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Kodak Takes Next Steps toward Successful Emergence
Company to Focus Primarily on Commercial, Packaging and Functional Printing Solutions and Enterprise Services
Initiates Sales Processes for Personalized Imaging and Document Imaging Businesses
Discussions Continue on Digital Imaging Patent Portfolio, which May Be Sold or Retained
Here's the translation, a line at a time:
1. Kodak is fighting for survival, which is by no means assured.
2/3. The Document Imaging, Kiosk, and other businesses on the chopping block have to be THRILLED! If buyers can be found, they'll have escaped the EK soap opera.
4. The digital patent portfolio will be retained. ("...May be Sold or Retained..." is foreshadowing for "...Will be Retained...").
So, since the IP auction was unsuccessful, they get to pay all the lawyers and consultants, and move on with the task of getting smaller.
Managers will probably come out with another bonus plan next week.
At a recent high-level meeting,"people close to the source" said a very high official was heard to say
,"We must hold on till Christmas when Santa arrives" He gave up on Tinkerbell.
How will this affect tomorrow's share price? Will we ever see $0.60 again? $0.40?
Yes,you will see sixty,but it wont be the price of EEKEEDEEKEEQUE
I'm waiting for the pumpers to spin this. Come one Pro, who is the MORON now? If billions were still sitting on the auction table this PR would never been issued. Kodak has admitted that the auction was a failure and they're now working alternate solutions. While Kodak still might survive in some form, the lottery ticket many of you thought you were holding will likely turn out to be worth just what 99.9999% of most lottery tickets are worth. Zero!
Yes, I'm waiting for the spin indeed. A lot of pumpers keep spinning as is they are in it for the long haul, but fact is I really don't see a long term revenue flow that would drive stock prices higher. The pumpers won't admit it but they really are looking for the quick flip and the employees and retirees be damned so they can get that money. The joke may be on them if they don't jump off the spinning wheel before the stock is cancelled. And yes, look for AP to find ways to grab even more money on his way out the door as the boat sinks.
Kodak held another unsuccessful auction in the recent past.History repeats.
Document Imaging is Kodak's most profitable business on an earnings as a precent of revenue basis. This means they need to raise cash by selling the next most valuable asset after the Patents. It is worth 400M. Kiosk (RSS) is worth between 200-300M and Paper and output is 300M. Buyers could be PitneyBowes for DI, DaiNippon for the other two in a package deal. EIS is the santa clause business you saw in the mall and thrill ride pictures at Disney and Universal. Probably worth 40M tops (Maybe Pro will buy it from the profit he made on EK/EKDKQ.PK/EKDKQ).... So Basically, there is a Billion if they can execute the sales.
So by selling their most profitable BU what would that gain them? I hope you do realize that Kodak still has to continue making money in the future. Too many of you seem to think that a one time cash transaction translates in to X number of dollars per share. That may be true if the entire company is being sold, but if piece are sold off and future business prospects are in the toilet then the PPS will reflect that.


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Funding for this project was canceled by the project creator on July 23, 2012.
This book will distill hard-won lessons of successful projects into well-documented advice alongside case studies.
Funding for this project was canceled by the project creator on July 23, 2012.
My book, Crowdfunding: A Guide to What Works and Why, will cover planning a project, carrying it through its funding phase, and fulfilling goals by offering a combination of case studies of successful (and unsuccessful) projects and detailed, specific guidance on each phase. Accompanying the book will be extensive video interviews with people and groups that figured out the knack of making crowdfunding work for them.
You can back the project to get access to video and blog entries as I post them and prepare the book; to get a DRM-free ebook, a softcover print edition, or a limited-edition hardcover print edition; and to have me come and present on-site to a group about the best approach to audience-backed projects.
Why am I qualified to write such a book? I'm a freelance technology reporter for The Economist, BoingBoing, Macworld, and many other publications. In my 20-year career as a reporter and author, I've written thousands of articles and dozens of books. I know how to deliver.
I've been fascinated by crowdfunding since 2010, as it seems one of the first truly new tools for artists and makers to bypass conventional funding, sales channels, and grants, and maintain artistic and commercial control. I want to bring my passion and interest to this book to help those of you who want to use crowdfunding, but don't know all the ins and outs.
Here are some of the articles I've written about crowdfunding over the last two years:
Because so many different kinds of people and organizations now turn to crowdfunding, I'll explain the approaches that each kind of group should take, such as a food maker trying to open a retail establishment with the help of customers or an arts organization that wants to stage a production and use crowdfunding in addition to traditional solicitations.
