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Pain within the area of the fourth lumbar root has been studied and interpreted partly as referred pain (in arthrosis deformans coxae) and partly as caused by direct disorder of the root (in disk herniation and osteoarthritic disorders in the spine). In 6 cases with pain similar to arthrosis deformans coxae the question of the cause of pain is undetermined.
Analyses of muscle tenderness, spontaneous pain and experimental irritation together with experimental anesthetizing of hip joints indicate that the pain in arthrosis deformans coxae can be interpreted as referred pain within, chiefly the area of the fourth lumbar root.
Rhizotomy of the fourth lumbar root in pain interpreted as referred pain within chiefly the distribution area of this root gave relief from pain in 12 of 14 cases. The pain is prone to recur. After an observation period of fourteen months there were satisfactory results in 6 of 14 operative
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See Sesame Street's Terrific 'Monster' Music Video
So much Muppet swagger.By Amanda Dobbins
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) ? Maurice Jones-Drew scored four times, setting the franchise record for career touchdowns, and the Jacksonville Jaguars rolled up 41 unanswered points to beat the turnover-prone Tampa Bay Buccaneers 41-14 Sunday.
Jones-Drew finished with 136 total yards, including 85 on the ground against one of the league's worst run defenses.
Tampa Bay's bigger problem in its seventh consecutive loss was turnovers.
The Buccaneers (4-9) had seven of them, helping set up each of Jacksonville's four touchdowns in the second quarter. The Jaguars (4-9), who hadn't scored more than 20 points all season, scored four times in a span of 7:32. They scored on offense, defense and special teams in the same game for the first time since Nov. 1, 1998, at Baltimore.
That also was the last time Jacksonville had scored 28 points in a quarter.
Josh Freeman and Preston Parker had a lot to do with Jacksonville's latest scoring frenzy.
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A new fingerprint program signed by Gov. Bill Ritter on Tuesday, which aims to identify illegal immigrants when they are booked into jail, won't create many changes in Greeley, if you ask officials.
The program, called Secure Communities, uses fingerprints to check for immigration status when people are booked into jails. It already has been adopted by 35 states. The jails will now send all fingerprints to the Colorado Bureau of Investigation, which will then send them on to ICE " Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
But at the Weld County Jail, fingerprints have always been sent to the CBI.
"In the past," Sheriff John Cooke said, "if an inmate told us he was foreign-born, we'd also send their prints and names to the ICE office (in Greeley). We sent everyone's name and fingerprints to the CBI before, for criminal investigation. Now, CBI will send those prints and names on to ICE." The sheriff said the new procedures are not discrimination because everyone's prints will be sent.
"It's actually colorblind," Cooke said.
Rhonda Solis of the Hispanic Women of Weld County said there are better ways to find a solution to illegal immigration. She said the real solution is to look at the businesses that employ illegal immigrants.
"They need to look at it from that perspective," Solis said, "and deal with the employers."
Solis said some immigrants are already reluctant to report crimes to police for fear of being deported themselves.
The Senate GOP office on Tuesday sent a news release that quoted the Department of Homeland Security, "The fingerprints of everyone arrested and booked are not only checked against FBI criminal history records, but they are also checked against Department of Homeland Security immigration records."
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low calorie, low fat, amazing taste. found this on the internet.
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- 1 cup light coconut milk
- 1⁄4 cup lime juice
- 2 tablespoons brown sugar
- 1⁄2 teaspoon salt
- 8 ounces lean chicken
- 4 cups romaine lettuce
- 1 cup red cabbage (shredded)
- 1 cup snow peas (sliced)
- 3 tablespoons cilantro (minced)
- 2 tablespoons red onions (minced)
- Preheat oven to 400°F.
- Whisk coconut milk, lime juice, sugar and salt in an 8-by-8-inch glass baking dish.
- Transfer 1/4 cup of the dressing to a large bowl; set aside.
- Place chicken in the baking dish; bake until cooked through, about 20 minutes.
- Meanwhile, add lettuce, cabbage, snow peas, cilantro and onion to the large bowl with the dressing; toss to coat. Divide between 2 plates.
