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The San Francisco Giants have left their Arizona desert encampment to finish the 2011 pre-season with a three game set against the Oakland As in the Bay Area. Opening Day is Thursday March 31st in the decidedly unfriendly confines of Chavez Ravine, Los Angeles. But there will be a delay in making the final Spring Training roster changes, leaving the team and several players in limbo for another week or so.
Cody Ross will open the 2011 season on the disabled list, where he will rehab for about 10 days and join the starting line-up during the first home stand against St. Louis. Let's peg Saturday April 9th as a likely return date. That means decisions about the final outfield set-up are on hold for now. The elements here are:
1) the status of Aaron Rowand, who heard boos from the Monday night AT&T crowd when he came up in the bottom of the 7th inning against Oakland, and more boos when he struck out. The Rowand issue will only get worse for the team and for Aaron Rowand in the coming weeks, but the Giants are likely to put a resolution to the Rowand problem on hold because of the injury to Ross.
2) The fate of Nate Schierholtz. In a sense Schierholtz is the perfect fourth outfielder: a great arm with great fielding instincts, and an occasional extra base hitter with speed on the bases. But someone has to go if Rowand stays when Cody Ross rejoins the team.
3) Travis Ishikawa's situation is the most precarious at this point. The slick-fielding first baseman played some left field this Spring to broaden his value to the team, but there is no question that Schierholtz brings a more skills and versatility to the outfield and at the plate. Which presents another problem for Schierholtz: his greater value over Ishikawa means the Giants can move him in a trade much easier and potentially receive more in return.
Of course the other shoe falling for Ishikawa is Brandon Belt. Whether Belt makes the team on Opening Day, or gets called up in July, at that moment there will simply not be a legitimate roster spot on the team for Ishikawa.
Closer Brian Wilson will also open the season on the DL, and likely return in a week if all goes well. That could mean Wilson makes the 25 man roster on Opening Day at AT&T Park on Friday April 8th against St. Louis. The four way battle for the final spot in the bullpen between Guillermo Mota, Dan Runzler, Jeff Suppan, and Ryan Vogelsong has been won by Mota. Suppan will leave the Giants organization to look for another opportunity, and Vogelsong will likely take an assignment in Triple A Fresno to be brought up if/when the pitching needs a fix. This leaves left hander Dan Runzler, who has fully demonstrated he belongs on the 25 man roster.
While Manager Bruce Bochy will mix and match to fill the closer role until Wilson returns, Runzler will probably take Wilson's slot to open the season. But the real issue is what to do after Wilson returns, because Dan Runzler has demonstrated his value and needs to be part of the Giants' 2011 bullpen. When Wilson returns, the front office will stash Runzler in Fresno, and when that happens we could very well see another Buster Posey-like scenario.
After the Giants sent Posey to Fresno to start the 2010 season, the young catcher immediately started producing runs for the Triple A team– runs that the Major League team desperately needed. Now Runzler will be getting outs for the Triple A team, and it should only be a matter of time before the Giants will want those outs to be at the expense of National League hitters.
A note about the first pre-season game with Oakland last Monday: fully 38,000 fans attended a Monday night game in San Francisco that was essentially a practice game. The buzz and excitement from the 2010 World Series Championship is alive and loud, and this season is almost as unique as last year– the team and the fans have never experienced what a season is like after winning a World Series. So it's all still new and wondrous as the adventure continues…

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Money motivations – Alien to clients, but known to you
By Susan Zimmerman
Mindful Asset Programs
In many cases, clients' underlying motives and resulting actions are actually more mindless than mindful. How do we as advisors find and discuss problem areas without alienating clients? Can they become more mindful by pairing awareness with attentiveness, resulting in modified actions when needed?
Have you noticed that clients' emotions and thoughts about money often seem like aliens from another planet? Most of them lie outside of their conscious awareness, yet they're powerful drivers of behavior.
It makes sense to continue our efforts to help clients be more mindful with their money — that means being both aware (informed) and attentive (action). I call that getting the extraterrestrial aspects of our clients' money styles back to earth so they are able to make prosperous decisions.
In many cases, clients' underlying motives and resulting actions are actually more mindless than mindful. Therapists have been known to say mindless is a form blindness. Thoughts, emotions and cravings are often simply not seen. They're automatic unconscious habits that have formed over many years.
How do we as advisors find and discuss problem areas without alienating clients? Can they become more mindful by pairing awareness with attentiveness, resulting in modified actions when needed?
There are several keys to helping clients raise awareness and acceptance of their inner money motives. Natural resistance may occur when they deem their own inner motives to be negative, inferior or unacceptable. The first step recognizes this natural tendency and provides an "all okay" platform for understanding these common tendencies.
Clients participate in assessing several factors using a continuum or list that identifies eight common money styles. These are driven by two primary forms of motivation: avoiding and seeking. Clients identify their dominant seeking styles from eight neutral outcomes.
These are then paired with the companion avoidance patterns to encourage making behavioral and psychological connections. Corresponding behavioral drivers that propel action are linked next.
The eight money motivations
Below are the eight money motivations we introduce to clients to help them heighten awareness of their historic style and preference with money.
_____ Seek prestige #___ (social esteem or distinction)
_____ Seek spontaneity #___ (arising naturally and without constraint)
_____ Seek peace # ___ (freedom from hostility; calm)
_____ Seek simplicity #___ (easy to understand or do; clear and uncomplicated)
_____ Seek virtue #___ (moral excellence)
_____ Seek security #___ (protected; to make certain; freedom from worry)
_____ Seek control #___ (power or authority to regulate or restrain)
_____ Seek growth #___ (to increase, cultivate; ability to thrive)
_____ Prestige motives
…tend to avoid mediocrity, which propels achievement orientation and affluent lifestyles
_____ Spontaneity motives
…tend to avoid discipline, which propels creative ideas and impulsive decisions
_____ Peace motives
…tend to avoid conflict, which propels cooperative compliance and inconsistent choices
_____ Simplicity motives
…tend to avoid details, which propels streamlined methods and procrastination
_____ Virtue motives
…tend to avoid greed, which propels charitable inclinations and modest lifestyles
_____ Security motives
…tend to avoid loss, which propels cautious contemplation and limiting choices
_____ Control motives
…tend to avoid chaos…which propels consistent savings and precise recordkeeping
_____ Growth motives
…tend to avoid low returns…which propels profit orientation and growth investing
Questions to ask clients
The low-tech version of this still nets high communication. Guide clients with these questions and you'll get rich information in return:
1. We all have multiple motivations that steer our financial decisions. From this list, what would you say your top two or three are?
