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Back to our regularly scheduled programming, albeit a week late. I've been thinking about this series and I know it's being received well because of the traffic numbers, but I hate "Top Five Stories for Week Ending XXX."
We need a new name. Danny Brown has Sunday Brunch. Beth Harte has Saturday Morning Reads. Lisa Barone has Weekend Coffee Links. Ingrid Abboud has SuperPost Sunday. And Mitch Joel has Six Links Worthy of Your Attention.
When we began this series, we named it Top Five Stories for SEO reasons (and because Danny hadn't come up with something I could steal). But I hate it.
So…what's more Gini like? What's more Spin Sucks like? What's more Gini + Spin Sucks + Weekly Stories = …. ??
I could just name it Monkeys, Ice Cream, and Everything In Between (because, let's be real, monkeys and ice cream are awesome, but monkeys eating ice cream is even better), but that doesn't really tell me what I'm about to read if I'm new here.
You tell me. What would you name the series? It runs every Friday at noon (except this week because of the Kenneth Cole fiasco) and it's always the top five stories we think you should read.
Let's see. I should give something to the person who comes up with the name we use.
I KNOW! The winning name will receive a copy of Branding Yourself: How to Use Social Media to Invent or Reinvent Yourself by Kyle Lacy and and Erik Deckers.
I'll close the ideas at midnight CT on Tuesday, Feb. 8 (two days before my birthday) and announce the winner next Friday (the day after my birthday) in this series. So have at it, the comments are yours!
While you're thinking of something fantastic, I'll move on to the top five stories for the week.
5. The Ultimate Productivity Blog. You'll see. Enough said.
4. Your Digital Footprint Is Muddy. Let's see. It's February 5. This year, alone, we've had not one, not two, not three, but four companies call us because their PR firm is "too busy" to get them what they need, but they're seen all over Facebook and Twitter. Hey fellow PR peeps! Your priorities are screwed up! Mitch Joel explains it very well in this blog post. Wait. Maybe you shouldn't read this so we can continue getting your upset clients.
3. Leadership: Examples Are Everywhere. I love it when Randy Hall blogs. He's so wicked smart and his lessons are easy to relate to your own career growth. In this, he discusses two leadership lessons. One from Gil Meche, the Kansas City Royals pitcher (or former pitcher, he is now) and Congressman Dennis Kucinich. Who would you rather emulate?
2. In Praise of the A-List. When I read this blog post, I tweeted Olivier Blanchard and told him to prepare for a kiss from me. It seems the pendulum is swinging for the "A-list celebrity" in the social media world. I like to tell the story of my mom, a few months ago, asking me when I'm going to write my book (I sort of have to get Project Jack Bauer launched first, but that's beside the point). I told her I didn't know if I wanted to anymore because everyone is writing books. She said, "Gin. You've wanted to write a book since you were tiny. Maybe everyone in your little bubble is writing a book, but in the real world, it's a big deal to do it." So I always keep that in mind in the social media bubble. Is this really important in the big scheme of things? Will it attract the attention of our target audience?
1. Ten Things You're Not Allowed to Say at Davos. I love this HBR blog post for many reasons, but mostly because Umair Haque calls out the hoity toity, ultra-wealthy people who attend Davos, the site of the World Economic Forum. One of my favorite quotes? "Davos is back with a bang — and it's simply not in good taste to call it a vulgar, loutish spectacle of Ponziconomics."
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84 Comments on "Monkeys, Ice Cream, and Everything In Between"
I love the idea of the name! (LOL).
Your Digital Footprint Is Muddy – michjoel was a great read this morning. I just had this talk with a freind last week. It's funny to me how as Joel says: "The physical world and the digital world are intrinsically connected." but often times we ignore what that means. They had a employee call in sick for work, but around 10:00a checking in to a few places via Gowalla and checked into 10 places before 5:00p.
Long live – Monkeys, Ice Cream, and Everything In Between
How about Premature Factulation? 🙂
@DannyBrown Do I know you?
@DannyBrown Danny. I like your idea too! HA!
@justinthesouth People aren't very smart, are they? I know I've been guilty of it a time or two – checking Twitter before returning phone calls. But I'm pretty cognizant of it.
@johnfalchetto I'm keeping you around – you're really good for my ego!
@ginidietrich If I owe you money, no.
@justinthesouth Hehe, thanks Justin. 🙂
The Friday Afternoon Wine Flight! and pick a wine to go with it. and we' have to drink it first to make sure its ok. I know @johnfalchetto will approve of this idea.
@lisagerber @johnfalchetto I'm pretty sure Arment Dietrich colleagues are barred from winning. Though I really, really, really like this idea! We could even play off our wine:thirty on Friday afternoons.
@lisagerber Ha! I don't know why it hyperlinked that. We should buy it!
@ginidietrich I will donate my cash prize to charity.