- Transfer the chicken to a cutting board and thinly slice.
- Arrange the chicken slices on top of the salads.
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text: The Resurrection! wiki last edited by MisterAnderson on 10/24/13 07:34AM View full history Written by Bruce Jones with art by Bob Hall and Armando Gil. The "young Ka-Zar" back up story features art by Val Mayerik. On the heels of a brutal confrontation with Kraven the Hunter climaxing in Ka-Zar's death, Spider-Man is left to tend to a wounded Shanna the She-Devil. Meanwhile, Ka-Zar's body and Zabu are spirited away by agents of the Advanced Idea Mechanics (A.I.M.), who revive Ka-Zar in order to retrieve an experimental explosive in Casablanca. An implant in Kevin Plunder's skull and his ignorance of Shanna's fate allows Ramona Starr to coerce him into carrying out A.I.M.'s will, as well as to satisfy her sexually. The story is continued in the next issue, as Ka-Zar and Ramona come under fire from the explosive's possessor.In the back-up story, Maa-Gor apparently kills Zabu and takes young Ka-Zar back to his village to raise as his own son. This story is also continued.Wrap-around cover. The front cover is featured in an add for this issue throughout Marvel titles that month.


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As is the case with vehicle drivers, many bikers seem to believe they are exempt from basic traffic laws.
Quite frequently, I see bikes fly through stop signs and red lights, turn without a hand signal or ride at night without proper lighting.
I am a vehicle driver actually concerned about the safety of bike riders in the city and around campus. Sometimes I feel as though I am more concerned for their safety than they are.Read more
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A 26-year-old woman died in a rollover crash on Highway 65.
The Oklahoma Highway Patrol said Ariana Springs was driving west on Highway 65 when she left the roadway and overcorrected her steering, causing the SUV to flip several times.
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(From 2003 Vintage) Opulent aromas of blackberry, olives and toasted oak follow through to a full-bodied palate, with big chewy tannins and a long, long finish.
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Unabashed in its ripeness and conveying plenty of extract, the Branaire-Ducru is among the weightier workings of the Saint-Julien class of 2005. Its frontal fleshiness reminds a bit of a fine Pomerol,...
Dark red-ruby. Plum, chocolate and some exotic smoky oak on the nose. Lush, smooth and sweet but not at all over the top; offers unusual volume and breadth for Branaire. The exotic aspect carries thro...
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Funeral services will be held at 2:00 pm on Saturday, October 22, 2011 at Delhomme Funeral Home of Scott for Louis "Tit" Simon Lopez, 78, who passed away on October 19, 2011 at VA Hospital in Alexandria, LA.
Deacon Art Bakeler will conduct the funeral services.
Burial will take place in Sts. Peter & Paul Cemetery.
Mr. Lopez, a resident of Scott, LA, was the son of the late Theo Lopez of New Iberia, Louisiana and the former Leah Aucoin of Rayne, Louisiana. He was a member of Sts. Peter & Paul Church.
He is survived by three sons, Michael Lopez of Broussard, Allen David Lopez and wife, Elaine of Lafayette and Ronald Lee Lopez and wife, Trish of Mire; one daughter, Pamela Lopez Schultz and husband, Duke of Mire; ten grandchildren, Buddy Lopez, TN, Tina Jagneaux of Scott, Capt. Jason Lopez at the U.S. Army of Fort Polk, Stephen Lopez of Rayne, Kelly Schultz of Rayne, Shelly Beal of Ridge, Scott Lopez of Mire Ashley Lopez of Lafayette, Katie Schultz of Mire, and Sierra Lopez of Lafayette; eleven great grandchildren; brothers, Wilton Lopez and Austin Lopez; half brothers, Kermit Cormier and Rayford Lopez; sister, Gloria Lopez; half sisters, Deanna Lopez, Linda Credeur, Georgia Robinson and JoAnn Boudreaux; step brother, Filton Miller and step sister, Nelda Trahan.
He was preceded in death by his parents; sisters, Theola Richard and Eva Dell Gibbs and half brothers, Lucius Lopez and Theodore Lopez, Jr.
