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I lived in Oregon for three months recently, and I was completely blown away by the work of Ninkasi, Widmer Bros., Rogue, Boneyard and of course the mighty, mighty Deschutes. I even went all the way across Tombstone Pass and past the Sisters to Bend just to visit the latter, and I was not disappointed. Their Inversion IPA is simply just a masterpiece of the form, and its crazy brother, the Hop Henge, is one of the most intense beers I have ever had. But for sheer drinkability in spite of heavy hoppiness, nothing beats the Total Domination IPA by Ninkasi. It may not be the most sophisticated IPA you'll ever have, it may not be the most hoppy or freak of nature on the IBU scale, but it's just extremely, extremely easy to get down in unhealthy quantities, and it never bored me.
We can thank the US for this development, but in all honesty, you guys are perhaps a tiny bit too focused on IPAs.
Written by ruffio on 22.08.2012 at 06:41
Red Chair by Deschutes is actually their spring beer, Usually january to may. Their summer/fall beer is twilight ale and pretty soon we'll be getting to try their winter warmer, Jubelale. Which changes a little every year but is always amazing.
Also I just have to say I do a lot of homebrewing and ive never seen a beer so yellow during the boil before. Im assuming its from chinook pellets?
Written by Jaeryd on 22.08.2012 at 07:09
Arizona is a little bit dry on that kind of thing.
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Ahhh, nice article Craig. Brings a tear to my eye. Here in the land of "Lavern and Shirley", microbrews are worshipped just as much as our favorite old school Miller Lite less filling taste great ads.
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Written by Marcel Hubregtse on 23.08.2012 at 00:40
Mister BitterCOld, the author of this blog, is from Arizona maybe he might want to give you some tips concerning microbreweries near where you live.
Written by Bloody Rain on 24.08.2012 at 06:44
Right now I'm drinking some Rogue Dead Guy Ale (from Oregon) and I'm very impressed.
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Found out there's an Albertsos a mile or so away from me that sells Dale's today. Great stuff right there. only had two cans left though, had to supplement with Colt 45's. Most dignified way to ball on a budget.
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Funny thing is I was eating the most unbearably hot wings when I got those 2 (was a Ducks gameday, I think) + I was punch-stop-signs drunk that night, didn't actually get or appreciate the full taste. Bought 6 about a week ago, wasn't disappointed. For a pack of 12 oz-ers, those fuckers really do the trick. Can pound them easily, but you're still getting flavor (gotten used to drinking Old German/Pabst lately).
Problem is the price for me, it hovers around the 10 dollar range for a 6er, whereas a 24 of PBR is 14 at Safeway. Gotta go with quantity over quality due to chronic financial headaches.


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Sabermetrics (the explanation)
Many have read the phenomenon known as Moneyball by Michael Lewis. So then, many know that Billy Beane,
used statistics such as On-Base Percentage and Slugging Percentage to find undervalued players. What most people don't know is why. This is where the title "Observing Baseball" comes into play. I didn't get why either until I applied that knowledge to games that I watched. When one truly observes baseball, everything makes more sense.
But enough of the fancy words, let's get to explaining. I will list different Sabermetric statistics and show why they help to find the value of a player.
On-Base Percentage- For those who don't know, this statistics measures how many times a batter got on base over the total amount of times he appeared at home plate. This is as opposed to the common statistic of Batting Average. This statistics is obviously tilted more to the favor of hitters who walk a lot:
The advantage that it holds over Batting Average is that hitting goes through hot streaks and slumps, walks are a state of mind so they are a consistent source of base-runners. For example, Mark Teixera (is that right?) has a Batting Average of around .200 in the month of April but his On-Base Percentage always stays around .100 above his Batting Average and he helps his team in that way and is not completely dead weight. The idea behind it is: the more base-runners a team has, the more chances they have to score. To them, the only difference between a single and a walk is that the walk probably made the opposing pitcher throw more pitches and is even better than a single.
Slugging Percentage- If any of you had the following question about On-Base Percentage, "Mister, isn't there any value in the player that hits for extra bases, because you would still need four walks before you got three outs to score a single run and those don't seem like good odds to me," you would have a good point. Slugging Percentage is the Total Bases [(Singles*1)+(Doubles*2)+(Triples*3)+(Home Runs*4)] of a hitter over the number of At-Bats. This gives you how many bases a hitter gives you every At-Bat. This is how staisticians evaluate how well a hitter can hit for power instead of the scout's way of watching them. I personally like both but prefer the stats if you can get them because it helps to remove yourself as an evaluator and prevents instinctual decision. Moving on… this statistic prefers players who hit doubles, triples and Home Runs as opposed to singles. So:
Instead of this:
I don't feel like making separate categories for them but there are various statistics made out of combining the On-Base and Slugging Percentages. The simplest and most common is On-base Plus Slugging percentage which is just the two component statistics. The second is Gross Production Average which takes into account the Sabermetrician's thought that On-Base is 180% more important than Slugging Percentage so this is (On-Base*1.8)+(Slugging Percentage). The final hybrid is Runs Created, which is like a modified slugging percentage in which Walks are entered as Singles and the Total Bases are over Plate Appearances instead of At-Bats.
