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Remember me? Emma (crzblue). You, Linda and I went to Soup's Grill in Woodland Hills. I started a blog back in February. I had created it before but I did not post anything until Feb.
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Throughout the South, from now until June, there will be celebrations and commemorations of Confederate soldiers, Civil War veterans. These memorial days are set for various dates, depending upon the state.
North CarolinaŌĆÖs official observance isnŌĆÖt until May 10. But members of the Jackson County chapter of the Sons of Confederate Veterans find themselves in cemeteries throughout the year.
ŌĆ£We try to doŌĆÖem in the winter time, cause, whew, you start putting on wool pants,ŌĆØ explained David Gunter, motioning to his era-specific dress.
The Alarka graveyard is warm on the last Saturday afternoon of April. The heat wraps around tombstones, many dating from the 1800s or early 20th century.
Up the hill, resting underneath a Confederate flag flapping in the breeze, is a much newer grave marker. ItŌĆÖs for Perry B. Franklin, a local Confederate veteran who was born in 1835 and died in 1913. The marker, recently ordered from the U.S. government, nods to the SouthernerŌĆÖs service with the notation of ŌĆśC.S.A.,ŌĆÖ or Confederate States of America.
ŌĆ£Do you know why ours are pointed,ŌĆØ Mike Parris, commander of the Jackson SCV asked, referring to the shape of the Confederate tombstone. ŌĆ£Do you know why ours are pointed instead of round? To keep Yankees from sitting onŌĆÖem.ŌĆØ
Parris enjoys some light moments in the cemetery, a saber hanging at his side. A few minutes more and the mood will turn somber. He will lead the graveside ceremony, say a few words and offer the long-dead Confederate a ŌĆ£last drink.ŌĆØ
ŌĆ£WeŌĆÖre honoring our Confederate soldiers,ŌĆØ Parris said. ŌĆ£And grandfathers.ŌĆØ
The Jackson group offers a ceremonial Confederate burial to any family that requests it. They offer the service as a show of respect, and because many of the SouthŌĆÖs veterans did not receive Confederate-specific recognitions at the time of their death.
ŌĆ£ItŌĆÖs their military funeral, but for the Confederacy,ŌĆØ explained Gunter.
The ceremony offered by Jackson SCV entails a procession of men dressed as Confederate soldiers. In addition to offering the veteran a ŌĆ£last drinkŌĆØ ŌĆö water is poured from a canteen ŌĆö a volley of three shots is fired. The guns, like the garb, strive for authenticity.
ŌĆ£Most ofŌĆÖem are Enfield or Springfield, .58-caliber,ŌĆØ said Gunter.
For FranklinŌĆÖs recent ceremony, a number of attendees showed up at the cemetery. Women with the Order of the Confederate Rose were there in black dresses. Swain sheriff candidate Rocky Sampson was there. Swain County Commissioner David Monteith was there, too.
ŌĆ£Yep, they done this for my grandpa,ŌĆØ Monteith said.
Also there for the occasion are several of PerryŌĆÖs descendants. They pass around a photo of a quite old Perry ŌĆö taken long after his Civil War days ŌĆö and recount the branches of their family tree.
ŌĆ£IŌĆÖve got the old home place,ŌĆØ said 81-year-old Cleo Carpenter, PerryŌĆÖs great granddaughter. ŌĆ£Over a 100 years the propertyŌĆÖs been in the family.ŌĆØ
Carpenter provided a brief biography of Perry. He moved to Swain County from Dillsboro. The man was married twice and had nine children. He served three separate stints of duty for the South during the war and afterward farmed the land of Alarka.
ŌĆ£IŌĆÖve done a lot of research,ŌĆØ Carpenter explains. ŌĆ£Most people go to the computer, but I like to go to the Register of Deeds or the cemetery.ŌĆØ
The talk in the cemetery centers on history and heritage. About honoring family. But the participants are keenly aware that their recognition of such a heritage can also spark a sideways glance and questions about celebrating a past full of shadows.