2. Each of the motivations has strengths and challenge areas which are summarized here using "avoid and propel" actions. Can you comment on these when you reflect on your personal financial history?
3. In the challenge areas of each, are there particular issues in which you'd like our guidance so that you can improve your satisfaction with your outcomes?
Each of the eight money motives will be described in more depth in upcoming articles.
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Theology of the Imagination
The best two moments of my summer thus far sprung from two things normally not high on my yay! list: pulling thistles from the jumble of pine trees and junipers that form the woods in our backward and driving a gaggle of middle school boys across town to lacrosse practice.
What made these favorites? That in both instances I was treated to the wild, wooly and wonderful imaginations of kids at play. While I pulled weeds, two girls on the other side of the fence play-acted a story in which they kept twisting the plot. While I drove carpool, the boys designed desks of the future. (And if there are any venture capitalists out there, you may want to get in on these ideas! I already placed an order.)
I was delighted by what I overheard. While so many ramble on about how "kids today" no longer know how to play or to pretend because of their e-gadgets, I eavesdropped on proof otherwise. "Never fear, world!" I wanted to yell. "Kids still know how to pretend."
Trouble is, turns out, the world doesn't really care. At least, according to a new study. Imagination is not a value parents are too concerned with.
When PBS.org posted a story on the 2010-2014 World Values Survey and offered readers a chance to align 11 values with countries from around the world, I listed Imagination and Faith as No. 1 and 2 and left Thrift and Obedience as No. 10 and 11 ... naturally.
Then I wondered which creative, innovative lands would share my belief that nothing (not even faith—bear with me) is more important to teach kids than imagination. Would it be the good old US of A? Would it be Sweden, land of my ancestors? Cuba, from whence my in-laws emigrated? Australia, the place I've longed to visit?
Nope. Nope. Nope. And more nope. It would be none of them. Not one country surveyed listed Imagination as No. 1. Not only was Imagination not prized among the nations, it came in last in Eastern European and Balkan states, as well as among Asian and Latin American countries. Last. No. 7 was its highest ranking. (Thanks for that, at least, Australia.)
This left me wondering what on earth was wrong with my fellow citizens of the world.
Without imagination, life would terrible, only the concrete here and now, the right in front of our faces. No imagination means we're not asking questions about the past, the future, the faraway, or the other—on this world or beyond. Without imagination, every other "value" on that survey list is worthless.
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This Photo of an Uncooked McRib Might Just Make You a Little McQueasy
If you happen to be someone who has a hankering for the unsavory sandwich, you might not want to look at this photo of an uncooked McRib patty.
If you happen to be someone who has a hankering for the unsavory sandwich, you might not want to look at this photo of an uncooked McRib patty.
After overhearing (see also: ease-dropping) a conversation by a few of my co-workers, Tee-Roy, Rodeo Rick and Rich Denison, one of them used the phrase "get my ducks in a row". Me being the random person I am, I decided to embark on the history of the term.
Today celebrates one of the most important days in not just my own personal history, but that of our entire country's as well. Today marks the 238 birthday of America's 911 force, the United States Marine Corps.
We've all been there -- just a couple hours before you have to head out to a Halloween party, and you haven't had the time or money to put together a decent costume. Then suddenly, a flash of inspiration zaps you or one of your buddies -- but all too often, the final product is just sad at best, or lands you in the slammer.
Halloween is on its way, and parties are bound to pop up. The only problem is that you don't have a costume. You could throw on a dirty old bedsheet, cut a few holes in it and tell people you're a beige ghost. Or you could actually be clever and in-tune with what's happening and hip (as the kids say) by going as viral video star the honey badger.
Like many, you probably love to relive the romance, action and weepy Celine Dion ballads in 'Titanic.'
Everyone knows that vampires suck … your blood!!!! Seriously though, do you know the history behind modern vampire lore? These creatures of the night have been lurking around for a very long time, although the princes and princesses of darkness have taken on different guises and mythologies throughout the ages.
The world had a big ol' laugh when Kristen Bell turned into a crying mess after laying eyes on the first sloth she ever saw that wasn't separated from her by metal bars or an unbreakable sheet of glass. The internet might have had some fun at her expense, but if they bothered to look up some of these amazing and astounding facts about sloths, they might have been the ones crying into their hands on YouTube and Bell would've had the last laugh.
Halloween is coming, and we thought we'd get into the spirit of things by revisiting one of our favorite sets of spooky photos ever. These candid pics were taken of people passing through the Nightmares Fear Factory in Niagara Falls and they show the funny/scared/shocked faces we all really make when in a haunted house. Unlike the haunted houses we've been to, this one must actually be scary -- faces like this don't lie.
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Jurby nursery achieves Manx Step Into Quality Award
Jurby Pre-School Nursery has earned the Manx Step Into Quality Award for high standards of care and management. The nursery is run by The Children's Centre as a not for profit project which benefits the local community. Achieving the award involves assessors carrying out detailed checks that cover a wide range of areas. These checks include reviewing the standards of child care and education provided by the staff, the quality of the nursery's leadership and management, and where improvements could be made. Assessment continues in the year following the award being obtained to check that progress is maintained. The Manx Step Into Quality Award is supported by Isle of Man College, Isle of Man Department of Education's Education Improvement Service, Lancashire County Council's Early Years team, and the Isle of Man Department of Social Care.
Rachel Staley, Head of Early Years and Playwork at The Children's Centre, said:
"The Jurby Pre-School Nursery was facing closure in September 2012 when The Children's Centre stepped in to run it. Since then it has gone from strength to strength and achieving this award is a testament to all of the effort and enthusiasm of staff and parents who have worked together to create a nursery which brings many benefits to the community. The nursery and Jurby Primary School work closely together, and the school's headteacher and staff have also been very supportive. This means that the transition for children moving from the nursery to school is as smooth as possible. Currently, on average 10 children a day attend the nursery, but there is capacity for 16 so we would welcome enquiries from parents whose children want to start this September. The nursery is working towards achieving an Eco-Schools England award and operates trips to the local parks and glens for the children, as well as visits to The Children's Centre's Community Farm, to enhance their education."
Jurby is one of five nurseries run by The Children's Centre – there are three more in Douglas and one in Ramsey. Four of the five nurseries now have the Manx Step Into Quality Award – Bonwick Day Nursery in Ramsey is currently working towards achieving the accreditation. Organisations that gain the Manx Step Into Quality Award can then move on to be assessed for the full Manx Quality Award. This has eight modules – opportunities and experiences; relationships with children, parents and the wider community; working together as a team; routines; the great outdoors; interactions; meeting everyone's needs; and management and business – and takes 18 months to two years to complete. All four of The Children's Centre's nurseries which have the Manx Step Into Quality are working towards achieving the full award.