Range factor- Onto the fielding statistics. Range factor is less Sabermetric in the fact that it is a low tech version of UZR (more on that later). It can be affected significantly by luck. Now, Range Factor is the number of assists and putout a fielder has times 9 over the number innings that player played. It is meant to show how much ground a player can cover by using how many plays the fielder was involved in but does not account for the plays where the ball comes right to the fielder.
Ultimate Zone Rating- The high tech Range Factor, Ultimate Zone Rating divides the field into different zones and identifies how well a fielder got to balls hit in the different zones compared to the people at their same position that year and shows how many runs the fielder either cost or saved their team. This is the statistical measurement for fielding. All the other stats are just this stat derived in different ways. For example, Ultimate Zone Rating plus accounts for the player's home park. So a player in snug Fenway wouldn't get more credit than a player in a more spacious park like PETCO to name one.
Pitching Statistics- There are almost no individual pitching statistics. There are three types of Sabermetric statistics
1. Ratios per innings pitched- This includes the likes of ERA, K/9, BB/9, H/9, WHIP etc. These are just to see what a pitcher would do over nine innings using the numbers that stats already show. For example, what sounds better 10 walks over 22 innings pitched or 4.09 walks per nine innings pitched.
2. Defense independent or Park independent statistics- This would include DIERA which takes your defenses range or arm out of the equation. So this stops your right fielder's incredibly heavy feet from affecting your ERA if he doesn't quite get to a ball that turned into a double. It would also include ERA+ which takes your home ballpark out of the equation so a Rockie's pitcher can compare to a Twin's pitcher.
3. Component Statistics- This would be CERA which calculates what a pitcher's ERA should be by using his Strike-outs, Hits, Doubles, Triples, Home Runs, Hit Batters, and Walks. My only complaint about these is that they tend to favor pitchers that strike out a lot of hitters. So under this system a Trevor Cahill should do worse than Jonathan Sanchez every season. It discounts the fact that a pitcher can make a ball get hit softer and will then have less hits on balls in play than a pitcher who gets hit harder.
I hope this explains any questions you have about stats, and for the record, I haven't been lazy the past… what has it been, twenty days. It's just that nothing that important happened.
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I was sitting watching the snow fall while reading this blog. It was a nice reminder that Spring Training is not far away and that will be followed by warmer and sunnier weather here in Iowa.
As a kid, I probably got on base more often via a walk than a hit so I appreciated the On-base percentage. I was a good base runner, although we often played with a no stealing base rule, since we seldom had a catcher — we usually just let the ball hit the backstop and someone from the hitting team would throw it back to the picture. Obviously I never played "organized" ball, on;y sandlot or pick-up games. A walk was usually callled after eight pitches without a hit or an out and I could foul ball just about any pitch.
You have become a very good writer. I have read through most of your blogs and am impressed. You have a way of holding the reader's interest even though I am not a reader of baseball statistics nor do I follow baseball.
Since my brother is not sending many emails nor calling all that often, can you drop me an email now and then letting me know how he is doing?
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this is my 2nd BF baby and I didnt have this prob with my first...HE is 6 weeks old!
I only bf from one breast per feeding..and he sounds like he is gulping/gagging the WHOLE time..from what I understand of OALD it happens in beginning..but not the whole session...
the few times I have pumped (just if I miss the two feeds - doesnt happen often) I notice I have like 3+ sprays and I get 5 oz from both in like ten min!!...I feel so bad, I am guessing that is like my lo is drinking out of a 3 nipple on a bottle.
he is usually done feeding from the one breast in less than 10 min..and now I see why...
he is also VERY GASSY...i don't think he is REALLY bothered by it..just a lot of grunting and we help him by lifting his legs
and he makes clicking noises that is not fixed when we relatch...is this causing the gas?
will my breasts eventually slow down for him???..I feel so bad, it exhausting for him just to eat!!


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Anyone has bad habits, and I'm kinda curious about the one's other people have.
For example mine is chewing on all my pens and pencils...
Procrastination is mine!
I do have a case of obsessive-compulsive disorder, for example; say I'm eating a chewable piece of candy. If I chew it twice with the teeth at the right side of my mouth, I'll have to, according to the almighty book of decent-compulsive-conduct as is befitting of a gentleman, do the same at the other side, the left side that is.
It doesn't end there though, it can be that as well as tapping my right and left index finger the same amount of times, otherwise it doesn't feel 'right'.
I see that as a bad habit since it restricts me and I hate that feeling of things not being right, which interrupts some of my activities at times, though it isn't as bad as it was before. Think it has to do with balance somehow, like Death the kid!
Then there's the procrastination as many others, nothing special there.
Like Konata!
Sometimes paying too little attention.
An example would be reading posts too carelessly, ending up in me misunderstanding and at times even ending up hurting the other part's feelings. Though I'm really trying to counter that~
Like.. :shrug:
Over-thinking things? I mean, when going hiking with friends, I always bring too much, always ending up with my back hurting like an old man's! Like Victorique!