The kind of advice I'll pass along includes:
I've spoken to dozens of people who turned to crowdfunding to get their creative visions off the ground over the last two years. But to take those conversations to the next level and produce a finished product you can hold in your hands (or even watch) I have to reach out to you. I need to travel around the country to interview people and shoot video, then write the book. Along the way, I have to hire a design, illustrator, and other creative people to collaborate.
I know using crowdfunding to fund a book about crowdfunding may sound funny at first. But it makes sense. The support of a group of people who want the book, videos, and in-depth research to happen is what will drive its success. And I can't imagine writing a book about the topic without going through the process myself.
With tens of thousands of crowdfunding projects mounted over the last few years at Kickstarter, Indiegogo, and other sites, the time is ripe to distill the advice of what works—and why—and create a guide to successful crowdfunding for the hundreds of thousands of projects that will follow.
More details follow. I'll be posting crowdfunding news and stories at blog.crowdna.me and tweeting at @crowdguide.
(Quick disclosure: This is an independent project. Kickstarter as a company isn't providing any money nor has any editorial involvement or commitment. And while I write for many publications as a freelancer or regular contributor, this is a solo effort on my part.)
I live in Seattle, and my plan is, at a minimum, to visit San Francisco, Portland (Oregon), Los Angeles, New York, and Boston, and many cities in those vicinities. I hope to expand that list and hit less urban areas along the way, too, and, if enough funding is received, travel outside the U.S. I'll also conduct interviews via Skype, but to tell a story well you need to sit in front of people and listen. (Tell me about great crowdfunded projects you'd like me to write about in the comments, too.)
I'll film and photograph my meetings with the creative people who have used crowdfunding, and post videos to backers of the project. I'll also blog lessons learned while I travel. The culmination of this research will be a roughly 200-page book available to backers above a certain level, both in ebook and print format. (The ebook will be DRM-free, and available at least in EPUB and PDF formats.)
The funds raised in this project cover the cost of printing, travel, and collaborators. Some backer levels fund the costs of bringing me to you (either by remote video or in person) to pass along the insight I've gathered to help with your project planning.
My stretch goal for the project is to raise enough money to turn the video footage into a short documentary. Because I'll know when the project funds if I've raised enough, that will change how I film and record audio as I go.
The book couples well-illustrated essays about projects with how-to advice. The essays will explain the history and development of a project, how the funding period worked, and lessons learned. I'll also write about Kickstarter and other crowdfunding firms.
The how-to portion will turn that hard-won wisdom from projects (including ones that weren't funded or failed to complete after receiving funds) and explain how to create, market, and fulfill a project. And how, when you're done, how to launch another. This includes what you need to do in the weeks or months leading up to launching a project, creating an effective video, handling tax issues, planning a marketing campaign over the duration of a project, and providing updates while the funded activity is being worked on.
While I'll sell the book later as well, backers at the $125 pledge level will have access to an exclusive hardcover edition. The more interest in the hardcovers, the more features I can add to it, such as a better cover or the inclusion of a DVD or flash drive with videos.
(Photo: Used via Credit Commons license for purposes of illustration. ©2011 Mike Krzeszak.)
Absolutely, if that helps defer costs or brings folks in the door who you want to hear the presentation or be involved in questions and answers. I'd just ask that you spell my name right. I learned from Amanda Palmer that her "house concert" rewards were mostly purchased by groups of people who pledged together.
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- ^ Eric Roth, "Relations between the Huguenots of New Paltz, N.Y. and the Esopus Indians", Huguenot Historical Society, (10/8/1998, Revised 3/15/1999)
- ^ Kraft, Herbert C. (1986). The Lenape — Archaeology, History, and Ethnography. New Jersey Historical Society. p. 241. ISBN 0-911020-14-4.


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I tried to post this early on this thread and my "New and improved" browser had some hiccups I had yet to figure out.
IMHO the prolification of the USD is tied more to our Treasury market and thus our national debt, economic strength and the taxing power supported by that strength. When I consider the situation carefully I agree that some nations move to the Euro is less a sign of the strength and stability of the the Euro and more a way to "stick it" to the the US. I truly poor reason to make a significant economic change. The characterstics of the EU and EU debt fortunatly don't make it a horrible choice.
The US treasury market has greater transperancy, greater liquidity, greater deapth and breadth then any other securities market. Much international trade is based on the USD in the form of treasuries, they act more as the currency then direct dollar for Xcurrency exchange then any other vehicle. Their value is known with great certainty and clarity.
The Euro, on the other hand, is a confederacy currency. As such the politics behind it our less clean and clear cut; as frightening as that may seem. The faith in the Euro central banks does not compare to the faith the international market has in our central banking system, complete with its warts.
