th spots go to Rickie Weeks (victim of an Ackley-like collapse; -0.2 fWAR), Hart (out for the year with a knee injury, free agent in 2014), Aramis Ramirez (injured, power mysteriously missing, 0.4 fWAR), Braun (suspended, had 9 HRs on the year), Yovani Gallardo (frustrating, bad RA, Brewers apparently tried to move him at the deadline), and John Axford (team's star closer in 2011, then collapsed in 2012 and hasn't yet recovered; -0.4 fWAR). There's a lot of luck in there, and there's the big suspension caveat of course, but the Brewers' highest paid guys are giving them less than stellar production. It's reminiscent of the M's teams of the Bavasi years, with Carlos Silva, Miguel Batista and, to be fair, Ichiro, earning the big bucks while King Felix was paid like a journeyman 4th OF.
Lohse has actually been pretty good this year, with a so-so fWAR offset by a solid ERA. He's still the same guy he was most of the time in St. Louis: a sinker/slider/change/curve guy with absolutely no eye-popping stuff who just seems to generate outs. Many people assumed that pitching to Yadier Molina (he of the pitch framing Molina brothers, and incredible defense overall) and working with Dave Duncan combined to make his fWAR and W/L records much better than his true talent, and thus bidding for Lohse's services this year was surprisingly muted. The Brewers walked away with him for a three-year, $33m contract. Lohse still relies on a located 89mph sinker, a change and curve to lefties and a slider to righties. He's not afraid to the throw his slider to lefties as well, however; he throws it about as much as his change-up to them. While this strategy was pretty successful in St Louis, it hasn't worked as well this year. His change has been effective, however, and thus his splits are essentially even overall. As a result, this isn't a great match-up overall for the M's, but it's still good to face a righty. It's also nice that the Brewers have been one of the worst teams in the league against lefties overall, thanks to the worst HR/9 against them.
1: Miller, SS
2: Franklin, 2B
3: Seager, 3B
4: Morales, DH
5: Morse, RF
6: Ibanez, LF
7: Smoak, 1B
8: Saunders, CF
9: Quintero, C
SP: J. Saunders
The big name prospect starting in the M's minors today is Edwin Diaz for Pulaski. Jordan Shipers has had a miserable, injury-riddled season for High Desert, but he's talented and could help his stock with a good final month. He's starting for High Desert. Hector Noesi has had a miserable season for multiple teams, but he too is talented, and…honestly, I'm not sure what to make of his stock at this point, but he's starting for Tacoma in wild, wondrous Albuquerque. Lefty Anthony Fernandez gets the ball for AA Jackson.
The Rangers completed their slow-motion acquisition of ex-White Sox OF Alex Rios today, supposedly for IF Leury Garcia.
* Wikipedia tells me Selig had tried to keep the Braves in Milwaukee, and then worked tirelessly to "prove" Milwaukee could support a team, including hosting White Sox games at County Stadium in the 60s. This whole "so hurt by his hometown franchise moving, he devoted himself to moving someone else's franchise" dynamic has at least some similarities with the Sonics saga of the past five years, a comparison that sounds much more damning than I mean it to.
** Somewhere on the East side, Dave Valle has a spring in his step as a feeling of contentment washes over him. He flashes that wide smile as he realizes his knee hasn't felt so good in years.
77 Responses to "Game 115, Zombie-Mariners at Mariners"
ivan on
August 9th, 2013 5:31 pm
Funny. My recollection of that trade was like "We got Randy Johnson? Seriously? OMG, we STOLE this guy! This guy throws the ball 200 miles an hour!"
Paul B on
August 9th, 2013 5:57 pm
This guy throws the ball 200 miles an hour!"
He just didn't know where it was going.
I see we have our starting outfield tonight. Sigh.
SonOfZavaras on
August 9th, 2013 6:10 pm
I remember when Langston left, and was even happy he did. I'll explain why later.
The deal Woody Woodward had with the Mets was indeed Langston for Sid Fernandez, Rick Aguilera and a RHP by name of David West.
But Chuck Armstrong nixed that trade at the last minute, citing Fernandez' physique, injury concerns for Aguilera and "he had never seen West".
(Of all the things I COULD blame Armstrong for, that call is fairly low on the totem pole- West was a mechanical mess at the time with good stuff and a classic 5-cent head about pitching, and Fernandez only continued to gain weight. If it hadn't been for that funky delivery of his adding supreme deception, I doubt he would've EVER had good years in the major leagues.)
In steps Montreal with Johnson, Holman and Gene Harris- and the rest is history.
I'm laughing remembering the mid-20s version of Randy Johnson. My God, what velocity. And every single batter against him was scared as hell.
(You couldn't blame them, especially if they were a lefty batter. It had to be in their heads- "Am I gonna be the one he hits in the head and kills?")
Fond memories.
SonOfZavaras on
August 9th, 2013 6:15 pm
Oh, sorry. I forgot. I was happy when Langston left because I never once thought of him as a gutsy, big game pitcher.
To me, he spent a lot of his career being perfectly happy with collecting big paychecks and being the best pitcher on lousy teams.
Remembering the days when Langston was the best we had really, really makes me appreciate Felix all that much more.
PackBob on
August 9th, 2013 6:16 pm
And it's an Ibanez/Morse combo that isn't in a hot streak, making the (lack of) defense and base running stand out even more.
SonOfZavaras on
August 9th, 2013 6:22 pm
I've been thinking about our outfield conundrum lately.
It seems inconceivable (and yes, I know what that word means, Princess Bride watchers!) that a major-league organization could be hurting so badly…for quality outfielders.
Which got me to thinking about who's ONE SEASON away from free agency.
Checking MLBTradeRumors, I notice that Nick Markakis becomes a free agent after the 2014 season.
The Orioles are not typically an organization that rewards their better players with extensions.
Might they try to cash in Markakis while they can, during the off-season? And if the receiving team is only getting one year of him for sure…that dilutes the price tag.
Markakis is a fine defensive player with moderate power and good wheels. He would look really good to me in Mariner blues.