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April 15, 2005 | Investigators from three major pharmaceutical firms – Bristol-Myers Squibb, Eli Lilly & Co., and Novartis AG – are joining forces with the Broad Institute and other leading academic centers to create the RNA Interference (RNAi) Consortium.
This public-private alliance, funded to the tune of $18 million over three years, will create a "took kit that lets you test the function of every human gene in your own experiment," according to Broad Institute director Eric Lander.
Other members of the consortium include chemical supplier Sigma-Aldrich; academic institutions Mass General Hospital, Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, Whitehead Institute, Columbia University, and Washington University. Also contributing is the Academia Sinica-National Research Council in Taiwan.
Lander said that the 11 participating organizations form a unique collaborative group that will produce "a comprehensive set of reagents to be used in thousands of laboratories. In addition, the organizations will benefit from sharing their expertise to advance the technology and to accelerate its systematic application in basic biomedical research and drug discovery."
"In order to advance pharmaceutical science, fundamental tools like RNAi need to be made available and accessible to scientists around the world. We're delighted to help make that possible," said Mark Fishman, president of the Novartis Institutes for Biomedical Research.
RNAi is an exciting, naturally occurring phenomenon by which the expression of messenger RNA molecules is specifically targeted and deactivated (see Bio•IT World "Running Interference," December 2004). Discovered as recently as 1998, RNAi has already reached the clinic, with at least two biotech companies launching clinical trials.
The major goals of the consortium are to produce a comprehensive RNAi toolkit that would enable researchers to specifically shut down expression of some 15,000 genes in both human and mouse cells, probing their relevance to a host of different diseases. The consortium also plans to develop high-throughput screening procedures for the entire library of RNAi reagents.
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After an argument that lead to him choking out his now ex-girlfriend, 24 year old Lakers star Jordan Hill turned himself into authorities yesterday. The incident took place in Houston last February and lead to a felony domestic violence charge for Hill. Hill's then girlfriend Darlene Luna claims that Hill left here with bruises on her arms and legs and then tried to choke her. Although this happened back in February, Luna did not press charges until April 30th. Hill did a few brief hours in jail before being bonded out at $5,000. Though he's a free man again, the judge did issue a protective order, ordering Hill not to come near his ex. He is due back in court June 8th.
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I wonder if anyone is going to ask what took her so long to press charges. I know that's my particular question (Not that I think he's innocent because I doubt it)
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~ikr.. who does this dumb ish...i would been at the station day of..all distraught and ish. she defintely got cut off completely.
They say black women have ghetto tendencies( that's a lie) ... but i will take ghetto any day of the week ...U can tell this dude been with ghetto chicks... so it's better he sticks to what he knows.. I don't know why these athletes when they get a little money.. some of them got to act like they never f*cked with blk chicks... they wanna act brand new ... at least if it was a black girl ... we would wait till he is asleep and bust his ass ...It would been like oops did i just bleach s*** out of ya clothes ... or we would have called our homeboy tyrone from around the way to deal with his ass lol... That's what happens when u act brand new ...... They better ask this chick ... what took her so long to realize she was victim ?
He's an a******. Probably started smellin' his own s*** after he had that double in the game in LA. He has two kids that he acts like he doesn't have, always trying to date an "other" and flaunt it. Welp...there goes it, J. Hill.


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Every year in April, thousands of college hopefuls wait to get a phone call from an NFL team to be told they're being drafted to begin their professional careers.
It happens for some in the first round. Others get the call in the second, the third, or maybe the fourth round. But for Josh Gaines, the draft call never came, but that didn't mean he wouldn't have an NFL shot.
Gaines, an honorable-mention All-Big Ten defensive end from Penn State, got calls all of draft weekend from a handful of different teams, but none saying they were going to select him with their upcoming pick in the NFL Draft.
After the anxious and stressful weekend, Gaines' agent convinced him to go to a workout with the Philadelphia Eagles, and Gaines hasn't looked back since. He spoke about that, among other experiences, with the Williamsport Nittany Lion Booster Club Thursday night at the DuBoistown VFW.
"It's different, but it's funny though because the rules, atmosphere, I feel like I'm still in Penn State," Gaines said. "A lot of the coaches know a lot of the coaches at Penn State. Same rules, they're an old school team. They don't allow any straps (on your arms), no flashiness on the field. Same concept, our program actually comes from the Eagles, so it wasn't hard to adjust to it at all."
But Gaines said being in the same locker room with Donovan McNabb and Trent Cole made him a little star-struck.
"To see those guys in person was different, not only that but to practice with them. You know, I'm in the same situation that they are," Gaines said.
After Penn State's 38-24 loss to USC in the Rose Bowl, Gaines signed with an agent while out in California. He flew back to Lancaster and trained there before going on to work out with some NFL players at a Power Train Sports facility.
"Seeing that and seeing how they work out and me comparing myself to that, that's another thing that got me ready to play," Gaines said.
Coming from Fort Wayne, Ind., Gaines was closer to both Ohio State and Michigan than Penn State, but Paterno's attitude and the tradition of Penn State lured Gaines to commit to the Nittany Lions.
Gaines played alongside other Penn State players that went pro, such as Tamba Hali and Matthew Rice during his sophomore season in 2005. By 2007, Gaines had helped anchor the Penn State defensive line and helped rank the Nittany Lions second in the nation in sacks and seventh in rushing defense. Last season Gaines had a hunch he could make it in the NFL, and it was from seeing Hali and Rice, among others, that he knew he had what it took.
"Seeing some of the guys that went before me, Tamba Hali, Matt Rice, you know he had a short time in the NFL, the other guys that came to Penn State and went through the program. Basically, the same thing that I was going to do, same things I did. Just seeing those guys and the success they had in the NFL, I realized I could," Gaines said.
The Eagles currently have Gaines at defensive end, however they do have him learning defensive tackle, along with the rest of the defensive scheme.
"The guys (the Eagles) have now at defensive end are all about my height, my size," Gaines said. "I actually weigh the most out of all of them, so it's nice to see the guys who are Pro Bowlers that are the same size as me, been to the Pro Bowl three or four years, so that's nice."
Gaines said Paterno prepared him, among many others, to continue a football career in the NFL.
"I learned a lot from him, just being tough, that's what he teaches" Gaines said. "I don't think I've ever been in harder practices in my life. You know, being at Penn State, we hit all the time, we're aggressive, so it definitely got me ready, where in Philly, we're not even wearing pads. It's different, different environment. They definitely get you ready for the next level."