Nations may try to shift some comodities, like oil, pricing to Euros but when the 800lbs gorilla doesn't want to move its very hard to make it; I expect dual pricing will reign for a long time. Even if they succeed in the shift what "real" harm does it do to the strength of the USD and more importantly the US treasury market? Currency exchanges between two predominatly stable currencies has little friction when conducted on a huge scale. And it doesn't change the shear utility of the US debt and the US treasury market for international commerce.
The shift may push Euro backed debt instruments prices up in a statistically noticeable fashion. If so then we can expect a statisticaly measurable shift down in the price of US treasuries. But the fundementals of the markets will continue to dominate how the securities are traded. IMHO neither move will dramaticly change international commerce as we know it. Nor will the changes "hurt" either currency or debt.
US debt = GB debt = Euro debt all are predominatly stable debt markets but the latter two do not compare in liquidiy, transperancy, depth and breadth.
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When it comes to spring cleaning, I'd rather organize my basement 10 times than sift through a single mound of paper. But that dreaded task of sorting and filing documents is an important one, even in the digital age.
Knowing what you should keep and what you can toss is the hardest part. Here are some guidelines that should make the process a little easier.
Just be sure to shred everything before you toss it, to keep it safe from identity thieves.
• Receipts for purchases. Toss receipts for shoes and clothes after they've been worn, since you usually can't return them after that. Toss grocery receipts after the food has been eaten.
Some people like to hang onto receipts for everything they buy, and that's OK. But most reputable manufacturers will work with you to repair or replace a defective item even without a receipt or the item's original packaging.
If an item comes with a warranty or guarantee, keep the receipt for the life of the contract.
For insurance purposes, you might want to hang onto receipts for big-ticket items, such as jewelry and home improvement projects.
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• Credit card statements. Hang onto them for one year. Credit card companies usually archive older statements electronically whether you have an online account or not, so there's always a way to access older statements if you have to, according to CreditCards.com.
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The convoy meandered its way along the banks of the Hawkesbury River on Wisemans Ferry Road. An awesome sight of possibly 100 or more racing boats distracted us all coming up the river towards us, and we nearly missed the turn into the Mill Creek picnic area for morning tea. We all stopped to watch this spectacular sight. Over morning tea Monica shared brochures and maps of the Yengo National Park, an area packed with history and right on our door step. Continue reading
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|John and Helen Smythe and special guests Loretta and Helena (They left their bicycles at home this time!)
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Clarissa and I left home from Sydney around 6:00am on a chilly July morning, with Clarissa dressed in layers of clothing plus a beanie to protect her from the certain blizzard to come (Clarissa doesn't like the cold). The trip north was pretty event free, with the inevitable stop at Maccas on Pennant Hills Road. We don't usually do the Maccas thing, but I had a craving for a bacon and egg muffin (a decision I would come to regret later).
As we drove up the M1 (aka F3) through Peats Ridge and Somersby, the sun started to rise over the horizon. The morning fog and low cloud combined with the sun rising lead to some spectacular views during our early morning drive.
We pulled in to Wollombi around 8:00am and met up with Jason, who had beaten us there. Over the next half hour the rest of the crew rolled in to town. Once everyone was assembled TC started his pre-trip briefing. Continue reading
Ken and Yvonne Prado (Trip Leader) Dave and Heather Brown Landcruiser Gary Hutchison Triton Jim and Robyn Collis Prado Bjorn and Amanda Alexanderson Nissan Patrol Simon and Cheryl Newton Mazda BT 50 David, Alison, Luke and Timothy Wallace. Nissan Patrol Roger Carrodis HiLux Bev Fort Prado Scott Horne Rodeo Pete Glendenning and Bev Hockley Landcruiser John Bryce and Helen Tanner Prado David Brownlee and Violet Landcruiser Pete Robinson Colorado 7
Saturday the 20th of June saw 14 vehicles meet up at our starting point at Wattaka Rest area on the Newcastle Hunter Link Freeway at 9am. This was my first big trip with the club so I didn't want to be late, but I ended up second last so I already knew my fate of a trip report. It was good to meet some of the faces that I had regularly seen at meetings and a great way to get to know everyone, as we were all about to spend a few days together. The last vehicle arrived so after being checked in, Ken gave a briefing on our trip that lay ahead.
This was a large convoy of vehicles but well managed by Ken and Yvonne. We finally moved off and after a radio check, we motored down the freeway. All with caravans except for Roger, who opted to tent it. It was a beautiful day for the journey. A short distance down the freeway, about half a dozen old GTHO Falcons overtook our convoy, more than likely on a club trip themselves. There was a bit of talk over our UHF radio to identify if they were authentic GTHO's or Falcons with the badges on them. Either way, beautiful old cars that had been well looked after and restored. Continue reading
18-19th April 2015!