Gunter shakes off such connotations, suggesting modern hate groups have co-opted traditional Confederate imagery and stressing the eraŌĆÖs ŌĆ£interesting history.ŌĆØ
ŌĆ£It was our ancestors, and they done their duties,ŌĆØ Gunter said, ŌĆ£just like any of these other veterans buried out here, you know.ŌĆØ
Parris touched on this during the ceremony as well, imploring the study of ŌĆ£true history,ŌĆØ talking about the Confederate flag being misused ŌĆö ŌĆ£a bunch of boys running around, acting wild, flying the flagŌĆØ ŌĆö and defended the common Southern soldier.
ŌĆ£As good of men that come out of the South, you know these were not bad men,ŌĆØ Parris said.
It is these men, and their service to the South, that the Sons of the Confederate Veterans strives to honor with graveside ceremonies. They reach back through the generations to show respect, and offer families the chance to do the same.
ŌĆ£We want to remember them as good men,ŌĆØ Parris explained during the graveside observance.
Perry was remembered as one such good man. He was remembered for his service to his homeland, as well as for his life outside the boundaries of the Civil War.
ŌĆ£He was a farmer. He dug a living out of these hills and raised a good family,ŌĆØ Perry descendent Virginia Martin Bridges said in the cemetery. ŌĆ£He was good cause he was our forefather.ŌĆØ


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Last off-season when the Phillies brought in Chan Ho Park it raised a lot of questions. Park was originally signed to be the number 5 in the rotation, but wound up excelling out of the bullpen. Personally, I would have loved to see him back in the red pinstripes, but he obviously priced himself out of the budget asking for close to $5 million and stating his desire to start.
This winter, Ruben Amaro brought in Jose Contreras to fill that role out of the bullpen with the understanding that he might be an insurance policy for some spot starts. Yet for the most part, he will be starting games in the bullpen.
Prior to getting traded to the Rockies late last season, Contreras struggled mightily in the White Sox rotation. It is no secret that his best days are behind him; however he should still prove to be a solid arm out of the pen.
The sample size is too small to garner any real ideas of what we can expect to see out of the bullpen from the righty; nonetheless, he did manage to strike out 106 batters in 131.2 IP.
The main reason this deal works is the length. A one-year deal at close to pennies on the dollar for an experienced arm gives you extreme low-risk, high-reward potential – much like the Pedro signing last season. If Contreras can't hang, it's easy to release him and cut your losses. However, should he manage to provide a spark out of the pen for an inning or two at a time – like Park did – then for $1.5 million you found a real contribution to the team that you can reevaluate after the season.
I might have higher hopes than I should for Contreras, but I'm expecting something along the lines of 3.75 ERA with about 80 Ks over about 100 innings or so.
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This is a B but the Polanco signing is a C wow,
These are starting to look like fillers of junk.
I think they are all C's till we see what happens. Why don't we do this after Spring Training see who is on the roster and had a good spring?
Like I care what a beer man thinks…this blog is a joke
Here's the problem: On paper, best starting pitching since 1980. On the field, same excellent crew back again, only one move to a guy we already know, who will fit well into the offense, may be a drop in D. The bench is comparable, maybe even better than 2008, which was one of the best performing benches in Phils history. Lee has been talked out. The only drama going into the season is the bullpen, which can't be worse than last year, and Hamels, who doesn't have to carry the staff anyway. For the media and blogs, there isn't much to talk about. Not as entertaining – at this point, much more fun to follow the Mets. For the Phils, I prefer boring.
I am not grading these based on players. Sure polancos contributions will be more than contreras but you have to factor in yrs and value of a contract. The phillies awarded polanco, a decent player, a contract that was too long.
Contreras is a cheap 1 yr deal. There's no obligations after this yr. If he pitches well it's awesome. If he sucks you cut him with no real ramifications.
I think its a problem to give grades before the school year even starts …
because, last year Chan Ho Park was given an F … turned out to be probably a B+
Ibanez was given a C … turned out to be probably a B+
I give "philsguru" an F for his stupid post, "this blog is a joke"
Why are you even on it then?
If Beerman wants to "give grades before the school year even starts" that's fine with me. I don't care how many extra six-packs he has to chug to wash down the taste of his foot.