How about the Friday Rewind or Friday Catch-up or Friday's Cocktails…or Backwards Spin or Spin Rewind?
I dont know, its snowing and Sunday…let me think I may be back with more!
Weekend Walkabout
Friday Fnarkings
Happy Hour
Spin Snacks
How about:
How the Gini Turns
The Jack Bauer Times
Friday in the Sky with Diamonds
High Fiber Friday
Friday on Fire
Ready, Aim, Friday
If it was only Monday
@DannyBrown I like Friday Fnarkings but I read in the BBC Malawi wants to ban Fnarking in Public.
@lisagerber @ginidietrich Does A-D have wine in a box for Friday lunch?
@DannyBrown @ginidietrich I think Danny is close to having enough @livefyre points to spend in the @livefyre store.
@DannyBrown @ginidietrich Careful. The reason Jack Bauer works for Gini is he borrowed some lunch money at loanshark rates, then couldn't pay up.
@DannyBrown Someone I know (cough) also uses the term " Intellectual Masterbation" when they need to do some head scratchin and thinking 🙂
Alright Gin, I'm gona' give this a shot 🙂
But I must warn you – I'll be back for more rounds lol
Happy Hour with Jack Bauer (Oh My, it rhyms lol)
Friday Follies
Posts Like Fine Wine
Spin Sucks And These Rock (I had BUT before but ummm…)
Gini's Juicy Links
Gini's Bag of Treats (I wanted to say snacks but Danny used it first lol)
Friday Falooza (sorry – imagination running wild haha)
@HowieSPM Damn governments.
@ginidietrich @lisagerber Wine Flight?! I appove Lisa, AD is becoming my favorite PR firm in the US.
@HowieSPM If It Was Only Monday. LOL!
@Griddy These are good! Crap. Now I'm going to have to decide, aren't I?
Disregard the livefyre comment. It apparently worked. Again, user error.
Ok — here goes:
Dietrich 5
Five Spot
Five in Time
@AbbieF Nooner. LMAO!!
@JamesDBurrell2 You have until Tuesday so if you think of anything outside of your Quil haze, come back!
@JamesDBurrell2 @HowieSPM @DannyBrown I like Danny's idea "Spin Snacks" as well – plus JB will think they're for him hehe.
Tripping the Light Spin-tastic
Friday Flare Ups
The Social Hour
Spin-tastic Tales
and my favorite:
What You Didn't Read this Week, but Should Have!
I tried to think of something that could incorporate Salon…the original term from the 17th & 18th Centuries where an inspiring host (much like you, @ginidietrich ) would gather together folks to educate through conversation (much like this blog). Perfect! But nothing coming to me on how to make that catchy and not appear like the hair-oriented version of the word. 🙂
Good Luck!
@ginidietrich I'd love that book but shipping it to Beirut will be kinda costly for ya hahaha. So if I win – a thank you will be more than enough :). Or I'll give you another address in North America :).
@johnfalchetto @ginidietrich @lisagerber I agree John. Though I first thought A-D was primarily a Blogging Service to come earn @livefyre points, after enough time here, I learned the do PR too! And they have some smart people and one amazing dog. Plus with wine now served at lunch as a perk and secret projects going on. Wow! I am very impressed to say the least.
@ginidietrich @Griddy @DannyBrown Does Gini's Mom know she uses words like Crap?
@Griddy @JamesDBurrell2 @DannyBrown Hey James can you share your Quil with me. I often need something stronger than Green Tea after visiting here.
Just realized that photo is a bit risque LOL
@HowieSPM @Griddy @DannyBrown I know this guy… but he lives in Charleston, so I'll see what he says about shipping. Fair prices, and good stuff…. let me tell ya, gooood stuff (so good it required extra o's), I was on an 8 day binge — got the nice beard and puffy eyes to show for it. But I'm clean now.
@EricaAllison Ohhhh…I like Salon somehow. Hmmm…
@HowieSPM Is not! I'd totally share my ice cream with a monkey, if I had one.
@HowieSPM @Griddy @DannyBrown Shhhh! My mom might be reading this!
@ginidietrich @HowieSPM @Griddy If so, I hope she hasn't seen what's written about you in the Smithsonian gents room…
Can't resist playing along 🙂
Spin Sucks Speakeasy
Spin Sucks Friday Fantasy Blog Picks
So many fun ideas from your community… liking DB's Spin Snacks. Between that and all the talk of ice cream, I'm getting rather hungry, actually 🙂
@ValerieSimon Snacks, ice cream and wine. You can find it all here!
I think everyone is watching the Super Bowl except for me lol
More of my wacky thoughts:
The Fantastic 5
Friday and the Fantastic Few (or 5)
Spin Sucks POW! (POW could stand for: Posts of Worth, Power Posts)
or Gini's POW WOW!