Hosted by TC and Faye!
Convoy TC and Faye challenger Bev prado Grant and his mrs patrol Mark and Liz troopie Glenn and Clarissa patrol Lachlan and his mrs patrol Chilly discovery
As we didn't fancy waking up early we decided to stay at a B&B ten minutes away from Gloucester. To our understanding the meeting point was in the car park ( "the carpark in the centre of town!") it just so happens that Gloucester has " several car parks in the centre of town!" You do the math, we were late!
After a brief chat and convoy positions sorted (Land Rover bringing up the rear!) we were off, and headed towards bakers creek and blue knob lookout. The weather which didn't seem so promising ended up PERFECT!!! With amazing views from blue knob lookout, from the fire tower all the way out to the ocean. Continue reading
20th 21st June 2015
Lachy Tomas Trip Leader Jack Cobbold Matt Corp & Mate Dave Paul Cook & Son Bob Montgomery Marija & Narelle Steve Constable & mate Tony Clarke Greg Middleton & 2 Kids Diedrie Mudge
I'd read that the Zig Zag Railway had been burnt down during the October 2013 bush fires that ravished the area, well image my surprise when I pulled up early Saturday morning to find that wasn't the case, the top station at Clarence is intact complete with an open loo block; what was destroyed was the depot shed, offices, storage area along with some of the rolling stock, let's hope there's a future for this great little railway. Continue reading
23rd May 2015 – 23rd Jun 2015
What was potentially a convoy of 3 was reduced to a convoy of just 1 (us). This setback had a positive side…..we were able to change our itinerary from 3 weeks to 4 weeks and extend our trip further north to include the Undara Lava Tubes and then return via Carnarvon Gorge.
The countryside was wet and green until halfway between Nyngan and Bourke when the extent of the current drought started to show. Almost until the furthest northerly point of our trip, the landscape can only be described as brown, dry and desolate. Continue reading
16th – 17th May 2015
PARTICIPANTS: Dave Edwards – Prado Sue Robinson – Prado Joanne Love –Mazda BT50 Jackie Cobbald – Nissan Patrol Adrian Newman – Landcruiser Graham Tweedie – Hilux
I thought I'd get an early start for Saturday morning and drive up Friday night but so did everyone else and I was still the last to arrive after somehow losing the way through Paterson and going the long round! I did finally arrive about 9pm and set up camp – in the rain (ably assisted by my wife Michelle who was along for the ride and "observing"). Continue reading
14th June 2015
Participants Mark Furniss Elizabeth Rudd Richard Lock & Teresa Lock Sophie Knox Paul Cook Sergiu Lisnic Frank Adams Wayne Prendergast
On a cold Sunday morning I set out to do my first ever 4WD course at Cooranbong Community Services Centre. The night before I had been sleeping in a tent at my son's scout camp at Camp Kariong so it was with great trepidation I attended the course. I arrived early and was greeted by the presenters setting up for the theory part of the day. Continue reading
Mid Week Trip Report
28th April to 3rd May, 2015
I was looking forward to this trip, having bagged a week of work at short notice, and always having been envious that Bob, being self employed, could give himself time off to go enjoy mid week jaunts, without the usual hordes generally encountered on the tracks and at campsites on the weekends.
We packed the car the day before and headed off bright and early. We had a good run, and had plenty of time to fuel up and run a few errands on arrival at Braidwood. First stop, the butcher for a 'leg o lamb' as I was planning a camp oven roast one night. Next stop, the bakery for coffee and a bun, and meet up with the rest of the crew. Bev soon joined us, followed by TC, and then we headed off to join Al, and depart on our mid week jaunt. Continue reading


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My DH's father passed away a few years ago, and he would like to use his middle name for our first born. I'm actually ok with this, there's just one issue. His dad's mn is Esmile (pronounced like Ismael, FIL was mexican). DH's grandma said she guessed at the spelling when he was born. I would like to spell it Ismael, but is it is still an honor name if we change the spelling? DH is on the fence about it.
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I think it is still an honor name. I'd want to change it, too - but to be honest, I don't think I'd push too hard if DH wants to leave it the way his dad spelled it. I can totally understand that.
But if you do change the spelling, I think it still honors your FIL.
I'm not afraid of hell. It's just heaven for bad people. -- The Doctor
I'm not pushing it. Just expressed my preference, and he said he'd think about it. I figure if we keep it spelled the "family" way, we can give him the nn Miles.
I think I'd have to change it. But I agree, if DH is against it, then I would just stick with the original spelling.
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Yes it's still honoring him.