Just a thought.
casey on
August 9th, 2013 6:23 pm
Marc – great story. I remember the deal, was less of a M's fan in those days but your recollection of the brawl brought big smile to my face – nicely written.
Paul B on
August 9th, 2013 6:55 pm
Did they just say Betancourt is playing first for the Brewers?
Paul B on
August 9th, 2013 6:58 pm
Man I thought he was out of baseball. I guess playing for a last place NL team = dead to me.
terryoftacoma on
August 9th, 2013 7:20 pm
Yes. Yuniesky Betancourt splits his time between first and third these days. One reason the Brewer's have had a bad season.
Paul B on
August 9th, 2013 7:24 pm
Suspension + injuries + empty farm system = crappy hitting shortstop playing first base?
juneau_fan on
August 9th, 2013 7:25 pm
Cool. Someone booed Yuni.
Paul B on
August 9th, 2013 7:26 pm
Bill Krueger is as good at in game color as he is at pregame.
SonOfZavaras on
August 9th, 2013 7:28 pm
I see you must've caught his obligatory Dick Tracy reference, Paul B.
SonOfZavaras on
August 9th, 2013 7:30 pm
Yuniesky Betancourt should be booed for, like, every minute his career lasts.
One of my least favorite ex-Mariners.
juneau_fan on
August 9th, 2013 7:31 pm
What that hell was the Dick Tracy reference? Who even knows who Dick Tracy is anymore?
SonOfZavaras on
August 9th, 2013 7:42 pm
I only dimly know Dick Tracy…let's see… had a yellow trenchcoat, was a detective, Warren Beatty played him in a 1994 movie he lobbied hard to make for years, and it did mediocre in the box office.
And there were about 10 million villains with colorful nicknames.
Paul B on
August 9th, 2013 7:44 pm
Sloppy play.
terryoftacoma on
August 9th, 2013 7:45 pm
Let's see. Error, error, double and two runs. Yup. That's our Mariners.
Paul B on
August 9th, 2013 7:46 pm
Wasn't Madonna in that movie?
The crooks had names like meltedhead and threearms.
Westside guy on
August 9th, 2013 7:47 pm
I know who Dick Tracy is, but I didn't get the reference.
Also, can we not use "our starting outfield" as a disparaging term? It's not fair to Saunders to lump him in with Morse and Ibañez.
juneau_fan on
August 9th, 2013 7:48 pm
Krug has such great timing. Bumper showing one of our servicemen returning home from the Middle East and ol' Bill's rambling about Smoak:
"There's plenty of guys in the minor leagues who'd die for his opportunities."
Not so much, Bill.
juneau_fan on
August 9th, 2013 7:50 pm
Bunt, bunt, bunt!
Westside guy on
August 9th, 2013 7:51 pm
Why the heck is Krueger doing color?
Westside guy on
August 9th, 2013 7:53 pm
Krueger apparently thinks Yuni is still a shortstop but is playing first by choice.
Paul B on
August 9th, 2013 7:53 pm
I would rather they had used Angie.
Westside guy on
August 9th, 2013 7:55 pm
Angie would rock!
Westside guy on
August 9th, 2013 7:56 pm
juneau_fan on
August 9th, 2013 7:57 pm
I love Kyle Seager.
SonOfZavaras on
August 9th, 2013 7:59 pm
I know who Dick Tracy is, but I didn't get the reference.
This strip was before most of our time, I think.
But I did some checking, and it turns out Tracy was kind of the gadget-geek of hard-boiled detectives…kinda like Batman with the utility belt, always coming out with some doohickey (but factually accurate, in Tracy's case) to get out of jams.
I'm guessing The Wet Look was referring to Joe Saunders' resourcefulness to get himself out of trouble when he used Dick Tracy as an allegory.
juneau_fan on
August 9th, 2013 8:00 pm
Yeah, I don't see why a woman, particularly an experienced athlete like Angie, couldn't do commentary. Plenty of the 'communications major' guys doing it; don't have to be some crappy former ball player necessarily.
Then again, I remember the shitstorm when the Giants dared to bring a woman in to just do the announcing at their new ballfield. Apparently the very tonality of a female voice is enough to shrivel the balls of all 'real' sports fans.
SonOfZavaras on
August 9th, 2013 8:02 pm
I am agreeing with Sims and Krueger on one thing: if you're a BBWAA voter and you don't vote Junior in the Hall of Fame?
You really deserve to have that voting privilege revoked, especially if you're going to do it just so NO ONE remains "unanimous".
(I *really* hate those voters…)
Paul B on
August 9th, 2013 8:03 pm
Maybe Buhner and Wilson weren't available, out at a good restaraunt or something visiting before tomorrow.
Shannon would be really good too, although her specialty is interviews. But everyone loves Shannon.
SonOfZavaras on
August 9th, 2013 8:05 pm
I'd have no real issue with Angie Mentink doing commentary. She's pretty upfront about what she doesn't know. And she knows more than she's given credit for, in general.
I really do believe I'd rather listen to her than Krueger.
SonOfZavaras on
August 9th, 2013 8:05 pm
Now, see…if we had a REAL left fielder, that would at least be a play.
Westside guy on
August 9th, 2013 8:06 pm
Actually I'm going to say that while I'm not a Krueger fan, I've heard a lot worse.
Paul B on
August 9th, 2013 8:08 pm
Must have said the magic word.
juneau_fan on
August 9th, 2013 8:11 pm
No dive from Morse?
Paul B on
August 9th, 2013 8:11 pm
When your corner outfielders have the range of a DH, a lot of balls fall in for hits.
Westside guy on
August 9th, 2013 8:12 pm
Endy would've caught that.
juneau_fan on
August 9th, 2013 8:17 pm
When crap meets crap, there's crap.
enazario on
August 9th, 2013 8:18 pm
Ibañez arm is a weak ass sister.
Westside guy on
August 9th, 2013 8:19 pm
Lucky bounce right to Raul, but then his arm sucks.