The Noon Boost(ers)
SpinBusters (lots of play on words here)
If these suck – my excuse is that it's late 😉
If these don't suck – my excuse is that it's late lol
Posted for 13 hours and I can stake a claim for "My High Five"? Must not be any good ,then. I'll try again tomorrow
How about Sucks Says? Nice little opportunity there to add some commentary as well as the all-important links. Plus if you read it in a UK drawl it sounds suspiciously like… Well, like what you inspire!
Five for Friday.
The Weekend Getaway
Spin Sucks But Friday Rocks
Gini Has a Blog, But All I Got Was This Stupid Post Title.
Oooh, wait. I know how to get TONS of hits every Friday.
Just call the post: Justin Bieber!


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The What's On team pick their top slices - and you told us your favourites too
Sarah Walters spends the night at the latest luxury hotel to come to the city centre, the new boutique offer from Great John Street Hotel owners Eclectic, and finds herself falling back in love with the city's architecture
The former Black Flag frontman's legendary 'talking show' returns to Manchester
The top three in our newest awards category prove what we already knew about Mancunians: you love to dance, drink, and throw yourself into the fun
This year's market is bigger than ever and the zones all have very different feels and offers - so we took a tour to work out how you can get the most out of your visit
Robert Beale finds the concerto constantly fascinating and never boring - but it had its weaknesses
Our reviewer gave the Madchester icons a 5 star review when they took to the Academy stage on Thursday night
Teresa McMahon on an anti-climactic evening with the controversial evolutionary biologist and author
Daisy Jackson watches as the Bradford-born magician leaves his audience scratching their heads
Sarah Walters books in to the much whispered about secret bar and is impressed by its big ambitions - ones that are far more expansive than its bijou space
The whistlestop London Classic Theatre production is pretty bleak fare, based on Pinter's own affair with journalist Joan Bakewell in the Sixties.
You're Probably Wondering Why I've Asked You Here is a bizarre, imperfect but wholly enjoyable evening with a true comic talent.
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I was surprised to receive some samples this week from a French appellation with which I was not at all familiar.
Clever electronics and those driving basslines combine with sweet melodies from singer Gabriel Winterfield to create hypnotic, psychedelic and often euphoric music.
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Via Chad Jennings and Mark Feinsand, the Yankees still don't have an update on the status of Phil Hughes, who underwent five more hours of medical examination today. They did some blood work and a dye-contrast MRI. The doctor(s) will be in the house later on tonight, and it's possible they'll know more then. Jon Heyman said Hughes used words like "tightness," "soreness," and "shooting" to describe what he's feeling in arm. It's not pain, but the soreness is "lingering." I'm not a doctor, though I do play one on the internet, and that doesn't sound good.
At Long Last: New RAB Merchandise
Can you believe it's been three-and-a-half years since the Save The Big Three shirts? Good times, though I don't even wear mine anymore. The vendor was used wasn't great and those things shrunk like you wouldn't believe. It was the thought that counted anyway.
Today I'm happy to (finally) announce that we're getting back into the merchandise game, though it's not just t-shirts anymore. Now you can get hoodies, coffee mugs, bumper stickers, all sorts of stuff at the River Ave. Blues Shop. And if you do just want a t-shirt, you can now customize the colors and what not, which is always cool. The prices are reasonable and in the interest of full disclosure, yes we do get a cut of the sales, though not all of it. I wish.
We have the one design above with the street sign logo and what not, plu this numbers design courtesy of Tyler Wilkinson. He also designed our podcast logo, and will be providing us with more in the future. We just launched the shop today, so the selection is limited for the time being.
Update: If you're having trouble with your shopping cart (as in, it's empty even though it shouldn't be), just clear the cache and cookies within your browser and you'll be good to go.
Righting the Soriano ship
Rafael Soriano is not this bad. He has shown in his nearly 400 innings prior to signing with the Yankees that he is, indeed, an elite relief pitcher. At his best he can blow pitches by batters while avoiding dreaded walks and home runs. That's the guy the Yankees inked to a multi-year deal last winter. The guy who has showed up has been a cheap facsimile, a carbon copy that has cost the Yanks games and caused the fans much agita. But this isn't the real Rafael Soriano. Once the Yankees get him right, things will go much smoother.
Exactly what's wrong right now is anyone's guess. We know the symptoms: hanging sliders, fastballs that catch too much of the plate, a general inability to throw quality strikes — and sometimes the inability to throw strikes at all. He has faced 50 batters this season, but has retired just 31 of them, and of those only seven on the strikeout. The rest have reached base either via the hit, 12, or the walk, eight. That's all fine and good, but we all see that. If the symptoms aren't immediately apparent when watching him, they sure as hell are on the stat sheet. What we don't know is the cause.