Despite now playing for a playoff-caliber team that has millions of fans across the nation, Gaines said that the experience of coming out of the tunnel at Beaver Stadium to 100,000 screaming fans isn't able to be replicated in an NFL stadium, and that it's an experience that he'll miss. The fun from college does overlap into the NFL, but according to Gaines, it's now more on the business end.
"In the NFL, it's business, it's your job that you turn that ball back inside. It's your job to make sure you get it done. In college, it's about brotherhood, loyalty to the fans, loyalty to your coaches. Now, it's more business, it's more on the business end than about you're just doing it for the love of your teammates. It's different now."
Another difference Gaines realized on his first day he suited up as a Philadelphia Eagle is the dramatic difference in speed at the college level and at the professional level.
"I'm adjusted to it now after a few days practicing," Gaines said. "I feel like I'm ready to go, still got a lot more to learn, but I definitely feel like I can play with the best of them."
Gaines graduated from Penn State this past December with a degree in Human Development and Human Studies and he plans on working with families and children in underperforming schools.


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When was the last time you saw a love story about people over 60?
How about a bedroom scene between folks who've been married more than 30 years?
Try "never."
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This film image released by Columbia Pictures show Meryl Streep as Kay Soames, left, and Tommy Lee Jones as Arnold Soames in a scene from "Hope Springs."
If nothing else, "Hope Springs" deserves praise for highlighting romance and excitement in a massive segment of the population that, if we judged by movies and TV, no longer has a love life.
Yet during the majority of this thoroughly entertaining movie, romance and excitement are the last things you'd think of.
Meryl Streep and Tommy Lee Jones play an aging couple for whom the sparkle has vanished.
Though she'd like more intimacy, the two sleep in separate rooms and haven't had sex in years. They barely communicate - and he falls asleep in front of the Golf Channel every night.
So she signs them up for a week of marital therapy with a guru played by Steve Carell.
Yeah, I know - Streep, Carell and Jones ... it's hard to think of a more intriguing cast. And it's impossible to imagine anyone pulling it off better.
Years ago, a New York film critic said Streep was the only actress he knew who could act with her hair.
Here, you can throw in her glasses and her nighties as well; but mostly it's her eyes: pleading, wistful, saddened, hopeful - and every now and then flashing with affection. She ropes us so thoroughly into her quest that the film becomes hypnotically absorbing.
It's also hilarious - mostly thanks to Jones, whose legendary stone face is the perfect vehicle for a man who growls out this charming definition of marriage: "It means we have a marriage license and I pay all the bills."
His discomfiture in therapy - and some of hers as well - had me laughing so hard my stomach hurt.
Playing straight man to these two spectacular leads, Carell is smart enough to pitch them floaters and get out of the way.
Yet his gentleness is the perfect backdrop for the comical and sometimes painful wrestling these two must do to save their marriage.
Weaknesses in the film include a climactic moment when the relationship seems about to turn the corner, then suddenly collapses again; I wanted more explanation on what happened in this scene, and why.
Likewise, the movie needs more penetrating dissection of the couple's relationship than the nonstop and detailed talk about their sex life. This is clearly not the only thing wrong with their marriage, and much of it seems added only to generate embarrassed laughter.
In addition to sexual chatter, at least one attempted sex scene (in public, no less) will leave many viewers squirming.
The movie really should be rated R; but then again, few teens will clamor to see it.
And in a way, that's too bad; this film serves as a welcome antidote to pop-culture's demented assumption that sexuality is restricted to people who aren't married to each other.


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Sacramento Kings guard Aaron Brooks was fined $25,000 for throwing his mouthpiece into the stands in frustration after a loss to the Utah Jazz on Friday, the NBA announced Monday.
The Kings blew a 13-point lead in the fourth quarter and lost, 104-102, in Salt Lake City in the first game of a home-and-home series with the Jazz. They defeated Utah, 108-97, in Sacramento on Saturday.
On Friday, Brooks thought he was fouled by Utah's Jamaal Tinsley with 14.9 seconds remaining. Utah took the lead on a basket by Gordon Hayward with 4.5 seconds remaining.
Brooks is the latest Kings players to land in hot water with the NBA.
Rookie forward Thomas Robinson was suspended two games for a flagrant foul he committed against Detroit Pistons forward Jonas Jerebko. Center DeMarcus Cousins was suspended two games for a postgame confrontation with former San Antonio Spurs forward Sean Elliott, who now serves as a Spurs TV analyst.


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The rules children should follow when they're home alone are ironclad and time proven.
If someone comes to the door, don't answer it. Period.
Never tell anyone who calls on the phone that your parents aren't home.
Keep a set of keys to the house in a safe place.
Know how to report an emergency to the authorities.
And above all, don't burn the house down.
But knowing and doing are different things. The age at which the child is old enough to follow these rules is hazy. For one thing, there is no law in many states stipulating what age a child can be left alone and for how long. It's a family matter.
Lt. Tom Wuennemann of the Stamford, Conn., Police Department said when officers are called to a home where the parent is absent, they look to make sure whoever is home can take care of himself and any younger siblings.
"It happens more often than you might think, and I think it's something that happens more to single parents," he said. "The hard thing is the nuclear family isn't what is used to be, and there are a lot of people who have to work."
He's sympathetic to the plight of single parents, but in the end, safety is his main concern.
"I've seen instances where a single parent will go on a date and not come home until the next day. That's not acceptable," he said.
Gary Kleeblatt, a spokesman for the Connecticut Department of Children and Families, said the issue of leaving children home alone comes up from time to time. It is the first item listed on the "Frequently Asked Questions" section of the agency's Web site, www.state.ct.us/dcf.
"I think people want the certainty that comes with an answer that applies in every circumstance. It's not that simple," he said.
"One 15-year-old can be capable of looking after himself and maybe even taking care of another sibling, while another 17-year-old may need to be supervised."
Generally, experts said they believe a child should be at least 12 before being left alone, and at least 15 before shouldering the responsibility of caring for a younger sibling.
But many other factors come into play. Depending on the child's level of maturity, the neighborhood you live in and the length of time you'll be gone, you might consider taking him along or hiring a baby sitter. No one knows a child better than a parent.
"A parent's experience with their child folds out over years, so it's not something to make a snap decision about," he said.
"The first time you do this (leave a child alone), it might make sense to do it for 10 minutes, but only if you have a real confidence that the child will know what to do in an emergency."
Larry Rosenburg, clinical director for the Child Guidance Center of Southern Connecticut, said the issue often comes to their attention after something has gone awry.