Though sometimes it pays off!
Sometimes when I eat something really good, such as cotton candy, I eat too much for my tummy's best sake.
Like.. Luffy!
Nothing else!
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1)Smoking cigarettes.
2)Drinking 40's
3)Just not Fiving a Guck in general, about shit.
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1)Smoking cigarettes.
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Originally Posted by Wang
And let's not forget your spelling ^
You do know that was intended... Right?
Originally Posted by UchihaBrat
You do know that was intended... Right?
Yes, you know I'm joking, right?
I'm perfect........
JK, I don't have any (that I know of)
It depends on if I think they're bad habits or if society does.
If society is what we're concerned with then a few would be:
Smoking (not often though)
Drinking (a lot and often)
Going to bed late and waking up late (Ben Franklin wouldn't approve)
P*ssing people off (terrible habit, but I only do so with good reason...most of the time)
All around laziness (Shikamaru and I would get along just fine)
Being pervy (Jiraiya, Sanji and I would have a good time)
Not showering as often as I probably should (but that's part of my laziness)
Being annoyed or even angry about small, frustrating things (especially while I'm trying to concentrate on something)
Spending money on things I probably shouldn't (sometimes I know I shouldn't and do it anyway)
Biting my nails (especially when I'm nervous about something)
Okay, that's more than a few...I think that's all of them actually. I don't really see these things as being that bed, but to society, they're all bad. I guess my last bad habit is not caring what society thinks...therefore I have no bad habits.
Originally Posted by IAmWumbo
- I smoke (I'm quitting though).
- I drink
- I sometimes sit like L from Death Note does (It's not really a bad habit).
- And I'm kind of a douche.
Does being a douche qualify as a bad habit? Personally for me it's not a choice, I was just born that way.
Originally Posted by IAmWumbo
You're absolutely right, from now on I will embrace my doucheness.
Sir, you've made a wise choice. Now, let's celebrate w/ a drink, a smoke & by sitting funny.
i maturbate alot, but i don't think that counts as a bad habit, and i procrastinate alot too.
I have lots of bad habits, my life is full of them. They were all created since my early childhood and because many circumstances...so I'll star:
1. I don't have a proper sleeping habit, which messes up with my bio clock. Sometimes I sleep early and wake up late, and still feel sleepy, but the next morning I sleep till 4 am. Funny I don't feel bad later (8:00 am) but when 16 hours come I feel like numb sh!t. And so on.
2. I don't have any specific hour to take breakfast nor any meal, so everyday I end up eating when/where I can and also with the hunger feeling all over the day (sometimes it wakes me up at nights).
3.Talking bout eating, I have some kind of compulsion with candies or snacks. Once I start I can't stop.I keep filling my mouth till my stomach has this ill sensation.
4.I don't like taking showers, so probably I take too long to go to the bathroom and do the job.
5.I constantly forget to brush my teeth, even tho I decided to do it only twice per day.
6.I don't like living in a mess, however I always let my stuff here and there (as a matter of fact I have no idea of where my dental floss is).
7.I can't control my anger, so I get deeply annoyed by small and meanigless things (also this provokes I get tired and mad at ppl quite fast and easily).
8.Despite knowing what it's more important to me, I tend to pospone all kind of tasks(it's not exactly procrastination, because usually I don't enjoy what I do instead that, furthermore I get terribly bored).
9. I give up easily, and I don't like listening to other ppl advices if I don't ask for them.
10.I tend to overwhelm my schedule with lots of projects, leading I can't keep up with anything.
11. I have some issues with focusing, sometimes at short term-I can't keep up not even 30 mins- and more often at medium term (therefore I rarely finish any project, tho I do start em).
And...hum! I can't think of others right now, but sure there are more. Right now I'm cool bout it, I know what to do and I'll be patient to see results.
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Originally Posted by Wang
Yes, you know I'm joking, right?
That or you're just after-smart.
Besides, I only assume, I wouldn't actually know until I see evidence, something to ascertain how things are/were, which is why I only allow myself to take your words cautiously
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Sometimes I talk with my mouth full
That's bad
Originally Posted by Narutokyuubii
Sometimes I talk with my mouth full
That's bad
are you hot? cause if you are than it doesn't matter.
I bite my nails when I'm nervous, sometimes I don't even notice and I also chew on my pens although I haven't done that in a while, I hope that just like Toxic when I get my braces I stop chewing on stuff >.>
When I get irritated i bite my lip till it bleeds, the taste of blood soothes me and causes me to silence.
Flailing my arms when I sneeze.
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For over 25 years, we have had a visit each Christmas Eve by a jolly old soul, Santa Claus (alias Dick Swift). Ringing his silver bells, he entered our home and as he distributed a gift to members of our family, each of us would sit on his lap and have our picture taken; with 7 children and their families, this was an awesome ritual!
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On December 24, 2011, we presented Dick with a framed picture of a poem I paraphrased, surrounded by our family signatures and pictures of years gone by.