Of course, searching for the cause can lead us down false paths. The easy path is the old narrative that closers struggle when they're not in save situations. With Soriano that's pretty ridiculous, since he wasn't a full-time closer until last season. In fact, in 2009 he split time between setting up and closing, and he produced a marvelous season. It was, in some ways, better than his year in the closer's role with the Rays. Before that he was purely a setup man, recording single digit saves in every season of his career prior to 2009. Unless he completely forgot how to pitch in non-save situations during the course of a single year, the idea that he's struggling because of his role is ridiculous.
It could be just a matter of time before Soriano comes around. After displaying some lower fastball speeds earlier in the year, he was dealing last night, averaging almost 95 mph with his four-seamer and 94 mph with his cutter. His slider speed also appears back up to par. It will only be a matter of time, then, before he returns to form and starts shutting down opponents. Unfortunately, that requires patience. At this point, patience is understandably thin among the fans. We'll just have to suck up it for a bit longer. But sooner, not later, we will see the Soriano that dominated in 2009 and 2010.
Really, though, it doesn't matter what we think. We're just the spectators. The guys involved know that patience is the only cure to whatever ails Soriano. "I still believe he's going to be very, very good for us and he's going to play a huge role for us," Joe Girardi said after the game. Translation: there are no plans to shy away from him in the eighth inning of close games. Maybe that's a mistake; maybe backing off a bit and using him in lower leverage situations would be for the best. But it's hard to right the ship if he's not pitching at all. At least in the eighth he starts with a clean slate. That is, when there are tough situations, Soriano is not the guy. That helps mitigate matters, if only a little bit.
Chances are we will not see Soriano tonight. He sat out the weekend with a bad back and then pitched on consecutive nights. In fact, we might not see him until Sunday, if his words carry any weight. "I'll come back next month and see what happens," he told reporters after the game.
Soriano has a long way to go in redeeming himself with the fan base. Normally great performances make people forget about the past, but Soriano's past now includes two squandered games. It's hard to forget those, since they're forever etched in the loss column. Have faith, though, that he'll return to form soon enough. He's just too good a pitcher when healthy to go through more than a short stretch in this manner.
The RAB Radio Show: April 27, 2011
In losses, everything gets amplified. There are plenty of things we wouldn't even be talking about now if the Yankees had pulled off the comeback last night. But they didn't, so we gripe about certain moments in the game. If you're not a fan of giving away one of your three remaining outs, this podcast is for you.
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Prospect Stock Poll: Shaeffer Hall
It's easy to lose track of all the quality pitching prospects the Yankees have in their farm system, especially at the upper level. One guy seemingly flying under the radar is left-hander Shaeffer Hall, part of the club's 2009 draft class. Hall, 23, is currently doing a fine job of holding down a rotation spot for Double-A Trenton after splitting last season between Low-A Charleston (2.61 FIP, 57% grounders in 68 IP) and High-A Tampa (3.30 FIP, 49% grounder in 69 IP). The performance is definitely there, no doubt about it, but the issue here is that the stuff doesn't match up, which is often the case with these late round guys.
Hall came out of Kansas as a 25th round pick in '09 with command of three pitches: a mid-to-upper 80's fastball, a good changeup, and a slurvy breaking ball. His college coach, Ritch Price, went so far as to compare him to Jamie Moyer for his ability to pitch will less than knock-out stuff, and it's usually not good when someone is drawing those kinds of comparisons before his 25th birthday. But still, Hall's a strike thrower and he's left-handed, a combination that will earn him plenty of chances to show he can contribute at the big league level.
There's a chance that Hall could cut it as a back-end starter in the lesser league, but his most likely role on a contending team in the AL East is a situational lefty out of the bullpen. Since his best pitch is a changeup (historically used to combat batters of the opposite hand), he doesn't exactly fit the profile though. Without a clear long-term role or the skill set to force anyone's hand, Hall is right on the edge where quality prospect meets fringy player.
Laying last night's blame on a familiar figure
Watching the ninth inning unfold from the cozy confines of Section 420B last night was a surreal experience. Still smarting from Rafael Soriano's sub-par pitching, we watched Derek Jeter eke out a base hit, and the stadium turned alive. When Curtis Granderson, the team's leading home run hitter, bunted, we all groaned, and after walks and pitching changes, Brent Lillibridge single-handedly saved the game for the White Sox twice.
After Lillibridge's lucky diving catch of what I first assumed to be a game-winning double off the bat of Robinson Cano, I sat in my seat in stunned silence. For a regular season game in April, I was annoyed. No, I was mad. I was mad at Soriano for blowing yet another game in April for the Yanks. I was mad at Lillibridge, a guy who barely looks like he needs to shave, for making two great catches, and I was mad at the Yanks' offense, suddenly quiet, for putting up no fight against Gavin Floyd and the White Sox.
As we all tend to do so in a one-run game lost on a dime, I wanted to blame someone. Rafael Soriano, of course, seemed like the natural scapegoat. Entrusted as the high-leverage Bridge to Mariano, Soriano needed to get three outs. The first one was a strike out, and it all unraveled from there. He hit Carlos Quentin, and then he gave up the world's most obvious "here it comes" home run to Paul Konerko. Goat, I thought.