Although on the Ibañez continuum it was a relatively decent throw.
bookbook on
August 9th, 2013 8:22 pm
High Desert is winning 20-1 after 2. 20-1.
Cresswell on
August 9th, 2013 8:23 pm
Can we start talking about Seager's defense? He's a bit slapdash. Was at Tuesday game (yuck) and his lack of desire to move his feet helped screw up that game.
Westside guy on
August 9th, 2013 8:25 pm
Good grief, bookbook!
stevemotivateir on
August 9th, 2013 8:33 pm
So, they already blew the shut-out in High Desert? Sucks.
juneau_fan on
August 9th, 2013 8:42 pm
Must be nice to have speedy players.
juneau_fan on
August 9th, 2013 8:45 pm
Sign the game's not going well for the Mariners–one of Yuni's popups can't be caught…And now a grand slam. Time for one of my succinct single words.
Westside guy on
August 9th, 2013 8:48 pm
Well, Joe Saunders, this one is all on YOU.
SonOfZavaras on
August 9th, 2013 8:49 pm
I say Betancourt gets some of the good cheddar in the ribs, his next AB.
That home run trot was more than a little on the "show-'em-up" side.
juneau_fan on
August 9th, 2013 8:54 pm
Running, running, running.
SonOfZavaras on
August 9th, 2013 8:55 pm
Seager is having one ROUGH week with the leather.
Longgeorge1 on
August 9th, 2013 8:58 pm
We could use YB in left (HA HA?)
juneau_fan on
August 9th, 2013 9:00 pm
And Krug insults FDR…
Come on guys, at least a run or two every inning.
SonOfZavaras on
August 9th, 2013 9:14 pm
I thought that was kinda funny when Krug backtracked RIGHT AWAY on what he was saying about FDR.
PC Syndrome is so fun to watch when it's obvious.
SonOfZavaras on
August 9th, 2013 9:15 pm
Hmmm…I think I'm gonna go watch "The Wolverine".
Westside guy on
August 9th, 2013 9:16 pm
I think Krueger was just making a joke, but immediately realized it came out totally wrong. I've been there, so I'm not going to fault him for that.
juneau_fan on
August 9th, 2013 9:17 pm
Yeah, Krug's utter insincerity was pretty transparent.
And I'm quite sure Krug's sweet ol' Grandma appreciated her social security, so he can just shut the hell up.
(Yeah, when there's nothing good to discuss in the game…)
So will they drill Yuni?
juneau_fan on
August 9th, 2013 9:18 pm
*cue Krug making some statement about the M's not having the balls to drill a showboater*
stevemotivateir on
August 9th, 2013 9:24 pm
I've never really been a fan of pegging opponents. But I wouldn't have a problem with Yuni taking one after that.
The one (and only) time I can remember screaming for it, was when Everett hit a HR off Moyer and showed everyone that he was attracted to Jamie.
pgreyy on
August 9th, 2013 9:32 pm
You're not a regular reader of The Stranger, are you steve…
…because "pegging" has a very different meaning there, and I'd have to agree that I've never really been a fan of doing THAT to opponents either.
BTW–Just tuned in…why did Erasmo come in for Saunders? Bullpen depletion?
juneau_fan on
August 9th, 2013 9:35 pm
Ramirez apparently skipped his regular start day so they brought him in when Saunders imploded to get his some work.
*head desk* on the pegging, BTW.
Westside guy on
August 9th, 2013 9:35 pm
Because Joe Saunders sucked, pgreyy.
And ewww.
juneau_fan on
August 9th, 2013 9:54 pm
For all our ragging on Raul, he runs hard to first every time. A couple of the younger guys on the team could learn something from that attitude.
juneau_fan on
August 9th, 2013 9:57 pm
"Bowling for beer cups"
Okay, Krug, that was funny.
Eastside Suds on
August 9th, 2013 10:01 pm
Smoak OPS up to .820. Not bad for a guy some wanted banished to Tacoma earlier in the spring. LOL
Westside guy on
August 9th, 2013 10:04 pm
Smoak says "That one's for you, Cameron".
And I was one of those guys, Suds!
Eastside Suds on
August 9th, 2013 10:05 pm
Me to Westy. Me too….sheepishly apologizing now
Eastside Suds on
August 9th, 2013 10:13 pm
As we well know, M's can't make mistakes and still win. Not nearly talented enough. Grif day tomorrow!!
Westside guy on
August 9th, 2013 10:19 pm
I found it a bit funny that Krueger was going on, early in the game, about how bad the Brewers are defensively.
Bill, that's not necessarily something you want to call too much attention to when a team is facing the Mariners, who by some metrics are the worst in the entire MLB…
Kazinski on
August 9th, 2013 10:38 pm
Yes, you have to give Raul credit, he has never just phoned it in. Even if he is fucking up balls in the outfield it isn't because of a lack of effort.
I was just looking at Fangraphs stats for players 40 and over. According to Fangraphs Omar Visquel has the highest UZR of any player 40 or older, and its not close, 30 vs. 12 for Bob Boone.
He needs to be in the HOF
The top 5 UZR by career are dominated by former Mariners:
1 Adrian Beltre 152.5 15.0 UZR/150
2 Carl Crawford 118.7 13.1
3 Andruw Jones 118.2 18.9
4 Ichiro Suzuki 116.1 12.0
5 Scott Rolen 109.0 13.3
Of course the data skews to the last 10 years too.
stevemotivateir on
August 9th, 2013 11:57 pm
The Stranger is a world of it's own. I actually know one of their journalists, but I'm not a fan of her work and I certainly wouldn't let their slang influence mine!
I used to pick it up all the time for show information, though I liked The Rocket better when that was still around. I no longer live in the region, so none of matters to me anymore anyway.
SeattleSlew on
August 10th, 2013 5:27 am
Typical M's in this one but hey at least there was awesome fireworks (according to Roots everybody has been talking about) right? It baffles me that a team would even attempt to attract fans with fireworks when they are getting close to the end and the team has had a terrible season.