The family requests that visiting hours be observed at Delhomme Funeral Home of Scott on Friday, October 21, 2011 from 2:00 pm until 9:00 pm and on Saturday from 8:00 am until time of services. A rosary will be recited at 7:00 pm on Friday evening.
Personal condolences may be sent to the Lopez family at HYPERLINK "http://www.delhommefuneralhome.com" www.delhommefuneralhome.com.
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ESSEX JUNCTION — Vermont beekeepers say they face mite infestations, extreme temperature swings and the possibility of colony collapse. But a San Francisco State University professor says a new threat has arrived in Vermont: zombie bees.
John Hafernik told a meeting of Vermont beekeepers on Tuesday that a fly attaches itself to the bee and injects its eggs, which grow inside the bee. Hafernik says this is presumed to cause neurological damage resulting in erratic, jerky movement and night activity, "like a zombie."
Beekeeper Anthony Cantrell says he discovered zombie bees in his hive in October. Hafernik says they're the first zombie bees identified on the East coast as well as in Vermont.
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Windhoek — Special Olympics Namibia and the Katutura Football for Hope Centre commemorated and celebrated the lives of all people with intellectual disabilities, a legacy that Eunice Kennedy Shriver, who is the founder, left for the world to honour.
The day was a good platform for launching and the signing of a proclamation by the five new Special Olympics Namibian ambassadors of change who took an oath in front of 300 people to be part of the movement. It was a fun and memorable day as it was filled with soccer tournaments, tug of war, the spider web game, slippery slide, jumping castles and other exciting activities.
The festivities were also graced by some booming performances from Namibia's own celebrity and new agent of change Sunny Boy. The audience also had an opportunity to watch a video of Eunice Kennedy Shriver when she delivered a speech at the first International Special Olympics Games held in Chicago, Illinois.
People with intellectual disabilities have been neglected and discriminated against previously – only the birth of Special Olympics opened opportunities for this vulnerable population.
Today, people with intellectual disabilities are able to participate in sport, and have access to education and other services that they were previously denied.
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axlslash555 7 years ago#1
i remember when at the release of bt3, that the developers said that in the next game that their was going to be character creator. i was wondering if this is still true.
Anglefan0909 7 years ago#3
**Imagines self as first black Super Saiyin**
Probably won't happen.
Go kill yourself punk.
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Somebody needs a hug
I need a hug and a house full of drunk blondes.
AbnormalElmoXD 7 years ago#7
Erm, the developers didn't announce one in the game. They said it was POSSIBLE, but never, never confirmed.
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Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi 4 is already talked about by the games creators. They mention always listening to fan comments and admit that was the reason why they added online multiplayer on Wii and many more characters in Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi 3 after Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi 2 on PS2 and Wii. One of the features still missing is a character creator, but that might change in 2008.
To quote Atari producer Donny Clay: Unfortunately there are some things that are requested by several different fans that we arent able to do just yet. For example, one of things we get asked for quite a bit is a completely custom character system from the ground up. Meaning players want to be able to build their own character with their own moves and their own look. This is definitely something I would love to do as well, we just havent had the chance to get this into a game yet. Dont worry though I wont forget.
That should come as no surprise since the upcoming Dragon Ball Online MMO game also features a character creator tool that allows you to make your own Saiyan, Human or Namek.
In recent interviews the Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi 3 team mentions working on a next-gen game and being a fan of the Xbox 360, so my guess would be that the next DBZ game is coming to not just Wii and PS2, but also Xbox 360 and PS3. Makes sense for them to want to make the graphics look even better and have more online features. Throw in the character creator on top of even more than the 161 characters in the last game and youve got yourself Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi 4.
As the official DBZ Budokai Tenkaichi blog says: When were coming up with a new DBZ game, we first think about what the fans on the forums and message boards have been asking about. So what do you want in Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi 4?
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Are Analysts Whose Forecast Revisions Correlate Less with Prior Stock Price Changes Better Information Producers and Monitors?