But it wasn't just the home run that caused the Yanks to lose. After the ninth inning, Soriano still seemed to be the perfect scapegoat. Had he not hit Carlos Quentin, the White Sox would likely not have used Brent Lillibridge as a pinch runner, and Lillibridge, a middle infielder by trade, would not have been in a position to make those catches. With the fallacy of the predetermined outcome firmly in mind, I don't think Quentin makes the catch one both of those bullets that should have won the game. Again, Soriano's fault with a side of Lillibridge to blame. (But who can really blame someone for making those catches? Once the emotion settles, just tip your cap.)
So who was this Lillibridge punk that ruined what should have been a perfect inning capped with a Yankee comeback? He's a 27-year-old middle infielder with a career 51 OPS+ in 317 plate appearances spanning part of four seasons. Tonight was his eighth appearance in right field, and after emerged as one of the Braves' top prospects in 2008, he has yet to fulfill his potential. How he came to be on the White Sox will bring some mixture of joy and dread to Yankee fans' hearts.
On December 4, 2008, Lillibridge, one season removed from being named Atlanta's sixth best minor leaguer and a potential future lead-off hitter, found himself bound for Chicago in a multi-player deal. The youngster, along with Tyler Flowers and two minor leaguers went north in exchange for Boone Logan and Javier Vazquez. The rest, as we know, is history. The Braves traded Logan and Vazquez to the Yanks a year later in exchange for Michael Dunn, Melky Cabrera and Arodys Vizcaino, and Vazquez flamed out in New York.
Essentially, had Chicago not traded Vazquez to the Braves, Lillibridge wouldn't have been on the White Sox. He wouldn't have been in right field in the ninth inning, and he wouldn't have robbed the Yanks of a pie-filled victory. It was simple: It was, as it always is, Javier Vazquez's fault. While walking out of the stadium, I realized I could blame Javier Vazquez, and the loss seemed easier to take. I might have gone home an unhappy fan, but in the great game of finger-pointing, I was a satisfied camper. It was, is and always will be Javy's fault.
Sori blows it as Lillibridge saves it, twice
It wasn't supposed to get any worse than Monday. I mean, six no-hit innings from Phil Humber? What's worse than that? Turns out that watching your $35 million eighth inning guy blow a lead and having two potentially game-winning ninth-inning hits taken away on great defensive plays is much, much more infuriating.
Ivan Nova's Big Day
This was a big start for Nova, who was essentially pitching for his spot in the rotation whether you agree with it or not. Juan Pierre gift wrapped the first out of the game, trying a drag bunt on Nova's first pitch only to get thrown out. He needed just eleven pitches to navigate the first inning, then just eight to get through the second, setting the pace for the night. The Yankees' right-hander pitched into the seventh inning for the first time in his career, giving up a run only when Alex Rios came around to score after he should have been out twice (once on the fly ball Curtis Granderson couldn't reel on, and then again when Robinson Cano dropped the throw on the steal attempt).
The key for Nova in this game was clearly his curveball. He did an okay job of locating his fastball away to both lefties and righties, but his ability to get that curve over for a called strike or bury it in the dirt for a swing-and-miss (which he got three of) is what allowed him to be so successful. The impatient White Sox hitters put nine of 13 balls in play on the ground and worked just five three ball counts in 25 plate appearances against Nova. The final line was five singles, two walks, and the one run in six-and-a-third innings of work, but unfortunately it was just the latest in a line of strong pitching performances that went wasted.
The Eighth Inning Guy™
Rafael Soriano has now appeared in ten games with the Yankees, and only once has he managed to not allow a baserunner: his first outing of the season. The damage tonight was hitting Carlos Quentin with a pitch and surrendering a go-ahead two-run homerun to Paul Konerko on a meatball cutter over the plate, turning a 2-1 lead into a 3-2 deficit with five defensive outs to go. The two baserunners he allowed after that are just salt on the wound.
Joe Girardi said after the game that he has no plans to change that damned 7th-8th-9th inning formula, meaning Soriano will still be force fed high leverage work even though he's done little to deserve it. The next time I see this guy on the mound, it'll be too soon.
Where's The Offense?
Three runs in two games, one of them coming on a solo homer by Brett Gardner of all people. Don't get me wrong, the White Sox have a pretty good rotation and Gavin Floyd is no chump, but three runs in two games? This team has to do better than that, they can't have the opposing starter open the seventh inning by throwing his 73rd pitch. Just an awful showing over the last two days, this lineup is better than this.
