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Steve Carlton
Starting Pitcher
Career w/Phillies: 3697.1 IP / 241-161 / 3.09 ERA / 3,031 K
There are pitchers. There are Hall of Fame pitchers. And then there's Steve Carlton.
Unquestionably one of the select few legends in pitching history, Carlton racked up awards, placed high on leaderboards and generally outclassed every hitter he faced during his career. Fifteen seasons of that career came as a Philadelphia Phillie.
How they found him is as much legend as the man himself: The Cardinals had trouble negotiating a contract for Carlton, so they angrily traded him to the Phils for their young ace, Rick Wise. While Wise would remain a solid starter for another decade, Carlton would become arguably his era's best pitcher. Without a doubt, the Phils won a bounty.
The bounty began in Carlton's first season, maybe … just maybe … the greatest single pitching season in baseball history. Ladies and gentlemen, the numbers:
346.1 IP, 27-10, 310 K, 87 BB, 1.97 ERA. Cy Young award. All-star berth. And of course, the distinction of having the highest percentage of his team's wins in one season. The Phils won 59 games. In the games Carlton lost, not once could the Phils score more than four runs. It's likely he could've finished the season with something like a 32-5 record. Just saying.
1972 must've taken a toll on Carlton because 1973 was his worst season until 1986. That year he went just 13-20 with a 3.90 ERA. Not terrible at all, but by Carlton's standards, not good. From there he rattled off a slew of solid campaigns: 16-13, 3.22 in 1974; 15-14, 3.56 in 1975; 20-7, 3.13 in 1976. That year, the first Phillies playoff appearance since 1950, was the first indicator of Carlton's burgeoning Hall of Fame rally. By this point he had captured the attention of Pirates all-world slugger Willie Stargell, who famously said "Hitting him is like trying to drink coffee with a fork."
That's because of Carlton's specialty pitch: the slider. By 1976 it had become weapon No. 1 in Lefty's arsenal. He threw it up, it turned down. It looked like a fastball, it was nothing of the sort. Hitters hated it. Fans loved it. Carlton honed his craft so well that by the late 1970s, he simply dominated on the mound. There was no setback.
In 1977 Carlton rolled off his second Cy Young campaign, finishing 23-10 with a 2.64 ERA. The 1978 and '79 seasons seemed like off years, yet he still combined for a 34-24 record with an ERA hovering in the 3.20 range.
Then Lefty punched right back in 1980. As he entered the 35th year of his life, Carlton became a master pitcher, fooling hitters while coldly sizing them down. He finished the season 24-9 with a 2.34 ERA, earning his third Cy Young award. He then went 3-0 in the postseason, helping to lead the Phillies to their first world championship.
The swagger continued in 1981, as Carlton finished the strike-shortened season with a 13-4 record. He wouldn't have the same postseason success against the Montreal Expos in the division series, losing both games he started. But 1982 was a fine season, as Carlton went 23-11 with a 3.10 ERA, earning his fourth Cy Young. Then a record, Carlton would be passed by Randy Johnson and Roger Clemens in that statistic.
From there Carlton's career would slowly skid to a halt. He went 15-16 for a pennant-winning 1983 team, then 13-7 for a poor 1984 team. A horrendous offense made him 1-8 in an injury-shortened 1985, and the arm completely fell off in '86, as Carlton started the season with a 6.18 ERA for the Phillies. Reluctantly, the Phils released Lefty, who thought he could still hang on. He signed with the Giants, then retired. Then he came back with the White Sox to finish 1986. He came back in '87 with the Indians, then was released, before signing with the Twins, who left him off their postseason roster. He remained with the Twins in '88 and tried to come back for '89, but nobody would take him.
Most try to erase the final seasons of Carlton's career, but whatever the case, his legacy is firm. He finished with 4,136 strikeouts, fourth all time. He also recorded 329 wins, 11th all time. He's the franchise leader in almost every pitching category. Among lefties, he's usually mentioned in the first breath. With the nickname Lefty, how could he not? He became a Hall of Famer in 1994, earning one of the highest election votes ever. Very guarded, very quiet, very focused, Steve Carlton – more than anything – was just plain legendary.
Comment: What else can be said about Lefty? Could be one of the five greatest pitchers in baseball history. Dominant for more than a full decade. Record-breaking. Well deserved of the honor of second-greatest Phillie of all time.
And you all know No. 1.
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lefty got those wins in an era when there wasnt a huge arsenal of relief pitchers backing him up.
i really liked his unique conditioning exercises.
he was also soft spoken and timid in front of the cameras. when he recorded his 4000th striekout, he just went into the locker room with the team and had some champagne, no big celebration or anything.
To look at those numbers is to be completely blown away. It's amazing to think that he was a Phillie. I think Scmidtty deserves the No.1 spot, but anybody could make a very strong case that Carlton deserves that spot. AS far as the list goes it's not so much that Mike Jack is 1 and Lefty is 2, more so as it is Mike Jack is 1 And Lefty is 1A.
His 72 season was amazing. And to think it was with a miserable team too…
One of the best!
I'm not going to argue with you for the overzealous "maybe the best single pitching season in baseball history" comment bc I know your wrong.
But, great pick as #2!
Joel: There are plenty … PLENTY of seasons to debate about that. Which is why I wrote it so hesitantly.
So exciting! I've been keeping my fingers crossed for weeks and I can't believe we're all finally ready to step forward and honor the great Tom Marsh as the greatest Philly of all-time. Five career dingers. .246 average. Boom – #1.
This would be my issue.. as you said, "Could be one of the five greatest pitchers in baseball history."
The same really can't be said about Schmidt… One of the greatest Third Basemen of All Time.. but he probably wouldn't crack the Top 10 for positional players overall, He's arguably Top 20.
27-10, 1.97 ERA, 30 Complete Games, 0.99 WHIP, 346.1 Innings Pitched, 310 Strikeouts
Often called the Greatest Season EVER by a Pitcher..
What a list this is though, can't really actually argue with any of it
1972 was awesome, i was really pissed when they traded rick wise. he was really all a phillie fan had to cheer about. any way lefty was lights out, do you know the sporting news , back then baseballs bible, based in st louis used to pick a player of the year, that year they switched to man of the year and gave the award to charley finley, i guess they didnt want to dis augie busch, or maybe augie busch owned the sporting news. i always thought that was sour grapes, another reason not to like the cardinals. i know lefty hated them.
Thats why Carlton is number 1 on my list and Schmidt is not. Steve Carlton is the 2nd or 3rd best pitcher in baseball history, at the worst…hes the best left handed pitcher in baseball history bar none. Mike Schmidt was great, but hes not in the same category as Lefty. Steve Carlton would be untouchable in todays game as he was in his own time. Schmidt today would be a perennial all star but not nearly as dominant as he was in his time.
Steve Carlton could pitch in any era and be the best in almost every single one of them. You cannot say that with Schmidt.
guys let not forget that carlton didnt spend his entire career with the phils, just his best years, he had some great years (including a 20 win season) with the cardinals as well. you have to take his phillie tenure into cosideration
Yea, the tenure is the tipping point…
I think the choice between #1 and #2 on this list comes down to the fact of who gets mentioned first when you think of the greatest Phillie ever. The answer will, more likely than not, be Mike Schmidt. No offense to Lefty, but Mike Schmidt is Phillie Baseball.
