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Oakland has plenty of options when it comes to filling out the rotation. There are the familiar faces of Graham Godfrey, Tyson Ross and non-roster invitee Edgar Gonzalez, or a mix of promising rookies acquired in the Gio Gonzalez and Trevor Cahill deals.
Right-hander Jarrod Parker headlines the A's latest bevy of high-ceiling young starters. Acquired from Arizona as part of the Cahill trade, he is currently the team's highest-rated pitching prospect and the No. 13 pitching prospect in baseball, according to Scout's rankings.
Last year was Parker's first season back after undergoing Tommy John surgery that caused him to miss all of 2010. Like many players returning from tendon replacement surgery in the elbow, he struggled initially to regain the feel in his pitches.
"Early in the year, I struggled," Parker said at his first introduction to Oakland's fans at the team's Fan Fest event on Sunday.
"I was brutal. Just wasn't the same and fought through a lot of things. I definitely learned a lot and was able to take what I learned from the failures and turned them into a pretty good second half."
Despite his poor start, Parker went 11-8 with a 3.79 ERA while maintaining his status as the Diamondbacks' top-prospect and spent the entire season at Double-A Mobile. He yielded just 112 hits in 130.2 innings and struck out 112 hitters to 55 walks. On September 19, after winning the Double-A championship with his team in Mobile, he made his Major League debut in a start against the Dodgers.
Parker went 5.2 innings while giving up four hits and a walk without yielding a run. He left the game with no score as his team would go on to win 7-6 in extra innings. He also made a relief appearance against the Brewers in the Division Series where he gave up a run, two hits and a walk in 0.1 innings.
It appears that the former ninth-overall pick in 2009 is back to pre-surgery form. This year, he's looking forward to preparing with a full offseason for the first time since the operation and says he's 100 percent healthy and recovered. He also added a pitch to his repertoire since going under the knife.
"I actually started throwing a two-seamer now, opposed to throwing all four-seamers," Parker said. "It makes games a lot easier, more efficient."
Parker has a power fastball that sits in the low–to mid-90s that could get up to 97 or 98 when needed. His slider is his most effective off-speed pitch but he also throws a curveball and a changeup.
The A's have the luxury of bringing back pitching coach Curt Young, who resided over the team's outstanding pitching staffs of recent years before spending last season with the Red Sox. While he returns to a bunch of new faces, his philosophy remains the same. He played a major role in the development at the big league level of players such as Gonzalez, Cahill, Brett Anderson and Dallas Braden.
"We're all here to win. Whether they're young or veterans, they're here to win games and expectations of these guys is going to be real high right from the get go," Young said.
"It was really kind of satisfying to all of us in the pitching department when you have young people come from the organization and do well. Hopefully as a pitching group here we can help these guys and make them understand what they need to do, and help them get to the level that those guys go to."
Another promising righty looking to crack the team's rotation is Brad Peacock. While Peacock wasn't recognized as an outstanding prospect as early on in his career as Parker was, he did make three appearances with the Nationals last year, going 2-0 with just a 0.75 ERA in two starts and one relief showing.
Peacock was drafted in the 41st-round in 2006 and signed just before the 2007 draft as a "draft and follow." But he improved his status dramatically and became Washington's Minor League Pitcher of the Year and Eastern League Pitcher of the Year in 2011.
Between Double-A Harrisburg and Triple-A Syracuse, Peacock combined to go 15-3 with a 2.39 ERA while holding hitters to just a .188 average. Those numbers improved dramatically from 2010, where he had a 4.66 ERA in Double-A Harrisburg.
"In spring training, me and my pitching coach were wondering why I was getting hit so hard the year before and he just changed one little thing in my delivery and it's all said and done from there," Peacock said at Sunday's Fan Fest.
"It just clicked. I had a good season last year."