Oh, and the best part was that stupid sacrifice bunt in the ninth inning. Three outs left to play with and the man with the second most homeruns in the league (Granderson) just gives away an out. It was made even worse because not only has Matt Thornton struggled tremendously this season, but he also walked the next batter. Who knows what happens if they let Grandy actually try. I don't know when the Yankees moved to the National League, but someone in the dugout needs to start using their brain once in a while. The bunt increased the team's chances of winning by -6.1%, so it was a backwards move.
Brent freaking Lillibridge man. You know what the worst part is? That guy isn't even an outfielder, he came up as a middle infielder but learned other positions because he couldn't hit enough to play everyday and needed to up his versatility. Tuesday was his 29th career game in the outfield and eighth (eighth!!!) in right field. Alex Rodriguez and Cano did everything right, hitting the ball hard and deep towards the short porch, but that kid made two unbelievable plays. Just tip your cap to him in the ninth, nothing you can do there.
It's a good thing Mark Buehrle is pitching tomorrow, because the lefty hitting Nick Swisher sure does need a day off. He's hitless in his last 15 at-bats now, might even be 16. I don't really care to look right now. Granderson, Mark Teixeira, and A-Rod combined to go 0-for-9 with two walks and that brilliant sac bunt, and those three are pretty much carrying the offense right now. Eric Chavez had a great night in the field, but he went 0-for-3 with a strikeout and saw just seven pitches total. The two runs, as you probably know, came on solo homers by Cano and Gardner. Ironically enough, both guys showed bunt earlier in the at-bat. Le sigh.
Boone Logan is officially out of my doghouse now, he did a nice job on Sunday and then struck out Mark Teahen to lead off the ninth in this game. Yeah, Pierre singled after that, but it was a crummy little infield hit. It happens. So good job Boone, keep it up. David Robertson did some fine work wiggling out of trouble in the seventh inning. I don't think it's a stretch to say he's been the best non-Mariano Rivera reliever on the team so far. Buddy Carlyle has appeared in three games thus far and has gotten zero swings and misses. It'll blow up one of these days.
The Yankees grounded into at least one double play for the 12th consecutive game, with Granderson doing the honors on Tuesday. Just in case you're wondering, the all-time record is 34 straight games by the 1949 Red Sox. No one is close to them, the second longest streak belongs to the 1961 Athletics at just 22 games. The Yankees have a long way to go.
WPA Graph & Box Score
For the first time all season, the Yankees lost two games in a row. They're last club to do that, so … yay? MLB.com has the box score and video highlights. I recommend watching Lillibridge's two catches if you haven't seen them already, they really are spectacular. Too bad they robbed the good guys of game-winning (or at the very least, game-tying) hits. FanGraphs has some other stuff.
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A randomised placebo-controlled trial to explore the effect of suppressive therapy with acyclovir on genital shedding of HIV-1 and herpes simplex virus type 2 among Zimbabwean sex workers
- F M Cowan1,
- S J Pascoe2,
- K L Barlow3,
- L F Langhaug2,
- S Jaffar2,
- J W Hargrove2,
- N J Robinson5,
- M T Bassett4,
- D Wilson4,
- D W G Brown3,
- R J Hayes2
- 1Royal Free and University College Medical School, London, UK
- 2London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, London, UK
- 3Health Protection Agency (HPA), London, UK
- 4University of Zimbabwe, Harare, Zimbabwe
- 5GlaxoSmithKline Research and Development, Brentford, UK
- Dr F M Cowan, Centre for Sexual Health and HIV Research, Royal Free and University College Medical School, University College London, Mortimer Market Centre, off Capper Street, London WC1E 6AU, UK; frances{at}uz-ucsf.co.zw
- Accepted 3 July 2008
- Published Online First 6 August 2008
Objectives: To determine the effect of daily acyclovir on genital shedding of HIV-1 and herpes simplex virus type 2 (HSV-2) in a randomised placebo-controlled trial among rural Zimbabwean sex workers.
Methods: 214 women were recruited and tested for HIV-1 and HSV-2 antibodies, HIV plasma viral load, CD4 lymphocyte count and genital swabs for qualitative detection of HIV-1 and HSV-2 genital shedding. Women were randomly assigned to acyclovir 400 mg twice a day for 12 weeks or matching placebo and were followed weekly to detect HIV-1 or HSV-2 genital shedding. Shedding analyses were only undertaken on 125 women co-infected with HSV-2 and HIV-1. Data were analysed using logistic regression, with random effects modelling used to account for repeated measurements on the same women.
Results: All women were randomly assigned to acyclovir or placebo; 125 of whom were co-infected with HIV-1 and HSV-2. 69 women were randomly assigned to acyclovir and 56 to placebo. Although twice daily acyclovir reduced rates of HSV-2 genital shedding, (adjusted odds ratio (AOR) 0.24; 95% CI 0.12 to 0.48; less than p<0.001), it had no effect on the proportion of visits at which HIV-1 shedding was detected (AOR 1.08; 95% CI 0.48 to 2.42; p = 0.9). Adherence varied between participants but even when adherence was high (as determined by pill count and extent of HSV-2 suppression) HIV-1 shedding was not reduced.