Mike Schmidt is the greatest 3rd baseman of all time. Lefty had one of the greatest seasons for a pitcher in '72 for an awful Phillies team. However, the most dominating lefty for a 5 year stretch was Sandy Koufax. That being said, I loved watching Carlton pitch during those glory years.
"Mike Schmidt was great, but hes not in the same category as Lefty"? Are you kidding me? To say either isnt in the same category as the other proves how little you know about Philly sports. Those two were very easy choices as #1 and #2, how can you come back with a comment like that. Mike Schmidt was the BEST 3rd basemen of all time, not just on the Phillies. Not at that level. PLEASE. Carlton is a great choice to be in a "debate" about Mike Schmidt, but I agree with the placements. I know the #1 choice will get some not so great feedback, because some people didnt like him, but his skill can not be argued (if you have a clue) and his attitude, much like what therookie300 said, "Mike Schmidt is Phillie Baseball.
Lefty was the man!
FYI, http://www.thebaseballpage.com place Mike Schmidt as #1 all time for 3rd Base, Carlton #12 for pitchers. I feel Carlton at #12 is a bit low, I think top 10, but that should tell you something about what non Philly fans think about the two of them.
well i got 8 of the top 10. Wonder where that puts me
I guess that makes Steve Jeltz #1 on the survey! Congrats Steve,Job well done and never embarrassed by showing off that Soul-Glo look….you did Eriq LaSalle proud.
Awesome write up Tim.
Carlton is, in my opinion, the 2nd best lefty of all time behind Koufax. Might even put Randy Johnson 3rd. But Schmidt is #1 all time. Forever.
BY the way I started comparing our all time rotation to that of other teams:
Grover Cleavland
ANd it's pretty much better than most of baseball. Probably #6 all time. Yanks/Red Sox/Dodgers/Giants/Cardinals/Cubs are the only big threats.
Not my #2 choice, but a good one nevertheless!
For the better part of 12 years I carried LEFTY's Baseball card in my wallet…to argue with fans of other teams…loved him, love GUS HEFLIN(sp) for helping LEFTY be the best he could be…only wish he had retired soon after the Phillies…his last years, reluctant to retire…spoiled some of the gleam…BUT for me…my favorite philly of all time…
LEFTY and Michael Jack as 1 and 2, the order…who cares…they were both ours!
Okay, so I have to dispel some things people are saying here:
For starters Steve Carlton was not in the top 5 or even top 10 pitchers of all time. He's probably somewhere around 15. He also wasn't the best lefty of all time. He's tied for 3rd and no Koufax was not in the top 3. Off the top of my head the following pitchers were better than Carlton and I'll name the 3 lefties in there also this is off the top of my head and in no order:
Walter Johnson(The best pitcher of all time)
Roger Clemens(don't bring up roids because our own boy Mike Schmidt did amphetamines)
Grover Cleveland Alexander
Lefty Grove(L)
Randy Johnson(L)
Pedro Martinez(Yes, Pedro was better)
Greg Maddux(Yes, Maddux was better)
Christy Mathewson
Tom Seaver(I know I know…he's a Met)
Cy Young
Carl Hubbel
Satchel Paige
Bob Gibson
Kid Nichols
Warren Spahn(L and tied with Carlton arguably better though)
I'd say he's tied for 15th with Warren Spahn. That's still incredibly good in my honest opinion. The reason Sandy Koufax is in fact not better than Steve Carlton is because his arm fell off rather fast. Carlton threw almost 3 thousand more innings than Koufax.
Mike Schmidt is the best 3B of all time. There really is no questioning this. Only guys that come close in my honest opinion are Chipper Jones and A-Rod.
As for the person that said the Phillies all time rotation is #6 of all time, I think that could be a pretty accurate statement. Maybe even top 5, however, the teams you mentioned to compete with the Phils just aren't the right teams. You totally left off the Braves. Maddux, Spahn, Niekro, Glavine, Smoltz…um yeah that's probably the best ever or 2nd to the Red Sox…Young, Pedro, Clemens, and Ruth. #5…who cares? Those 4 could handle the load themselves. The Yankees only really have Whitey Ford. After that their all time rotation kind of sucks. The Cubs have Grover Cleveland in his later years, Fergie Jenkins and if you want to count Maddux in his early years then I guess him too, but I don't count him with the Cubs. The Giants are an interesting team. Christy Mathewson, Carl Hubbel, Juan Marichal, Gaylord Perry, and I don't know who after that. Definitely competes with the Red Sox as best ever. Cardinals…don't know outside of Bob Gibson. Dodgers had Koufax, Sutton, Drysdale, Hershiser, and Velenzuela. That's pretty good too. If I had to rank with what I've named I'd go Red Sox, Giants, Braves, Phillies, Dodgers. There are other teams I'm unsure of. The Indians can also use Cy Young, and also have Bob Feller Mel Harder, and, Bob Lemon. That's pretty good, but probably not top 5. Walter Johnson pitched for the Senators which are now the Twins. Walter Johnson was the best pitcher of all time, who knows who else backs him up. I guess there's Jack Morris. So yeah, the Phillies seem to be #4.
Last point I want to make is that Lefty did not have the best pitching season of all time. I'd say it was in the top 15 somewhere if you don't count some pitchers multiple years ie Pedro's 99 and 00, but there are a few off the top of my head that are better. Pedro's 00. Sandy Koufax's 1966. Bob Gibson's 1968. Walter Johnson's 1913. Randy Johnson's 02. Greg Maddux's 95. Lefty Grove's 1931. Cy Young's 01. Grover Cleveland's 1915. Christy Mathewson 1905. Dwight Gooden's 85. Roger Clemens 97. Kevin Brown's 96. These are just some of them off the top of my head. I know you'll probably all try and disagree with me, but that's fine. I know Steve Carlton's 72 season was ridiculous, but there were better seasons than that and I just named 12 that were better. With all of that being said. Pedro's 00 season was the best pitched season in MLB history. It was just ridiculous. A 291 ERA+…wtf?!
Anyway, I'm done ranting. Hope you all like this tidbit of baseball history.
@Geoff – I agree that if you pitched Lefty in his prime against today's hitters, he would be just as dominate. Schmidt?
In 1972, Carlton started the year off with 5 wins and 1 loss, then lost 5 games in a row making his record only 5 wins and 6 losses for the first third of the season. After making an adjustment in his delivery motion using advice from pitching coach Ray Ripplemeyer, he then began the famous 15 game winning streak. After finishing this winning streak (at 20-6), Steve finished the final third of the year with 7 more wins and 4 losses with final totals of 27 wins and 10 losses. If Steve could of made that adjustment 5 games earlier, and Tommy Hutton, Roger Freed, Don Money, and the remaining cast of 1972 Phillies characters could have provided a little more run support, Carlton could have won as many as 35 games that year. I remember that 1972 season vividly. The team lost but they were still very popular. And, there was Carlton.
I totally forgot Kid Nichols also pitched for the Braves which probably edges them to #2. Also for the Red Sox I forgot Tiant, Smokey Joe Wood, and that Lefty Grove spent a good part of his career there too. As for the Twins…Johan Santana backs up Walter Johnson pretty well.
Another problem…Jack Morris pitched for the tigers. I was thinking of Bert Blyeveln. Don't know why I confused them.
Sandy Koufax was the best lefty in baseball after 1960 and Super Steve probably rates second best.
No MikeB. Steve Carlton threw 3000 more innings than Sandy Koufax. How can a guy whose arm fell off be better than a guy who was dominant for almost a decade more? Randy Johnson was better than Koufax too. Koufax had a more dominant peak than these guys, but he didn't sustain a very long major league career.