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[1] http://www.takingcharge.csh.umn.edu/sites/default/files/images/thumbnails/Why%20is%20Purpose%20Important.jpg
[2] http://www.takingcharge.csh.umn.edu/interviews/interview-thomas-moore-0
[3] http://www.takingcharge.csh.umn.edu/conditions/heart-disease
[4] http://www.takingcharge.csh.umn.edu/glossary/3#term45
[5] http://www.takingcharge.csh.umn.edu/wellbeing/community
[6] http://www.takingcharge.csh.umn.edu/wellbeing/relationships
[7] http://www.ted.com/talks/dan_buettner_how_to_live_to_be_100.html
[8] http://www.takingcharge.csh.umn.edu/glossary/3#term24
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While our Sox failed to make the grade this season, 11 former Chisox find themselves on postseason playoff rosters, including four who won World Series rings with the club, one coach and one manager.
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Yankees: *Damaso Marte, Nick Swisher
Twins: Orlando Cabrera, Jon Rauch
Red Sox: *Brian Anderson
Angels: None
Cardinals: Tony LaRussa (Mgr.), Dave Duncan (Coach)
Dodgers: *Jon Garland, Jim Thome
Phillies: Scott Eyre
Rockies: *Jose Contreras
* Member of 2005 World Champion White Sox. Anderson was on the team, but not on the postseason roster.
Two more of note: Red Sox Manager Terry Francona managed in the Sox organization and Twins' reliever Matt Guerrier played in the farm system, but neither made it to the majors with the White Sox.
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Ian was a 2011 graduate of Three Rivers High School and a member of FFA. He participated in Varsity Football, Basketball, Track and Field, Baseball and Golf. Ian was selected as First Team All South Texas Newcomer of the Year in 2008, he was an all District Football Player his sophomore, junior and senior years. He was the Three Rivers High School Football "Back of the Year" in 2010-2011. In 2009-2010, he was Basketball MVP and he also qualified for Regionals in golf. He was voted Most Handsome and Most Popular in 2010; he also received numerous other awards. Ian was a great athlete and gifted artist.
He is survived by his parents, Vance and Sharon Smith of Three Rivers, two brothers, Daniel (Renee) Smith and niece, Lucy of San Antonio, and Robert Smith and fiancée, Lora McCullough of Three Rivers, one sister, Shelly Smith (Jay Graves) of Austin, grandparents, Shirley Smith and Georgia Sanders both of Abilene. He is also survived by his aunt, Judy (Lee) Adwell of Arlington and his uncle, Seth (Katlyn) Smith of Dallas and numerous other aunts, uncles, cousins and relatives.
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As an academic advisor, graduate program director or college dean, you may be approached by one of your international advisees regarding a letter to support their OPT application. This letter is a statement of a student's eligibility for graduation and expected date of degree completion. We have included a form letter for your use (Word doc).
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4/29/11 Pirates vs Rockies Game 1
Weather: 53 degrees, cloudy.
Wind: 16 mph, In from RF.
Att: 34,477
Today was supposed to be the warm game of this series, not so much.
Batting practice was a good time today. I ran into Joy and Jim and Keelan and I snagged two baseballs. The first was a BP homerun off of Troy Tulowitzki and the second was a BP homer hit by a Pirate that took a nice bounce off the bleachers and rebounded back to me.
Both were given away to tiny Rockies fans.
Dan has a video of the catch and I'll upload it as soon as it's available.
A few degrees colder and the Hosers would have been making snow.
Really guys shorts?? It's the cold and flu season.
Just before the game started I met up with my friends Scott and Ruth, both huge Rockies fans and we watched this nipple hardner from the Rockpile.
Here's George and Drew of ROOT SPORTS set up by the Tequila Bar.
Here's Bob Apodaca thinking warm thoughts.
Though McCutchin may have broken his bat here.
In the third inning he hit a homer off of Chacin and put the first run on the board.
This guy is dangerous.
To quote Robert, "McCutchin is one of the few players who makes Dexter Fowler look slow".
It was a strange bat day, here's a floating bat.
Here's Cargo breaking his bat too. I've never taken two broken bat pictures in one game. Cold weather definately takes its toll on wooden bats.
Dude just snagged a game foul ball.
I have always wanted to take pictures of it snowing inside Coors Field. I call this one….
Watch the expression (or lack thereof) from the dude holding the shovel.
I love what I do :)
This was an extremely cold and uneventful game, the wind was the kicker.
Clint Hurdle's Pirates get the win over the Rockies 3-0. Chacin did a pretty good job as far as I was concerned despite the loss. I plan to be much better prepared for tomorrow's game.
Tulo's stuck at 99 homeruns and I'll be sitting front row in left field.
I'm "D" The Rockpile Ranter and the Cold is gett'n Old.
Photo courtsey of Mike the Rox Addict
I'm on the search for the NEW Mobile Blogging Unit…I think I may have found it.