Definitely still honors him.
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It still honors him, IMO. I'd want to change the spelling.
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Just to clarify, it's my FIL's middle name, but my DH is leaning towards using it as a first name for our kiddo. I agree, if we were/do use it as a middle, the spelling wouldn't even be an issue.
I would want to change the spelling, especially with it being the first name. The current spelling looks girly, in my opinion. And yes, I think it still honors him. I plan to give my future daughters the middle names Joy & Grace, for my grandmothers Joyce & Gracie. Changing the spelling, or even shortening the name, doesn't change what's at heart: wanting to honor & remember a loved one.


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Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy both had their struggles on Thursday. But only one of them could pick their round back up and roar back into contention at the 2014 PGA Championship.
McIlroy carded a five-under 66, overcoming a wild double-bogey fluctuation to stay within a shot of the three-way tie atop the leaderboard. Ryan Palmer, Lee Westwood and Kevin Chappell each went six-under to take the lead on a day where the Valhalla Golf Club was asking players in the field to go low.
More than 70 players finished their day par or better, including Phil Mickelson (-2), Justin Rose (-1) and Adam Scott (E). Not on that list of players was Tiger Woods, who scuffled his way to a three-over 74. The former World No. 1 sits outside the top 100 players after carding only one birdie against four bogeys, ending his round with seven straight pars.
Playing through continued back trouble that caused him to withdraw at last week's Bridgestone Invitational, Woods again seemed at less than 100 percent. His tee shots did not lack for power but were consistently inaccurate and poorly placed. While the field averaged around two-thirds of their tee shots on the fairway, Woods was at only 57 percent.
"It wasn't very good," Woods told reporters after his round. "A lot of bad shots and I never got a putt to the hole."
Gregg Doyel of CBS Sports highlighted the dire straits Woods put himself in heading into the clubhouse:
Tiger has finished his round. So have exactly 100 other golfers. He has beaten 14 of them.— Gregg Doyel (@GreggDoyelCBS) August 7, 2014
McIlroy also saw his day go through wild ups and downs. After pushing his way into contention with a three-under 32 on the front nine, McIlroy looked like he was headed toward a classic meltdown at the start of the back. A wild second shot on the par-five 10th saw him strike the ball the entire way off the golf course. He would double-bogey the hole and instantly follow that up with another over-par score.
Back at even par for the round, McIlroy found himself at a crossroads. Then, in a move that shows the divergence between he and Woods at this point, the Northern Irishman locked, loaded and saved his round.
He started with a sterling shot on No. 12 to set up a birdie. Then again on No. 13. And again on No. 14. And again on No. 15. Four straight birdies turned a round on the precipice of disaster into something that looked on the surface to go without a hitch. Langston Wertz Jr. followed McIlroy's round and was rightfully astounded at how well he recovered:
This Rory McIlroy dude is a robot. I swear. He goes double, then bogey, drops to even. Then makes 3 birds in row #inhuman #PGAChampionship— Langston Wertz Jr. (@langstonwertzjr) August 7, 2014
Rory McIlroy has now made 4 birdies in a row at the #PGAChampionship— Langston Wertz Jr. (@langstonwertzjr) August 7, 2014
McIlroy finished his round out with two pars and a birdie on the par-five 18th. Although he was occasionally errant with his tee shots and approaches, the world No. 1 can thank his putter for keeping him in contention.
He needed only 26 putts to get through the round, getting through the opening nine with only 12 strokes with his short stick. With his game looking in peak form with back-to-back wins, it'll be impossible to keep him away from his second major if the putter keeps working.
Turner Sports PR passed along a quote from analyst Billy Kratzert:
Kratzert on @McIlroyRory: "The absolute best in the game right now." #PGAChamp— TurnerSportsPR (@TurnerSportsPR) August 7, 2014
Of course, the guys who sit ahead of McIlroy were no slouches in their own right. Westwood overcame a double-bogey of his own on hole No. 1, while Chappell and Palmer did not need to scramble a bit in their consistent rounds.
Westwood, one of the best players in history without a major championship, carded under-par scores on half of his holes. He nailed more than three-quarters of his greens in regulation and was excellent with his putter, gaining three strokes, per the PGA's official website.
"I played well, hit a lot fairways, putted nicely, which you need to do if you are going to shoot a low score," Westwood told reporters. "Last week was a big week for me. Going into last week, I felt like I turned the corner. I was starting to swing it a lot better. That's no good unless you start converting it into low rounds."