Chuan-Yang Hwang
Nanyang Technological University (NTU)
Yuan Li
Deakin University
Yen H. Tong
Nanyang Technological University (NTU) - Nanyang Business School
January 10, 2010
Finance and Corporate Governance Conference 2010 Paper
We propose an ex ante measure of analyst quality (PPI) based on the correlations between their forecast revisions and prior stock price changes. We hypothesize that analysts with lower correlations (higher PPI) are better information producers and external monitors of managerial behavior. We find that the stock price impacts of forecast revisions issued by higher PPI analysts are larger than those issued by lower PPI analysts. We also find that firms' investment sensitivity to stock prices is higher and that boards of directors rely more on analysts' forecast errors in their CEO turnover decisions when firms are followed by more analysts with higher PPI. These results are consistent with the hypothesis that higher PPI analysts are better information producers since they provide greater information value not only to investors, but also to managers and boards of directors. We also find that firms covered by more analysts with higher PPI exhibit lower accrual discretion and are less likely to restate earnings. As earning restatements are generally associated with adverse effects on a firm's value, we provide unambiguous evidence that analysts with higher PPI not only are good information producers, but also play an effective role in the monitoring of opportunistic managerial behavior. In sharp contrast, we find that firms covered by star analysts are more likely to engage in opportunistic earnings management and restate their earnings, suggesting that star analysts are not effective as monitors of managerial behavior.
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NIH Has No Money For Ebola Vaccine, Has $31M for 'Diversity' Grant
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As longtime admirers of Ezra Klein and his scrappy gang of Juicebox wunderkinds, we are dismayed to learn that "Project X," Klein's broad-based multiplatform transformative new media venture, does not appear to value diversity in the newsroom.
Washington Post media watchdog Erik Wemple reported Wednesday that Richard Prince, a prominent advocate for "Diversifying the Face of American Journalism," has raised questions about the racial diversity at Project X.
To his credit, Klein's response should be held as the gold standard of comebacks/apologies for liberals caught in an act of homogeny.
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Devyn Curley:
Katrina and I did this activity with 2nd graders, but just with tin foil. The focus was more on improving the structure over choice of material. The first tests held their attention, but because one of us had to help the students troubleshoot, only one of us could conduct the tests at a time. This caused a bottleneck at the testing step, causing many students to become bored with the activity. At the end we discussed what structures held the most weight and the misconceptions students had before the activity.
Laura Coughlin:
Freddy and I did this as our first lesson with our fifth grade class. They enjoyed it and it got them excited about STOMP. I would recommend bringing a lot of tin foil if you do this activity, because usually by the time the kids were ready to redesign and test, their tin foil was ripping. Also, I would recommend having several testing stations to try to reduce the amount of time the kids were waiting around to test their boats.
Devyn Curley:
Camille and I executed this lesson in Spring '15 in Mrs. Murphy's Argenziano 5th grade classroom as a warm up to our Structural Engineering via Architectural History curriculum. I learned from my previous lesson and had multiple testing stations for the students, but even with 3 stations for 20 students there was still a line. We had the students focus a lot on the design, and had them write if their boat was going to be long, deep, circular, etc, and draw if from different angles. This worked well to introduce the concept of detailed engineering design as it is a simple design to draw from different angles. It was Dr. Suess week so we read them a section of Green Eggs and Ham, where it reads "I will not eat them in a boat, I will not eat them with a goat," and gave the project purpose based on that.
Rohan and I just completed this activity with a fourth grade class. We based this activity around the Flintstones theme and are going to keep that as the thread for all our activities (since the topic is civil engineering). We had relatively bigger groups and so there were some internal conflicts but it allowed students to collaborate and understand how to incorporate the different ideas each team member had.
One group was successful in their first attempt but decided to go back and make their model even stronger. They decided to add an extra layer to their base (and as most kids do, use more tape!) and this in fact ruined their boat and made it leak! So we discussed how to use restraint when using materials and analyzed what went wrong in their modifications. (They figured out that more tape is not always the solution!)
What we plan on doing is continuing this activity next class by introducing a challenge wherein they have to re design their current boats to fit a new criteria. We are still formulating the challenge based on available resources, but we are going to ask them to add extra levels (a deck) to their boats while still aiming to balance as many pennies as possible.