Peacock remains a bit less refined than Parker, but is still ranked as the No. 44 pitching prospect in Scout's rankings and Oakland's fourth-best pitching prospect. He has three pitches and relied mostly on a hard fastball and changeup that sits at 82 to 83 with a curveball he also mixes in. He walked 4.5 hitters per nine innings on average, meaning his control still needs work if he wants to work into the starting rotation to start the year.
Other top prospects who will be in the running for spots in the starting rotation include Tom Milone and Sonny Gray.
Milone, acquired with Peacock in the Gonzalez trade, is not one to light up the radar gun but relies on his outstanding control. Without having overpowering stuff, he averaged more than nine strikeouts per nine innings over his last two seasons in the minor leagues before making five appearances with the Nationals last year. In the majors, Milone threw 26 innings with a 3.81 ERA while walking just four.
Gray, Oakland's first-round pick last year, made it Double-A Midland in just his first summer with the organization and he threw the ball very well for the Rockhounds. In five starts, the right-hander threw gave up just 15 hits in 20 innings while striking out 18 and having a 0.45 ERA. Scout has him ranked as baseball's No. 18 pitching prospect. It's likely that Gray will be allowed some more time for seasoning in the minor leagues, but an outstanding spring could vault him into the team's starting rotation.
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The middle ground. Not Blair's fabled Third Way, nor sitting on the metaphoric fence. The middle ground. Like Zelig, floating, somnambulist in the fog of past, present and future tense. Hard to find a context as one drifts through WH Smith's mega newsagent shelves searching for the elusive zeitgeist. Rudderless, the waking sleeper, in a Tramadol-induced hypnagogia. Titles swim up through the grey fug. New Humanist. Jewish Chronicle. Writers Forum. Zero Tolerance. Belief, atheism, satanism in one fell visual swoop. Still more bemusement. The confusion of competing titles revealing little.
God's dandruff. Higgs Bosun particles. Scientists looking for meaning in the infinitesimal. The titles reveal little.
Back to the egg. WH Smith's echoes my small discomfiture. Zero Tolerance unveils arcane satanism for the geeks who cling to the darkness. Suicide clauses in dark make-up and Finnish miserablism and fashionably bleak nihilism straight from the HP Lovecraft text. Hyper real nonsense, jockeying for position with glossy atheism and its cousin New Humanism. Comedians and scientist united in approval of a boringly rendered future. Nothing really new since Greek antiquity. Obvious stances of the Witchfinder General sort. Spiteful Oxbridge graduates in ivory towered, non-engagement with the great mass of seething, starving humanity. Easy for the Big Pharma-sponsored entertaining elite to talk down to us proles.
What do I know? Just a marginal, gutter cyclist avoiding the twin temptations of the easy cynicism and stoop-to-conquer Dawkins religiosity alongside the mugging, cycloptic light of the New Age idiot brigade. I am empty as a zen koan and as full as a Taoist sunset. Glib theories. Last gasp optimism in a tide of polarities worthy of mental illness indicators. DSM VI for 2011 and beyond. Old certainties and new science still showing a poor imagination at work.
More margins. But then, 'twas ever thus in this new Middle Age. Better to have some outsider view than join a club that admits such as I. Marxism of the right sort. Trying not to be co-opted by the extremities is worth pursuing. Neither a satanist crank nor a righteously hidebound New Humanist. No harm to either as I peddle through the slurry of print in WH Smith's back into the teeming hordes of consumers on Northumberland Street. Christmas in Newcastle. Hope beyond the grand spectacle of bread and circuses for the insomniac, amnesiac shoppers and imbibers of government taxed chemicals and prescribed behaviour. There is hope beyond the cogs driving the invisible mechanics of commerce and faceless enterprise. Gods and monsters? Black looking glasses reveal only more murk. Nietzsche was right in this aspect. Are we as a society blundering into one crises created to keep us spinning the roulette wheels of Sci-Finance? This is Phil Dick reimagined by tedious admen in suitable garb.