Jonathan Wall of the PGA Tour noted Westwood's 65 made a bit of history. Suffice it to say, he's in good company:
Lee Westwood's only the second played to shoot 65 at PGA with a double. Last player to accomplish the feat? Phil Mickelson during '05 win.— Jonathan Wall (@jonathanrwall) August 7, 2014
Chappell and Palmer made no history. They just had a pretty easy go of it. The other two leaders combined for one bogey between them (Palmer on the par-three eighth). Chappell relied on pinpoint accuracy throughout the day—he hit 78 percent of his fairways and 72 percent of his greens—while Palmer struck the ball well off the tee.
The PGA Tour media account pointed out this was by far Palmer's best major round as a pro:
Ryan Palmer's R1 65 @PGAChampionship tops his previous best round in a Major by three strokes. #pgatour— PGA TOUR Media (@PGATOURmedia) August 7, 2014
Doug Ferguson of the Associated Press noted that Chappell was in good spirits after his round:
Kevin Chappell with a 66. First thing he says: "Dodgers win last night?" #nervousGiantsfan— Doug Ferguson (@dougferguson405) August 7, 2014
Heading into Friday's second round, the trio at the top are going to have their work cut out for them. McIlroy is lurking a shot behind, Henrik Stenson also turned in a five-under day and a cabal of golfers are within striking distance. As long as Valhalla continues pushing the scores low, anything can happen.
With Woods forcing his way out of contention, that might be a good thing for the networks who are hoping to keep fan interest through the weekend.
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Howdy all! Trying to get back into the swing of things around here. After having 2 weeks off, it's rough! Alyssa was excited this morning...it's her first day in the gifted program! She's been trying to get into the program for 2 years (after ALL of her teachers have recommended her) and finally made it!
Only dance here this evening. Only a couple weeks and the chaos really starts with baseball and dance competition season starting!


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LOVINGTON, N.M. - Dorothy Mae Mixon, 88, died Monday, Nov. 3, 2003.
Graveside services will be at 2 p.m. Thursday in Mobeetie Cemetery at Mobeetie, Texas, with Aaron Laverty, pastor of the Gageby Baptist Church, of Gageby, Texas, officiating. Arrangements are by Carmichael-Whatley Funeral Directors of Pampa, Texas.
Mrs. Mixon was born on March 17, 1915, at Henderson County, Texas. She had lived in Canadian, Texas, and moved to Mobeetie in December of 1935.
She later moved to Fritch, Texas, in 1973, then to Happy, Texas, in 1987 and finally to Lovington in October of 2000. She was a member of the Church of Christ. Mrs. Mixon married John Marion Mixon on Dec. 21, 1935, at Canadian.
She was preceded in death by her parents, Charity Riddles and Joseph James Galleher; a stepfather, Henry Walter Riddles; a son, John Henry Mixon in November of 1945; a great-grandson, Randall James Leavitt Jr. in July of 1994; a sister, Hester Wainwright; and three brothers, Johnny Galleher, Lawrence Galleher and Lloyd Galleher.
Survivors include her husband; a daughter, Omega Leavitt and husband, Loyd, of Happy; a son, Fred Mixon and wife, Linda, of Lovington; two sisters, Oca Milom of Artesia, and Mary Hilger and husband, Francis, all of Wichita, Kan.; two granddaughters, Darla Davis and husband, Tracey, of Happy, and Tommie Powell and husband, Greg, of Hobbs; three grandsons, Randy Leavitt and wife, Lynn, of Nazareth, Texas, Micheal Mixon of Lovington, and Ricky Leavitt of Happy; and 12 great-grandchildren.
The family suggests memorials be to Vista Care Family Hospice, 1515 Calle Sur, Hobbs, NM 88240; or to any hospice or any Meals on Wheels.
Sign our online guest book at www.carmichael-whatley.com.
Amarillo Globe-News, Nov. 5, 2003
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- Xavier Nady won't be ready to play regularly until...June!
The exclamation point is for a little joke going around the TCR comments, but Piniella said they'll be cautious with Nady through the cold weather. Considering he was suppose to be a 4th outfielder/pinch-hitter/short side platoon for Fukudome, it probably won't matter as much as I'm sure the Internet is about to make it out to be, but it could affect the roster construction. Sam Fuld who can play all three outfield positions moreso than Tyler Colvin could get a little edge if spring training numbers are close. Or the Cubs could finally go through with an 11-man pitching staff, considering two of them will be the losers of the 4th/5th starting rotation race.
- Milton Bradley spoke again, this time to ESPN. I'd rather watch back-to-back replays of the 2005 and 2006 World Series than revisit another Bradley story, but everyone else seems to think it's worth commenting on. He doesn't seem to say anything new except some odd reporting baiting about whether hate mail may have come from within the Cubs organization. Bradley doesn't outright deny the accusation, leaving it open with a "Who cares" and "I don't care to know". Scandalous!