Long drive, could it be!?! Number 500!!
Whenever a discussion about Lefty comes, I always am reminded of one of my favorite trivia questions — Who's the only pitcher to pitch a no-hitter and hit 2 homers in the same game? Rick Wise
Too many good debates going on here… looking at Phil's list, I'm in agreement for the most part HOWEVER if you're going to leave off Sandy Koufax (which is fine by me), I would not place Pedro Martinez ahead of Carlton, either. Pedro, one of the most dominating pitchers of my generation, has only had 6 and a half "magical" seasons (and only two 20 win seasons) and, by most accounts, his arm has fallen off. Carlton had six 20 win seasons and put it together over a span of 20 years. Longevity always skews things… often in the wrong direction. Don Sutton pitched an eternity on some good teams and was able to rack up 300 wins but many believe that he's not really Hall of Fame worthy. SOOO…. if you're list is compiling the nastiest pitchers of all time, unarguably, Koufax deserves to be on the list. If you're talking about most accomplished pitchers of all time, he might not but neither does Pedro. Ya dig?
Koufax's career couldn't sniff Carlton's. Koufax had a great 4 year stretch at a time when pitchers dominated. Carlton did it for the long haul. Part of being one of the greatest all time is that they can do it for a long time.
difference between pedro anf koufax is that pedro was dominant for over a decade. his arm didnt fall off till 06. he was also way more dominant in his prime than koufax was
also wins are an awful stat in judging a pitchers career. wins are team dependent and some eras of baseball pitchers were in 3 man rotations so they had more opportunities to win more games
Man, I know it's not a popular opinion but, I really hated those blue and maroon uniforms.
Pedro didn't dominate for over a decade… check the stats. His domination started in 1997 (at age 25) and lasted until 2005. Throw in a strike shortened season and that leaves you with 7 amazing seasons and handful of average to below-average ones. He had some unbelievable seasons in pitcher friendly parks… not taking anything away from Pedro becuase he was one of the best that I have ever watched firsthand… but he only won better than 15 games 7 times. I don't think that Pedro was way more dominant than Pedro, either. What Koufax did, often pitching on two days rest down the stretch with a bum arm, is amazing. Two time WS MVP, the only two time hickok belt winner…
Yeah I was confusing when I stated the Phills could have the #5-#6 best rotation ever. I meant those teams I listed as possibly competing with them, not being in front of them. But when I looked at it we really do have a top 5 rotation. I thought the yanks would be close with their history but they don't hve that many, though they might have the all time greatest bullpen with Goose and Mariano.
Anyways, I just think Koufax was so much better because he never declined dur to ineffectiveness, he declined due to severe arthiritis. It took a medical condition for him to stop playing, not being crushed by AAAA guys or dragging his career threw injuries. He went out on top.
Also his 4-5 yrs were more dominant than anyone else. He was so special that just off those 4-5 yrs he was a 1st ballot HOFer. That says something. Carlton is elite, but Koufax is immortal.
**Also, I would take Pedro in his prime against anyone, anywhere, anytime.
I never forget Sunday 5/21/1972. I was 15. My dad & I went to see Seaver vs Carlton, largest crowd in history to date at the Vet – 57,267. I knew I was looking at 3 future hall of famers – Seaver, Carlton, and last but certainly not least, Willie Mays for the Mets.
Carlton pitched a complete game, Seaver went 8.
Willie Mays hit a home run in the top of the 8th with one on to put the Mets ahead, the last 2 runs of the game. This was Willie's swan song year with the Mets before retiring. The entire crowd cheered him, not just the Mets fans who'd come down from NY.
@ Greeninil – I also remember that game. Wasn't Ron Stone sent down to the minors by GM John Quinn because he didn't hustle on that 9th inning bunt double play in front of the capacity crowd?
John Quinn's (Old school super bastard) last trade as Phillies GM was Carlton for Wise.
@ From Section 113 – To pitch like Carlton is super-human, but to pitch like Koufax is divine.
Hey Tim,
I meant no harm by my comment! But I get your drift.
Again, great pick for #2!
chuck p when i get home ill post the stats proving why pedro and lefty are better than koufax. stop using wins as an argument. that means nothing. ill explain that more in depth too.
did you know, in 1964 a home game against the dodgers, koufax starting, a little drizzle, and gene mauch kept pushing for a rain delay and got it, a doubleheader later in the year, 2nd game of the doubleheader frank thomas broke his hand possibly costing the fightins the pennant. dont mess with the baseball gods.
Okay, so 1st I'll debunk the wins thing. This is completely hypothetical but I just want to show how wins is a team related stat. I'm going to do this in 2 different ways.
1. If Walter Johnson had a bunch of 8 year olds as his offense they obviously wouldn't be able to score runs off major league pitching. Would that make him not a good pitcher anymore because he couldn't win games?
2. This is also very hypothetical but compare pitcher A and pitcher B. Also take into account that both pitchers pitch in similar ballparks ie both pitchers or hitters parks.
Pitcher A's stat line for one season
0-30 IP: 270 GS: 30 ERA: 1.00 Let's up exactly 1 run a game and his offense never scores one run for him.
Pitcher B's stat line for one season
30-0 IP: 270 GS: 30 ERA: 5.00 Let's up exactly 5 runs per game and his offense scores exactly 6 for him.
Who is the better pitcher? I hope that gets my point across.
Now onto the bigger thing at hand. Koufax vs Pedro vs Carlton
For starters Pedro did not pitch in a pitcher friendly park. Fenway is very much hitter friendly. I'm not sure about the stadiums that the Expos pitched in. Anyway, with all of that said ERA+ adjusts for the era a pitcher pitched in and the park(s) they pitched in.
ERA+: 131 IP: 2324.3 He had 6 good seasons the last 5 of which being dominant. Everything before that was about league average or less than league average. His 5 dominant seasons look like this: ERA+ of 141 159 187 160 and 190. All very, very good numbers. But he only sustained it for 5 years. Great peak, but his arm fell off.
ERA+ 154 IP: 2782.7 He had 12 good seasons 8 of which were ridiculously dominant including 2 that were considered to be 2 of the best pitching seasons of all of baseball. He did both of them in Fenway which is hitters friendly. Furthermore his 00 season IS the best season in baseball history. His 8 dominant seasons looked like this: ERA+ 219 163 243 291 189 202 210( all of those years were in a row between 1997 and 2003) then again in 05 he had a 145.
ERA+ 115 IP: 5217.3 He had 13 good seasons 5 of which were dominant. Carlton's were never consistent and were scattered about. His ERA+ in his dominant years were 164 182(his magical season in 72) 153 162 and 150.
The difference between Carlton and Koufax is that he had the same amount of dominant years that weren't as good, but he sustained a longer above average pitcher for the double time Koufax did. The reason Pedro is better than Carlton is because Pedro had 1 less good season than Carlton but out of those good seasons Pedro had 3 more that were dominant, and on top of that his dominance was leaps and bounds better than Carlton.
Pedro had arguably the best peak in baseball history if not the beast peak. 7 years in a row of being the best pitcher in baseball is no easy task, especially in the steroid era and Pedro wasn't on them. Once again ERA+ adjusts for the era. Carlton and Koufax both pitched in pitcher friendly eras when the offenses just weren't as good as the pitching was and Pedro pitched in the steroid era when hitters were hitting home runs left and right.