I drift back home and try to process all these rallying points. No answers.
Sleep reveals more congruent dreamscapes.
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Hi TEOR, while I can't tell you for sure either, before my Moth flew away the stick had been broken and repaired so many times it would be a worthless measurement.
I always just set it so the prop shaft came out of the cowl the correct distance for the prop to clear.
Heheheh. Ok, I'll go from there then. I will pull that stick out so mabe I can insert a smaller cf rod in the middle of it and stiffen it up a little. What I really need to do is order up a new gearbox so I can get rid of that carbon rod. I'll post up pics soon once it is back together.
Here's what I do, Teor. I sand the stick so it is a tight fit. Then, using Basket Case's suggestion, I put only a drop of epoxy on the deep end of the stick. That will hold it in place, but it also makes it very easy to pull the stick all the way out by breaking the bond on the end. If you glue the entire stick in, good luck next time you break it. You'll have to drill holes in the foam around it to break it out and there goes your precious Tiger Moth. Hold the plane and the stick vertical, so the drop of epoxy stays on the end of the stick as you push it in until it seats. THEN, be sure to get your down/right thrust angle correct, and you can epoxy the stick at that angle from outside the firewall.
I'm sure a lot of this is redundant, but it never helps to check the obvious. Be sure to screw your motor to the stick, using a servo screw... and that should do it. I've seen a lot of people who have adapted new mounts of all kinds that mount to the firewall, instead of using the motor stick. They all look and work great until....... you nose the plane in. There's nothing to break off, so count on a bent motor shaft, broken prop and probably broken gear case.
Well. It has been over a year now since I have broken a prop or motor mount on my Pico Moth, so I am in pretty good shape. It is all together now, I used hot glue last time to set the round stick into place, but after a year or so it broke free. I still needed to put the battery in the rear pilot area, which I found odd. I guess there is just that much difference in weight from the GWS4ch RX and the AR6000 DX6 RX. None the less if the wind is down a little later I'll take it out for dusk patrol again. Thanks guys and gals.
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Doug, As soon as I get my workbench cleared off enough to spread out the wings, I'm gonna start my next moth too. What are you doing for a color scheme?
Thanks Basketcase, for the link. I went through 22 pages of moth pix last night and copied six or seven that I liked. Have also seen some great color schemes on these pages, but they're harder to go back and find.
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I like the hollow stick design with the stock stock stick into it. It would work really well I bet if you drilled a hole through both, and then threaded a rubber band through the hole (through both sticks). The rubber band would be a shock absorber, until the solid stick moved as far as it can go. Or why not a "stiff rubber" stick? Someone could get rich if they built a cheap "sacrificial" mount that could be replaced easily (unlike the stock setup). Maybe molded foam or very thin/breakable plastic?
BTW, I think the stock rubber spinner is really good!
I build a prop saver tonight - found a 3mm stainless wing nut at Sear's HW (could not find nylon though, to save weight). The stock nut fits the prop really well (on top of the wing nut). The prop can wobble, but not too easily (just the right amount I hope). I like the fact that the nut will turn the prop, not a rubber band or O-ring.
[QUOTE=TeamTEOR]Well. It has been over a year now since I have broken a prop or motor mount on my Pico Moth, so I am in pretty good shape.QUOTE]
TM#3 is the "white" moth kit, and I have yet to decide on the color scheme. There has been some really notable Moth clothes shown on this thread, from John Deere green to the really outstanding liveries produced by LED Kitty and Keith. I have many, many pics saved on the hard drive, and I will make use of the link that BC supplied (tnx, Wayne) for inspiration. Not sure at this moment in time if TM #3 will be DD, via a Lens 25 or geared via a Medussa. Too far down the road to be that specific. TM #1 continues to provide good service.
Hi Burntstring and Doug Sipprell, glad to be of some help.