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A reason given for preserving biodiversity is that we may unwittingly allow a species to be destroyed that has useful, but hidden, properties. A fact now known and accepted by the educated public as well as ecologists is that genes within a species store a unique, complex network of biochemical information. Thus species we know little about may have undisclosed powers that might aid in the cure of human diseases or facilitate the elimination of pests or other agricultural problems.
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We do not yet know what powerful attributes the majority of plants and animals hold because we know so little about the basic characteristics of most of the world's organisms. Scientists have not named even half the species that live on earth, let alone unraveled their biological mysteries.
Certain species of lilies serve as outstanding examples of the breadth of unusual qualities found in the plant world. The voodoo lily, with the typical beauty of other members of the group, is a tropical species of Southeast Asia. The voodoo lily has a striking purple flower and reaches a height of almost three feet. A garden lover would be awed by its beauty, but the voodoo lily has another trait that might diminish its popularity in the garden. During the period of pollination, they smell like rotting meat. Associated with this smell is the bizarre phenomenon that the flowers heat up. Temperatures inside a flower in the cool shade can sometimes reach a temperature of 110 degrees Fahrenheit.
Pretty flowers and bad smelling flowers are commonplace, but heat production is generally reserved for members of the animal kingdom. So what is the explanation? The natural history of voodoo lilies is relatively straightforward and might be guessed by someone with a little biological training. Three things to consider about an unusual trait observed in a plant or animal are, how does it enhance feeding, protection or reproduction? These are the basic essentials for an individual to survive and pass on its genes and are good first considerations for why a plant or animal does what it does.
The most obvious reason for the voodoo lily's thermogenic properties, as they are called, is to attract insects that pollinate the species. Many insects, such as some scarab beetles, are attracted to decaying meat, and the lily flower produces chemicals with such a smell. The added rise in temperature increases the distance from the plant that the smell travels, thus luring insects from afar. In addition, the warm temperatures inside the flower keep the beetles and other insects heated and in an active state, thus insuring maximal contact with the reproductive structures of the flower.
The biochemical explanation is far more complex. Thermogenic plants have been known to science since the 1700s, but only recently have they received sufficient attention for biochemists to begin to understand the physiological processes. In short, the metabolic pathways typical of plants are altered in thermogenic species during reproduction so that instead of storing energy they produce heat. The details are not clearly understood, but one certainty is that voodoo lilies produce salicylic acid during the process. Salicylic acid is the primary pain-relieving agent of aspirin.
Some potential applications of the findings might be the transfer of heat-producing genes to other plants in order to modify their metabolism for various purposes. Perhaps agricultural crops could be produced that are more resistant to freezing or to cold storage. The ability to alter plant metabolic pathways by replacing energy storage with heat production also has promise as a herbicidal agent.
Perhaps the best-known native North American plant species with heat-producing properties is the eastern skunk cabbage. In the Northeast, skunk cabbages are among the earliest plants emerging in the spring, often pushing directly up through a covering of snow that is melted by their generated heat. Some plants have been reported to raise their temperature 45 degrees higher than their environment. One might also suspect that the skunk cabbage, like the voodoo lily, attracts and is pollinated by dead-meat-loving insects, as anyone who has been in their vicinity can attest by the smell. During a season of gift-giving and goodwill, we might do well to remember that such unusual plants may hold great gifts for us we have not yet opened.
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Tillman has started all eight contests in which he has played this season, recording three interceptions and three fumble recoveries. During his NFL career, Tillman has started 150-of-154 games played, ranking third in franchise history in interceptions (36), first in interception return yards (675), interception return touchdowns (eight) and defensive return touchdowns (nine). His 42 forced fumbles lead the NFL since 2003, while his 36 interceptions are tied for fifth. He is the only player in the NFL since 2003 to record 40 forced fumbles and 30 interceptions.
