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Allen Panek co-authored a book titled "Plain Talk About Drinking Water" through the American Water Works Association. The book contains 231 questions and answers on aspects of water, including health, taste and odor, home use, sources, conservation, distribution and treatment. Published in 2010 as the fifth edition, the book has been one of the association's top selling publications. Panek is the retired director of water and wastewater for the City of Naperville and a consultant to municipalities in the Chicago area.
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Stacy Hagen, co-author of the Azar-Hagen grammar series, discusses why listening and grammar are a natural fit, why listening instruction needs to focus more on helping students decode speech, and how by doing this in the grammar classroom, we can provide a much richer linguistic environment for our students. Read more.
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May 7, 2009
Yellowstone Will Install a Micro Hydro System to Harness Green Energy
Yellowstone National Park will receive $1.65 million from the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 to install a micro hydro system that will harness power from the Park's drinking water supply.
This is part of a $750 million investment in nearly 800 projects throughout the National Park Service, which was announced last month. The money will be used to fund projects that address critical park needs, generate regional jobs, improve experiences for park visitors, and implement sustainable green technologies.
The idea behind the micro hydro system is to decrease Yellowstone's impact on the environment by using a clean and readily available energy source: falling water. While innovative for a national park, it is actually the revival of an old idea.
Nearly a century ago when the U.S. Army was still present in Yellowstone, a Pelton water wheel (see photo) was installed to generate electricity for Mammoth Hot Springs. While that original unit was taken out of service long ago, the Park plans to use the $1.65 million in federal funds to install a new micro hydro system. It will generate energy from the existing water delivery system. This non-consumptive use of the piped water will result in the production of energy with zero emissions.
Using this clean power source will restore a tradition of renewable electricity generation in Mammoth. It will supply an estimated 900,000 kilowatt hours of renewable energy each year, reduce the Park's annual greenhouse gas emissions by 695 tons, and save approximately $80,000 per year in electric bills.
The micro hydro system was identified as a priority project in an Environmental Action Plan for Yellowstone, created in 2007 by Ecos Consulting and funded by the Yellowstone Park Foundation. The goal of the plan was to expand the Park's role as a leader in environmental stewardship by identifying specific strategies for resource conservation, use of alternative energy, and reduction of greenhouse gasses. More than twenty of the projects recommended in the plan were adopted as part of the Yellowstone Environmental Stewardship (YES!) Initiative.
While the Foundation was poised to raise private support for this project, the federal funding will help the Park achieve the goal of reducing its dependency on purchased electricity, thus allowing the Foundation to focus on other energy projects that are part of the YES! Initiative.
In total, Yellowstone will receive $14,735,000 in funds from the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA). In addition to the micro hydro project, several other projects were awarded funding, including four trail projects that will complement the Yellowstone Park Foundation's Trails Fund Initiative.
The largest of the Yellowstone projects announced is construction of a new, $9 million wastewater treatment plant at Madison Junction. It will replace an aging, 50-year-old plant that struggles to handle summer wastewater flows and was never designed to operate during winter months.
All the ARRA projects funded in Yellowstone are long-standing priorities of the Park and meet the criteria put forth in the Recovery Act: namely, that a project addresses the highest-priority needs; generates the largest number of jobs in the shortest period of time; and creates lasting value for the American public.


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North Central College junior Timothy Whitney will present a series of digital photographs in a solo exhibit titled "Toes." His work explores the peculiarities of peoples' toes.
The free exhibit runs April 4 through May 6 at the College's Oesterle Library Gallery, 320 E. School St., Naperville. Whitney will greet visitors during a reception from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m., Wednesday, April 7.
Whitney notes that insecurities about minuscule imperfections of an individual's toes are commonplace in modern society. His exhibit exposes and exploits these insecurities, then rectifies them through beautification. The series of digital photographs abstracts five peoples' toes and strips them of their identity.
Whitney says, "This process intends to have the viewer evaluate the similarities between the deformities, oddities and peculiarities of the photographed toes with their own. Hopefully, 'Toes' minimizes peoples' personal anxiety through the simple beauty in the photographs and, ultimately, helps them realize that toes are a source of stability."
"Toes" was inspired by the baroque artists who focused on the realism of everyday affairs, instead of seeking to aspire to a perfectionist state.
A resident of Westminster, Colo., Whitney is a junior and carries a double major in studio art and mathematics and a double minor in art history and history of ideas. He's a College Scholar, North Central's honors program for top students, and first started looking through the viewfinder four years ago.
Oesterle Library Gallery is open Mondays through Thursdays 8 a.m. to midnight, Fridays 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., Saturdays 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., and Sundays noon to midnight.
This exhibit is one of many ongoing programs at North Central College to enrich and broaden the cultural and academic outlook for the College and community. North Central offers a variety of venues accommodating a rich range of local and world-class events, performances and space needs for the public. For a comprehensive schedule of musical performances, theatrical and dance productions, art exhibits and lectures, visit www.northcentralcollege.edu/show or call the box office at 630-637-SHOW (7469).