Here's another link with lot's of Tigermoth pics, plus some other DeHavilland birds. that took me a little longer to relocate. (am I the only one who has too many links in my favorites lists? )
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Hi Doug, you got it, the epoxy at the firewall holds it in position, and is easy to get to/remove if/when you need to replace the stick.
FWIW, I now prefer to use Polyurethane glue (Gorilla Glue) instead of epoxy for the stick, it's easier to cut through too.
Well so much for boasting that I have not bent a shaft or busted a prop in a year or so. But the place where the fuse broke in half last time is where it broke again this time! So much for thick foam safe CA and Flash! LOL. It looks like my Moth #1 is going to need some slow TLC to get it back into shape. On another note.... The motor, gearbox, and everything, including the prop is fine! So does that really count? HAHAHAH. Next time I'll remember to knock on wood as I am typing! As I type this my wife is laughing at me and is enjoying the moment as she watched me type the other post. She felt so bad for me that she had me call around, and I have a new Pico Moth kit that is being worked on (as of 7pm or so). It was the only kit in town and would you believe $49! Oh well, I love this bird, and it is one of the only 3 ch planes I would always want to have in the hangar. The wings from my old kit are in perfect condition, so I will most likely use them with the new fuse and tails.
My mods for Moth #2:
1. Some 3mm CF on the elevator section.
2. Blenderm tape instead of packing tape.
3. GWS glue instead of epoxy for the fuse.
4. Smaller pieces of 3/8 tri-stock on the rear instead of the long 1.5" pieces I used before.
5. Landing gear that is stronger than the stock one and also made with the staping tape mod to keep it from splitting the fuse.
6. I like the idea of the drop of epoxy on the end of the stick and a drop at the firewall.
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This Lodge spoils you for any other place
We stayed at the lodge for 2 nights....'Hawk' Studio Cabin....the soaking tubs, impeccable room service..the breakfast was actually hot and delicious..fireplaces and unpretentious staff all help to make the lake, which is like glass, absolutely unforgettable. I can't say enough about this lodge, they accomodate your every need.
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I surprised my husband on his 40th birthday with a three-night stay at the Lodge, which included suprise guests as well that the staff went to great lengths to hide until the last minute. The Lodge is beautiful; our two-bedroom cabin was perched right on the lake, and we had a never-ending supply of firewood which must have appeared out of thin air because we never saw who restocked it. Staff was courteous, polite and we were dared to ask for something they couldn't fulfill. There was nothing - it was perfect. The offerings in the restaurant were spectacular and the vegetarian dinner that was presented to me on Thanksgiving night was a feast. Think peaceful, serene and casually elegant. Thanks to all -we will be back!
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This has got to be the best hotel experience in NY state. Just over 4 hours from nyc, this place is able to transport you thousands of miles away.
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This is really nice Kenny from the Cumberland slate roofs (does the bloke at number 12 know he has a slate loose?) down to the tiny signs in the gardens. Its overall quite nice
Thanks Jethro I thought it was quaint too. It's what I expect to see in an english country village.
Lovely, Kenny, and picture postcard perfect. Deserves a BOP. Theolfa
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GILLETTE, Wyo. - Competing with a small group at the Wyoming Duel, the Colorado State track & field team displayed a strong effort at a new facility at the Campbell Country Recreation Center.
The men bested Wyoming in the team score, 66 to 55, but the Cowgirls got the better of the Rams, 76 to 33.
"It is a very good facility, and Gillette was very welcoming," commented Head Coach Brian Bedard. "They ran a good meet and treated us well. We had some good performances from the Rams. I'm shocked the men won, considering we took a small team up here. That just means the guys we took got the job done. The women have some injuries and sickness, along with (us) leaving some folks home. I thought the Wyoming women got after us in the some events. We will regroup and take our full squad to AFA next week."
The men excelled in the 60 meters, with Troy Johnson and Marcus Harris taking the top two spots, respectively. Johnson clocked 6.82 seconds, while Harris crossed the line at 6.90. Travlor Goodnight Skudneski took top honors in the 400 meters, with a time of 50.76.