C'mon Rockies, it's the Pirates at Coors…Let's take this series…D
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Was that just some random dude running on the field? Lol.
Great pictures.
What up brother! It's about time the Rockies came home for a few games. Thanks for the photos since I am too much of a wuss to go to these winter games! Love the photo of the guy crashing after crossing 1st base line for the Coke Challenge. One of these days I will get back to Coors Field hope to see you there.
Peas out –
WAYNE-As Ken mentioned the dude running across the field was doing the coke challenge. You have to run from left field to second base, drop second base into place then cross the first base line in 25 seconds. This dude's faceplant was priceless.
KEN-Sup bro? Agreed, but this is way too short home stop. Maybe when the Rockies return we'll have baseball weather again? Look forward to bumping into you too…D
Way cool pics of the broken bats. I'm lovin' your new lens! However, not so happy about the snow . . . we lasted two or three innings in our seats, then came down to the concourse. Saw a guy in 140 with no shirt on. (*cough*moron*cough*) Glad you had a successful BP, although your luck came before we got there to see it. Keelan is happy and proud to have made The Rant. 😉
Please spread the word to make sure everyone has read the community blog post…hugely important to anyone who has an MLBlog: http://mlblogs.mlblogs.com
Actually just pushed it back a week as you see on the community blog.
Rant Man –
The Coca-Cola Grounds Crew Challenge used to have a 25-second deadline, but they changed it last year to 20 seconds.
I know you'd want to know😉
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UDDER D..You sir are correct..It is only 20 seconds now…Thank you…D🙂
Hi, D! I love the broken bat shots and the guy falling flat on his face is hilarious!
Dang, your new camera is impressive. Great pictures these last couple posts. Amazing!
TODD-Thanks man I appreciate it, but you ain't seen nothing yet🙂
B about B-Thanks brotha, broken bat pics are tough to get and I've been lucky lately.


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Obama's talk on military sex assaults stirs up casesBy JENNIFER STEINHAUER
The New York Times | July 14,2013WASHINGTON When President Barack Obama proclaimed that those who commit sexual assault in the military should be prosecuted, stripped of their positions, court-martialed, fired, dishonorably discharged, it had an effect he did not intend: roiling legal cases across the country.
In at least a dozen sexual assault cases since the presidents remarks at the White House in May, judges and defense lawyers have said Obamas words as commander in chief amounted to unlawful command influence, tainting trials as a result. Military law experts said those cases were only the beginning and that the presidents remarks were certain to complicate almost all continuing prosecutions for sexual assault.
Unlawful command influence refers to actions of commanders that could be interpreted by jurors as an attempt to influence a court-martial, in effect ordering a specific outcome. Obama, as commander in chief of the armed forces, is considered the most powerful person to wield such influence. The presidents remarks might have seemed innocuous to civilians, but military law experts say that defense lawyers will seize on the presidents call for an automatic dishonorable discharge, the most severe discharge available in a court-martial, arguing that his words will affect their cases.
His remarks were more specific than Ive ever heard a commander in chief get, said Thomas J. Romig, the former judge advocate general of the U.S. Army and the dean of the Washburn University School of Law in Topeka, Kan. When the commander in chief says they will be dishonorably discharged, thats a pretty specific message. Every military defense council will make a motion about this.
At Shaw Air Force Base in South Carolina last month, a judge dismissed charges of sexual misconduct against an Army officer because of the presidents remarks. At Fort Bragg in North Carolina last month, lawyers cited the presidents words in a motion to dismiss the court-martial against Brig. Gen. Jeffrey Sinclair, who is accused of forcing a lower-ranking officer to perform oral sex on him, among other charges.
In Hawaii, a Navy judge ruled last month that two defendants in sexual assault cases, if found guilty, could not be punitively discharged because of Obamas remarks. In Texas, a juror was dismissed from a military panel on a sexual assault case after admitting knowledge of the presidents words.
In Alexandria, Va., Eric S. Montalvo, a former defense counsel in the Marine Corps who is now in private practice specializing in military law, has cited the presidents words in motions to dismiss two sexual assault cases, one against an Army sergeant and the other against a Navy seaman.
Because the president is the commander in chief, its going to come up in basically every imaginable context in sexual assault cases, said Eugene R. Fidell, who teaches military justice at Yale Law School.
Obamas comments come at a time of intense scrutiny of sexual assault in the military. A recent Pentagon survey found that an estimated 26,000 men and women in the military were sexually assaulted last year, up from 19,000 in 2010. At the end of the last fiscal year Sept. 30 there were roughly 1,600 continuing sexual assault cases in the military either awaiting action from commanders or the completion of a criminal investigation.
White House officials said Obamas remarks, made in response to a reporters question, were meant to demonstrate his concern about the issue and were not intended to recommend penalties for offenders.
The president was absolutely not trying to be prescriptive, said Kathryn Ruemmler, the White House counsel. He was listing a range of examples of how offenders could be held accountable. The president expects all military personnel who are involved in any way in the military justice process to exercise their independent professional judgment.