"It comes up because children have been left alone and emergencies happen, or they become frightened, panic and dial 911," he said.
He also defers to mom and dad when asked the ideal age for a child to stay home alone.
"Generally speaking, parents have a good idea of when it's appropriate or not," he said. "Parents who are aware of who their children are have a good sense of what their judgment is. I think that they can generally make the call based on that."
When done properly, the experience also is integral to a child's sense of independence.
"They need to be allowed some latitude but still have the security of older people should they need it," he said.
Margaret (not her real name) works in a Stamford doctor's office and is mother of a boy, 11. She's tired of juggling the demands of her son's after-school schedule and her and her husband's work. But she's apprehensive about leaving her son by himself.
"I wouldn't mind running out for 10 to 15 minutes, if I knew I'd be right back, but then again, you don't always know that you will be right back," she said.
Friends of the couple's have left their children home alone, but her son isn't quite there yet, and she said she doesn't want to push him into it.
"He is becoming prepared; if you said he wasn't, he'd be upset," she said.
But even if he's ready to take the plunge, mom may not be.
"You always worry about 'what if?' The what ifs are always there," she said.
There will be a time when she does leave him, though, and when that happens, she plans to make it a quick trip, maybe to the bank or the corner store, and she'll also notify her neighbors if they are home. These initial outings will only be in the afternoon.
Kleeblatt stresses the importance of leaving children with the proper tools to be safe.
"If they've been left behind alone without food, they can be older and it can still be cause for neglect. ... If they're younger and an aunt is next door, there's food and the parent is gone for 10 minutes, it won't be treated the same," he said. "All these things are extremely circumstantial."
Above all, he urges parents to err on the side of caution.
"If you're not sure about leaving them alone, don't do it."
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IN RECENT WEEKS, I have written about our educational crisis, taking the side of the teachers.
I did that for several reasons - gratitude to them for holding steady the ladder of education I climbed; sympathy for their plight, enduring the attack on all working people that a sluggish economy brings, and offense at how teachers are scapegoated for the ineptitude of too many parents, administrators and politicians.
What I haven't said is who should get the bill for education.
A society pays for what it values. We value freedom and democracy, so we pay a lot for defense. Too much, some say. Many of us are less willing to pay for another basic, education.


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Daylesford Accommodation, Hotels, Tours & Information
Places nearby Daylesford
- Bacchus Marsh
- Ballan
- Ballark
- Balliang
- Balliang East
- Barkstead
- Barringo
- Barrys Reef
- Beremboke
- Beveridge
- Blackwood
- Blakeville
- Blampied
- Bolinda
- Borlands
- Bullarto
- Bullengarook
- Bunding
- Bungal
- Bylands
- Carlsruhe
- Chartwell
- Cherokee
- Chintin
- Clarkefield
- Clonbinane
- Cobaw
- Coimadai
- Coomoora
- Couangalt
- Darley
- Darraweit Guim
- Denver
- Diggers Rest
- Donnybrook Spa
- Drummond
- Drummond North
- Durdidwarrah
- Eden Park
- Edgecombe
- Eganstown
- Exford
- Fern Hill
- Fiskville
- Franklinford
- Gisborne
- Gisborne South
- Glenluce
- Glenlyon
- Glenmore
- Glenvale
- Gordon
- Green Hill
- Greendale
- Heathcote Junction
- Hepburn Springs
- Hesket
- Humevale
- Ingliston
- Kangaroo Hills
- Keilor
- Kerrie
- Kilmore
- Kingston
- Kooroocheang
- Korobeit
- Korweinguboora
- Kurunjang
- Kyneton
- Lancefield
- Langley
- Lauriston
- Lawrence
- Leonards Hill
- Little Hampton
- Lyonville
- Macedon
- Maddingley
- Malmsbury
- Melton
- Melton South
- Metcalfe
- Metcalfe East
- Millbrook
- Monegeetta
- Monegeetta North
- Moorookyle
- Morrison
- Mount Cottrell
- Mount Egerton
- Mount Franklin
- Mount Macedon
- Mount Prospect
- Mount Wallace
- Musk
- Muskvale
- Myrniong
- New Gisborne
- Newbury
- Newham
- Newlyn
- Newlyn North
- Parwan
- Pastoria East
- Pipers Creek
- Porcupine Ridge
- Riddell
- Riddells Creek
- Rochford
- Rockbank
- Rocklyn
- Romsey
- Rowsley
- Sailors Falls
- Shepherds Flat
- Sidonia
- Simmons Reef
- Smeaton
- Spargo Creek
- Spring Hill
- Springfield
- Staughton Vale
- Steiglitz
- Sunbury
- Toolern Vale
- Trentham
- Trentham East
- Tylden
- Ullina
- Upper Macedon
- Upper Plenty
- Wallan
- Wallan East
- Wandong
- Wheatsheaf
- Whittlesea
- Willowmavin
- Wombat
- Woodend
- Yaloak Vale
Rejuvenation and indulgence are the order of a stay in Daylesford, Victoria's premier spa village and centre of decadent local food and wine, luxurious accommodation and boundless shopping.
Base your Daylesford escape around the famous natural mineral springs with a rejuvenating spa experience at Hepburn Bathhouse, Salus or Peppers Mineral Springs. Book relaxing massages and silky, skin renewing rituals from the range of health and wellbeing practitioners who offer an array of natural therapy, holistic health and beauty treatments.
Have a spa treatment come to you or relax in your chosen retreat, whether sleek modern studios or self-contained spa cottages that offer total tranquillity. Venture into the Tipperary Walking Track and Hepburn Regional Park for some natural R&R.
Continue the theme of total indulgence with a meal at some of Victoria's best restaurants. Wine and dine at Daylesford's renowned Lake House Restaurant and Cellar. Book your breakfast table at Frangos and Frangos. Make a reservation for fine pub dining at the Farmers Arms, then supper at Mercato, where style and seasonal produce meet.
With a population of just 3000, Daylesford's numbers swell as visitors flock to discover the secrets uncovered by early Swiss-Italian and other immigrant settlers during and after the region's gold rush. You'll see their influence in Daylesford's European-style gardens and architecture.
Don't miss a visit to the grand Convent Gallery to pick up esteemed local art and craft
Time your visit for the Regional Producers' Day in Daylesford each February, which showcases delicious local produce, or lose yourself in the larger-than-life pageant that is Chillout, the largest gay and lesbian event in regional Australia.
Daylesford is 108 kilometres north-west of Melbourne or about 90 minutes' drive on the Western Freeway or the Calder Freeway.