Senior Trevor won the 60-meter hurdles in both the preliminary and final rounds, clocking 7.91 and 7.93, respectively.
Colorado State's relay team, consisting of Sam Little, Kordell Deffbaugh, Trevor Brown and Zach Browning, placed first in the 4x400 meter relay with a time of 3:19.95.
Justin Green and Colton Grandbouche were the only two athletes competing in the pole vault. Green bested his teammate, clearing a height of 15 feet, 9 inches, while Grandbouche reached 13-11.25.
Three Rams took the top three spots in the long jump. Josh Sandin cleared a distance of 22-8, followed by Aaron Khoury 1 inch behind him at 22-7, and Jonathan Edmunds at 22-1. CSU repeated its stellar performance in the triple jump. Trey Richardson earned first-place with a distance of 47-3.5. Graham Gilliland took second at 45-8.5, and freshman Eric Lanza rounded out the top three at 44-2.
Sophomore Tyler Schultz finished behind MW champion Mason Finley in second place in the shot put. He threw 55-3.75 for his best attempt. Finley also won the weight throw. Senior Ken Harriman took second, throwing 62-10.
On the women's side Lorenda Holtson finished first in the 60-meter dash, clocking 7.62.
The Rams owned the high jump, capturing first-through-fourth place. Led by freshman Isobel Brown, who reached a height of 5-7. She was followed by Alison Forrester in second (5-3), Autumn Gardener in third (5-3) and Holston in fourth (5-3).
Cheyenne Hall repeated as winner in the triple jump for the second week in a row. She cleared a distance of 39-1.75. Jessica Sharbono took first-place performance in the shot put with a toss of 50-2.75.
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Margaret Ruth "Maggie" Gyllenhaal is an American actress. She is the daughter of director Stephen Gyllenhaal and screenwriter Naomi Foner Gyllenhaal (née Achs) and the older sister of actor Jake Gyllenhaal. She made her screen debut when she began to… Read More
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Harris' group of hoops hobbyists, the Philadelphia 76ers, last week hired 35-year-old Stanford MBA graduate Sam Hinkie to be the team's president of basketball operations and general manager.
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MORRIS COUNTY — The union president of corrections officers at the Morris County jail is suing his former and current bosses, claiming they harassed him as retaliation over contract negotiations.
Donald Del Vecchio names as defendants Morris County Sheriff Edward Rochford, former jail warden and undersheriff Ralph McGrane, who retired last year, and his successor, Frank Corrente.
Del Vecchio claims he was harassed mainly because he was union negotiator for a new employment contract.
Hired in 1997, Del Vecchio became president of PBA Local 298 and his relationship with the jail administration, "especially McGrane, was acrimonious at best," the lawsuit states.
When pay raises became a sticking point, McGrane became "overtly hostile and aggressive" in filing administrative disciplinary charges against staff members, the lawsuit claims.
The situation "reached a feverish pitch" on Oct. 31, 2008, when McGrane "physically confronted" Del Vecchio in an intimidating manner, and Corrente then instructed him not to file a criminal complaint over the incident, states the lawsuit.
Del Vecchio did file an assault charge against McGrane, but on Nov. 18, 2008, after viewing a videotape of the incident, a Morris Township municipal court judge found there was no probable cause for a criminal charge, and ruled the finger-jabbing encounter did not rise to the level of an assault.
Del Vecchio appealed, but on May 1, 2009, a Superior Court judge in Morristown agreed and also dismissed the harassment charges.
Del Vecchio appealed further to the state Appellate Division, which last month dismissed the appeal on grounds that he did not have legal standing to appeal the municipal decision. The appellate court did not address the merits of Del Vecchio's arguments.
Commenting for the defendants, their attorney, John Barbarula, cited those prior rulings in which Del Vecchio did not prevail and said, "Those cases really speak for themselves."