(If Sims and Angie Mentink were the two M's announcers I would just completely give up on watching games. I know many fans complain about their teams announcers but its hard to imagine anyone worse than these two.)
jak924 on
August 10th, 2013 10:40 am
I recently returned to the NW after 30 years in SoCal. I've gotta wonder, where in the world did Angie Mentink and Dave Sims come from? THEY ARE AWFUL!
deadball on
August 10th, 2013 4:48 pm
"…the M's trainers worked on Valle as he lie in the dirt….."
Remember that Hemingway book, As I Lie Dying? No, I guess not.
SeattleSlew on
August 10th, 2013 5:29 pm
Describing them as awful is an understatement.
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Some 40 cyclists rode in a sea of red, white and blue Puerto Rican flags to the ringing of bells, honking of horns and wailing of sirens.
This year's honorary Puerto Rican man and woman of the year, U.S. Rep. Albio Sires and State Sen. Sandra B. Cunningham walked side by side in front of the congressman's float featuring music, such as Ricky Martin's "Livin' La Vida Loca."
"I am very honored to be named Puerto Rican Man of the Year," Sires said. "Thankfully this year it didn't rain. It poured with rain last year."
"We are very proud of the Puerto Rican people in this community and proud of what they have achieved," Cunningham said. "This parade is the best in the city and perhaps the best in the state."
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HAMMOND: 2013 Oscar Show May Not Be Moving Earlier
EXCLUSIVE: With Monday night's Gotham Awards and Tuesday's announcement of the Independent Spirit Award nominations and winners of the New York Film Critics awards (more on that below), awards season is in full swing and we are barely past Thanksgiving. It seems as if the season is becoming a literal rush to judgment with screenings beginning only this week for some big titles such as The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo, Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close and Angelina Jolie's In The Land of Blood and Honey.
But things could become even more hurried if the Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences actually follows through on their much-talked about plan to move the Oscars earlier in 2013 by as much as a month. The most-discussed date is the last Sunday of January that year — the 27th. The current season's Oscars will be on Sunday February 26th. But as it turns out, I have learned that a significantly earlier Oscarcast is very unlikely for 2013 and even 2014.
The prevailing thinking is that an earlier Oscars would mercifully shorten the long awards season and make them more competitive with the slew of movie awards shows that precede the Academy Awards beginning with this week's events (The National Board of Review will also announce their winners on Thursday). Past Academy President Sid Ganis and current President Tom Sherak have been known to favor an earlier awards date but sources close to the discussions tell me there are complications.
I checked this all out after hearing that at least two prominent Guilds that hand out their own awards usually in late January/early February were extremely worried about the Academy making such a major move and were told an announcement may be imminent. One guild source said it would cause complete chaos with everyone's schedules meaning there would be a pileup of awards and obviously each show including the BAFTAs, Golden Globes, various Guild awards and others would all try to move much earlier too. BAFTA chief executive Amanda Berry whose show airs two weeks before the Oscars told me she would definitely have to consider a move rather than following the Academy Awards. One guild exec angrily told me, "I don't know why they would do this. The Oscars are the Super Bowl. What do they have to worry about? Everyone else, including us, are like playoff games."
Actually the real Super Bowl is part of the problem. The Academy's broadcast partner ABC has a say in these plans and I have been told by a very informed Acad source that the January 27, 2013 date has been ruled out and the earliest they could go is February 3. Problem is that happens to be the date of the Super Bowl so obviously that Sunday is out. So is the next Sunday after that for an undisclosed reason meaning the earliest the show could go is February 17 and frankly my sources say they will have to think about the value of moving it just one week earlier than it is already. Academy voters already are crunched with a plethora of films to watch and losing that extra week may just not be worth the minimum return the Acad gets in moving up a few days. The calendar for 2014 has a very similar configuration and presents the exact same scenario.
Of course they could always move the show back to Monday where it aired for many years before landing on the much more desirable Sunday berth a few years ago. Word is that's not being seriously considered. In fact I have been told absolutely no decision will be made until the Academy has figured out how to implement online voting. Some experimentation is taking place now but there won't be a big test until later in the Spring. Once they know they can safely make the switch from paper to electronic ballots without fear of getting hacked or having vote totals uncovered by some enterprising college kid, they will decide if and when the show can move.
Of course for most of the critics groups moving earlier is no big deal because they generally are the first to see the movies. The much larger nearly 6,000 member Academy has a hell of a time trying to see all the major contenders as it is, especially on the big screen instead of via screeners which is what the Academy is actively urging members to do. Another guild exec suggested that "moving earlier would have the undesired effect of making critics groups and their choices even more influential since many Oscar voters might only have time to watch what these groups vote for."
That apparently was the bone-headed thinking this year when the New York Film Critics, under new president John Anderson boldly moved up their awards voting by two weeks just so they could be first and beat the National Board of Review which normally get that first slot. Originally they were to have voted today but then Scott Rudin told them he couldn't possibly show them The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo any earlier than today. Considering the film was directed by last year's NYFCC darling David Fincher they agreed to move their vote to Tuesday. However another Rudin film, one with a special New York connection, the post 9/11 drama Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close was not ready in time and Warner Bros. had to turn down the NYFCC's request to see it early causing a war of words between the critics group and the studio — and it won't be considered. Isn't this early move a case of the tail wagging the dog? No matter what awards the group does or doesn't bestow on Dragon Tattoo it's a lose-lose situation with some members complaining aggressively. One told me, "If I can't see everything, I just won't vote."
Perhaps therein lies a storm warning for the Academy's early bird proponents as well.
All that over the Oscar date? Does anyone under 70 care?
I just have to say I love the use of the poster for "Girl with the Dragon Tattoo" here. Not because I'm salivating at whether or not NYFCC will have enough time to properly consider it, but because it's the poster of the ORIGINAL Swedish film with Noomi Rapace on the cover. The Hollywood remake-of-foreign films machine has gotten so rapid that even they can't tell the difference between the remake and the original. The same one whose star performance went ignored by most awards considerations last year.
alas, not really too surprising is it? The Entertainment industry is about making money and they're gonna milk any tit they can find till it runs dry. It's not just shoving it into a Happy Meal, it means remaking it for everyone, means translations, means making movies for lowest common denominator. So, put away your surprise and rub some camphor on your gums.