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Meeting Little Sun: A Work of Art that Works in Life
Little Sun is a charming, joyous, high-quality solar-powered LED lamp developed by the world-renowned Danish/Icelandic artist Olafur Eliasson and engineer Frederik Ottesen. Little Sun is also a socially engaged business, focused on getting clean, reliable and affordable light to the 1.6 billion people globally that are without access to electricity. Additionally, Little Sun is a global project, with the ambition to connect the world through sharing light.
Since its launch at Tate Modern in London, in the summer of 2012, over 165.000 Little Sun lamps have been distributed globally. The company isn't a charity; the business focuses on a long-term goal to assist in developing profitable businesses in local communities where the access to electricity is scarce.
The Little Sun lamps are fitted with the world's most effective solar cell, which are manufactured by the leading solar producing company in the industry, SunPower. This, along w 3 AAA rechargeable batteries, distinctly engineered electronics that stay cool while charging in the sun, allow for five hours of sunlight to convert into three hours of bright solar powered light from the Little Sun lamp.
Since its launch at Tate Modern in London, in the summer of 2012, over 165.000 Little Sun lamps have been distributed globally. With current circulation in seven African countries, including: Uganda, Kenya, Zimbabwe, Burundi, Senegal, Ethiopia and South Africa, as well as in the US, Canada, Australia, Japan and the EU, the Little Sun project is ever growing. The company isn't a charity; the business focuses on a long-term goal to assist in developing profitable businesses in local communities where the access to electricity is scarce.
A business with the global aim to address the need for light: Little Sun achieves this by using sustainable means, benefiting communities by job-creation and generating profit locally – ultimately contributing to efforts of regeneration in these communities. By strengthening communities that do not have regular access to electricity through training young local entrepreneurs to join as Little Sun sales agents, Little Sun provides the tools for further distribution of clean, solar powered energy. The initiative also creates opportunities for new business to flourish in off-grid areas, where both light and this type of boost in the local economy is desired. The Little Sun project lays out key points in their mission, which fall in line with the Millennium Development Goals, distinguished by the United Nations. These goals include poverty eradication, access to education, gender equality, health and environmental sustainability. An example of this is that by using Little Sun lamps people avoid using kerosene, drastically lowering their CO2 emissions as well as saving income.
Being a project which bridges the worlds of sustainable business and design: Little Sun supports the UN Sustainable Energy for All Initiative, as well as recently being introduced into the prestigious Parisian museum Centre Pompidou's permanent design collection. In addition to this, Little Sun was nominated for the Design Museum's 2013 Designs of the Year Award.
The artist Olafur Eliasson is known for his ground breaking large installations such as The weather project, 2003 – Turbine Hall, Tate Modern, The Serpentine Gallery Pavilion, 2007 – London and The New York City Waterfalls, 2008 – New York. His practice includes large-scale installations and architectural endeavours as well as a vast artistic oeuvre that encompasses sculpture, painting, film and photography. Very often the artist employs light and plays with human perspective in his work. With the Little Sun project the artist is pushing boundaries even further, creating a platform for an artistic design object with an admirable goal and an even greater purpose.
Contributor : Saskia Neuman, Art Manager
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Charles Darwin returns home, Gandhi is born, "Peanuts" is published for the first time, Thurgood Marshall becomes the first black justice on the Supreme Court, and the Beltway sniper attacks begin, all on this day.
1959: The TV series "The Twilight Zone" premieres. Each episode of the show, hosted and created by Rod Serling, featured a mixture of self-contained drama, psychological thriller, fantasy, science fiction, suspense, or horror, often concluding with a macabre or unexpected twist. The show quickly became a popular and critical success and would run for 156 episodes over five seasons.


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Sharing borders with the river Inn and the typical mountainous landscape of the alps, Skatepark Wörgl is probably one of the most picturesque parks in Austria. With its remote location in the Inntal, Tirol, one may find perfect features for a skate-weekend: campfires, hammock and tents spots, and a number of bowls to shred.
Roman Astleitner and local Skateshop Pilotto joined forces with the city council in 2007 to pour some concrete at this remote area to create Wörgl Skatepark. With the finalisation of the new park section it was time for Volcom to return to the sunny concrete slopes of Wörgl after its first WITP visit in 2008.
After camping at the bowl the team awoke to a crispy clear morning, promising a hot and wicked day; perfect conditions to run the Wild In The Parks AUSTRIA. The park is naturally divided into three areas including the Spanish tube with extension, the new flow section with the quaterpipe and the old section with hips, banks & the spine. As the park was merely getting crowded, Monster Energy supplied refreshments and a chill out area. Everything was somewhat falling into places, and as the last skateboarders from Innsbruck arrived, it was time to start the contest!
The first heat was basically a mixture of the -14/+15 division, as the participation level was rather medium in these categories. Amongst the riders were some locals who certainly did not leave any stone unturned in order to show their knowledge of the park to the judges (Heiko Jäger, Chris Hoch & Felix Gundrum).
During this heat, Twelve-year-old Tyler Edtmayer was popping very mature bs methods in the quarter, as well as a few solid handplants over the spin. At the end of the day Tyler landed save and sound on the first place of the under 14 Division.
Meanwhile in the +15 category the guys were ripping the shit out of any transition and multiple times surprised the audience with footplant combinations. Mike Brunner finally found the perfect combination of mixing, classic old school "evergreen" tricks with new school tricks such as nollie bigspin heelflips on the bank.
In between the qualification heats and the finals, our friends from Monster found some spare change (100€) in their back pocket and were willing to donate it to the gnarliest racer in Wörgl. Thus a parcours was set up and within a second, a handful of death-defying skaters were ready to enter the "Monster Rat Race". Patrick Freitag used his Park knowledge wisely and made it to the 100€ before the rest of the gang. Besides one or two crashes luckily everyone survived the race.
As the finalists of the open division were full of purpose and already shuffling their feet, the finals started afst and furious. It was a festival of tricks; fs/bs crailslides revert, 360 Flips, bs methods, wallie 50-50s and bs 5-0s. Everyone was having a good time and the chaps in crowd were bluffing their cheeks as one hammer was dropped after another. Too many, I'd say too many, to go further into detail.
Roman Astleitner hit every possible transfer and well deserved, landed on the first place of the WITP Austria. Park local Patrick Freitag happened to drop the gnarliest trick on the extension, a bs bluntslide, and got ranked 2nd. As a well-known visitor to Wörgl, Stefan Moser boosted tricks such as bs 360 tucknee over the spine and big ass bs methods over the hip, which was rewarded with the 3rd place. In other words, those guys were on fire.
With the beautiful Austrian sunshine and an epic scenery, our friends gathered around us and a super fun park in front of us, it is save to say that the WITP – Austria was a blast.
Yeah to everyone who joined us last weekend.
Many many thanks to the staff and for the support from:
Monster Energy
Marco Pilotto
Roman Astleitner (Mukkefuck wheels)
Photos from Martin Hermann
Video from Philipp Reinhard
- 14 Division
o 1. Tyler Edtmayer
o 2. Simon Rieder
- 15+ Division
o 1. Mike Brunner
o 2. Hasan Misaljvic
o 3. Nicolai Milajevic
o 4. Markus Schannach
- Open Division
o 1. Roman Astleitner
o 2. Patric Freitag
o 3. Stefan Moser
o 4. Albaen Millacu
o 5. Ralf Edlinger
Facebook event: vol.cm/witp13-AUS
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Ortiz (From Amsterdam Police Department)
By ALISSA SCOTT
What started as an early morning project creating candles on Dec. 25, landed two young male victims in the SUNY Syracuse Burn Unit for treatment.
Det. Lt. Kurt Conroy said Amsterdam police responded to a report of a disturbance on Reid Street just before 7 a.m. Christmas morning. Two men, ages 19 and 21, were in the kitchen making candles out of hot oil and boiling water, Conroy said.
Edwin Ortiz, 25, allegedly became angered with the victims and threw the hot oil and boiling water at them. Both victims are now suffering from severe burn injuries.
The 19-year-old victim was first transported to St. Mary's Healthcare, but upon his arrival, it was determined his treatment would be better received in the SUNY Syracuse Burn Unit. The 21-year-old victim was immediately transported to the burn unit.
Ortiz, of 28 Reid Street, was arrested when police arrived on Dec. 25 and charged with two counts of second-degree assault, class D felonies.
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By Chelle Delaney: Freedom Newspapers
A Tucumcari martial-arts fighter was shot to death Thursday night.
Police said Albert Jason Pacheco Jr., 31, was killed following a fight on the city's Main Street, near a gym where fighters were weighing in for a martial-arts event slated for Friday night.
The event, called the Desert Xtreme Blood War, was called off because of the shooting.
Tucumcari police held a man for questioning immediately after the shooting, but said Friday that man has been released.
Officials have declined to name the man they questioned.
Pacheco had participated in fights similar to the ones scheduled Friday and was coaching a fighter scheduled to compete on Friday, family members said.
After he was shot, Pacheco was transported to Trigg Memorial Hospital in a private vehicle. He died at the hospital, officials said.
Police said in a news release a witness reported seeing several men get out of a car and attack another man who was next to his parked vehicle on Main Street.
"The witness saw the man get knocked down," the news release read. "The witness heard sounds consistent with gunfire. The witness said the other men then ran to the small white passenger car and drove away."
The release said the man who was attacked "reached into his vehicle and grabbed a gun and fired up over his shoulder."
Police said the man who fired the gun was the first to call police.
It was not immediately clear if Pacheco was involved in the altercation or if he was a bystander.