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"Additions: Architecture along a Continuum" is the name of the exhibition in the Israeli pavilion at the Venice Biennale 11th International Architecture Exhibition, opening September 14, 2008. Amongst others, Jonathan Rokem and Alma Tsur, Yonatan Cohen and Dan Handel, whom movingcities worked with during the 'What can we learn from China?'-workshop, at the Bezalel Academy of Art and Design, February 2008. Dan Handel and Yonatan Cohen invited movingcities on behalf of the City/State Unit – Bezalel Academy for Art and Design to conduct the workshop. Both of them were selected to work out their ideas on the future of Tel Aviv as part of the Israeli Pavilion and present a project called 'Affordable City'. Continue reading "Venice 2008 | The Israeli Pavilion"
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After the 'What can we learn from China?'-lecture at ZeZeZe Architecture Gallery, Tel Aviv, February 29, 2008, we briefly met with Els Verbakel. Along with Rafi Segal, Els Verbakel edited the March 2008 issue of Architectural Design, entitled 'Cities of Dispersal'. Questioning the traditional boundaries between cities, suburbs, countryside and wilderness, Cities of Dispersal explores emergent types of public space in low-density environments. While functionally and programmatically, dispersed settlements operate as a form of urbanism, the place of collective spaces within them has yet to be defined and articulated.
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On Wednesday February 27, 2008 we concluded the second phase of the "What can we learn from China?"-workshop, held at the Architecture Department at Bezalel Academy of Art and Design. The initial four groups of students were merged in two groups: Central Business District & Housing and Cultural and Creative Industries Clusters & Landscape Operations.
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On Monday February 25, 2008 we concluded the first phase of the 'What can we learn from China?'-workshop. Four groups of students were each investigating and researching the mechanism behind one urban operation: Central Business District, Cultural and Creative Industries Clusters, Housing and Landscape.
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My work was one of the last ones to be uploaded and it happened to be on the 5th page! I hope you will like the shirt that I came up with and you will vote for me. I will appreciate it very much. Thank you :)
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A fixed-price sale and reception on March 2 in the newly renovated art galleries at the Panhandle-Plains Historical Museum in Canyon opened the museum's Invitational Western Art Exhibition and Sale.
More than 50 artists from Texas, New Mexico, Colorado and Oklahoma were invited to exhibit.
The exhibition continues through March 31, and purchases may be made until the end of the show, according to a news release.
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Los Angeles based musician Kyle Townsend is a Producer and Composer whose contributions have led to 2 GRAMMY Award nominations. He has produced and composed music for 7 feature films including "Silver Linings Playbook", which earned a record-tying 8 Academy Award Nominations. His star-studded list of clientele includes music heavyweights such as Celine Dion, Mary J. Blige, Lady Gaga, Jennifer Hudson, Diane Warren, as well as Snoop Dogg, Jessie J, and Ariana Grande, and even President Barack and First Lady Obama. He arranged and produced music for the 87th Annual Academy Awards Ceremony in 2015, and his music has been used in over 100 network and cable television shows and events such as The View, the NBA, NFL, NHL, and Major League Baseball.
Kyle is native of Seattle Washington, hailing from the city's Central District. This is the neighborhood that music royalty Quincy Jones, Jimi Hendrix and Ray Charles also once called home. The son of a minister, he discovered his heart for music as a young boy, and began as his church organist at only age 7. Kyle is passionate about helping the next generation of industry leaders, artists and musicians entering the business. His message is on protecting and maintaining character, integrity, and identity in an industry that will ask you to sacrifice all of those things in return for success. Through mentorships and as a public speaker he has spoken to thousands of young musicians and aspiring entrepreneurs, giving frank advice on how to maintain healthy priorities to avoid personal failure while working towards professional success in entertainment. He is currently writing a new book on the subject, as well as continuing his work on new album and film releases.


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