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Daylesford: Where To Go / Sightseeing
Hepburn Regional Park
The sheltered extinct volcanic crater of Mount Franklin provides ideal surroundings for a picnic or short term camping. Panoramic views can be obtained from the summit and there is a scenic walking track along the rim of the crater.
Before you go
Conditions can change in parks for many reasons. For the latest information on changes to local conditions, please visit the relevant park page on the Parks Victoria website.
Be bushfire ready in the great outdoors. Refer to the Bushfire Safety section on the Parks Victoria website for tips on how to stay safe.
Daylesford-Ballan Rd
Daylesford, VIC, 3460
Located 0.2K from Daylesford
Daylesford Day Spa
In an area renown for its mineral water springs, spa's and health treatments the new Daylesford Day Spa stands out in the crowd. Centrally located in a converted heritage building, Daylesford Day Spa creates a unique philosophy and nature-based experience for their clients. An earthy and harmonious ambience is coupled with a total commitment to providing the perfect environment for relaxation, rejuvenation and wellness.
At times you simply need to be pampered, Daylesford Day Spa have a treatment to suit everyone. Packages for those just wanting to relax, for those who like to be indulgent or if you have all day try the signature package "The art of relaxation" you will leave floating on cloud nine.
Stone treatments are a specialty. Stone therapy is an ancient form of healing which involves the use of hot basalt stones. The stones are placed onto the body, tapping into its energy system, creating a sense of balance and promoting healing. Daylesford Day Spa have stone treatments for pure relaxation, muscle relief and for your mind, body and spirit. Redirect your energy in a positive way rejoice in the stones as they restore your mind, body and spirit.
Have a look at the extensive packages listing, and if your looking for something different ask the staff to put together your perfect Indulgence package. If time is limited just relax with a massage, body treatment or facial.
Daylesford Day Spa uses Jurlique products which are all natural plant based skin and health care products designed to enhance your holistic health and well-being. Herbs and plants are grown in the Adelaide Hills and all products are made in Australia. They are proud to promote Australian made products.
25 Albert Street
Daylesford, VIC, 3460
Located 0.3K from Daylesford
Daylesford Massage Healing Centre
Daylesford Massage Healing Cnetre's fully trained and intuitive healers have many years of experience and will tailor the therapy session just for you. You are able to experience a great choice of professional massage and natural healing modalities including relaxation, deep tissue, remedial, therapeutic, pregnancy, hot stone, and warm bamboo.
They offer reflexology; ear candling and body treatments including wraps, scrubs, foot treatments and facials. Energy healing includes, reiki, spiritual healing, chakra balance, crystal healing and also Tarot and Astrology readings and Past Life Regression.
Yoga is offered in the studio space on selected weekdays. The studio is also available for hire for your own private group or workshop.
A visit to the retail shop provides the opportunity for retail therapy, with everything including crystals and jewellery, books and CDs, oracle and tarot cards, candles and natural skin care products.
Daylesford Massage Healing Centre look forward to supporting you on your journey to restore balance naturally to body, mind and spirit.
11 Howe Street
Daylesford, VIC, 3460
Located 0.4K from Daylesford
Convent Gallery Daylesford
Uniting history, spirituality, art and culture all under one roof, The Convent houses seven galleries featuring work by over 100 local, national and international artists. Featuring fine art, sculpture, limited edition prints, ceramics, glassware and textiles, the exhibition program, changing every eight weeks, showcases a diverse array of traditional and contemporary artwork.
The Convent retail areas specialise in jewellery, fashion and accessories, produce and unique gifts. The sunlit Mediterranean cafe produces world-class fare in a relaxing and art filled environment.
Leave the hustle and bustle of the city behind and get inspired as you enjoy the tranquillity of Daylesford's natural beauty.
7 Daly Street
Daylesford, VIC, 3460
Located 0.6K from Daylesford
Salus Spa at Lake House
The state-of-the-art Spa designed with blond wood and splashes of Tiffany blue, is surrounded by waterfall fed streams and offers nine treatment areas over three levels.
Start with a hot mineral water spa. The deep tub is prepared with 100 per cent pure mineral water from a specially selected nearby spring.
Try a massage and indulge in a blissful Elemis treatment.
The Hydrostorm is a perfect treatment for two people to share; incorporating vertical vichy, Swiss shower, colour therapy, steam and aromatherapy.
Large expanses of glass offer views to the lake shore, stream and cool fern gully. Outdoor balconies and sunlit lounges provide a lovely setting to enjoy a selection of spa cuisine and herbal teas.
In a region that boasts the largest concentration of naturally occurring mineral springs in Australia, Lake House Salus Mineral and Spring Water is available for guests to drink on site.
4 King Street
Daylesford, VIC, 3460
Located 0.6K from Daylesford
Queensberry Studio
Set in a private and peaceful garden setting, the studio is designed to be exclusively yours for the duration of your package. The therapists are highly qualified, registered for health fund rebates and accredited by national associations.
Therapeutic and pamper packages offer specialised treatments from gentle relaxation to deep tissue therapy according to your personal requirements. All packages include deluxe bathrobes, towels, scuffs, your choice of essential oils and spa additives and refreshment. Registered for health fund benefits.
Queensberry Studio has spa and massage packages starting from $230 for doubles and $140 for singles, so please view the website for the full range of therapeutic and pamper packages.
23 Queensberry Street,
Daylesford, VIC, 3460
Located 0.7K from Daylesford
Daylesford Spa Country Railway
The restored heritage trains "take you for a ride" through the beautiful scenic countryside and forest of the Central Highlands, to the highest operating railway station in Victoria.
Popular with families, friends and railway buffs, the train rides start from the 1882 heritage listed railway station in Daylesford.
The return journey along the top of the range traverses open farmland and thick forest, passing the sites of ancient volcanoes and little communities established in the gold rush era.
18 Raglan Street
Daylesford, VIC, 3460
Located 1.0K from Daylesford
Daylesford: Events
Daylesford Farmers Market
You will find everything from cheese, olives, olive oil, eggs, fresh meats, fresh veg and fruit, local honey, jams and preserves, bread, truffles and all your weekly staples to seedlings, plants and chooks for the backyard.
Remember they are seasonal so monthly there are a few changes with the farmers and producers but that is the exciting thing about seasonal it challenges your cooking, keeps food fresh, real and interesting. For the latest list of producers and any other updates visit the operator Facebook page.
5th Nov
3rd Dec
102 Vincent Street
Daylesford, VIC, 3460
Located 0.2K from Daylesford
Silver Streak - Food and Wine Train
The Silver Streak service commences with drinks and nibbles at the Daylesford station from 5:00pm and boarding at 5:30pm.