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10. Andrew Oliver – Left-handed Pitcher
The 2011 season was a rough one for one of the Tigers premier left-handed pitching prospects. Oliver never found consistency with his mechanics, his command or his breaking ball and as a result he was forced to battle through the year. The Tigers were working to simplify his delivery at the end of the year, causing his numbers to dip even further as the season drew to a close. Nearly all scouts are convinced Oliver ends up in the bullpen, possibly as soon as 2012, where he could still be a power-armed lefty reliever.
9. Tyler Collins – Outfielder
Collins was an under the radar, over slot signing out of Howard Junior College in 2011. His JUCO numbers were out of this world but his transfer away from Baylor caused him to remain relatively unnoticed until the Tigers pulled the trigger. Collins is a very good athlete with a compact body and a broad offensive skill set that could make him an solid player at the big league level.
8. James McCann – Catcher
McCann was the Tigers top pick in the 2011 draft and while his selection was surprising to many fans, that shouldn't cloud the fact that he's a nice player in his own right. He has excellent size and the potential to be a very good defensive player at the pro level. He offers strength and a solid approach at the plate and could be a good defender with pop in the second half of the lineup. McCann could reach High-A in 2012 and may not take long to move through the Tigers system.
7. Brenny Paulino – Right-handed Pitcher
Paulino is one of the highest risers in the system and that comes on the heels of added velocity and a good showing in the Gulf Coast League. Calling Paulino long and lanky doesn't begin to describe his frame. He can already touch the mid-90s with regularity and scouts believe there could be more velocity in their as he matures physically. Paulino's development will require more than additional velocity, as his command and secondary pitches both lag behind.
6. Rob Brantly – Catcher
Brantly gives the Tigers another catcher with the potential to be a contributor at the big league levels. He is a very good athlete for a catcher, playing some right field as an amateur. He moves well behind the plate and has made good strides as a defender since signing, earning positive marks from scouts. He has average to slightly above-average power in his bat and a good approach.
5. Drew Smyly – Left-handed Pitcher
Smyly drew raves from Tiger fans in 2011 as he put up dominating numbers between Lakeland and Erie in his first full season of pro ball. While he isn't the prototypical crafty lefty, Smyly is closer to that profile than he is that of a power pitcher. He mixes his pitches well and has the projection for good command, giving him a chance to be as much as a number three starter in the big leagues. While fans seem to be clamoring for him to earn the fifth starter's spot in Detroit, it is far more likely that he is ready later in the year.
4. Casey Crosby – Left-handed Pitcher
The Tigers got exactly what they needed out of Crosby in 2011, as he stayed healthy and showed electric stuff in a year when he needed to be added to the 40-man roster to protect him from the Rule 5 draft. Crosby still has a mid-90s fastball and potential above-average curveball that could make him a solid mid-rotation starter or an outstanding late inning arm. The only obstacle remaining for Crosby to get a look in the big leagues is the number of quality strikes he throws.
3. Danry Vasquez – Outfielder
The Tigers spent big in 2010 to sign Vasquez out of Venezuela, giving him a signing bonus north of $1 million. In his first season as a pro Vasquez showed a natural feel for hitting and a need to improve his approach to get better pitches to hit. He is still very lean and lacks the strength to consistently drive the ball but some scouts believe he could develop better than average power. Vasquez is a very risky prospect but one that could be a plus offensive player down the line.
2. Nick Castellanos – Third Baseman
The best position player prospect in the system, Castellanos could be one of the elite offensive prospects in the game at this time next year. He has a knack for barreling the ball and while he maintains an aggressive approach at the plate, he demonstrated the ability to make adjustments in his debut season, improving each month as the year went on. Castellanos has the skills to stick at third base and the power projection to complete the profile. With another strong year in 2012, the Tigers could be forced to begin considering him for a big league role as late as the end of the 2013 season.
1. Jacob Turner – Right-handed Pitcher Have questions on the rankings? Head to the message boards where you can have all your questions answered by the experts!
Turner enters the 2012 season with a serious chance at making the Tigers Opening Day rotation as the fifth starter. Turner showed the ability to get big league hitters out in his brief trial in 2011 while also showing that he needs to fine tune some of the nuances of his game. With only modest improvement over the off-season Turner could be both a short term and long term answer for the Tigers rotation. He has the potential for three average or better pitches to go along with plus command, giving him the pure ceiling of a number two starter.