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Since 2003, November has also been known as Movember, a month of mustache-growing to raise awareness (and moola) for men's heath issues. These 19 guys—sporting 'staches that would make Tom Selleck jealous—are loyal to the cause. Read on to find out what mo-tivates them and how you can show your support.
Kyle, 272 of 20
"While mustachioed, I feel 70 percent man and 30 percent creepy neighbor that you never talk to but always see wandering around the neighborhood. But I also feel 100 percent proud to help raise funds for prostate and testicular cancer research."
Colin, 263 of 20
"I am not a proud man, except when it comes to my mustache. I can grow one, so it makes me feel manly, yet dirty all at the same time."
Gary, 304 of 20
"I think my 'stache looks great, and it makes me feel extra virile and powerful. However, I feel like others might think I am an undercover cop, like Jason Patric in the movie Narc, but I am fine with that."
Calvin, 255 of 20
"My mustache is phenomenal. Period. It brings people joy and laughter through my creepy growing stage, but then actually looks damn fine once it grows in."
Matt, 316 of 20
"I have the blondest mustache ever, so you can only see it in the right light, but I am proud of it nonetheless and I believe in everything the mo' represents!"
Chris, 287 of 20
"I hope that my mustache will bring forth my inner gentleman. I have been blessed with no major health issues in my immediate family, but have some close friends who have gone through some troubled times. I hope that any amount of awareness will encourage men to take care of themselves inside and out."
Andrew, 368 of 20
"I wear my mustache like a proud badge. This mo' starts conversations every day in Movember to find a cure to testicular and prostate cancer. My father always had a mustache and when I proudly wear my 'stache, it connects me to his legacy—he passed away from cancer in 2001."
Ron, 489 of 20
"My mo'? Makes me look like kind of a big deal. Like somebody they'd make two movies about."
Matt, 2710 of 20
"My mustache makes me feel like I just dueled with Billy the Kidd in the Wild West."
Colin, 3011 of 20
"The only time I have ever sported a mustache is during November. I have to say, I really enjoy showing it off like a badge of honor."
Scott, 2712 of 20
"To me, the mustache represents the resurgence of lost arts. At one time in history, a man without facial hair was merely a boy. While no longer true, the mustache has come to mean both urbane connoisseurship and rugged individuality."
Justin, 2513 of 20
"My mustache, though indeed strikingly well groomed and exceedingly good-looking, is most importantly a powerful conduit for candid conversations on men's health."
Chris, 3414 of 20
"Come Nov. 17, 2013, I will be 16 years removed from testicular cancer. My upper lip will never hit puberty so I have the lamest mo' west of the Mississippi—please give so my mo' can grow!"
Stephen, 2515 of 20
"Last year was my first round of Movember and the first time I had let my mustache really grow. I loved it! I got a good number of stares and questions but it was great."
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First up are Fourth of July Cupcakes. These are just plain ol' vanilla cupcakes with vanilla frosting; the secret is the tri-colored batter! All you have to do is divide your batter in halves or thirds and mix in some food coloring. I of course went with red, white and blue, but you could do whatever colors you like.
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There may be many good reasons to question why the United States chose to invade Afghanistan, but at least this week there was a rare glimmer of good news.
Thursdays New York Times included an encouraging report that in one Afghan community, the villagers last month began an uprising against the Taliban and that since then there has been similar action in dozens of other villages.
Since early February, when villagers joined with police forces to begin ousting Taliban fighters from this region of rich vineyards and orchards southwest of Kandahar City, hundreds of residents have rallied to support the government, the newspaper reported. Nearly 100 village elders vowed at a public meeting Monday to keep the Taliban out as the new fighting season sets in, and Afghan flags are flying from rooftops in the villages, residents said.
While isolated anti-Taliban uprisings have been reported in various areas of Afghanistan over the past 18 months, the news report appears to be especially encouraging since it was the first in that particular part of the country, which has long been the spiritual center of the Taliban movement.
Of course one uprising, no matter how encouraging it may appear, does not mean the Talibans days are numbered. Sadly, the insurgents killed two men in that same area just this week. But, as The New York Times observed, the villagers action has shown what can be accomplished when local resentment over bullying by militants is accompanied by reliable government support.
This uprising occurred just as the Taliban appeared to be making gains elsewhere in Afghanistan, particularly where American troops have begun the process of pulling out as part of President Obamas pledge to bring all our combat soldiers home by next year.
Those behind the uprising explained that while it was prompted by anger at the unremitting brutality of the Taliban, it actually was made possible by the newly increased strength of Afghan security forces and by the emergence of a particularly active regional police force. A new police chief, appointed only in January, is believed to have galvanized local support for the Afghan government.
The Taliban has generally maintained a firm hold in parts of southern Afghanistan and placed improvised explosive devices and ambush sites throughout the region. The surge of American and NATO troops and an increase in Afghan security forces have resulted in better security for much of Kandahar province, although in some areas it has also increased tensions with locals.
One of the wars worst atrocities occurred very near the village where the uprising occurred. Sixteen Afghan civilians were killed in their homes last year, and as a result an American soldier has been accused of killing them in a nighttime rampage.
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 Training is an essential part of your Peace Corps service. The goal is to provide you with the necessary support, information, and opportunities to acquire the knowledge, skills, and attitudes that will enable you to live and work effectively in Fiji. In doing so, we plan to build upon the experiences and expertise you bring to Peace Corps. We expect that you will approach your training with an open mind, a desire to learn, and a willingness to become involved. Peace Corps trainees officially become Peace Corps Volunteers after successfully completing training.