Conclusion: Among these HIV-1 and HSV-2-seropositive women, suppressive acyclovir therapy had no effect on the rate of HIV genital shedding despite a reduction in genital HSV-2. Treatment adherence and its measurement clearly affect the interpretation of these results.
Funding: This study was part of a larger study funded by a grant from the Wellcome Trust. The research for this substudy was funded by GlaxoSmithKline Research and Development.
Competing interests: None.
Ethics approval: The study was approved by the Medical Research Council of Zimbabwe and the Medicines Control Authority of Zimbabwe. In addition the study had approval from the ethics committees of University College London and London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine.
Patient consent: Obtained.
Contributors: FMC drafted the paper and all authors commented on the draft. FMC designed the study and oversaw all aspects of the project implementation and evaluation. SJP was responsible for the preliminary statistical analysis for the paper. KLB validated and then undertook all the HIV and HSV-2 PCR analyses on genital and plasma samples. LFL supervised the day to day running of the project. SJ assisted with the study design and undertook statistical analysis. JWH was responsible for the initial statistical analysis and data management. NJR assisted with study design and analysis. MTB was involved in study design and facilitated implementation. DW was involved in study design and facilitated implementation. DWGB was closely involved in study design and the design of laboratory analyses. RJH was involved in study design and oversaw the statistical analysis.


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The new ZTE Grand X is the first genuinely powerful phone we have seen from the traditionally budget manufacturer. Priced at £189 handset only, or £32 a month from Virgin media, it is an affordable way of getting hold of Ice Cream Sandwich.
In the hand, the ZTE has a decent build quality, not unlike that of the Galaxy Nexus, with a textured back and rounded bottom. The four Android keys seem responsive - although from what we could gather, don't light up, which could be a problem when using the handset in the dark. The 1GHz Tegra 2 chip and 512MB of RAM ensure the phone ticks along nicely, admittedly it is helped however by ZTE's approach to Android which is entirely Vanilla.
Rather bizarrely, some of the stock ICS apps have been downgraded, such as the media player, which runs on Gingerbread. The rest, like the 720p-capable 5-megapixel camera, works well enough. The front 0.3-megapixel snapper does leave something to be desired, but being included on a handset of this price is a plus point.
Offering 4GB of internal memory expandable using microSD is a nice touch, as is the 4.3 inch 960 x 540 screen which seems - from our brief play with the phone - to be a lot better than those typically found on mid-range handsets. The viewing angles didn't appear great but colours were certainly nice and saturated.
No NFC for the handset unfortunately although ZTE did say it was something it was looking into for future phones. We gave the speaker a brief blast and, helped along with Dolby Mobile, audio was better than most although the environment in which we tested the handset was too noisy to make any real judgement.
A solid piece of kit then from ZTE and some decent-value hardware for those on the hunt for an affordable ICS handset. We can't help but think, however, that at £32 per month on contract there is plenty else available which is better.
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Learning and Development Manager
CBRE (Thailand) Co., Ltd.
jobsDB ref: JTH300003001196728
Reports to Head of HR Department
No formal supervisory responsibilities.
The Learning and Development Manager has main responsibility in focusing on corporate initiatives, designs and manages curriculum and programmes consistent with the company's overall Learning and Development strategy, but not limited to:-
- Assists in translating company strategies into actionable training initiatives, plans and tactics.
- Develops curriculum and updates existing curriculum.
- Identifies and coordinates work of with all stakeholders to develop content and design education exercises. Recommends appropriate delivery methods to optimize knowledge transfer.
- Assesses third-party training programs for applicable use in overall curriculum. Integrates external training resources into curriculum and program design.
- Develops sound relationships with business leaders, managers, consultants and trainers.
- Provides informal assistance such as technical guidance, and/or training to coworkers. May lead project teams and/or plan, and supervise assignments of lower level employees.
- Assists in managing the programme application, approval and registration processes; source and organize suitable venues.
- Training Records by programme, by event, and by individual, within the Learning Management System and/or in other formats.
- Logistics and materials for L&D sessions.
- Update training materials as required.
- Thai native speaker to communicate on a daily basis with Operation staff members.
Bachelor's degree in HR or related field.
5 year-experience in learning and development related responsibilities, such as needs assessments, program design, and curriculum development.
Excellent written and verbal communication skills in Thai.
English communication is required
Strong organizational and analytical skills.
Ability to provide efficient, timely, reliable and courteous service to customers.
Ability to effectively present information.
Ability to work with, develop and present training initiatives to staff and management.
Ability to provide excellent internal and external customer service Excellent interpersonal skills.
Ability to calculate intermediate figures such as percentages with solid knowledge of financial terms and principles.
Ability to comprehend, analyze, and interpret complex documents.