I hope all of this information can help to show why I think and know that Pedro is the best out of these 3 pitchers.
@ ashmidt – Also remember that Koufax no-hit the Phillies on June 4, 1964 at Connie Mack. He almost pitched a perfect game except for the walk to Allen on a close call full count pitch. Allen was later caught stealing. After the game when Allen was asked about the pitch he walked on, he responded that the pitch was way too low for him to swing at. He probably didn't even see it.
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Also to section 113: He did go out on top, but he still went out none the less. Most players stick around longer than they need to. It's just what they do. Their numbers take a hit from it. Mickey Mantel was upset because he didn't retire with a .298 career BA. He could have had he retired a year earlier than he did. You also contradicted yourself. You said Koufax had the best peak in baseball history(which he didn't not even 2nd), but then you said you'd take Pedro in his peak over anyone else(which I agree with besides maybe Walter Johnson's peak.) I don't understand how Koufax is immortal.
edit: a .300 BA. He retired with a .298
james, thanks for putting that up there, i really appreciate your contributions to this site very informative. i know about 10 people who told me they were at that game, what i heard was that richie allen led off the game with a walk, and koufax retired the next 27 batters, he was awesome, i saw him pitch the next year, it was a cold april day. amazing bunning pitches a perfecto not even 3 weeks later. i dont really care for the bickering about who was better,but for a big game i would take koufax.
i dont really care for the bickering about who was better,but for a big game i would take koufax.
Carlton was better but I agree with that statement 1000%
Oh I understand with all your points and agree with most. I make the statement all the time, that wins are overrated stats, at least to some degree, a pitcher still has to win.
I think as of right now, Pedro is the greatest pitcher I have ever seen. Carlton was damn good, but I was not old enough to see his entire career, where as I have with Pedro.
BUt when accounting for Lefties, I just feel like Koufax's 5 yrs are insane. I think all this stat huntung has also made me more appreciative of Randy Johnson. Man was that guy filthy in his prime.
Sandy Koufax's 5 years were insane, and the fact that it was in a row is pretty crazy too, but they aren't no where near as insane as Pedro's 7 years in a row. Randy Johnson is arguably the best lefty of all time. Toss up between him and Lefty Grove. Koufax might be 5th, I'm not sure. I'll have to look further into it. The thing really hurting him is his peak was only 6 years and out of those 6 years only 5 of them were really good. They are also really overrated because he did it during a pitching era and in a pitchers park.
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The School of Management at Bucknell University offers innovative professional education in the context of one of the nation's leading liberal arts universities. A Bucknell education, combining technical skills and deep intellectual exploration, is preparation for thoughtful and capable leaders.
We are all scholars here. We have a duty to our profession, our society, and our students to engage in scholarship as a life-long search for new answers to intellectually vital questions. By our example as scholars, we teach our students the importance of an abiding curiosity and thirst for knowledge.
Students come first. We base every decision on what is best for our students, and though reasonable people disagree about what is "best," we do not accept decisions premised on any lesser standard.
The right to be authentic. We believe in allowing each faculty member the autonomy to express their uniqueness as teachers, scholars, and community members. The interplay among these diverse perspectives, rather than any one best model of pedagogy or scholarship, promotes learning, passion, and innovation.
Truly professional education. We are committed to our students' professional development. We define "professional" broadly to include technical competence, intellectual depth, and moral development. The truly professional manager is not constrained by narrow conventions but understands organizations, has the skills and creativity to lead them, and thinks deeply and responsibly about their impact on society.
Leave room for community. Even in our autonomy, we are responsible to each other, to help each other achieve our professional goals and to work together in common cause. We value the fundamental trust and easy collegiality that we share.
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BSC Radiologic Technology Graduating Class of 2011 Achieves 100% Passage Rate on Certification Examination by American Registry of Radiologic Technologists
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(Bluefield)--Bluefield State College's 2011 Radiologic Technology graduates have achieved a 100% passage rate on the certification examination by the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists. The BSC Radiologic Technology program is accredited by the Joint Review Committee on Education in Radiologic Technology (JRCERT). JRCERT is recognized by the U.S. Department of Education as the national agency for the accreditation of educational programs for the radiographer and radiation therapist, and is responsible for all accreditation actions.
BSC's 2011 RadTech graduates who passed the certification examination include: Katelyn Barnetts, Tabitha Daniels, David Frady, Katelyn Ellis, Sandra Hopkins, Emily Hudnall, Jennifer Keffer, Brittany Lester, Todd Richendollar, Chandra Roberson, Natasha Roberts, Derek Russell, Melissa Sharp, Stephanie Sherwood, Courtney Shrader, Aimie Stacy, Jeannine Stables and Amber Vance. The students were honored at a pinning ceremony in May. The Class of '11 also provided 398.25 hours in community service initiatives during the academic year.
The outstanding clinical award went to Katelyn Barnette and David Frady and the outstanding academic award was presented to David Frady. The JRCERT Certificates of Excellence determined by the faculty to be the students who most closely fit the description of the professional and ethical technologist were awarded to Katelyn Barnette and Jami Pettry. All students received their radiologic technology pin at this ceremony.
Faculty include: Melissa Haye (program director), Angela Lambert (clinical coordinator), Vanessa Godfrey (didactic instructor), Robin Gibson (PCH Clinical Instructor), Richard Gibson (BRMC Clinical Instructor), Amy Bennett (BARH Clinical Instructor), and Jennifer Shelton (VA Clinical Instructor).
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Wisconsin Turns Big Ten Showdown Into a Rout at Michigan State
The Badgers' redshirt freshman quarterback Alex Hornibrook threw for 195 yards and a touchdown, and defensive back Leo Musso added a 66-yard fumble return for a score.
September 25, 2016, Sunday
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Kent State Professor Investigated for Possible Ties to ISIS
The F.B.I. is investigating Julio Pino, an educator in the history department known for incendiary remarks like "death to Israel."
January 22, 2016, Friday
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The Best Moments in College Football This Week
A look at some of the top storylines from the second week of the 2015 college football season.
September 13, 2015, Sunday
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About Urban Outfitters' Blood-Stained Kent State Sweatshirt...
Urban Outfitters apologized "sincerely" for giving offense.
September 15, 2014, Monday
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Joseph Kelner, 98, Dies; Led Kent State Lawsuit
Besides Kent State, other high-profile cases included those of Bernhard Goetz, the subway vigilante, and a pair of fired baseball umpires.
March 8, 2013, Friday
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A Partnership Seeks to Transform Kent State and Kent
Development is offering hope for a new relationship between Kent, Ohio, and Kent State University, where four students died in the Vietnam War era.
February 6, 2013, Wednesday
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Introducing ... the Mumbai/New York Photo Project
Photo essays that capture striking parallels in the everyday life of two great cities.
January 8, 2013, Tuesday
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Purdue Hires Coach From Kent State
Purdue's new football coach is Darrell Hazell, who was this season's Mid-American Conference coach of the year after leading Kent State to its first winning season since 2001.
December 6, 2012, Thursday
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Northern Illinois Hangs On
No. 19 Northern Illinois took a 44-37 victory over No. 18 Kent State in a stirring Mid-American Conference championship game in Detroit.
December 1, 2012, Saturday
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Rutgers Loses 7 Turnovers and Suffers First Defeat
Navy won, Army lost, and Columbia and Cornell both had winning scores in the last minute of their Ivy League games.