Some military law experts said that while defense lawyers would naturally use the presidents words to try to get cases dismissed, they would be pushing legal boundaries. Obama, they said, used the phrase dishonorable discharge as a catchall for getting assailants out of the military and not in its strict, technical meaning.
There is a point at which the statements of civilian officials could be so specifically directed, or so inflammatory, that a military defendant is deprived of due process, said Diane H. Mazur, a professor emeritus at the University of Florida Levin College of Law. But I dont think the presidents remarks come close to that level.
But others said it was hard not to see the potent meaning in Obamas remarks, particularly on Capitol Hill, where lawmakers are contemplating making dishonorable discharge an automatic punishment for convicted offenders.
There is a tension created between trying to give the victim their day in court, but you cant ignore the defendants rights, said Victor M. Hansen, a former military lawyer who is now an associate dean at the New England School of Law in Boston. Whatever efforts are made to better address sexual assault, there is always the other side of the equation if someone gets too out front of the issue.
The presidents comments have not been the only ones cited as influencing sexual assault cases. Last year, lawyers in more than 60 Marine Corps sexual assault cases filed motions claiming unlawful command influence because of a series of remarks made by Gen. James F. Amos, the commandant of the Marine Corps, according to a McClatchy-Tribune news report.
Lawyers said it was too soon to know how many judges would grant motions for dismissal because of Obamas words. They said that in many cases, judges might stop short of that and rule that defendants should stand trial but not be punitively discharged as Navy Judge Cmdr. Marcus Fulton did in the Hawaii case. (The prosecution is appealing the ruling.) Lawyers said that some judges might simply instruct jurors to disregard the presidents remarks.
But at Shaw Air Force Base, the judge dismissed the case last month against the Army officer based on a motion filed by the officers defense lawyer, Scott M. Somerset. In a military built on obeying the orders of commanders immediately and without question, Somerset made this argument in his motion: The president publicly stated that a particular court-martial punishment is the correct response to the crime of sexual assault. He further argued, What choice would that seem to give a judge if the commander in chief is telling him to dishonorably discharge anybody who has engaged in sexual assault?
In Hawaii, Fulton wrote that Obamas comments raised concern because they may indicate that a particular result is required of the military justice system.
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When informed of the accession of Peter III of Russia in 1762, George III said, Well, there are now nine of us in Europe the third of our respective names:
George III, King of England
Charles III, King of Spain
Augustus III, King of Poland
Frederick III, King of Prussia
Charles Emanuel III, King of Sardinia
Mustapha III, Emperor of the Turks
Peter III, Emperor of Russia
Francis III, Duke of Modena
Frederick III, Duke of Saxe-Gotha
Such a coincidence was unprecedented in European history.
A few weeks back "Jeopardy" reminded us that two European
monarchs have the same name and number
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Spring Training Camelback Ranch, part two
Let's start the pictures with El Guapo de Andre Ethier.
Margie getting her baseball autograph by Tommy Lasorda
Chad Billinsgley!
Kenley Jansen
Dylan Hernandez of the LA Times.
The X man, Xavier Paul
Lorena and Tommy Lasorda
Tommy Lasorda greeting the umpires. He then went inside the dugout, spend a few innings there then went slowly up the stairs. Next thing I knew he was upstairs in the booth being interviewed
Matt Kemp, DeJesus next to him while Trayvon Robinson is at bat
Kershaw pitching while Juan Pierre is on third base
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Great pictures again. And I watched the first couple innings of that game on the MLB Network. Looked beautiful there that day.
Nice to see those pictures. I watched that game and the place looked pretty empty. Glad to know there were some loyal fans there.
It was beautiful Russel. And my Dodgers playing against the Cubs.
Yeah, the place looks more empty than the prior two years but yeah there are some loyal fans that support the team no matter what just like Cub's fans.
Next time you run into Mr. Dylan Hernandez ask him what life is like for a MLB beat writer and what advice he has for an aspiring sports journalist. Thanks!
Wow Emma! You get to meet everyone. Great pics! It's nice to see that Tommy Lasorda still looks good. It must have been fun to meet Dylan Hernandez too – or maybe you already knew him? I'll bet he has some great stories to tell.
I"ll ask him and I will also ask another Dodger beat writer and I'll pass along what they say.
I always read him and met him last year at the Dodger caravan. You know in addition to English, he speaks Spanish and Japanese.
Looks like there are more than a few budding photo bug starting to develop following on MLBlogs. Great that we all can expand on our fandom by getting unique shots and photos to capture our baseball experiences and bring proof of some of those adventures.
More and more I wished I had stopped by CamelBack on my journey, but for some odd reason it slipped my mind at the time…..Putting it on the "Bucket List" for future Spring consideration.
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Supreme Court Rules on Affirmative Action
On June 24th, the United States Supreme Court issued a long awaited opinion on affirmative action in the case of Fisher v. University of Texas, but the ruling did little to change existing law with respect to the use of race as a criterion in university admissions. In reality it was a non-opinion, as the Court sent the case back to the Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit to reevaluate its determination in light of the "doctrine of strict scrutiny."