 The 10-week pre-service training lets you learn new skills and practice them as they apply to Fiji. You will receive training and orientation in components of language, cross-cultural communication and adaptation, development issues, health and personal safety, and technical skills pertinent to your specific assignment. The skills you learn will serve as a foundation upon which you build your experience as a Peace Corps Volunteer in Fiji. You will have plenty of opportunities to experience local culture and customs on your own while living with your host family and during community-based training.

 During the first few days of pre-service training, you will stay together at a central training facility where you will receive vaccinations and be introduced to basic language skills and to the cross-cultural adaptation process. After this initial period, you will shift to another training site to begin the next phase of training. During this phase, known as community-based training, the group will split up and live with host families in small villages. The host family experiences will help bring to life some of the topics covered in training and provide a chance to practice your new language skills and to observe and participate in Fijian culture. The host family experience is intense, but it can be one of the most rewarding aspects of your service in country.

 The training goals and assessment criteria that each trainee has to reach before becoming a Volunteer will be clearly articulated at the beginning of training. Evaluation of your performance during training is a continual process, characterized by a dialogue between you and the training staff. The training staff, along with the permanent office staff, will provide feedback throughout training. If you are able to successfully complete pre-service training, you will then swear-in as a Volunteer and make final preparations for your departure to your permanent site.

 Training is intense and sometimes stressful. The best advice we can give you is to maintain your sense of humor and try to get as much out of pre-service training as possible. We believe all the information and experiences you encounter will be valuable to your effectiveness as a Volunteer.

 ===Technical Training===

 The technical orientation will give you a general overview of your work in Fiji by building on the skills you already have and by helping you develop new skills in a manner appropriate to the needs and issues of the country. The Peace Corps staff, Fiji experts, and community members will conduct the orientation sessions. The orientation places great emphasis on learning how to transfer the skills you already have to the community in which you will serve as a Volunteer.

 Technical orientation includes sessions on general environmental, economic, and political situations in Fiji as well as strategies for working within such a framework. You will review your program's goals and will meet with the Fijian agencies and organizations that invited Peace Corps to assist them.

 You will be supported and evaluated by experienced Fijian trainers and Peace Corps staff throughout training to build the confidence and skills you will need to undertake your activities and be a productive member of your community.

 ====Language Training====

 As a Peace Corps Volunteer, you will find that language skills are the key to personal and professional satisfaction during your service. These skills will often be critical to your job, will help you integrate into your host community, and can ease your personal adaptation to new surroundings. Therefore, language training is the heart of the training program. Experienced Fijian and Hindi language instructors give formal language instruction in small classes of four to five people. Fijian and Hindi languages are also introduced in the health, cross-cultural, and technical components of training.

 Your language training utilizes a community-based approach. You will have classroom time and be given applied assignments to work on outside of the classroom and with your host family to learn the language. Achieving basic social communication skills is vital and prior to swearing-in as a Volunteer, you will work on strategies to continue language studies during your two years of service. A tutoring allowance is available to you during your first year at site. Language proficiency interviews will be conducted to assess your language skills at end of pre-service training and at the end of your service.

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 As part of your pre-service training, you will live with a host family. The experience of living with a host family is designed to ease your transition into community life. Families have gone through an orientation conducted by Peace Corps staff to explain the purpose of the pre-service training program and to assist them in helping you adapt to living in Fiji. Many Volunteers form strong and lasting friendships with their host families.