October 28, 2012, Sunday
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Fiona Apple added to Sunday's Lineup
We are excited to announce the addition of Fiona Apple to Gov Ball 2012! The Grammy award-winning artist will be touring this year behind her first new album since 2005's critically acclaimed Extraordinary Machine. Machine was named by Rolling Stone Magazine as the 49th best album of the 2000s, and was nominated for multiple Grammys. This past Friday, Apple's select six-show club tour (her first live dates since 2007) was met with incredible demand, and sold out in minutes. Apple's addition to the Sunday lineup of Gov Ball will give new fans, as well as her die-hard following, one of the first opportunities to see her perform live in NYC since her sold out show at Central Park in 2006.
Its an honor to have one of the greatest, and most unique, female singer/songwriters in alternative music grace the stage at Gov Ball this year. We can't wait.
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Incarcerated bob is not legit he just posts BS.
I am all for trading Camby, Novak and CHandler but this is like blowing up the team....trading Chandler needs to be for some good peices...picks and big man that can contribute right away
"The Knicks are back" - Amare
Incarcerated bob is not legit he just posts BS.
I don't know how I feel about this, players for player is a good trade, considering stat and bargnani will split time at the 4 which is ok, actually a good idea. However, the draft picks? Are you ****in kidding me? That's dumb I would rather have them take back amir Johnson.
On another note, chandler for DLee sounds good. But who the hell will be our center? Wed have no defense at the 4-5 what's so ever.
God help the Knicks this off season from self imploding
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Whatever is going on, it doesnt appear to have a big bright side..
DLee with Stat and Bargnani minus TC is not something I see Grunny doing but the Warriors want to dump DLee and his huge contract so maybe the deal happens if we can get a 2014 first rounder.
I trust grunny
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Ohio Northern University's professor's research on platypus published
Stephen Kolomyjec, visiting assistant professor of cell and molecular biology at Ohio Northern University, co-authored an article that has been published in the Australian Journal of Zoology.
Titled "Regional population structuring and conservation units in the platypus (Ornithorhynchus anatinus)," the article was authored by Kolomyjec in collaboration with Tom Grant of the University of New South Wales, Chris Johnson of the University of Tasmania, and David Blair of James Cook University.
According to Kolomyjec, the duck-billed platypus is one of the charismatic icons of Australian wildlife, although until recently it has remained quite under-researched. The platypus has a wide distribution in Australia, encompassing the southern island of Tasmania and a broad latitudinal range of the mainland from the temperate south to the tropical north.
Kolomyjec and his associates' research focused on understanding broad-scale population structuring across the platypus' range. The article identified three large-scale groupings that correspond closely to geographically distinct regions of the species' distribution and are highly isolated and distinct from a genetic point of view: the tropical northern mainland, the subtropical and temperate southern mainland, and the island of Tasmania.
The Australian Journal of Zoology is an international journal publishing contributions on evolutionary, molecular and comparative zoology. The journal focuses on Australasian fauna but also includes high-quality research from any region that has broader practical or theoretical relevance or that demonstrates a conceptual advance to any aspect of zoology. Subject areas include, but are not limited to, anatomy, physiology, molecular biology, genetics, reproductive biology, developmental biology, parasitology, morphology, behavior, ecology, zoogeography, systematics and evolution.


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Academic Information/Advising
A new Multi-Campus Model approved
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Aug 24/12
The Wilfrid Laurier University Senate and its Board of Governors have approved a report from the Presidential Task Force on Multi-Campus Governance that outlines a new multi-campus governance model for the university.
The task force has recommended a framework that is not only appropriate to our current multi-community needs, but it is also flexible and scalable to facilitate strategic growth to additional communities in the future, said Max Blouw, Laurier president and vice-chancellor.
Key among the reports recommendations is the principle that university governance will be aligned by academic discipline or administrative function. Functional leaders will be accountable for their activities across all campuses, and location-specific coordinating bodies will ensure that programs and services are delivered effectively at each campus.
In practice, this means that the Faculty from which an academic program originally developed will be responsible for that program in all locations in which it is offered, said Deb MacLatchy, vice-president: academic and provost.
A new Faculty or Faculties will be created at Laurier Brantford from the programs that originated at that campus.
Full-time faculty members in Brantford who are part of Waterloo-originating programs will be able to choose as a sub-unit whether they affiliate with the originating Faculty in Waterloo or a newly created Brantford Faculty, said MacLatchy.
On the administrative side, leaders will be responsible for their functional area across all Laurier campuses; for example, the functional leadership for IT support is situated in Brantford, but is responsible for IT support at all Laurier locations. As another example, Human Resources leadership is based in Waterloo, but is responsible for HR administration across all Laurier locations.
The goal of this model is to ensure that accountability follows function so that each unit is tied into the subject matter expertise that it needs, said Jim Butler, vice-president: Finance and Administration. But its equally crucial that coordinating bodies and processes are in place to meet local needs and coordinate local services. This combination will best serve stakeholders across the university.
Throughout the fall and winter months, work will be taking place to create disciplinary Faculties from among current programs at Brantford as well as the other organizational changes associated with the academic model. Presidents Group, in conjunction with functional leaders, will develop the integrated administrative model. The Multi-Campus Governance Task force recommendations will also serve as context for the Integrated Planning and Resource Management (IPRM) process.
The Presidential Task Force on Multi-Campus Governance was established in 2010 to meet the need for an overarching model of multi-campus governance, in response to fundamental shifts in the universitys identity over the past 20 years.
When the Brantford campus opened in 1999, Laurier became a multi-campus and multi-community university. Over the next several years, the Brantford and Waterloo campuses grew significantly, the Faculty of Social Work moved to Kitchener, and Laurier established an office in Toronto.
Increasingly, Laurier is beginning to realize its potential as an integrated multi-community institution.
Based on research into governance at other North American universities, the task force articulated 14 consensus points on governance, reflecting Laurier values, culture and history, that were endorsed by Senate and approved by the Board of Governors in spring 2011.
The consensus points served as guiding principles for two working groups; one focusing on academic governance, and the other on administrative governance. The working groups consulted widely with the Laurier community to develop recommendations for the integrated organizational structures. The Presidential Task Force then consolidated the findings of the two working groups into a single report, which was endorsed by Senate and approved by the Board of Governors in spring 2012.
To read the Presidential Task Force on Multi-Campus Governance reports and for detailed information, please visit the multi-campus governance website.
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BioShock: Ultimate Rapture Edition Is Packed With Stuff
BioShock Infinite hits stores on March 26, 2012, but fans can revisit the previous entries once again well before that with the newly announced BioShock: Ultimate Rapture Edition. The January 14, 2013-releasing collection packs in BioShock and BioShock 2 along with an assortment of extras. For starters, you get all DLC from the two games,...
BioShock Cosplay Video: Check Out The Best Costumes At Pax East 2012
There's something about BioShock fandom that breeds amazingly awesome cosplay. I'm not sure what it is, but you can't deny it. If you need proof, check out the video below, in which BioShock cosplayers show off their costumes at Pax East 2012. Watch Larger Version | Watch HD Version We've also got a photo gallery of BioShock cosplay...
BioShock Movie Loses Director For The Second Time, Now On Hold
The BioShock movie adaptation is no longer in the hands of 28 Weeks Later director Juan Carlos Fresnadillo, a new interview with The Playlist confirms. Fresnadillo is currently doing press for his latest film, Intruders, and signs are now pointing to him as the director of Summit Entertainment's planned Highlander reboot. "To be honest, by...