Or do better…
Nothing wrong with the movie business spending 4 out of every 12 months congratulating themselves.
Movie theaters do not want the Academy Awards to be any earlier, especially those that show a lot of nominated films. Some of us are only busy during awards season because of people who "need" to see all the nominated shows before the Oscars telecast.
The Oscars moving up will have a huge negative effect on smaller movies. Voters simply won't have time to watch everything and fine the smaller projects which means the big name or heavily backed titles will be even more dominant than they already are.
Plus it'll hit the box office of smaller films that benefit from attention through the awards season, especially from Oscar noms, but that are dead in the water the moment they don't win any of the big awards.
The Oscars are the grandaddy of the awards season and are fine sitting majestically on their throne at the end of Feb. A move will only hurt smaller films both in terms of business and getting seen for consideration. Any move up would be a selfish mistake by the Academy.
Moving the Oscars up from March was idiotic. It just intensified awards season. Move it back to March and give people (you know, like MOVIEGOERS) time to watch the movies so they can actually give a shit about what's nominated — if that's what it's all about, which we know it isn't.
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Help starting OS 40
I am trying to get an Os 40 running. Originally it started and sputtered for a few seconds but I could not get it running. Now after reading forums and trying to adjust I can't get it to even sputter.
It has the airbleed low end needle. Adjusted to halfway blocking the opening.
The high end has been adjusted to blowing into the tube until it free flows.
New glowplug and fuel is fresh.
I have tried different throttle settings and have had no luck. Which is why I am asking for help here now as I am a novice. I have read some posts about tuning. But I can't get it started to get that far.
The only clue I have to go on, is that while trying to start the engine. It is spitting out rusty colored fuel out of the exhaust. Do I need to soak the engine in the crockpot with anitifreeze? This seemed to work before , for me on another engine. Or are there better ways to tuning the airbleed low end settings?
thanks as usual for the help!!!!
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Consider removing the glow plug, and giving a squirt of fuel into the engine. With the plug still out, and the engine inverted, spin the prop either by hand or with a starter. This should flush out any of the old oil and give you a good starting point. If you continue to see rusty oil, especially while running, you will need to replace the bearings soon.
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While you have the glow plug out, ... go ahead and connect the glow plug to your little charger you have for a quick visual check. The glow plug should glow bright orange if everything is working right. Don't leave it connected more that a few seconds. The sucker will get hotter than a firecracker. Don't ask me how I know this?
If you don't get the bright orange glow, ... then maybe the glow plug is bad or the charger needs to be recharged? I will check a few spare glow plugs and i have an extra charger too just to be sure if its the glow plug or the charger.
If your gow plug and the charger are working, ... then try the steps suggested by zx32tt, ...prime the cylinder with fuel. Turn the engine over a few times, and repeat this process two or three times until you're happy with the results. When you re-assemble the glow plug to the engine, ... make sure the engine is flushed out well. It should be fairly well flushed out first. If you dont flush out enough of the excess fuel, .. the engine may want to lock up during the starting routine. The reason is because liquids do not compress. Therefore if there is too much fuel in the cylinder the piston will try to compress it as it normally would but the liquid fuel is taking up too much space inside the combustion chamber.
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Set the high speed needle at two full turns out. Crank the needle all the way in, and then two turns. That would be a rich setting but the engine should run. Good glow plug and good power source for the glow plug and it should run. From you description it sounds like it is a LA 40, it is a good engine. Not the most powerful one but certainly a reliable one.
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Found the source of the rusty fuel. The tank was covered in black gunk for lack of better words on the inside. I noticed my fuel container had a ton of dirt in the bottom. Pulled the plane apart and found the tank dirty. Was a plane I bought and it was tough to get too the tank. Once I install a new tank, I hope this will help with the problem.
Would running the fuel through some coffee filters be a decent idea to get rid of the junk in it?
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and if you can not remove all contaminants, then what? i would rather spend the money on new fuel than risk my plane. i am personally very fussy when it comes to fuel. water will pass thru a coffee filter and it does not burn worth a darn
those are my opinions, but do not quote me
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I agree, however due to budget constraints, multiple expensive hobby's and a wife that will not approve of anymore spending on them. I have to try and salvage what I can. (BOOOOOOOOOO) Guess I will see what the stuff looks like once I filter it.
Use clean fresh fuel, put a filter in the fuel line. Save the questionable fuel for later after you have it running, if it doesn't work well you know it's gone bad but you will know that its not the engine. Are you flip starting or using an electric starter? An out of tune possibly crudded up engine may be hard to start at first. Borrow an electric starter once you have it running and tuned up it will be easier to flip start.
Clean fresh fuel is always a good thing. If your fuel has rust I would suspect it is full of water, fuel absorbs water from the air if left unsealed.
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Don't try to salvage possibly bad fuel.... the savings is usually less than the damage.... And that is not only money-wise, but also in frustration.
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The carb is likely plugged from the dirt. Maybe you can take a pipe cleaner like from the craft stores to clean the tubing in the tank and use a filter, and flush the tank a few times too. If the tank is really disgusting, well, never mind. As far as the wife not letting you spend money, just sneak around like the rest of us have to.
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Just when you thought it was safe to turn your lights on again, the controversial light bulb "giveaway" has been resurrected.
This time it has undergone some improvements, however.
Last week, the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio approved a modified plan by FirstEnergy to distribute energy-efficient light bulbs more than a year after customers protested the initial proposal. The modified plan is part of Akron-based FirstEnergy's three-year energy efficiency program. The average residential customer will still pay about $1.50 monthly over three years to fund the plan, including about 30 cents for the compact fluorescent light bulb (CFL) program, according to the PUCO.
The commission suspended the program in 2009, when FirstEnergy sought to charge customers $21.60 for two bulbs though it cost only $3.50 to buy and distribute them.