The Supreme Court opined that the Court of Appeal and the District Court did not use the appropriate standard, stating that"The District Court and Court of Appeals confined the strict scrutiny inquiry in too narrow a way by deferring to the University's good faith in its use of racial classifications and affirming the grant of summary judgment."
After vacating the Court of Appeal's judgment, The Court stated "[b]ut fairness to the litigants and the courts that heard the case requires that it be remanded so that the admissions process can be considered and judged under the correct analysis." Thus, the Court leaves for another day the fate of selection procedures of educational institutions of higher learning and specifically whether they may take race into account in admissions .
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The Supreme Court also issued problematic rulings in two Title VII cases today, limiting liability for employers in discrimination suits (Vance v. Ball State University) and making employment cases alleging retaliation more difficult for employees to prove (University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center v. Nassar).
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Barbarroja Chad Billingsley. Cochito Cruz! Baseball Reliquary event
Barbarroja Chad Billingsley
Jaime Jarrin has nicknamed Chad Billingsley Barbarroja because his beard is coming out red. Jaime said during one of his transmission that he told Billingsley that he calls him that. Billz said he likes it.
There is a Barbarroja beer in Argentina.
Billingsley record with the beard is is 5-0 in his last five games with a 1.56 ERA
El Cochito Luis Cruz
Jaime Jarrin and Pepe Yniguez report that El Cochito Cruz talks to his dad every day about how he is doing. His dad watches him on the internet. He tells him "you did this right, you should open this way, you did this wrong. Cochito cruz Sr. used to play in the Mexican League. As I edit this Cochito Cruz just hit a homerun!
The Nickname: Cochito
The nickname "Cochito" refers to "el Cochinito" which means a little pig. Luis Cruz Sr. was known by that last name so his son inherited the nickname.
Back to Back to Back Homeruns
Congratulatios to the guys that hit the back to back to back Hanley Ramirez, Loney and CochitoCruz. If someone had told you that there were four homeruns in the Dodger game you would have figured that Kemp and Ethier were included in there but no. There were four hits in the game and all four were homeruns.
The Baseball Reliquary and "Not Exactly Cooperstown"
Watching the game and later I am heading to the the Pasadena Library for the screening of "Not Exactly Cooperstown" Tom Hoffarth has a Q&A with the filmmaker Jon Leonoudakis hhttp://www.dailynews.com/sports/ci_21347428/sunday-q-tom-hoffarth-filmmaker-happy-reliquary-is
Jon is a Giant fan but I don't hold that against him but I want to see what he has to say about Melky. Oh yeah, fans are encouraged to show up dressed in their baseball gear. I think I will dress as Hilda Chester. Still looking for my bag that says "Hilda is Here!"
Get away game for the Dodgers with the Braves then home to play three with the Giants. Go Dodgers!
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Yeah you are right, he is not redheaded up top🙂 Don't know why his beard is red. Maybe I'll get a chance to ask him at the stadium. The Boys are back in town!
You are not old enough to be Barbablanca. It would be Barbablanca instead of Barbablanco because is La barba not El Barba. Pretty much if the Spanish word ends in "A" instead of "O' is "LA" insted of "El" OK, enough rambling.


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Hewlett-Packard's decision to spin-off its hardware business creates a lot of uncertainties for its customers and for the PC market itself. Naturally, leading makers of personal computers are now weighing chances and prospects that HP's potential exit from the PC market brings. Michael Dell, the head of Dell, believes that HP's plan to spin-off or sell its personal systems group (PSG) brings great opportunities for his company.
"We are committed to the PC business. We are committed to a broad range of solutions. I started the company in 1984 in my dorm room as a PC business, but in 1995 we got into the server business and now we have a broad range of solutions and services. [...] [HP's withdrawal from the PC business] is a great opportunity for our channel partners first and foremost. It gives us a significant advantage. I am not going to give you a number. Call some of the financial analysts," said Michael Dell, chief executive officer and chairman of Dell, in an interview with CRN web-site.
Dell does not believe that the era of the personal computers is nearing its demise. Although the market of ultra-portables will expand tremendously, the PC will remain.
"I think that client business is as important as ever. We like that business. And we love our partners. We have been very consistent. [...] I have heard this term 'post-PC era'. [...] Actually you can find a press release from IBM where they are talking about the post PC era in 1999. [...] Around that time, the industry sold about 100 million personal computers a year. So that was the beginning of the post-PC era. Well, now it's 2011 and there is about 440 million PCs sold per year. So that means that the post-PC era has been better for the PC than whatever came before the post-PC era. [...] How many tablets are going to be sold this year? You hear 40 million, 50 million. [...] It's nowhere near the 440 million PCs that will be sold this year or the [1.5 billion] installed base," said Mr. Dell.
It is noteworthy that Dell believes HP will lose server and enterprise market share after spinning off or selling PC business, which means even greater opportunities for Dell and others. Dell believes that thanks to volumes of PC products that it makes it will be able to get discounts on components that are used both inside servers and clients.