The 7 Most Shocking Moments In Gaming From X-Play
Shocking moments are one of my favorite parts about playing games. I love playing a story when everything gets turned upside down on me. Whether it's gut-wrenching emotional moment like in Final Fantasy VII or a truly evocative set-piece like in Call of Duty 4, shocking moments make the games much more engaging and ultimately fun. Watch X-Play's...
My 5 Favorite Games: Alex Sim-Wise
X-Play favorite Alex Sim-Wise dishes about her Top-5 favorite games of all time in this X-Play clip. Find out why you should stop making fun of Cloud and what scares the pants off of her. Believe me, you want to see what scares the pants off Alex Sim-Wise! Watch Larger Version | Watch HD Version
BioShock Cosplay Photoshoot at the Georgia Aquarium
Irrational staffers showed up at the Georgia Aquarium to take some awesome pictures of a few really creative BioShock cosplayers last weekend during Dragon*Con. The group included people dressed as Thuggish Splicers, Houdini Splicers, Spider Splicers, Sander Cohen, Andrew Ryan, Jasmine Jolene, Jack, a Little Sister, and many more. You can check...
Bioshock Infinite Panel Live Stream PAX Prime 2011
We've got a treat for you, gamers. Below you'll find a live stream of Irrational Games PAX Prime 2011 panel. If you didn't make it to PAX you missed out on one of the most interesting panels you may ever see. Watch as Ken Levine, Adam Sessler and two voice actors from Bioshock: Infinite explain what goes into making one of the most anticipated...
Real Life Version Of Bioshock's Rapture Planned
Moneyed industrialist Peter Thiel, founder of PayPal, recently invested $1.25 million in an effort to build a Libertarian floating city in the middle of the ocean, partially bankrolling a real-life version of Bioshock's undersea city of Rapture. Thiel and company's communities won't be built under the ocean, but will instead float upon it on...
BioShock Movie; Gore Verbinski Out
BioShock the movie is no longer being directed by Gore Verbinski. During an interview with ComingSoon.net Verbinski went into detail on why he's no longer involved with the BioShock movie. "I couldn't really get past anybody that would spend the money that it would take to do it and keep an R rating," he explained. Keep reading for...
BioShock: Rapture Available In March 2011
BioShock: Rapture, a new novel that tells the tragic tale of Andrew Ryan's maddeningly ambitious yet ultimately doomed vision for an underwater utopian metropolis, has unexpectedly surfaced over at Amazon. If the listing is accurate, the book will be available on March 1, 2011. Read More?
Ken Levine's Abandoned Monster Island Game Sounds Amazing
In the latest installment in Irrational's on-going/fascinating "From the Vault" series, which has included the original pitch for BioShock and details about a third-person horror game based on The Divine Comedy called The Lost, the developer has released the original pitch (and some retroactive artwork) for Ken Levine's...
Nugget From The Net: Bioshock Meets Minecraft
I'm totally addicted to Minecraft, but I don't build mega-structures like many people. I spend most of my time cowering, trying to avoid being killed by creepers when it gets dark, but I did manage to construct a pretty sweet roller coaster. I was feeling proud of myself, until Jake "Dream-Killer" Gaskill sent me this video of Bioshock...
Sessler's Soapbox: The (Game) World Must Stand On Its Own
Sessler is back from QuakeCon 2010, and after moderating a panel about blockbuster games and the announcement of Bioshock Infinite, he's got a new topic for this week's Soapbox. When we play a video game we enter a world imagined by someone else, a universe created by a mind similar to ours. The creation of that world, and its full realization...
Irrational Games Announces BioShock Infinite, Reveal Trailer Released
The mystery of Project Icarus has finally been solved, as Ken Levine and his team at Irrational Games, the mad geniuses behind BioShock (when they were formerly known as 2K Boston), have unveiled their next gorgeously detailed and delightfully terrifying endeavor, BioShock Infinite. The game is set in 1912, and takes place aboard, if...
Ken Levine: Project Icarus Trailer, Live Demo Footage Incoming
Irrational Games' head Ken Levine has confirmed that not only will a trailer for his team's next game, codenamed Project Icarus, be officially unveiled during a press event tomorrow in New York City, but those in attendance will also be treated to a live demo of the game. I know. Bunch of jerks, right? The trailer will be available...
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A night at the brewery, a day in the garden…and all that jazz
May 21, 2014 —
Believe it or not, being the center of attention is not always my cup of tea. In my mind's eye, I see some of you laughing and shaking your heads, but it's true. In fact, there are times when I'm downright shy (hold the guffaws), so when I marched in to the Callicoon Brewing Co. (www.callicoonbrewing.com) the other night under the guise of spending some quality time with my "work wife," the amazing Amanda Reed, I was not prepared for a surprise party. Amanda, with the assistance of others at The River Reporter, had put together a birthday party of impressive proportions, replete with a band (Doug Rogers and the Backseat Drivers), a beautiful repast and a room full of people who showed up in an epic rainstorm to help me ring in a new decade. Yes, I'm old… but not too old to appreciate the time, effort and heaps of loving kindness (not to mention some swell gifts!) that rained on me that night and for that, we thank you.
Feeling celebrated (if not a bit creaky) was lovely, and instilled a little youthful vigor in me just in time to adjust the hitch in my git-along and take to the open road, the Wonder Dog's ears flapping in the breeze, which led us directly to Livingston Manor, NY and its inaugural Garden Day. My events calendar promised "a day filled with neighborhood vendors tempting us with gardening-related wares" and "music on an outside stage, filling the air," as Master Gardeners answered questions and beekeepers demonstrated how they keep track of their queen. With an eye toward making this an annual event, presented by the Livingston Manor Library, Sullivan County Audubon, the Manor Chamber and Renaissance Team, I was happy to see so many folks milling about, taking advantage of the dry weather and enjoying a spring festival that educated and entertained, keeping my mind off of turning 40. Oops, I mean 50. Wait. What?


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Howard Signs 5-Year Extension
Phillies fans were taken by surprise this afternoon as it was announced that Ryan Howard will be with the Phillies through at least 2016 with a contract worth about $125 million dollars. Howard was already on-board through 2011 and here is how the remaining years will pay out: $20 million a year for 2012-2013; $25 million a year for 2014-2016 plus an option for 2017 worth $23 million and a $10 million dollar buyout.
There is a limited no-trade clause attached as well, plus award bonuses. Needless to say, Howard will be laughing all the way to the bank.
Not he isn't worth the money; Howard leads all major league players in home runs with 222 and RBI's with 650 since 2005. He also has a National League MVP award under his belt and was named the NL Rookie of the Year in 2005.
What is surprising about the deal is both the timing and Howard's willingness to commit. It is the end of April and the Phillies are in the middle of a West Coast road trip; so, the timing is weird. Plus, it was almost assumed by most experts that Howard would want to test free-agency, in search of a bigger paycheck. And while the paycheck here is plenty large, it is still nice to see that Howard wants to stay in Philly.
The only possible drawback I see is this: Remember all these years past when the Phillies used Pat Burrell's large salary and long contract as the excuse for not resigning key players or not going out and getting players to improve the team? Oh yeah, that. While GM Ruben Amaro Jr. is set on winning, let us all hope that the financial commitment does not translate into a boat-load of excuses later.