Customers now can have up to six bulbs delivered or buy them at retailers for 50 cents each or less. FirstEnergy will also distribute CFLs through a variety of other channels, including its online store and local agencies that assist low-income customers. The 23-watt bulbs are designed to replace 100-watt incandescent bulbs in non-dimmable fixtures.
On the bright side, users of CFLs will realize savings on their electric bills, according to ENERGY STAR, which certifies the bulbs' energy standards. A CFL can save more than $40 in electricity costs over its lifetime, uses about 75 percent less energy than standard incandescent bulbs and lasts up to 10 times longer and produces about 75 percent less heat, so it's safer to operate and can cut energy costs associated with home cooling.
The Ohio Consumers Counsel, the residential utility consumer advocate, is still not happy with the program.
"While the OCC supports the use of cost-effective energy efficiency programs so customers can save on their monthly electric bills, we still have concerns about some of the costs FirstEnergy is allowed to collect," Consumers' Counsel Janine Migden-Ostrander said.
"FirstEnergy did not provide evidence proving many of the costs in its CFL program were reasonable or provided benefits to residential customers. It should bear all of the costs for the poorly designed program it created that provided no benefits to customers."
Even though it is much cheaper this time, we still don't like the idea that consumers will be charged on their electric bill even if they opt not to receive or use the light bulbs. It seems a little dim-(pardon the pun)-witted to us.


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London Maccabi Lions A's management team of Eilon Kennet and Ben Winston hailed "the perfect performance" as they completed a hat-trick of JC Cyril Anekstein Cup wins after the 6-0 demolition of Chigwell Athletic B at Wingate & Finchley. Three goals from Michael Pearson saw the Lions become the seventh Maccabi League team to win the League Cup for the third consecutive season after they played first division Chigwell off the park on Sunday night. In one of the most one-sided finals for many years, hairdresser Pearson, 25, produced three razor sharp finishes as he cut up the East Londoners.
Joint-manager Kennet commented: "Chigwell got us on a particularly good day. This was the first time this season that we've had our strongest squad available, and it showed.
"We asked the boys to be particularly disciplined and I believe the performance was about as good as you will get at this level."
Chigwell had gone into their first Wingate final on a high after surprising last season's Premier Division champions Hendon United A in the semi-finals. But they looked a pale shadow of that team as they were outclassed and outthought by a rampant Lions team. The Lions roared into the lead on 15 minutes as the impressive Ricky Kennet surged into the box and shot goalwards.
Chigwell keeper Ben Rosenthal did well to parry the effort but Mancunian Louis Basger was on hand to tap home from close range. The one-way traffic continued as Ricky Kennet fed Pearson whose powerful drive forced a brilliant finger-tip save from Rosenthal. It was wave after wave of attack from the boys in claret but Chigwell's supporters stayed in good voice.
As half time approached, Chigwell were hanging on but the second goal had to come, and it did. In a move straight off the Rowley Lane training ground, Aviel Schwarz's curling free-kick was flicked goalwards by Pearson with the ball looping over the stranded Rosenthal and into the net after 39 minutes. The pattern of the second half saw more Lions domination as Chigwell did not change a thing in terms of team shape or tactics much to the surprise of the crowd.
Kennet and Pearson linked up again to force another smart save from Ben Rosenthal and it looked a case of damage limitation being Chigwell's best bet to come away from north London with pride intact. If this was a boxing match it'd been halted long before the final whistle. Two became three just after the hour mark when a quick free-kick found Ben Joseph whose teasing low cross was touched home at the far post by Basger.
Lions were running riot with Chigwell unable to live with Pearson's penetrative runs and movement. And while Chigwell looked overawed by the occasion and couldn't wait for the final whistle, Lions were enjoying it. Substitutions from both teams did not affect Lions' free-flowing football and they added a fourth goal when Joseph's cut-back was smashed home by Pearson.
The closing stages produced two more goals for the holders but first Hayden Smith tried his luck from fully 50 yards with Lions keeper Elvey, who played with a broken finger, doing well to pluck the ball out of the glare of the floodlights to produce an acrobatic save. Spanish eyes were smiling as Joseph was felled in the box. Despite central defender Basger and Pearson being on hat-tricks, sentiment got the better of the Lions who gave the ball to sub Brian Estiz. Just hours before returning to his home land, he drilled the penalty into the bottom corner to become the first Spaniard to score in the final.
Pearson ensured that there would be at least one hat-trick hero as he raced through in the dying seconds to lift the ball over Rosenthal to complete a 6-0 routing. Joint-manager Kennet described the Chigwell fans as "fantastic" and added: "Full credit to them for getting to the final. Our biggest challenge now is to become the first team to do four-in-a-row next season."
Co-boss Ben Winston said: "Considering this was our fourth final, it was the first time that we worked out how to play on the width of Wingate. We performed to a level we know we can play. When you have a centre back who scores two goals it just goes to show that we're a footballing team.
"I felt that we deserve to win something this season. It's been a difficult campaign but we have not under-performed. We have won two Peter Morrison Trophies and three JC Cyril Anekstein Cups in the past four years which isn't bad."
Chigwell manager Russell Green gave a brutality honest assessment of the game. "We were completely outclassed," he said. "I knew Lions were good but they played it around nicely and we just watched them. We made it easy for them. But I'm very proud of the boys for getting to the final ."


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I'm surprised by the advice on this thread, especially yours here James.
Talk to the CEO? Why? As Martin explained he's been asked to be more active,
not to stage a coup, which is exactly how most of the people in line between
Martin and his CEO would see this sort of thing.
Worse, most of the other advice has advocated about 20 lbs. of process and
evangalism without asking if all that's needed is an ounce of results.
First and formost: Martin, if you are a self admitted wanna-be, the best
thing you can do is to advocate hiring a professional. If you are not
confident in your ability, rookie mistakes run the risk of ruining your orgs
perception of what a qualified pro can do.