 Cross-culture and community development will be covered to help improve your skills of perception, communication, and facilitation. Topics such as community mobilization, conflict resolution, gender and development, and traditional and political structures are some examples.

 Adjusting to another culture requires three basic skills: the ability to predict the behavior of host country nationals; the ability to not react, to "accept" without judgment, the behavior of host country nationals; and the ability to adapt your own behavior to conform to host country expectations. We do not expect you to be someone you are not; rather, we expect you to take the difficult course of finding ways of being true to yourself within the local cultural norms.

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 During pre-service training, you will be given basic medical training and information. Volunteers are expected to practice preventive healthcare and to take responsibility for their own health by adhering to all medical policies. Trainees are required to attend all medical sessions. The topics include preventive health measures and minor and major medical issues you may encounter while in Fiji. Nutrition, mental health, safety and security, setting up a safe living compound, and how to avoid HIV/AIDS and other STIs are also covered.

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 During the safety training sessions, you will learn how to adopt a lifestyle that reduces risk in your home, at work, and during your travels. You will also learn appropriate, effective strategies for coping with unwanted attention and learn about your individual responsibility for promoting safety throughout your service.

 ===Additional Trainings During Volunteer Service===

 In its commitment to institutionalize quality training, the Peace Corps has implemented an ongoing training system that provides trainees and Volunteers with continuous opportunities to examine their commitment to Peace Corps service while increasing their technical and cross-cultural skills.

 During the two-year Volunteer term of service, there are usually three training events. The titles and objectives for those trainings follow.

 * Early Service Training: provides an opportunity for Volunteers to enhance their technical, language, and project development skills while sharing their experiences and reaffirming their commitment after having served for approximately three to six months.
 * Mid-Service Training: Assists Volunteers in reviewing their first year, reassessing their personal and project objectives, and planning for their second year of service.
 * Close-of-Service Conference: Prepares Volunteers for the future after Peace Corps service and reviews Volunteers' respective projects and personal experiences. The number, length and design of these trainings are adapted to each post's needs and conditions. As these trainings are mandatory for all Volunteers, you will need to coordinate these periods away from site with your counterpart organization. The key to the training system is that training events are integrated and interrelated, from the pre-departure orientation through the end of your service, and are planned, implemented and evaluated cooperatively by the training staff, Peace Corps staff, and Volunteers.

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Putting the Rockies Fest to the Test
I suggest you better get up early if you plan on getting there before Hunter and I.
Only 11 more days. If you haven't figured it out, I'm a countdown kind of guy.
Countdowns are really just foreplay with numbers.
• When: Saturday, January 24, 10 a.m. – 3 p.m.
• Where: Coors Field – Suite Level, Club Level and Lower Level; all activities will take place indoors. Public Parking ($5) is available in Lot A. Enter at Gate A or Gate C.
• Who: Players scheduled to appear include Garrett Atkins, Jeff Baker, Clint Barmes, Aaron Cook, Manuel Corpas, Jorge De La Rosa, Alan Embree, Jeff Francis, Brad Hawpe, Todd Helton, Jason Hirsh, Chris Iannetta, Omar Quintanilla, Glendon Rusch, Seth Smith, Greg Smith, Ryan Spilborghs, Ian Stewart, Huston Street and Troy Tulowitzki. Manager Clint Hurdle will be joined by coaches Bob Apodaca, Don Baylor, Rich Dauer, Glenallen Hill, Brian Jordan, Mark Strittmatter, Jim Tracy and Jim Wright. Twenty additional Rockies Minor League players will also be in attendance. (subject to change)
• What:
• Major League Player Autograph Sessions – ticketed events
• Minor League Player Autograph Sessions – open to all guests
• Live Stage Events featuring Player/Coach Interviews – ticketed events
• Rockies Museum – open to all guests and featuring an array of Rockies memorabilia, including nearly 100 items never before displayed
• Interactive Area – the left field Club Level concourse will be filled with games and interactives for all ages
• Video Game Area – enter to win a chance to play against a Rockies player
• Dinger Autographs – open to all fans
• Kids Story Telling hosted by various Major League Players – open to kids
• Carnival Games – kids will be entertained by face painters, balloon artists, games and craft tables
• Anthem Tryouts – give your best on-camera performance and you might sing the anthem on the field this summer
• Fantasy Radio and Television Booths – call the game and walk away with your work
• Tour the Ballpark – Home and Visiting Clubhouses, Press Box and more to see.
What exactly does an autograph session consist of? Is it one player, three players, or the whole team? Your Rockies Fest ticket gets you one autograph session and one player interview. How long is the interview? Can I get it on video or record it? Can I ask the player I'm interviewing for an autograph?
Did you notice one of the list of attendees is none other than Mr. Todd Helton.
That's the player interview that I want. If I wind up getting him, I'll probably freeze up and be speechless.
Seriously, I'm not sure I could interview Todd. I can't tell you what might happen.
Todd and I have a lot in common, if you add up the numbers on his jersey, that's exactly how many letters that are in my last name.
I used to sport a goatee, and I play first base too. See, he and I could be BFF's.
Will there be snacks be served?
Can we sneak down and take pictures of the humidor?
Is there a special Dinger dinosaur bathroom?
If there is can I take a whiz in it for schits and giggles?
Details, I like lots of details.
Good details can eliminate the need for questions. Eliminating the need for questions gives me time and peace of mind. Having peace of mind lets me relax and have a good time. Having a good time enourages me to spend more money. Me happy and spending money gives the Rockies more money. The Rockies with more money from their happy fans allows them to purchase more talent. More talent can pave the way to a World Series.
So now can you see how just giving good details to begin with can do wonders? It's always the little things that make the difference…D
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D — I think no matter what you and Hunter are going to have a great time! Make sure you take lots of pictures for us to see. Enjoy!
That's pretty funny stuff, D. You're an early bird like myself, I see. That Rockies fest sounds awesome. I'm pumped for the Brewers "On Deck" the same day. We're gonna have to compare notes, brother.
BTW, I like how you're getting organized. Thinking everything over. You'll have a much better time because of it.
Oh my God. I want to go sooo badly. I haven't read anything about the Astros' fest, but I know last year it was just before the exhibition games against the Tigers and I had a church thing to go to.
Send happy vibes to all my boys for me. I hope you have enough fun for all of us who can't attend!
Kylie — http://kylie.mlblogs.com
Wow, it's nice to know I'm not the only one up early in the morning.
JULIA- Thanks, lots of pictures and video for sure.
HAPPY-Have fun yourself, organized is a good thing.
KYLIE-You got it, fun is what it's all about. Plus Helton will be there, all is good…D
Hey D,
Sigh, yeah, yeah, rub it in.
Seriously, I'm stoked that you get to go but I'm bumming that I'm not. Right now I'm so in need of something Rockies related. I'm looking forward to your blog because I know it will be like being there. Enjoy!
(Stay strong man)
R-LUV-Thanks, when it gets really bad I just take off the patch and chew on it…D