Look, Bradley is (as reader "jumbo" wrote), the "ultimate narcissist crossed with a conspiracy theorist". He'll never accept responsibility for himself and nothing will ever be his fault. Hendry knocked out the response with his:
I think it's time maybe Milton looked at himself in the mirror. It is what it is. He didn't swing the bat; he didn't get the job done. His production was the only negative, or lack of."
But the Cubs are equally at fault, they signed him without knowing what they were getting themselves into and without putting anything into place to deal with his personality. Nothing that happened last year was a suprise to anyone but the Cubs, yet they handed out the three-year deal and they're the ones that thought Milton didn't need any special treatment. The Cubs are the people that buy rottweilers and then are shocked when it eats their kids. "But it looked so cute and playful at the pet store!"
- Remember this comment from Aramis Ramirez earlier in the spring?
Third baseman Aramis Ramirez refused to take batting practice against teammates during live BP on Saturday. When asked about it, Ramirez said he never takes batting practice against teammates. That's just something he doesn't like to do.
We all seemed a bit suprised by the statement, but it seemed reasonable enough. Problem is, our pal Arizona Phil who has been watching spring training for as least as long as I've been here at TCR (2005) and probably much longer, recalls things differently.
I thought it was odd when Ramirez didn't take "live" BP against Cubs pitchers at Fitch Park a couple of weeks ago, when it was said in the media that it's not that uncommon for the "big leaguers" to do that... except it IS unusual.
Ramirez took "live" BP in all other previous seasons, and he was the ONLY Cub hitter to not take "live" BP this year. And then in the 50-swing BP work-out at HoHoKam the day before the first Cactus League game, Ramirez did not get good swings until the last ten or so, when he was able to drive a couple of HR.
Hopefully it's just some oddness, but I wouldn't be too surprised if he's hiding an injury either.
- Jason Frasor is the hot topic for the Cubs and Twins to bring in as a reliever. Frasor had a great 2009 with a 2.50 ERA and 11 saves, to go along with 17 saves in 2004. Phil Rogers reports that the Blue Jays are looking for an outfielder in return and speculates on Tyler Colvin or Sam Fuld. Fuld wouldn't bother me, although the Cubs would certainly need to add an arm or two in there to complete the deal. But Colvin's been putting on a show in spring training and bulked up and looks like he's the first round pick he was meant to be. I'd be more than hesitant to trade him. Even though he doesn't have a job now with the Cubs, he has 3 minor league options left and there's no reason to rush him out of the system for an unspectacular arm, considering the run of bad luck and health the Cubs seem destined to run into.
While Frasor did have a good 2009, his career FIP is 3.80 that nearly matches his career 3.78 ERA. He keeps the ball in the park(0.79) and has good strikeout rates(8.29) and would be leaving the AL East. And he did pick up a change-up after 2008, which could be the reason behind his improved season. On the other hand, the Cubs would presumably be paying the whole bill and I don't think trading a potential 25-30 HR threat that could play center field on a "regular' basis (Jim Hendry's words on WGN on Saturday) for a reliever is a good use of resources. You'll find nothing in Colvin's past minor league records to support the assertion that he could be a starter or bring mad power, but you wouldn't have found them in Geovany Soto's either before 2007. Prospects mature at odd rates and Colvin is becoming an interesting option.
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I think a big part of anyone's take on Colvin is how much you buy into his arm injury costing him power as a hitter. The .220 ISO that he put up in AA certainly plays into the theory that as he moved farther away from his surgery some of the long projected power returns.
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If my Lilly prediction comes true, I will hate myself.
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I'd trade Colvin or anybody else in the farm system if I thought it would get the Cubs to the World Series. Having said that, I don't see this team (even with minor tweaks...i.e. Frasor) playing baseball in late October this year. I see ownership watching to see if anyone working for the Cubs actually knows what their job is, and how to do it well. A lot of big contracts could be gone after this year -- Pinella, D. Lee, Lilly, Nady. Wouldn't Colvin also be able to play 1B? He might be an interesting LH option if he truly becomes a 20-25 HR potential bat.
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Thanks for the nod in the post, Rob. It's been fun talking shit about MB
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The problem I see with Colvin going forward is his complete lack of plate discipline. For every Vlad Guerrero that makes it with piss poor plate discipline, we see a thousand Jayson Nix,Kpatt,Mike Caruso's flaming out.
I just don't see any way that Colvin isn't exposed by MLB pitching over time. Ryan Harvey looked really good in BP too.