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Yesterday's massive drop-off at the Earle Cabell is but a pit stop. Sooner than later, more than likely, it will head back to Oakland, where, in July 2009, former UCLA basketball great Ed O'Bannon filed the shot heard 'round the sports world: the antitrust suit alleging that the NCAA steals and sells, over and over and over and over, college players' identities without their permission. On classic-game rebroadcasts. In video games. On DVD histories-of. On jerseys. Wherever, whenever and however the NCAA wants. This is the suit that was the subject of a Frontline, the suit that now includes the likes of Bill Russell, Oscar Robertson and Harry Flournoy and David Lattin, who played for Texas Western coach Don Haskins's championship team in 1966.
Those wanting a recap of this class action against the NCAA will find a short novel's worth of documents, including attorneys' emails, on the other side. They were filed yesterday in Dallas federal court after Conference USA, which is HQ'd on O'Connor Boulevard in Irving, refused to turn over to the plaintiffs a host of documents related to the case -- including all TV contracts and licensing agreements. (C-USA is not named as a plaintiff in the suit, but is considered, like all conferences, to be a "co-conspirator" in profiting off former players without giving them a single penny in return.) The plaintiffs sent their subpoena in mid-August; C-USA's attorneys -- the same one repping the Big 12 -- refused to comply, insisting the plaintiffs wanted too much. According to docs, C-USA was also worried about being the first conference to comply -- it didn't want to be seen as the "bell cow."
So back and forth the lawyers went, narrowing down the list of needs. The former athletes' attorneys thought they were going to get at least some of what they wanted by the end of October. Then, per yesterday's filing: "In a letter dated October 27, 2011, the conference abruptly reversed course by refusing to produce any documents." On November 8: "Conference USA continued to refuse to produce its responsive documents with the lone exception of a 2011-12 C-USA Membership Handbook that it attached to its e-mail."
The filing follows. As Sports Illustrated's Michael McCann noted: "The stakes of O'Bannon v. NCAA are enormous. If O'Bannon and former student-athletes prevail or receive a favorable settlement, the NCAA, along with its member conferences and schools, could be required to pay tens of millions, if not hundreds of millions, of dollars in damages -- particularly since damages are trebled under federal antitrust law."
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A very different hack indeed. A nice concept but as you say the storyline needs some developing for sure. For example, this "reward" seems as if it is going to be difficult to determine. As i've looked over what you've put on paper so far all i can forsee is a small shortlived hack as it doesn't seem as if it would have great life span. The other thing i'm sceptical is how you plan on having the action or how you're actually going to take the picture for example. Will you be using the "Safari Zone" battle script or be doing something different? Either way it seems good but i think if the entire hack is going to be just like catching pokemon in the safari but instead capturing images i can see that aspect of the game getting slightly bland and boring. Again i don't know what your intention is or whether you've developed one in detail.
Your spriting is very good and your inserting is very clean. You're using Unlz well too. The hack looks very nice and fresh and well layed out i just don't know how longlived the storyline can be. For this type of hack you are going to have so much space to work with. Side quests are definately going to be a key aspect to keep this going. For storylines and sort of
side quests and storylines, the Pokemon Ranger games are quite good. So try looking at the spin offs for ideas too. I would first suggest you develop the storyline, work on side quests then explain how the photo taking will work.
I do like your aspect and it is an ambitious idea. I wish you the best of look and i shall be keeping my eye on this and taking note of your updates.
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The race for the District 100 House seat in Berkeley County features a rematch of last falls contest with a twist.
Tonia Aiken-Taylor
Party: DemocraticAge: 48Family: Husband, Jerome; three daughters.Occupation: Assistant pastor and educational directorEducation: Charleston Southern University, Jacksonville Theological Seminary and Truth Bible College Previous elected office: Moncks Corner Town Council (2010-present)Why are you running?: My focus is Building Together District 100. I am running because I believe I have the leadership qualities that strengthens and builds our district through faith, family, and a strong future focus.What is the biggest issue facing District 100?: Public Education! I believe the children are the future, teach them well show them all the beauty they possess inside.Contact info: 843-499-4446
Republican incumbent Eddie Southard again is running against Democrat Tonia Aiken-Taylor, as they did in a September 2011 race to fill the unexpired term created by the death of Rep. David Umphlett.