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- Large scale structure and turbulence: the Mopra G333 survey
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- We have used the new broadband capabilities of the Mopra telescope to map the distribution of 26 different molecular transitions in an approximately 1 degree square region of the southern Galactic plane (the G333/RCW106 giant molecular cloud complex). The aim is to addresss observationally some of the key questions about the dynamical processes surrounding massive star formation (e.g. massive stellar winds and large-scale galactic flows) and their relative importance in regulating the star formation process. These dynamical processes help drive the turbulent motions, which are ubiquitous in giant molecular clouds (GMCs). The multi-molecular line nature of this survey is what distinguishes it from similar surveys and is crucial for gaining a clear picture of the energetics and dynamics of the gas. Investigating and understanding the chemistry of this region is a necessary part of the project if the molecular line observations are to be interpreted physically.
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- Swinburne University of Technology. Faculty of Information and Communication Technologies. Centre for Astrophysics and Supercomputing
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- EAS Publications Series: Proceedings of the Far-Infrared Workshop 2007, Bad Honnef, Germany, 05-07 November 2007 / C. Kramer, S. Aalto and R. Simon (eds), Vol. 31, pp. 9-14
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- 2008
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- Clouds; Dynamical processes; Far infra red; Galactic planes; Giant molecular clouds; Large-scale structures; Line observations; Molecular clouds; Molecular transitions; Photography; Relative importance; Star formation; Star formation processes; Stellar winds; Turbulence; Turbulent motions
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Morgan Holmes, an associate professor in Lauriers Department of Sociology, will be joining other prominent scholars and writers in Toronto on Feb. 12 for an event celebrating CBCs annual Canada Reads competition.
Holmes, who has done extensive research in gender studies, sexuality and queer theory, gender identity and intersex issues, will be discussing Annabel, a novel by Canadian author Kathleen Winter. Holmes will perform a live reading of a passage from the book and then discuss some of the issues it raises in an interview with Gill Deacon, host of Here and Now on CBC Radio One.
Annabel, which is one of the five contenders for the Canada Reads top prize, tells the story of an intersex baby born in rural Newfoundland in 1968. The baby is raised as a boy, but becomes unable to ignore the feminine part of his identity as he grows up. Published in 2010, the book is a national bestseller and winner of the Thomas Head Raddall Award.
The Feb. 12 event will run from 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. at the Toronto Reference Library. Joining Holmes will be former Toronto mayor David Miller, jazz musician Juliet Dunn, Access Alliance Multicultural Health and Community Services senior researcher Yogendra Shakya and the University of Torontos First Nations House writer in residence Cherie Dimaline. Each speaker will do a live read and interview on one of the books selected as Canada Reads finalists.
The interviews will be recorded and broadcast on Here and Now in the weeks leading up to Canada Reads.
The event is part of a series of nationwide regional celebrations in advance of the Canada Reads competition, which will air on CBC March 3-6 and feature Canadian celebrity panelists defending each of the finalists.
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Let's say that your neighbor's house got blown up by a mail bomb, one that was delivered in a plain brown box. A few days later, you see an identical box in your mailbox. How would you react? Is it another bomb? Or is it just Amazon delivering your copy of the 2001 Owen Wilson hit Behind Enemy Lines on Blu-ray? A week later, you see an identical box leaned against your neighbor's door. A day after that, you see one on the seat of your wife's car. How long until you stop having that involuntary twitch every time you see a box?
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"Oh, he's got the robot out again. Must be trash day."
So, yes, after a tour or two or 12, you eventually leave the military and return to the nice relaxing world where no one is trying to kill you, but your brain isn't about to take your word for it. It would be one thing if we were just talking about instinctively ducking whenever you hear a car backfire, but after you've been nearly blown up by a roadside bomb disguised as trash? From that point forward, any sight of garbage will rile you up more than a Native American in a public service announcement.
So, you wind up crossing the road to avoid it, sometimes more than once in a day, because holy balls, we have some filthy-ass cities in this country. Sure, you know that there's absolutely no way you're some kind of secret target, but avoiding it is often preferable to clenching your ass cheeks together while you walk briskly by. And that's just garbage bags. Insurgents can hide bombs in any-damn-thing. We even saw a donkey with a couple of explosive rounds strapped to it. So for once the animals at the petting zoo may make you feel as uncomfortable as you make them feel.
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That's the point -- their whole strategy was making the bombs not look like bombs, so it takes a long time to train yourself not to get anxious around any abandoned object.
4 War Movies Are Ruined Forever
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You tech-savvy people out there: Remember the first time you saw a movie about computers or hackers and realized everything they were saying was ridiculous bullshit ("The browser cache has been short circuited! Amplify the GPU!")? Well, now imagine that every action movie is like that, only instead of made-up jargon, you see people doing things you know would get them fucking killed in real life.
Universal Studios
Like fucking Liam Neeson's daughter.
Yes, I know Hollywood takes a certain poetic license when it comes to portraying ... well, everything. But it's different when you see somebody up on screen doing something you've been trained to yell at people for (and we'll talk more about the yelling later). Movies will depict things like soldiers talking while in formation or officers with beards, or they'll depict guns you know to be giant pains in the ass as all-powerful weaponry. Little stuff like that will sometimes make a movie or TV show unwatchable ("unwatchable" mainly because your remote has somehow magically lodged itself in the screen).
This is not the worst part, though. No, that comes when you watch war movies with some of your friends who never served and you ruin the experience for them without even trying. Say we've settled in to watch my Behind Enemy Lines Blu-ray. Oh, look, Owen Wilson is fleeing Serbian militants by running down the killing zone of a daisy-chained minefield: when one mine goes off, they all go.
My civilian friends get a rush of adrenaline as they vicariously live out the thrill of getting chased by explosions, while I want to stand up and yell, "Are you trying to get yourself killed, you fucker?!?" Because those mines are actually a type of Bouncing Betty, which means they should be shooting up into the air before exploding to properly ensure organ damage to anything within 50 meters.
20th Century Fox
Boop-oop-a-doop, BOOM!
And no, he's not going to get harmlessly knocked over by a concussion wave, as he does at the start of the scene -- his body is going to get shredded by shrapnel. I want to stop the movie and point out that the detonation time between triggering and explosion is a second, so unless Owen Wilson is adept at hitting the light switch and running to his bed before the lights actually go out, he's 100 percent screwed. And hey, look at that -- he's even running down the middle, which puts him in the kill zone of two mines at a time. Hell, you watch that scene and kind of wonder why people worry about mines at all -- it seems like you're fine unless you sit down right on top of that shit.
The Hurt Locker is another movie that resonates as "good" in the civilian pool while veterans cringe at the inaccuracies. If you're watching it with friends, your choices come down to screaming that no soldier would ever run by himself through Baghdad for ANY reason or begrudgingly holding it in so you won't find yourself going alone when Saving Private Ryan 2: Tokyo Drift comes out. So you sit back and hold it in, waiting for the rare gem of a movie that perfectly blends the humor and seriousness of the military with good tactics and camaraderie. You know, like Battle Los Angeles.
Columbia Pictures
Spot. On.