On the 30 minute trip to Bullarto the catering staff will serve you refreshments and delicious finger food. At Bullarto you have the opportunity to view the progress of the reconstructed old buildings while enjoying further refreshments.
The duo Travelling Concessions will provide delightful music of the era while you relax on the train, returning to Daylesford by 7:00pm.
Enjoy refreshments at the Daylesford Station from 5:15pm. Boarding at 5.30pm with the evening concluding at about 7:00pm.
The event runs on the first Saturday of each month.
5th Nov
3rd Dec
4th Feb
4th Mar
1st Apr
18 Raglan Street
Daylesford, VIC, 3460
Located 1.0K from Daylesford
Daylesford: Travel Tips
Daylesford Regional Visitor Information Centre
Whether you are here for a day or a week, their friendly volunteer staff members will be able to provide you with information on accommodation, attractions, things to see and do, events, eating out, regional information and much more.
Located in the old fire station building, walking into the centre is like walking into another world. The interpretive mineral water display includes an educational and informative video, and a showcase area displaying information on many of the attractions the area has to offer.
Available free to hire from the Daylesford Regional Visitor Information Centre is the TrailRider - All Terrain Wheelchair. This allows those visitors who have limited mobility to access walking tracks and trails that they would not normally be able to access. Contact them to get more information. Bookings essential.
98 Vincent Street,
Daylesford, VIC, 3460
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Academy Award® Nominees Mark Wahlberg (The Departed), Christian Bale (The Dark Knight) and Amy Adams (Doubt) star in this "remarkable" film*.
Based on a true story, two brothers, against all the odds, come together to train for a historic title bout that has the power to reunite their fractured family and give their hard-luck town what it's been waiting for: pride. Micky Ward (Wahlberg) is a struggling boxer long overshadowed by his older brother and trainer, Dicky (Bale), a local legend battling his own demons. Their explosive relationship threatens to take them both down - but the bond of blood may be their only chance for redemption. *Joe Morgenstern, THE WALL STREET JOURNAL
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[QUOTE=bob loblaw;977170]My first assumption is that your calories were way higher when you initially started primal. (And you did say you have lowered your fat intake.) Honestly, gaining 60lbs. in 19 months on 1400 calories per day would be a crazy scientific oddity. (and not just a little crazy, virtually impossible.)
I'm not saying that to be negative, I just look for the most obvious answer first. Generally, most people who gain weight are simply taking in too many calories, often more than they think. (This is VERY common in paleo or Atkins, since fat is so calorie dense it's very easy to consume a LOT more calories than one is planning.) Even if you DO have a faulty thyroid, your body still has to burn calories to operate.
However, the first thing you should do is consult a physician on your thyroid. If you have struggled this long, it's best to get it checked. Next, do a detailed calorie log with not an inch of fudging. From there, you should be able to build a workable diet plan.[/QUOTE]
I have a calorie journal at myfitness and paleo track and I purposely figure everything high, say for example I have coconut cream, I will claim 1 ounce even if I only use 1 T.. I have a digital food scale, measuring cups and spoons on my counter. I do not ever eat or drink when out in public because I cannot measure or weigh plus I am cautious of not getting junk oils, soy etc... Seriously I am so careful it drives my dh to madness and he is as flummoxed as I am about this. I track EVERYTHING...so far today I have only had coffee, ann 32 oz of purified water.


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HTC HD2 surprisingly gets new USB functionality
0. phoneArena 19 Aug 2011, 09:38 posted on
The Dark Forces Team over at xda-developers has been hard at work in bringing forth USB hosting functionality to the aging HTC HD2 – plus, instructions are now available to get it working on your device...
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1. ShanikuaKnowws (Posts: 12; Member since: 28 Jul 2011)
Who has a HTC HD2 now a days?
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2. rideroo (unregistered)
Show me device on which you can play with WM6.5, WP7, MeeGo, Ubuntu + stable Android? And I ask You why not to use HD2 ? :P
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3. pyckvi (Posts: 48; Member since: 19 Dec 2010)
I wouldn't mind going back to the hd2 just because of all the choices you get with it
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Vezina Trophy finalist Henrik Lundqvist turned aside all 21 shots he faced and rookie Chris Kreider collected a power-play goal and an assist as host New York scored three times in the third period en route to a win in Game 1 of the Eastern Conference finals.
Defenseman Dan Girardi and Artem Anisimov also scored and set up a goal for the top-seeded Rangers, who had little time to rest after dispatching Washington for their second Game 7 triumph of the postseason. Game 2 of the conference finals is on Wednesday at Madison Square Garden.
Lundqvist preserved his fifth career postseason shutout - and second of 2012 - by stopping all 11 shots in the second period.
After the Atlantic Division rivals put forth matching stingy defensive efforts in the first 40 minutes, New York finally broke through just 53 seconds into the third period.
Kreider chased down the puck before putting on the brakes and wristing a soft feed to Girardi, who came off the bench on a late line change. The All-Star defenseman wired a shot from just inside the blue line which sailed past future Hall of Famer Martin Brodeur, who was screened by a leaping Derek Stepan. The tally was Girardi's second of the playoffs.
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With Steve Bernier serving a boarding penalty, Kreider doubled the advantage with exactly eight minutes remaining. Anisimov reeled in Girardi's lead pass and deftly backhanded the puck over to Kreider, who wristed a shot from the slot past Brodeur for his third goal of the playoffs.
Anisimov capped the scoring with an empty-net tally with 1:27 left to seal the win.
Captain Zach Parise saw a brilliant opportunity to open the scoring go by the boards late in the second period. The captain had all three shots thwarted by Lundqvist while the sixth-seeded Devils were shorthanded.
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Cubs Outright Casey Weathers to Iowa
The Cubs have sent RHP Casey Weathers outright to AAA Iowa.
The Cubs MLB Reserve List (40-man roster) now stands at 39 (one slot is open), and the 2012 Spring Training roster has been cut to 57.
Injured players who accrued no MLB Service Time the previous season and who were not Rule 5 Draft picks can be sent to the minors anytime up to 15 days prior to MLB Opening Day, so this move may have been made to preclude having to put Weathers on the MLB DL (where he would be making $480K) in the event that he suddenly turns up with a sore arm. (The Cubs can now pay him at the minor league split rate even if he ends up on the DL at Iowa).
Of course, it wasn't necessary to outright Weathers to the minors (he could have just been optioned), but the Cubs might be looking ahead to having to add some players to the 40-man roster by Opening Day (perhaps RHP Rodrigo Lopez and LHP Trever Miller, plus possibly OF Jorge Soler, too), and this will give them the roster flexibility they will need to do that.