I just ate a box of tasty cakes when I realized it was time to grade the Jose Contreras signing before he throws a single pitch for the Phillies. Abbadabing! An A+!
Is there anyway to bring back Park? Doesn't seem like he is swimming in offers.
Beerman is simply projecting what he thinks the value of the player versus the cost will be. Mock drafts, grading early, projecting the NCAA basketball brackets, et all. It's all in fun so a few people should stop being so serious and let the man prognosticate.
and if Contreras doesn't make the roster then it is crap. I understand what you are trying to do.
But as it was stated many time is the last blog, people were commenting on the grade based on what they feel not exactly how good of a signing it is. Contreras is good signing, more upside than down, Just wondering how Polanco is worse since. Not even talking about contributions. Polanco was cheap for what his resume shows. I mean a gold glover, career .300. I know he is moving to 3rd, and I think many are weighing way too much into that. Feliz was horrible at the plate and that is where we will ultimately see it.
Keep drinking your Beer Beerman, have a Sam Adams on me:)
Wow… I feel ashamed to be a "regular" on this site after reading these comments. Seriously, what has gotten into you people? You can't comprehend what he's doing?? Given what the player has done and what he might be capable of doing, how would you rate the signing… NOT how much is a player going to contribute. A good player could be a bad signing… an average player could be a good signing. It's all relative… it's not grading the player before he takes the field; it's grading the deal in context to market value and risk/reward potential.
I would absolutely grade the Contreras deal higher than the polanco deal because of the risk in years and money for polanco as opposed to the 1 year 1.5 for Contreras. What don't you guys get??? Low risk high reward is better than medium risk high reward. Contreras keeps the ball down and has a nasty split when he is dealing. For 1.5 million I'm hoping that he deals all year. On the other hand you have a great contact hitter probably past his prime switching to a position he hasn't played in 4-5 years. What if he just flat out can't handle third anymore where does he go? Not second. Bench player?
I'm ashamed too. I need another hit off my gravity bong.
Placido Polanco will surprise a lot of "youse guys"…clearly he's an upgrade over Pedro Feliz..
I would still grade that deal rather high..
How about we just trade for David Wright or Ryan Zimmerman and then we'll all be happy
Actually, lets get both of them!!!
LOL my phaith has been restored in some of our readers.
Seriously people, what is so hard to understand? The grade is on the deal, not the caliber of the player. The Polanco deal was bad. They never should have given him that many years. What happens in the 2nd and 3rd year of his deal when/if some other third baseman comes along who is way better than Polanco and we can't afford him because we tied up Polanco for 3 yrs. What happens if Polanco is terrible at third base (a position he hasn't played in years) and we're stuck with him for 2 more yrs? We can't move him to 2nd or SS. So then what? we pay him all this money to ride the bench? If the Polanco deal was for one yr I think the deal would have gotten a much higher grade.
And….what happens when Polanco has 2 really good years and everybody suddenly is praising Ruben for going out and getting him??
If Polanco has 2 good years…and plays more of a utility role in year three…so what…it's STILL an upgrade over Feliz..
Polanco at 3 years/18 million was a better deal than Figgins at 9 mil a year, Beltre at whatever he got from Boston, and Feliz at 5 million..
Original Chuck P., I believe you are getting too hung up on semantics. There as really very little difference between "potential" and "how much a player is going to contribute." While we might all see a player's potential, we might not see that he could have a career year, injure himself, get traded before his contract expires, or how well a different player may have done and at what cost. We can only guess.
The same holds true for "market value," because market value is ultimately what the highest bidder deems it to be. I, for one, would never have given A-Rod a quarter BILLION dollars. I wouldn't have given Ben Sheets $10 million, either. But someone did, so THAT'S what they're worth, and I may never know why.
While I don't find anything horribly wrong with "projections," I do think they're overrated, premature, and based largely on emotions. Too many times, they prove to be ridiculously wrong.
Projections are fun but can get overwhelming.
Why would anyone project on anything other than the performances already seen? In other words, if we have a career .300 hitter coming into our lineup, it would be logical to assume he will hit around that mark. No career years and definitely you don't project a disaster (either of which are in the scope of possibilities).