Second: the goal is to make better GUIs, right? That becomes straightforward
if you are granted the power to write the first spec, make the first
screenshots, and have your boss rallying the development team to make the
first prototypes based on your designs. Tons of usability studies, daily
whiteboard sessions, or most of the processes mentioned become unnecessary
if you have authority from the begining and the expertise to set the right
course from day one. Most bad GUIs suffer from the same two dozen or so
mistakes - you don't need to be a design maestro to correct or prevent them.
Third: If you have trouble getting support from programmers, go to your boss
and ask for more ammo. If the team has never seen a usability study, it can
be a great way to get their attention and support, but if your UI problems
are basic, you won't be learning much from them - they're more for the team
than for you.
Many programmers don't care much about UI design one way or the other -
really they dont - what they care about is having a clear spec to work from
that makes sense. If you write better specs (in their opinion) than the
other guy, and your specs happen to have been UI designs in them, they be
building better UIs without even noticing.
Lastly, as far as where to start. Get involved early. Ask for authority over
any screens and specifications. Pick one or two of the best programmers out
of the bunch and ask them what you can do to get their support (they often
have more power than the managers do). Buy a dozen copies of GUI bloopers by
Jeff Johnson and put them on the chairs of anyone that writes UI code, with
a post-it note saying "Please please please read this". Most of the rest
will take care of itself. Pick small easy clear wins and repeat. Once you've
proven you can deliver and have earned a positive reputation, only then look
to expand. Only then do internal marketing, using your proven wins as the
argument for why even more people should follow your lead.
Scott Berkun
----- Original Message -----
From: "james horgan" <horganjames at gmail.com>
Cc: "IXDA list" <discuss at ixda.org>
Sent: Thursday, May 22, 2008 1:19 PM
Subject: Re: [IxDA Discuss] Introducing design to a dev team for the
> Hi Martin, I'd talk to your CEO or whoever is in charge, show them before
> and after scenarios and make a case as to why you think usability =
> increased revenue. I would also do a bit of internal marketing, ensure
> your
> team are referred to as interaction designer (never graphic designers) and
> do some educational sessions on why preplanning and information
> architecture
> add to the product and is something everyone can support.
> You have to solve the internal attitude to it before you (and your
> coworkers) can educate the client. I would research industrial
> design history and how they got into the mix (they were seen as glorified
> prettifiers before).
> hope that helps.
> james
Hi Scott,
First and formost: Martin, if you are a self admitted wanna-be, the best
> thing you can do is to advocate hiring a professional.
Well, I am here already so it's not going to cost them much to use me for
this. Certainly much less than brining someone else in from outside,
justifying budget, etc. And at this stage it's just a few new screens for an
existing webapp. If it comes out any better than what they would have come
up with on their own, it's a win. (And I really, really WANT to do this! And
I'm not a *complete *amateur—I have done a ton of reading, podcast
listening, etc., and I have already given them feedback on existing
products, which was appreciated and acted upon.)
Second: the goal is to make better GUIs, right? That becomes straightforward
> if you are granted the power to write the first spec, make the first
> screenshots, and have your boss rallying the development team to make the
> first prototypes based on your designs...
That's exactly what they want me to do. Actually, they want me to design it,
then straight to production, no prototypes. Which is why I want to be sure I
actually do it right. And if doing it right includes getting some user input
on what I design before it gets built (which I think it should) rather than
just going full speed ahead and assuming I know best, then that's what I'll
Most bad GUIs suffer from the same two dozen or so mistakes - you don't need
> to be a design maestro to correct or prevent them.
True, but I would think that getting user input (thru some sort of usability
testing on wireframes/mockups/paper prototypes/whatever) would (a) catch
anything I might have missed (me being fairly new to this thing) and (b)
show whether what *I think* would work actually matches user goals and
activities. (I am working in the dark to some extent—no previous user
research or even day-to-day interaction with users.)
Third: If you have trouble getting support from programmers, go to your boss
> and ask for more ammo.
Fortunately, I don't think that will be too much a problem. In fact, they
seem to welcome the fact that I will be working with them on this.
Lastly, as far as where to start... Pick small easy clear wins and repeat.
> Once you've proven you can deliver and have earned a positive reputation,
> only then look to expand.
Right on. That's solid advice that I can definitely follow.
Thanks very much,
No problems Martin, hope it goes well for you. I do think you have a bit of
internal marketing to do especially to shift such a large organizations
viewpoint on delivery. Identify the people who can help you make that
change and get in touch with them, there are ways to do it without ticking
off your team lead.
Scott any new idea that has support from the top people in a company tends
to get pushed forward as a result. I'm currently working on a project and if
didn't have the vocal support from Bill Gates I think it would be just seen
as another 'quack' idea rather than something that can be designed for
practical business purposes. Sometimes you've got to go direct to the
source, this is how progress is made.
All the best


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Two quick, second-half goals propelled fourth-seeded Unionville past No. 5 Mount St. Joseph, 3-2, Friday in the District 1 Class AAA field hockey quarterfinals.
Erin Karcher scored the winner with 12 minutes, 46 seconds left in the second half off a corner. Five minutes earlier, Brielle Hartzell had tied the score on an assist by Annabeth Donovan. Donovan also scored in the first half.
Ann Burgoyne led Mount St. Joseph with a goal and an assist.
Unionville will face C.B. West and C.B. South will play Wissahickon in the semifinals, scheduled for Wednesday at neutral sites.


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Freakin' awesome idea!
Hmm... as for a biscuit, almond flour might work. I made a decent bread out of it using the "pizza crust" recipe from SonOfGrok.
When making skinless-boneless (tasteless if not for marinade) chicken tonight I trimmed the rib meat and fat off the breast like I always do when I realized, why am I doing this. So I ground it up and spiced it up as sausage. SO.... I'm thinking that egg mcPrimals would make a really good breakfast tomorrow.
Egg sausage cheese(maybe) and...... what? I'm not sure what to do. My attempt at coconut pancakes didn't work, what else? Make it in omelet form? wrapped in lettuce? got a good idea?
It's grandma, but you can call me sir.