A 1st round pick of the Rockies out of Vanderbilt in 2007 and the closer for Team USA in the 2008 Olympics, Weathers has not been able to come back from 2009 TJS. He battled control issues post-TJS in the minors in 2010 and 2011, he struggled in the AFL last fall, and he has pitched poorly so far this spring.
The 26-year old Weathers was acquired with 3B Ian Stewart from the Colorado Rockies for OF Tyler Colvin and INF D. J. LeMahieu this past off-season.
Weathers is not eligible to be a Rule 55 minor league free-agent (6YFA) until post-2013.
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Soooo... can we just forget about him for the rest of the year?
and down to 1
Colston resigns with Saints.
Joe Mather
Caridad sent to minor league camp
as well today.
I just noticed the Houston Texans released Eric Winston yesterday. He's a pretty good offensive tackle that I wouldn't mind seeing in a Bears uniform.
Lineup for Tues
DeJesus 9, Barney 4, Castro 6, Soriano 7, LaHair 3, Mather 5, Clevenger 2, Sappelt 8, Volstad 1.
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Jay Glazer @JayGlazer
Major scoopage! The Chicago Bears have agreed to terms of a trade w Miami for pro bowl WR Brandon Marshall in exchange for 2 third-rounders.
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that's it?
never liked Vincent Jackson :)
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A wide receiver, FINALLLY!
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And he's only 27.
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Kind of... he turns 28 next week. But yes, still young enough to be good a few years.
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And he's a typical #1-style diva, but they had to upgrade.
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Ya, he is your prototypical diva. I'll take it.
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Get Mike Wallace and you have a O comparable to Green bay.
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Excellent start to the off-season. Now sign an offensive lineman, and draft defense.
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As I mentioned a few comments above, they could get Winston, maybe, for a good price, free agent-wise. I think there are a couple other good offensive linemen out there, too. I'd rather they beef up that secondary than go after Williams, myself, although a Williams/Peppers combo would be pretty scary
Re: OL
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Thanks, Rob.
Sign 'em all!!
I want to see a wall of steel around Cutler this coming season and see what this guy can really do. If it turns out he can't get to the next level, I want to know it isn't because of the crap around him.
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If you watched his games last season, he was at the next level. The production was all him and Forte. Him by creating ridiculous situations out of nothing by scrambling, throwing off balance passes, etc. He was a huge case in point that stats in football must be seriously contextualized.
I have zero doubts that he was an elite QB for us comparable to the other elite QBs in the league and better than the one who won the SB.
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Oh, don't mistake me for a Cutler hater at all. I have always liked him. I'll be REALLY surprised if, given even a reasonable cast of characters around him, he doesn't kick some serious ass. Martz had no clue how to use the guy. That didn't help things.
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Cutler gets his man
Flaherty update
hit a 2-out, 2-run HR to tie a game today...
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Tues Update vs. Giants
Volstad with 3 scoreless innings
Vitters with an RBI triple off Bumgarner, RBI's for Castro and Barney as well and a SB for Castro
Maine with a scoreless inning
3-0 in the top of the 5th
Soriano with a 2-out check swing bloop hit, tries for 2nd and gets Brandon Belt to throw it away.
Tues Update vs. Giants
Rizzo 2-run HR off Sergio Romo
J. Jackson 2 IP, 1 ER, 2 H, 0 BB, 0 K
-edit- Jackson still going for a 3rd inning
5-1 Cubs through 6 and a half...
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The jockey said it was a bomb
Paul Sullivan @PWSullivan
Rizzo hits one that would've landed on Sheffield sidewalk if we were at Wrigley Field. Apartment window power.
more Bears
pursuing Jason Campbell for backup QB
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done deal for Campbell...
next up is DE Jeremy Mincey and S LaRon Landry is scheduled for a visit.
kind of nice how NFL gets free agency out of the way in about a week.
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NHL free agency is the model that MLB GMs should look to. If you sleep in, you'll miss it!
marshall/cutler highlights
marshall is pretty good in the open field
just turn down the volume if you don't want to listen to the screaming trying to pass off as music
Jacob Turner
shut down with a dead arm.
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Friday's games will be in Washington, Chicago, Arlington, and Cleveland or Boston. Someone's game is starting laaaaaaaate - 50-50 chance it's the CDT Cubs.
Meh, I messed that up. Mets are in.
Cards and Giants can still tie though.
Kershaw gets hurt by his defense and gave up 2 more runs. Blach has 8 shutout innings.
Mets already won as did Cards.
tomorrow is gonna be helluva fun if Giants hold on. We're all rooting for a 3-way tie I presume.
good news is now 5 K's for Lester through 4 (in a quest for 200 for season). Bad news is he's already at 86 pitches.
be curious how long Maddon sticks with Lester to try and let offense get back into it and get him the win (4-2 as I type, was 4-0)
Fwiw, he needed 2.1 IP to cross 200 for season so he got that at least. He also needs 9 K's for 200K's on season and he has 4 through 3.
cubs score 2 runs thanks to predictable reds pitching and horrible CIN defense...cubs only down by 1 now. heyward even got a gift 2rbi double out of an easy popout. neat.
something named Ty Blach has outpitched Clayton Kershaw through 6 innings (1-0 Giants).
not that finishing 2nd place will matter much nor did this game, but have to think if Hendricks pitches well tomorrow, he could leapfrog Lester in Cy Young voting. Don't see anyway Scherzer doesn't win it regardless and it doesnt' look like Lester has any incentive clauses that matter. Also might give Cueto some votes.
Rather remarkable how many teams have really good 1-2 options this year.
Nats: Scherzer and Roark (and Strasburg was great before injuries)
Cubs: Lester and Hendricks (and Arrietta is still damn good just not as consistently lately)
pretty much what I'm gathering from this thread is that it doesn't matter who you play in 5-game series, but no one wants to have to deal with Cardinal fans if we end up losing.
I can respect that.
first game for lester giving up more than 2 runs since july 24th. hell of a run.
doh, yes...dunno what happened there. jake arrieta is all "bro wut?"
lester going for #20...cubs haven't had a LH (thanks jpep for the correction) 20 game winner since d.ellsworth in 1963.
fwiw, all the games are free on mlb.tv
Short rest for MadBum would be 2 days. WC game is Wed., Games 1 & 2 are Friday/Saturday.
A left-handed one...
J-Hey not finishing with an offensive onslaught.
If Geoff Blum could be a Playoff hero, there is hope still...


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