Imagine when Chase Utley's contract comes up for renewal in 2013, as an example. Is Howard worth losing Utley, the best overall player and most dedicated member of the team (in my humble opinion, of course)? Nope. But, I promise not to panic until it comes to that ;o)
In the meantime, congratulations to Ryan! Now go hit some more homers….please and thank you :O)
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I think the early Burrell yrs were different. Today, the cash has been a steady stream for a nice chunk of time. can't say that about 2002, '03 or '04. With Burrell the Phils were still building up to their current financial health.. – Classic domino effect. I heard about the contract in the car. What if you didn't have Jim Thome at the time? Howard would have been called up earlier. Do you think the Phils would have given him this money 2 years ago? I do like the "excuses" concern. It's based in truth people easily forget.


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Utley: You Won't Like Him When He's Angry
Chase Utley got angry tonight and the Minnesota Twins paid the price. After all the talk about Utley being injured after a comment made in an interview by first base coach, Davey Lopes, Utley came out tonight to prove everyone wrong. He swears he is not injured and based on his play tonight, who could argue? Trust me Twins, you won't like him when he's angry.
Utley nailed an RBI single in the first inning and smashed a 3-run homer in the second. He was a monster in the field as well. Utley dove for a hard hit ground ball in the 3rd inning that would have been out of the reach of any normal human. He snagged the ball while on the ground, got up and made the throw to first to end the inning.
Then in the 5th inning, Jason Kubel hit what looked like an inside-the-park home run. Utley took the relay throw from Shane Victorino and threw Kubel out at the plate with a little help from catcher Carlos Ruiz. Utley made a statement tonight. Do not make him angry. Or perhaps Lopes' slip of the tongue was a huge favor; it lit a fire under Utley. Clue for the Phils: Next time Utley is slumping, piss him off.
Ryan Howard must have taken the rumor about Utley to heart as well; he went 4 for 5 with TWO home runs, a triple and 3 RBI. He and Utley went back-to-back with those homers. But they were not alone in their offensive outburst. The Phillies put 9 runs on the board all together with additional hits from Placido Polanco, Jayson Werth and others.
Joe Blanton bounced back after some very bad outings previous to tonight. He did well through 6 innings, allowing just one run. But the same mistake that has been made with Blanton all year long was made again; he was left in too long. In the top of the 7th, he gave up a single and then a 2-run homer before he was replaced by Chad Durbin. The shame of it is, Blanton could have left the game with only 1 run allowed, but the Phils continue to push him even when he looks tired. The Phils had a huge lead, but the confidence boost Blanton should have left with may have been erased.
Overall, the game tonight was very intense, but not all of it was a good thing. Both Werth and Victorino appeared to tweak a muscle running hard to first base. They each stayed in the game, so that is a good sign. Then in the 8th inning, Kubel shattered his bat which nailed Ruiz in the head and he lay motionless on the ground for a good amount of time. Ruiz was taken out of the game and did walk off on his own so, hopefully, he will be okay.
The other excitement in tonight's game was seeing Scott Mathieson pitch in the majors for the first time since 2006. Two Tommy John surgeries later, and Mathieson was pumped up to make it back to the bigs. A little too pumped up, because he gave up hit after hit in the 9th inning until the bases were loaded with one out. After a wild pitch and two more runs scoring, Brad Lidge was brought in to finish the game which he did without issue. Phils win, 9-5.
While Mathieson hit 99mph on the radar gun, the control was not there. Lidge probably breathed a sigh of relief as his closing job is safe for now. But this may have been a case of nerves and we will probably see Mathieson again soon.
Cole Hamels will pitch tomorrow; game time is 4:10pm.
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Utley sure was proving a point last night. It's been a crazy time as of late and it just goes to show that anything can rattle or shake a player into complacency or fighting back- "fight or flight so to speak". I think sometimes the mental part of the game gets overlooked. Here's hopin Ruiz is ok! Poor Chooch- hated to see him hurt like that! Looks like Victorino and Werth played through the pain. Barb
I guess the Phillies' offensive woes are over! You must be feeling a whole lot better these days, Jenn.
Darn that Davey Lopes!! Foiled again.
It's…. About…. DARN…. TIME these guys start scorin' runs again…and Utley especially. Where's that swagger? On the up and up one would hope.
Love it. Your Photoshop plays on the Phillies are just hilarious. Good stuff, Jenn.


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If you've been in the grocery store lately and are reeling at the high price of Halloween candy, you aren't alone.
Nearly everything used to cost less "in the old days," and Halloween treats are no exception.
Daily Finance, an AOL money and finance site, takes a look back at the prices of popular Halloween candy and how they compare to today.
Tootsie Roll (1896) -- Large Tootsie Rolls sold for one penny each 115 years ago. Today, a 2.25-ounce package can be had for 99 cents.
Candy Corn (1898) -- By the 1920s, this popular treat was selling for 16 cents a pound, and dropped to half that during the Depression. Today, you can find candy corn for as little as 99 cents for a 4-ounce bag.
Hershey's Chocolate Bars (1900) -- These sweet rectangles of chocolate were originally sold for five cents, and you could still buy a giant Hershey's bar for just a nickel until 1969. Today, a giant bar costs $2.29.
Baby Ruth (1921) -- This chocolate-peanut-caramel confection originally cost just five cents. Today, The king-size version goes for 99 cents.
Milky Way (1923) -- Created by confectioner Frank Mars, these chocolate malt nougat-coated bars were originally priced at just five cents. Today, they sell for around 67 cents.
Reese's Peanut Butter Cups (1928) -- Originally, you could buy Reese's Peanut Butter Cups for a penny, two cents or five cents each, depending on size. Today, a package of two goes for about 89 cents.
Snickers (1930) -- Now the world's best-selling candy bar, Snickers originally sold for 20 cents. The average price of this chewy confection today is 75 cents.
3 Musketeers (1932) -- Like many candy bars at the time, 3 Musketeers bars originally sold for five cents. While prices vary today, the going price seems to be 89 cents.
M&M's (1941) -- Originally packaged in a tube for U.S. soldiers, this treat sold for about five cents a tube or bag. A bag these days averages about 69 cents.
SweeTARTS (1963) -- The colorful sweet-and-sour little candies, about the size and shape of a penny, originally sold for five cents a package. Today, you can expect to pay about 89 cents.
Jelly Belly Jelly Beans (1971) -- Sweetened with natural flavors for the first time, Jelly Bellys originally sold for $2 a pound. Today, you can buy a 1.6 ounce box of 20 flavors for $1.25.
Skittles (1981) -- These colorful, sweet and juicy candies debuted in America in 1981. At that time, they sold for 88 cents per small bag. Most small bags still go for around 88 cents.
Dove Chocolate (1992) -- Nine years ago, you could buy an 11-ounce package of milk or dark Dove chocolate candies for $3.29. Today, you'll pay about $4.79 for a 9.5 ounce package.
The practice of dressing up in costumes and begging door to door for treats on holidays dates back to the Middle Ages and includes Christmas wassailing.
The custom of wearing costumes and masks at Halloween goes back to Celtic traditions of attempting to copy the evil spirits or placate them.
Guising, or going from home to home in disguise, at Halloween in Scotland is first recorded in 1895, when masqueraders in disguise carried lanterns made out of scooped out turnips and were rewarded by homeowners with cakes, fruit and money.
The practice of Guising at Halloween in North America is first recorded in 1911, where a newspaper in Kingston, Ontario, reported children going "guising" around the neighborhood.