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PRITTS, David W. Sr., 83, of Flushing, died Tuesday, February 19, 2013, at home.
He was born in Flushing, December 14, 1929, a son of the late Thomas and Sarah McIntyre Pritts.
A Protestant by faith, he was the retired owner of Pritts Trucking in Flushing.
Preceding him in death, in addition to his parents, was his wife, Dorothy M. Pritts in 2003; a son, Rick Pritts in 2006; several brothers and sisters.
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PORTALES — A local committee formed to address growth issues associated with Cannon Air Force Base's new mission hammered out bylaws and organization framework Wednesday.
Comprised of representatives of the cities of Clovis and Portales and Curry and Roosevelt counties, the Local Growth Management Committee also agreed to advertise for members to serve on the volunteer board.
Area officials anticipate a population growth when the Air Force Special Operations 16th Wing is installed next fall.
According to committee members, the proposed volunteer board called the Local Growth Management Organization would serve as the legs of the growth management effort while the growth committee takes the role of the decision-making body.
Portales Mayor Orlando Ortega likened the group to the city's planning and zoning board that studies issues, talks to experts and makes a recommendation to the decision-making entity.
Ortega said he feels it is important to have a good relationship with the Office of Economic Adjustment, which assists communities affected by BRAC.
"Gen. (Hansen) Scott (director of the Office for Military Base Planning and Support in New Mexico) can be an asset to our board. I would rather have him working with us rather than on the other side," Ortega said.
Ortega noted Scott's connections all the way to the Pentagon.
Clovis Mayor David Lansford, who chairs the overseeing growth committee, said it was important to define the roles of the two organizations.
"I'm concerned that too much of what this organization (LGMO) does has to filter back to us," Lansford said during discussion of the proposed organization's scope.
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As they had previously agreed, the LGMO will be comprised of 11 members. Three will be individuals with general business, management and leadership skills. Two positions will be appointed by the governor, and the remaining six will represent the specific skill sets outlined.
Lansford pointed out that the group's primary focus over the next year would be in the realm of planning grants that would either be matched from the committee's budget or presented to the four governmental entities for approval. He said that brick-and-mortar grants would likely be matched by whatever government's jurisdiction was most affected.