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Party: Republican Age: 66 Family: Wife, Patricia; two sons.Occupation: Business-constructionEducation: High school in AndersonPrevious elected office: (S.C. House, 2011-present)Why are you running?: To represent the people of District 100 and Berkeley County with an independent, conservative voice based on prior business experience. To ensure that my constituents concerns about taxes and government spending are addressed. What is the biggest issue facing District 100?: The creation of jobs!Contact info: 843-761-4366; eddysouthard @schouse.gov
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I think we all know education is our way out. Its kind of our deliverer, she said. Somebody made it good for me, and now its my responsibility, my churchs responsibility, my familys responsibility to continue to take this thing to the next level.
Aiken-Taylor noted she lost last year by 700 votes, which she said wasnt a landslide. Thats another reason Im back.
Southard, a contractor, said he supports reforming the states ethics laws, wants a tax break for those sending their children to private schools and also wants the state to do more to tackle fraud and waste in Medicaid.
During the last legislative session, he did not vote for the state budget because of 11th-hour pork barrel individual projects that people stuck in there that I just felt like was wrong.
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Milwaukee artist and "Project Runway" contestant Miranda Levy posted an open letter to her fellow service members in the military this evening, explaining the circumstances around a breach of uniform standards on the first episode of the fashion-driven reality TV show. She is the first veteran to compete on the series.
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As promised, today I'm ranking the albums in my preferred order from best to worst. My story ranking the albums is posted separately on our website for production reasons -- we're publishing it in the printed Journal Sentinel as well as online. »Read Full Blog Post
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Born blind and a slave in 1849 Georgia, pianist Blind Tom Wiggins toured the world and played for a U.S. president before he was a teen. He could hear any piece of music once and immediately offer a note-perfect rendition; he also composed his own music.
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Beyond his view, two bowler-hatted men lie in wait, one with a net, the other a club. Just behind him, a woman lies naked, eyes closed and blood raining from her mouth. There it is — the inevitable bit of bloodletting in the otherwise bloodless, tidy paintings of Belgian surrealist Rene Magritte. »Read Full Article
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The two-wheelers take over the east side Saturday when the ISCorp Downer Classic pedals into town, with races begin before 10 a.m. and go into the night. For the final leg in the Tour of America's Dairyland series, there'll be cyclists of all ages, but it's not all Tour de France stuff: Don't miss the Sendik's Beer Keg Drag Race at 6:40 p.m. Food, beer and more fun await as well. »Read Full Article
Sweeten summer with these bites
This hasn't been the sweetest summer, unless fog, damp and cold are your thing. But we can make it sweeter.
I stopped in at three newer places and one that flies a bit under the radar, and came up with a spectrum of sweets to satisfy a craving, whether it's hot or not outdoors. »Read Full Article
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Mother's Day in southeastern Wisconsin should be mostly sunny but cool with high temperatures in the low 50s and a brisk northwest wind at 10 to 15 mph, according to WTMJ-TV (Channel 4) meteorologist Jesse Ritka.
Skies should be clear Sunday night, and temperatures will drop to close to freezing across much of the region, Ritka says. Some areas could see frost overnight, so sensitive plants should be covered.
We will start the workweek with mostly sunny skies and high temperatures of 58 near Lake Michigan and 62 inland, but there's a chance of a few scattered showers Monday night and into Tuesday morning.
A warm-up begins Tuesday, with highs in the 70s near the lake and higher inland, Ritka says. Many locations will briefly touch 80 degrees by Wednesday before a cold front swings through Wednesday evening, sparking a few showers and possibly a thunderstorm.
High temperatures should remain in the 70s for Thursday and Friday. Another storm system will bring a chance of rain Friday through the weekend.
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