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Tyler Colvin: .277/.320/.465, 105 walks, 341 K's in 1868 PA's
Ryan Harvey: .247/.300/.458 142 walks, 639 K's in 2329 PA's
Isn't Colvin considered more athletic than Harvey, as far as being able to play all 3 OF positions?
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Rob and I had a discussion about this the other week.
First off, he's not Vlad Guerrero - Vlad had ridiculous plate coverage.
What you want to look at is K rate and Colvin K's about average. He doesn't walk a lot or to this point hasn't hit for so much power, but if he K's 100 times and hits 25 HR's - that's a pretty useful player in CF even if he only walks 25 to 40 times.
That's about the best I think anyone could hope for at this point- 25 HR's 40 BB's a .280 average, sniffing .500 slugging and holding his own in CF.
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Dan Vogelbach is working on his firstbase defense in Seattle. Seems to say the Cubs didn't teach him properly.
Oh my! Cards down 2-1 to Reds in the bottom of the 9th -- get a leadoff triple -- and don't score!
Gameday has stopped at the top of the 8th inning. Google tells me it ended up 8-4 Pirates but I can't get further detail. Guess I'll have to wait until the Cubs' website updates...
Phil, thanks for posting. Where do find the schedule? I have a condo in Surprise, yet I drove to Mesa and Tempe looking for a game today! Thanks!
Dear Baseball Gods--
My trip to Chicago has nothing whatsoever to do with the Cubs. In actuality, I am a Red Sox fan.
Well, if Strop had to give up a run...at least he hit Sean Rodriguez to do it.
jaso has a cycle and 5 rbis...pit leads by 4.
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bowl of pizza soupdeep dish pizza...or a leisurely walk around the notorious south-side (bring money)...shopping at one of the walmart supercenters...waiting in line to waste $20 at willis tower...
seriously, though...it's chicago, a lot to do. have a dog for lunch, a great dinner, and catch some local comedy.
Strange, because he really seemed to have the Pirates number last year.
Bummer for Jake -- I think this is the first time all year his ERA has been over 3.00, and that will be his number for the year.
Jinx remover -- your trip doesn't have to be for a baseball game -- lots of stuff to do here in town.
Guess they could always try to White Sox (and Bears...sob) approach: Never Rebuild! Seems to work pretty well for them.
3rd time this season he's given up 6+ runs to PIT...only team he's given up 6+ runs to this season.
7 runs is the most he's given up since august 6th in colorado...in 2014.
Over 100 pitches, only the 5th.
coghlan out...got his cleats stuck in the wall attempting a play (failed, but looked great doing it). walking off on his own, precautionary/day-to-day looking stuff...hopefully not worse.
also, jake arrieta is literally worse than hitler. 1-5, bottom 5. ...make that 1-6, bottom 5. ...make that 1-7, bottom 5.
Coghlan crashes into wall and comes up limping, looks like left knee or ankle. Leaves game...
Arrieta inspiring no confidence yet again.


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Rabbi Rabbi Uzi Rivlin, who founded an organization to benefit disadvantaged youths, has been charged with two counts each of aggravated criminal sexual contact and endangering the welfare of a child following compaints by two Israeli teens who stayed at his home in Teaneck.
The rabbi is a citizen of both Israel and the United States and works as a teacher at Congregation Beth Abraham in Tarrytown, N.Y.
Bergen County Prosecutor John L. Molinell said the arrest resulted from an investigation conducted by his office's Sex Crimes and Child Abuse Unit, the Teaneck Police Department, the Israeli Police and with the assistance of the F.B.I.
Molinelli said in a statement that one of the 13-year-old boys reported that his visit was in the summer of 2009 and the other reported that his visit was in summer of 2010.
The DA's statement said Rivlin, 63, helped found the Scholarship Fund for the Advancement of Children in Israel the 1990s and the boys' visit was connected with the organization, which places kids with a host family while they attend a U.S. summer camp.
The Bergen Record quoted Rabbi Moshe Yasgur, a past vice president of the fund , defending Rivlin. "I don't believe that he is a person who would ever engage in such activity,'' Yasgur told the paper, suggesting that the report to Israeli police could have been "mixed up in translation" or that the teens were blaming an attack by someone else on the rabbi.
The rabbi's bail was set at $175,000.00 dollars by Judge Donald Venezia, but he must pay the full amount rather than a 10 percent option sometimes allowed. He was remaned to Bergen County Jail, ordered to urrender his U.S. and Israeli Passports and barred from any contact with the victims or any children under the age of eighteen if he is released until the outcome of a trial.
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While the publisher has stressed that freemium titles will apparently be the future of the gaming industry, the firm itself isn't too keen to currently divert their efforts into freemium games. Interactive senior VP Nick Earl explained:
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