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On what type of student should consider the Ford Institute
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When not in his office, you might find Patrick...
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Patrick's personal journey
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Why Patrick came from Ohio to Albion
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"I can convey to students the range of their possibilities. I hope to make them realize that the decisions they make today have the power to influence them and the world in a very positive way if they're thoughtful about what they do. It might not necessarily be easy, so it's about providing them with the right mix of support and challenges."
Patrick's Best Advice
"Work hard, get back on the horse when you fall off, and show up."
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Speaking at the Beeville Country Club, the senator explained that District 21 now has more than 800,000 residents and that it extends from the Rio Grande Valley to Travis County.
The senator told the gathering that much of her district is on the cusp of a great economic opportunity with the development of the Eagle Ford Shale oil field.
But she encouraged parents to keep their children in school and not let them abandon their education to find jobs in the oil fields until they qualify for the better positions.
Although one employer told her to send his company truck drivers and welders, that they would get the engineers from San Antonio, she said she was offended by the remark.
Residents of her district want their children to become engineers as well.
Zaffirini said that when she was asked once what a state senator does, she answered that she decides who lives and who dies.
The senator qualified that comment by saying that members of the Texas Senate decide issues relating to immigration, nursing schools, and other important issues. She reminded those at the banquet that she had spearheaded the effort years ago to keep the state from locating a low-level radioactive waste disposal site in Live Oak County near Choke Canyon Reservoir.
She said she was able to persuade the Senate to vote 28-2 to keep the disposal site on public land and off private land.
"Get it?" Zaffirini asked. "There is no public land in Bee County or Live Oak County."
Zaffirini said it is an honor to serve in the Texas Senate. Of the 31 senators, only six are women. Three of them are Republicans and three are Democrats.
In introducing the senator, Bee Development Authority Executive Director Joe B. Montez said that Zaffirini is the second highest-ranking member of the Texas Senate and is the highest-ranking woman and Hispanic in that branch of state government.
The senator has been named one of the 10 best legislators four times by Texas Monthly Magazine, and she has maintained a 100 percent attendance record since 1987.
Montez told the gathering that Zaffirini has earned a BS, MA and PhD, all from the University of Texas at Austin.
Following Zaffirini's speech, Coastal Bend College board member Laura Fischer introduced the college's new president, Dr. Beatriz Espinoza.
Although Espinoza was recruited from a college in California, the new president was born and grew up in South Texas.
The college president reminded those at the banquet that CBC is planning the celebration of its 50th anniversary in the near future.
She said that more than 13,000 students have earned degrees and certificates from the college. That is an important consideration in a part of Texas where salaries are $15,000 below the national average and $12,000 below the state average.
Espinoza also said that the growing oil and gas industry in South Texas is expected to bring considerable economic opportunity to the region.
"Coastal Bend College works," the president said.
Espinoza used her own upbringing as an example of how education can improve the lives of South Texans. Her own parents had no more than grade school educations. But they were especially dedicated to seeing that their eight children had better educations.
"They were 'no excuse' parents, especially when it came to education," Espinoza said.
Growing up in a family where the children in the family had to work in the fields of South Texas farms was enough to instill in her and her siblings the importance of schooling.
"My story is very familiar in South Texas," Espinoza said.
The president said 67 percent of CBC's student body is female and 65 percent is Hispanic.
Those numbers suggest that CBC is doing its job helping South Texans find a better and more productive future.
Gary Kent is a reporter at the Bee-Picayune and can be reached at 358-2550, ext. 120, or at email@example.com.


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Health officials say this flu season is shaping up to be one of the more severe in recent years.
Earlier reports indicated that this could be a bad flu season, and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says the data now confirm it.
In the last week of December flu was widespread in 41 states; flu-related child and infant deaths climbed to 18 and outpatient visits for flu symptoms had jumped to 5.6 percent.
The CDC's Tom Skinner says the vaccine is well-matched to this year's flu strains, but isn't 100 percent effective.
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Decent article.
Everyone waiting in anticipation to see what this team can do.
●Will D'Antoni do what he must and steer away from his beloved system?
●Can Melo become more of a team player?
●Will STAT break out of his offensive funk?
●Will Billups show up on time?
●Will Landry find his niche?
●What'll happen with Ronny and Shelden?
●Can we handle Boston's size?
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Doris Lee is preceded in death by her mother Wilhelmina Smee Foretich Landry, stepfather Whitney Landry, father Kenneth Lee Foretich, and dear friend Elmar M. Burkhardt of Austin, Texas and Ellwangen, Germany. She is survived by her daughter Carolyn Ahrens Wieland, son-in-law Gregory Wieland, and grandson Bo Wieland, all of Cedar Creek, Texas.
Doris Lee's body has been laid to rest in the Karnes City Cemetery. Her family and friends, who loved her deeply, are at ease with this passing, knowing that now they have another angel watching over them.
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BEEVILLE – New Life Church will present BACK2SANITY, a free concert featuring Christian alternative/pop group Manic Drive and New Life's Worship Inc. to help kick off the school year on Friday at 7 p.m.
Regarding their live performances, lead guitarist Michael Cavallo says, "Our shows are high energy, and we like having fun with everyone there. We never take ourselves too seriously! But at the end of the day, we are on a mission that far exceeds entertainment; our driving force is our desire to reach those who don't know Christ with His message of hope as well as to encourage believers to a closer and real-life walk with Christ."
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I'm so frustrated that I didn't get to blog at all in the past few days!! It's amazing how much blogging helps me keep up with my boys…I have barely any idea of what's been happening for them this week!
But the important thing is that Spring Training is as good as done and Opening Day is literally right around the corner! I'M SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO EXCITED!!! I cannot wait to see what these boys will do in the real thing. I wish I could really express how excited I am, but that would probably consist of extended screaming and excessive jumping up and down for a really long time, and I don't think you want to see what that looks like typed. Suffice it to day that I'M SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO EXCITED!!!!
Our official rotation is Jon Garland, Chris Young, Kevin Correia, Clayton Richard and Mat Latos. Starting pitcher on Monday: Jon Garland. We're looking so great, it's not even funny. IT'S ABSOLUTELY INCREDIBLE!!!!
I can't wait to see my boys go out there and play like they have been for the better part of the spring. Wasn't that just so much fun to watch? I had a blast this spring. It's so amazing to have my boys winning like this, and it's going to be even better to see them do it in the regular season. I'm soooo proud of my boys. They're doing so incredibly, and it's been a blast to see how they've grown so far. I can't wait for the real thing!!! AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!
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Kaybee: Haha your excitement is quite apparent! I watched 30 Clubs in 30 days on MLB Network all Spring Training long. Yesterday, I watched the Padres episode. Very interesting club you have here🙂
Garland will be good at the top of the rotation, I think it'll be next year though that some of your young talent really thrives and makes a big impact
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Can't wait for tomorrow!! Wow, our starting rotation looks solid. With veterans Jon Garland, Chris Young and Kevin Correia along with youngsters Clayton and Mat, I think this Padres pitching staff is going to look great throughout 2010. Let's hope for the first win of the season! GO PADRES!!
The NL West is becoming a real threat, which I love. I thought the Padres were project to finish pretty high in the division, and I can't wait to see what's going to happen during this opening weekend!