"If one remembers back to the last time a large PC company was spun off or sold, there was a lot of share loss in servers for IBM. We have far greater share than IBM does in x86 servers now. Globally they are 14-15%. We are about 26-27%. Their [IBM server] share has gone down, down, down since they spun off the PC business. There are very important reasons for that: one is the integrated nature of client and server sales in many accounts. There are also important economic reasons for it. If you open up a server and look at what's inside a server, it's processor, disk drives and memory. Those are the three primary cost ingredients that go into a server. [...] The summary is that Dell is now the x86 enterprise partner of choice. If I am in the channel I want to be working with the enterprise x86 partner of choice," concluded Mr. Dell.


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gonna be tough without JR, im predicting melo drops 40+ though and we get a 5point win. The Sweep would be so f*cking satisfying, lets silence the haters
Hello and welcome to the 2013 NBA Playoffs Game 4 between our New York Knicks and the Boston Celtics!
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The Knicks are now one game away from sweeping the Celtics after coming out strong in game 3, crushing Boston in a 90-76 win!
However, thing will be a bit more difficult this afternoon as JR Smith received a one game suspension following the flagrant foul on Jason Terry and will miss game 4
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A few interesting facts to know before the game:
- 16 years ago, on this date: Knicks complete a three-game sweep of Hornets in the First Round of the playoffs with a 104-95 win in Charlotte.
- With New York's 90-76 win at Boston on Apr. 26, it was the first time the New York Knicks have led a playoff series 3-0 since the 2000 NBA Playoffs in the first round versus the Raptors ...
- The Knicks have won their first playoff road game since April 29, 2001 at Toronto ...
- The Knicks won a playoff game in Boston for the first time since May 6, 1990 in the first round, Game 5.
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gonna be tough without JR, im predicting melo drops 40+ though and we get a 5point win. The Sweep would be so f*cking satisfying, lets silence the haters
Officials favor the home team AGAIN!!!
Boston trying to get their fans hype-up in the first quarter .... looking for Novak, Cope, Kidd, K-Mart, and White to make-up the scoring for a missin JR .. 4-0 Knicks SWEEEEP
Melo wouldve hurt them with the and 1 to end quarter, the same with Novak's open 3
we need these shots to fall
WTF is this team doing? JESUS, just ****ing knock them out.
Where's Cope? Spread the floor as our guards don't penatrate enough to open the floor
some garbage calls here in the 2nd qtr.
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We need some minutes from the COPEEE we need another scoring option
"I'm more concern how Melo is gonna play with Lin" Joe Budden
First real test of adversity.
Don't have to win this game but need to make a real game of it in the second half. Need to show the Green Mob that even at our worst they can barely beat us.
Well, Boston did hype-up their crowd by extending their 5 point first qtr. lead to 19 point lead by halftime. 35-54
Is this what happens to a team when they only give the GREENLIGHT to two players to score throughout a 82 game season?
Knicks defense has been decent in the first half, but our offensive strategy has been give the ball to Melo to shoot on every offensive-possession which has Melo with 5 turnovers, shooting 3-15 from fg, and the Knicks as a team shooting 27% from the fg% by halftime.
Im sorry to say, "Melo does not compliment his teammates as well as JR.Smith" and thats not a good thang
In the 2nd half .. I want Kidd/K-Mart/and Copeland comin off the bench at the same-time to play 6 straight minutes
Hmm i just came home. What's going on? Why the heck are we down 12?


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Fishing in Norfolk
Norfolk offers plenty of fantastic angling opportunities. From day fishing spots on lakes, pits and rivers, to the Norfolk Broads or our fine Norfolk coastline, you are only ever a short cast away from brilliant fishing.
The Norfolk Broads has over 200 miles of rivers and inland waterways stocked full of species such as pike, perch, chub, rudd, bream, roach and tench. You'll find some of the best rod and line fishing around so even the most inexperienced will soon get a bite. In fact, the Broads is a mecca for pike angling and people travel from all over the world to fish here.
The Norfolk coast is a different kettle of fish altogether. The Wash can be jumping with bass over the summer and there are prime fishing spots from Wells all the way round to Walcott. You can try fishing for mackerel from Cromer pier, or for winter cod at Mundesley, for dabs, flounders and sometimes sole at Overstrand or eel and plaice at Sheringham.
The Fens are an excellent place to visit for fishing enthusiasts, from beginners to more experienced anglers. Bream, roach, pike, rudd and zander are all species that can found in the waterways and there are varying types of fishing available including still water, river and the long straight waterways of the Fens Drains. The beautiful wild settings are great to relax and blow the cobwebs away.
Or why not take to the high seas and try some offshore tope fishing in Norfolk? Day trips are available with experienced skippers who know the waters like the back of their hand so they can whisk you across the waves to the prime Norfolk fishing areas and some can even rustle up a tasty seafood lunch whilst you continue to fish.
The coarse fish closed season is from March 15 to June 15. Some still waters in the Broads remain open during the closed season. For up to date information visit www.environment-agency.gov.uk