Problem solving skills involving several options in situations
Advanced analytical and quantitative skills.
- Intermediate skills with Microsoft Office Suite.
Interested candidates, please submit full detailed resume, stating your background, current and expected salary and a recent photo to us.
CBRE recognizes the achievements of our people. We offer an incredible array of career choices and plenty of room for professional growth.
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87/2 CRC Tower All Seasons Place, Lumpini, Pathumwan, Bangkok 10330
Tel 66 (0) 2 119 1500 ext 2809 Fax 66 (0) 2 685 3304
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CBRE Group, Inc. (NYSE:CBG), a Fortune 500 and S&P 500 company headquartered in Los Angeles, is the world's largest commercial real estate services and investment firm (in terms of 2015 revenue). The Company has more than 70,000 employees (excluding affiliates), and serves real estate owners, investors and occupiers through more than 400 offices (excluding affiliates) worldwide.
CBRE was the first international real estate consultant firm to be established in Bangkok. Since opening in June 1988, the Company have grown to be the market leader in real estate services in Thailand. With our continued expansion, CBRE opened a Phuket office in 2004. The Company now have approximately 1,000 property professionals, enabling the firm to provide strategic advice and execution for sales and leasing for all types of property, property, facilities and project management, valuation and advisory, and research and consulting.
CBRE Thailand was awarded "World's Best Real Estate Agency" in 2015, "World's Best Property Consultancy Marketing for Park Ventures" in 2013 and "World's Best Commercial Real Estate Website for www.cbre.co.th" in 2009 by International Property Awards. In addition, the Company was also named "Best Real Estate Agency in Thailand" for 7 consecutive years (2010 – 2016) and "Best Property Consultancy Website in Thailand" for 6 consecutive years (2011 - 2016).
For more information about us, please visit our website at http://www.cbre.co.th/
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1988 - BA Hons (First Class), University of Western Australia
1998 - PhD (Southeast Asian History), Australian National University
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2001 - 2009: Regional Studies Program (Southeast Asia), Walailak University, Thailand
2011- : School of Historical and Philosophical Inquiry, University of Queensland
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Patrick Jory, ed., The Ghosts of the Past in Southern Thailand: Essays on the History and Historiography of Patani (Singapore: National University of Singapore Press, 2013).
Kamaruzzaman Bustamam-Ahmad and Patrick Jory, eds., Islamic Thought in Southeast Asia: New Interpretations and Movements (Kuala Lumpur: University of Malaya Press, 2013).
Kamaruzzaman Bustamam-Ahmad and Patrick Jory, eds., Islamic Studies and Islamic Education in Contemporary Southeast Asia (Kuala Lumpur: Yayasan Ilmuwan: 2011).
Michael J. Montesano and Patrick Jory, eds., Thai South and Malay North: Ethnic Interactions on a Plural Peninsula (Singapore: NUS Press, 2008).
Patrick Jory and Jirawat Saengthong, eds., Poet lok thurakit rang nok saen lan [Bird's Nests: Secrets of a Billion Dollar Business] Nakhon Si Thammarat, Thailand Research Fund; Regional Studies Program, Walailak University, 2007 [in Thai].
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I have tried. The ingredients for the most part stay the same, but a few additions make it better according to your taste.
At Thanksgiving I make two different dressings, because my family is split down the middle on which they prefer. Some prefer both.
Yield: 12 servings
- 1-2 tsp salt & pepper to taste
- 1/4-1/2 tsp sage
- 1 1/2 tsp poultry seasoning
- 1/2 tsp baking powder
- 12- 18 cups firm bread, cut into small cubes
- (white, whole wheat or a mixture)
- 2-3 eggs, beaten
- 1/2-3/4 c butter
- 1/2-1 c chicken or turkey stock
- 1 large onion, diced, about 2 c prepared
- 3 large stalks of celery, chopped, about 2 c.
- 1/4 c minced celery leaves
- 1/3 c minced parsley
InstructionsPut bread cubes in a big bowl. Add 1/4 c chicken stock, toss gently so it is evenly distributed (add coarsely chopped chestnuts). Set aside
In a wide skillet, melt the butter over med. heat. Add the onion cook, stirring occasionally until it is translucent and limp, but not brown. Add the celery and cook until it is limp, about 10 minutes more. Stir in the celery leaves, parsley and poultry seasoning, then pour the mixture over the prepared bread. Season lightly with salt and pepper then toss again gently (stirring compacts stuffing) until all is thoroughly combined. Taste for seasoning and texture. the uncooked stuffing should be a little drier than you want the finished product to be, but not much; add more liquid if necessary. Stir in the eggs last, after you've done all the pre-roast tasting you plan to do.


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What game is it for?
Looks awesome!
Seeing this reminds me of playing Red Dead Redemption :)
No game and thanks!
It's for some short(ish) stories I've been writing. =)
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