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Whether you're a local, national, or international wanderer, there's nothing that your legs will love more during those adventures than the ExOfficio Women's Nomad Short. Made of quick-drying nylon, the Nomad has been finished with a DWR coating to repel water and stains and has a zippered security pocket on the side leg for a passport or other essential gear. It also boasts a comfortable contoured and microfleece-lined waistband and UPF 30+ sun protection to prevent chafing and protect your skin, respectively.
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Comfy, Nomad-dah what (couldn't resist).
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
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The ExOfficio Nomads are the most comfortable item of clothing I own at present. Idaho is having a heatwave like I've never seen and I've been living in these shorts. From the office to the trail, in the kayak and the helicopter, fishing and grilling – these shorts are perfect!
The fabric is soft to the touch and very lightweight. Water beads on the surface and the shorts are surprisingly stain-resistant. I had the Nomads on for probably half an hour when Kimber put enormous muddy paw prints on each leg, they disappeared after a few expletives and some frantic brushing. I also managed to smear engine oil on them during a preflight; the stain was gone when I got home. As far as I'm concerned, the fabric is imbued with magical stain-defying properties heretofore unseen by mankind.
ExOfficio gives you POCKETS! The paucity of pockets on women's clothing is enough to drive me to drink and if I don't have a pocket for my flask I get pissed (the drunk kind of pissed AND the angry kind). I'm kidding, sort of.
In all seriousness, as a person who refuses to carry a purse, I appreciate well-designed pockets. The front pockets are blessedly normal, I can actually stand with my hands in my pockets and I've carried my longest pocket knives comfortably.
There are two other pockets on the legs. The left pocket has a small Velcro closure and is clearly designed for a cell phone. My iphone 5s fits easily, even in its bulky Lifeproof case. The right pocket is a bit larger and has a zipper. I've been putting my wallet in there and sometimes my keys too. I tried my Mom's iphone 6+ in the left pocket but it was too large (she has a UAG folio case), it rides well in the right pocket but I can't close the zipper.
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ExOfficio has accurate fit notes on their website. I'm wearing these Nomads in a size 4 but I'm wearing size 6 Ziwa BugsAway Convertible Pants because the waist on the Ziwas is much higher and the overall fit is just a bit different.
Something I forgot to mention in my initial review is the direction of the fly placket, it seems backward to me. The placket opens to the left, maybe a lefty designed these shorts?
Not a negative comment, just an observation, I've never encountered left-handed bottoms before!
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The Laurier Archives is a friendly, but normally peaceful, place a haven for genteel scholars working silently to unearth secrets long buried in old documents and artifacts.
That atmosphere of pensive calm was obliterated this May and June, as over 1,000 middle-school students passed through the facility as part of Lauriers annual JUMP program of campus visits.
This is the first time weve been a part of JUMP, and we were thrilled by the opportunity to engage with these students and to give them a taste of archival work, said Julia Hendry, head of the Laurier Archives. Its definitely made the Archives livelier than usual, she added.
On each tour, Archives Assistant Andre Furlong showed off wonderments such as antique film cameras and wood-block negatives, early personal computing equipment, original hand-written correspondence by Sir Wilfrid Laurier, and printed volumes dating to the dawn of the printing press. The students guessed the age of various items, took an impromptu quiz on the holdings, and got to freely handle the materials after the presentation.
This is great, said Valerie Bean, a teacher at Goderich Public School, during one of the visits. Its showing the students the beginnings of the media world they live in today.
The students were intrigued, baffled, and occasionally disturbed by the artifacts on display, often struggling to guess their age and provenance. They were amused by massive film cameras that held only eight shots of film and that could not focus on objects closer than five feet away (No selfie range! one girl in Beans class helpfully offered).
A boy named Kyle, aged 11, found himself strangely drawn to a computer from the early 1980s, its three-inch screen reading Welcome JUMP Students!_ in ghostly green letters, the cursor at the end of the line winking steadily. Its kind of creepy, he said.
Created in 1994, JUMP (which stands for Junior University Multidisciplinary Program) gives Ontario students in grades five through eight a glimpse of university life over the course of one to three days, during which they attend sessions on archaeology, astronomy, psychology and many other academic subjects.
Given the success of this years pilot program, Hendry is hoping that the Archives will be included alongside such subjects in JUMP from now on. It really is a great opportunity to connect with possible future scholars and researchers at such a young age, she said.
In the meantime, the students from Goderich, having finished their tour, were preparing to head off to dinner. They had just arrived on campus, and still had many sessions ahead of them, but it was clear that the Archives had made a strong impression.
I liked the antique things, said a student named Emma as the group was filing out. I didnt know what a floppy disk was before. It makes me feel lucky to be living now.
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Repositories / SSH Public Keys
Repository write access is handled by SSH tunnels that require the SSH public/private key system.
Generating your SSH key pair
On Windows, using the PuTTy suite is recommended. You can use PuTTyGen to generate your public and private key pair. Reading PuTTy documentation about key authentication is strongly recommended.
On *nix (including Mac OS X), you can just pop open a terminal and use ssh-keygen.
As an alternative, less secure, method we also will generate ssh keys for you. This is accessible at: /home/generate-keys/
Uploading your public key
When you have your ssh keys created, upload your public key to /users/current-profile/repository-aut.../edit/ and you should be able to use that key to have write access to projects that you are a member of.
Be sure to copy the public key as one line without any space in the central part. Your public key should look like one of these depending on its type:
- RSA key for SSH2 (recommended):
ssh-rsa AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAABIwAAAIEAvnUSCZFxE6p72IeFjYpx4R8e0uyDGARigTwtCvDdRYzD1Nbk1NXOyz1wi5WP/hEk80Qf8HoQ45D6xkyMr/FNL9yiWtlFptForphSnkZZo9L4/gk5rx9+Gg8P/u/sdx2AaKcugxn2g9s0eYotHOjl9OCIeC6rLePbxEJtQeQzsx0= optional comment
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Starting a SSH agent and loading your private key
On Windows, launch Pageant (see its documentation) and load your private keys.
Most *nix distributions commonly ships a SSH agent loaded on graphical login. Just try ssh-add to load your private key. If it failed, you had to launch ssh-agent and tried ssh-add again.
This is required prior to any SSH access to the repository.
Testing the SSH connection
The server and username depend on the type of repository you are using:
- Subversion: server svn.wowace.com, username svn,
- Git: server git.wowace.com, username git,
- Mercurial: server hg.wowace.com, username hg,
Those will be used in any subsequent SSH connection to the repository.
Follow these steps to test the connection:
- Try to connect to the server using either ssh (*nix) or PuTTy (Windows).
- On first connection, you should be asked to accept the server key or not. Accept it.
- If everything went well, you should get the following message:
Successfully connected, but no svn/git/hg command provided.
The SSH key are now set up correctly. You can then start to use your Subversion/Git/Mercurial client using SSH tunnels. You may still have errors accessing the repository but they should not be related to the SSH keys.
If anything goes wrong, please check that:
- you uploaded your public key in the right format,
- you have a SSH agent running with the corresponding private key loaded,
- you are trying to connect to the server and the username corresponding to your repository type.
Common error messages:
- SSH error: "no authentication method left": the authentication with the public key failed, either because you have not uploaded it correctly or you have not loaded it in your SSH agent,
- SVN error: "Authorization failed": the SSH authentication succeded but you do not have the privilege to access the repository, it may be because the repository is private and you are not listed in the author list or because the project has been abandonned or deleted. Finally it sometimes happens when the authorization script bugged, you will have to contact an site administrator.
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