Freakin' awesome idea!
Hmm... as for a biscuit, almond flour might work. I made a decent bread out of it using the "pizza crust" recipe from SonOfGrok.
unless it is the allure of eating it with your hands like a sandwich, i'd stack it all up on a plate and eat it witha fork and knife: sausage patty, cheese, runny egg, repeat as many layers as are necessary.
another thing you could add instead of the bun are latkes/potato pancakes. traditionally made with white potatoes, i now enjoy them with sweet potatoes. incredibly good with egg yolk running all over them. i add in lots of green onions. if you need a recipe i'll post for you.
yeah it is the sandwich form that I am after. I sign of weakness no doubt.
It's grandma, but you can call me sir.
Mmmm... latkes...
I kinda miss the sandwich setup sometimes too. It's sort of that comfort food thing. If this works I would love to know.
hmm. well if you made the latkes the right size i think they could work. just make sure you eat over a plate!
Yeah, has anyone else noticed Primal foods tend to be a little bit more messy? Or is it just me that's messy? LOL
Diana, I'm with you. Definitely messier.
Eating lots but still hungry? Eat more fat. Mid-day sluggishness? Eat more fat. Feeling depressed or irritable? Eat more fat. People think you've developed an eating disorder? Eat more fat... in front of them.
Diana: You should see Ethiopian food. They do away with silverware and use bread instead. Must be tough for them to do the Primal thing, lol.
Dollface talked about making Oopsie Rolls on her blog with a link to the recipe . . . seems that link isn't working so I found another site with the recipe . . .
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Incyte won a $50 million milestone payment from Eli Lilly tied to formal initiation of the rheumatoid arthritis (RA) Phase III program for baricitinib, Incyte's oral JAK1/JAK2 inhibitor (formerly INCB28050).
Incyte and Lilly disclosed the payment today, two days after the companies presented 24-week results from a Phase IIb study of baricitinib in patients with moderate-to-severe RA who had an inadequate response to treatment with methotrexate.
At the annual meeting of the American College of Rheumatology in Washington, D.C., the companies released data showing that compared with patients taking placebo, patients taking baricitinib 4 mg or 8 mg once daily reported significant differences in ACR20, ACR50, and ACR70 responses—meaning at least 20%, 50%, or 70% improvement in both the tender joint count and swollen joint count, and in at least three of five other core set measures.
The best response was in patients in the 4 mg dosage; 78% of all enrolled patients reached ACR20, followed by 73% reaching ACR20 in the 8 mg dosage. The least response was seen in the 10% of patients on the 2 mg dosage who attained ACR70.
"Patients experienced improvement with baricitinib as early as week 2 that was sustained through week 24," said Mark Genovese, M.D., the James Raitt professor of medicine and co-chief, division of immunology and rheumatology at Stanford University School of Medicine, and steering committee member for the study. "The percentage of patients achieving ACR50 and ACR70 increased over time and no unexpected safety findings emerged with continued dosing."
The study also included a large sub-study of 154 patients using magnetic resonance imaging to examine the effect of different doses of baricitinib on joint changes in a subgroup of patients with erosive RA and inadequate response to treatment with methotrexate.
Through 24 weeks, patients saw statistically significant improvement in both the Total Inflammation Score and the Total Joint Damage Score for both 4 mg and 8 mg baricitinib doses compared with placebo at 12 weeks.
For Phase III, plans call for four RA studies on the safety and efficacy of baricitinib 2 mg and 4 mg once daily in patients with active RA who are methotrexate-naive, biologic-naive, or biologic-experienced. Patients completing any of the four studies will be eligible for enrollment in a fifth study, a long-term extension.
Lilly is conducting the Phase III program as part of the exclusive worldwide License, Development and Commercialization Agreement for baricitinib both companies entered into in December 2009. At the time, Incyte received a $90 million up-front payment from Lilly, with eligibility for up to $665 million tied to development, regulatory, and commercialization milestones, as well as tiered, double-digit royalty payments on future global sales with rates ranging up to 20% if a product is successfully commercialized.
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Stick to eating whole foods, get enough of the "good" supplements, and spend a lot of time outside - that seems to be the right recipe for excellent kidney (and bodily) health.
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Christ John to be inducted into Hall of Fame
Chris John, a former U.S.Representative. will be among six Louisiana politicians who will be inducted into the 2009 Louisiana Political Museum's Hall of Fame.
Chris John served in the Louisiana House of Representatives from 1987 to 1995 and served in the U.S. Representative from 1997 to 2005. He accepted the top lobbying job with the Louisiana Mid-Continent Oil and Gas Association in 2007.
Other inductees will be:
Al Ater, former state representative from Ferriday, who became acting Secretary of State after Fox McKeithen's death in 2005. He also served as chief deputy commissioner of the Department of Insurance in 2004.
Foster Campbell, District 36 senator elected in 1975 and to six, subsequent terms, and Public Service Commissioner from 2002. He established the $1 billion Educaitonal Excellence Fund for local schools from the state's Tobacco Settlement.
Walter Lee, who was first elected clerk of court of Evangeline Parish in 1955 and has been re-elected to the post ever since.
Jessel Ourse, who was elected as the state's youngest sheriff at the age of 31 in 1963 in Iberville Parish. She served four terms as sheriff and served as an elected member of the 1973 Constitutional
Pat Taylor, who was chairman, president and CEO of Taylor Energy Company until his death in 2004. He created the Taylor Plan (TOPS) which gave countless Louisiana children the opportunity to go to college. He was also a member of numerous committees and boards at the state and national level.
The induction ceremony will be held in Winnfield on Saturday, Feb. 7, 2009, with a reception for friends and families on the honorees and media from 4 to 6 p.m. at the museum, located at 499 East Main Street.
Following at 7 p.m. will be the induction banquet at the Winnfield Civic Center, located at 2000 South Jones Street. Tickets for the banquet can be purchased from the museum for $50 each by calling 1-877-628-5928 prior to Jan. 23, 2009.All tickets must be reserved and paid in advance.


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