Based on what we have seen (my own lineup of course):
Rollins – .275 average; 15-20 hrs, 70 rbi, 100 (+) runs scored
Polanco – .300 average; 10 hrs; 70 rbi, 100 (give or take) runs
Utley – .300 avg; 30 hrs; 100 (+) rbi, 100 (+) runs
Howard – .270 – .280 avg; 40-50 hrs, 130 (+) rbi, 100 runs
Here is where it gets more fuzzy – who is the real Werth?
Werth has hit for a higher average, probably 30 hrs, and judging where he hits in the lineup – 100 rbi
Ibanez – will he return to pre-all star form from last year? His lifetime BA is .285, last year he hit .272 the lowest average since 2001, when he became a regular. He has averaged less hrs and now that the NL has seen him – who knows?
Victorino – this guy just keeps getting better. His average will probably settle in over .290, with 10-15 hrs and great defense.
Ruiz -Carlos has never had more than 374 official atbats in a season and has never hit more than .259. His power is minimal but he is, after all, a terrific defender and Senor Octobre.
This is what Spring is all about (and wishing for the snow to melt!)
Thats what i was saying … how can you call a fair-market value contract . a BAD DEAL … before the guy has even played ..
Im willing to bet he outperforms a lot of players that will make a lot more than $6 M per year .. and he's going to be a great fit in our lineup
Anyone judging the Polanco "deal" should wait and see how he plays.. and then look back as to if it was a good deal or not
to me, $6 M for an above average hitter, who never strikesout, and plays gold glove defense is GREAT .. the fact that he's aging, and moving to a different position might bring that down to VERY GOOD .. but the fact that he's going to be in a better lineup might give him better offensive numbers ??
who knows, who cares .. how many days until they start practice down there???
I don't know about anybody else…but I'm getting a little tired of all these people constantly complaining about the Polanco signing..
It's as if Ruben signed Wes Helms or something..
Polanco is gonna be a really good addition to this team…have a little phaith….and stop wishing for Mike Schmidt reincarnated.
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The problem with Polanco is not the amount of money, its the years.
The years are fine..Polanco is SO versatile that he can play second (giving Chase a rest)…or even play first if needed (I'm sure he wouldn't embarrass)…And I'll bet he could even play left field if asked and do no worse than Pat Burrell with bad knees.
Like was said earlier…even if Polanco is reduced to a "super utility" role in year 3 of the deal…it's STILL worth it.
You have to look at all that he can do…and not worry about whether or not he can just play third base.
I said that at the time of the signing.. that he could definitely play LF or 1B too… which at $6 M might be a very welcome thing come year #3 of that contract
I think your expectations of his production (100 IP 3.75 era) are not in line with what he's done for the past 3-4 years. Let's not also forget that he's a player that defected out of Cuba with a STATED age of 37, who knows how old he actually is.
So, even though your point is that it's a cheap deal with upside, your projections about what he will do in a Phillies uniform are a part of your grade, and I think that's where you're being unreasonably optimistic.
Also, cheap deals are not only about what you pay in $, but the opportunity cost of putting one guy in there vs. somebody else – just ask the Boston Red Sox how their cheap deals for Smoltz and Penny worked out last year.


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I didn't cry at Vegeta atonement scene, mostly because I knew he would just come back. Seriously the only time I got sad in DBZ is when Future Gohan was killed, that was fucking brutal. And Piccolo speech to Gohan in GT.
So I was just watching Vegeta's Final Flash against Cell, and I was wondering, if it directly hit Cell, would it of killed him?
Judging by the size and shape of the hole, it wasn't large enough to get his entire body, so he probably would have regenerated.
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That flipbook was really cool. I wonder how much time it took to make
Goku's favorite holiday.... not even celebrated in japan, but he does all the time
lol I would hate having thanks giving and christmas dinner month to month.
fuck you Genn.... i come here at fucking 2am just to fucking post the video of the flip book gohan and you've already done it!!!!
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Super Saiyan 3 Gogeta with a Golden Spirit Bomb for Dragon Ball Heroes: Ultimate Mission for the 3DS in Japan.
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My name is Mary and I have a 2 month old daughter. My milk supply was awesome for the first week of having her. I was able to pump 4 ounces out of each breast every 2-3 hours. After that, it began to decrease more and more. It got down to me only being able to pump less than half an ounce out of each breast. Obviously, I was unable to keep up with her feeding so I have been supplementing her with formula (which I absolutely hate to do). I contacted a lactation consultant and was put on a RX galactologue that lasted about 15 days. During this time, my milk supply was greater than ever and I was finally able to get her off formula. Unfortunately, the day after I stopped taking the RX, my milk supply decreased again back to about 1/2 ounce every 3 hours.
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Things I believe may be hurting my milk supply:
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2. I had breast augmentation last year right before I got pregnant. However, the implants were inserted in the armpits, not the nipple.
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Knicks only have 2 turnovers in first half while OKC has 7 (3 of which are from Durant).
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That call on Melo is pure bullsh!t
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5th Seminar of the UNESCO Chair: Tourism and economic diversification in World Heritage sites
The evolution towards a single tourism activity (accommodation, dining, souvenirs, etc.) and the homogenisation of its commercial and economic ...
Saturday, 6 December 2014
Historic Town of Grand Bassam, Côte d'Ivoire, launches tree planting initiative on 6 December
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5th HERITY International Conference
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Final Periodic Reporting Meeting in Europe
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27-Nov-2014 - 28-Nov-2014
Religious heritage and tourism: types, trends and challenges
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26-Nov-2014 - 28-Nov-2014
Sub-Regional meeting on the Caribbean Action Plan for World Heritage 2014-2019
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15-Nov-2014 - 18-Nov-2014
Promotion, Protection and Preservation of Buddhist Culture and Heritage
The International Buddhist Conference is going to be convened at Lumbini, the birthplace of the Lord Buddha in Nepal with the objectives of ...
Friday, 14 November 2014
World Heritage Marine Programme celebrates a decade of conservation success
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13-Nov-2014 - 14-Nov-2014
1st Extraordinary Session of the General Assembly
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12-Nov-2014 - 19-Nov-2014
IUCN World Park Congress on Parks, People, Planet – Inspiring Solutions
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10-Nov-2014 - 14-Nov-2014
Extended deadline - Call for papers: Heritage and Landscape as Human Values
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09-Nov-2014 - 14-Nov-2014
18th ICOMOS General Assembly and Scientific Symposium
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30-Oct-2014 - 10-Jan-2015
1st Call for communications: Terra 2016 – XIIth World Congress on Earthen Architectures
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29-Oct-2014 - 01-Nov-2014
UNESCO Chair: 1st International Conference – Heritages and Memories from the Sea
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Tuesday, 21 October 2014
Women, Guardians of Heritage: 4th seminar on African Heritage
Women: guardians of heritage, keepers of knowledge and know-how, stewards of tradition. Organized by the French Ministry of Culture and ...
14-Oct-2014 - 16-Oct-2014
Seminar on "Experiences of World Heritage in Africa"
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13-Oct-2014 - 24-Oct-2014
Course on Heritage Impact Assessments
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13-Oct-2014 - 15-Oct-2014
The Age of Sensing: 5th International Conference on Remote Sensing in Archaeology
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13-Oct-2014 - 07-May-2015
[in French only] Cours publics d'histoire et d'actualité de l'architecture de la ville à la Cité de l'architecture & du patrimoine
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09-Oct-2014 - 13-Oct-2014
World Heritage Media/Communication Training Workshop: Passing the Culture Message (Korea)
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License Fee Hike
Dear Editor,
I am sure none of you commissioners want to read this letter because I am absolutely not agreeing with any hike in fees for my license plate. I am paying plenty right now. If I had known about your meeting where this was discussed, I would have been there joining in with Ed Hood.
All of you, yes, starting with you, Mr. Bennett, need to understand that We Senior Citizens, do not get a raise every year or every six months like the working people.
Social Security does not think we need it and that our expenses never increase. Mr. Hood was right. Everything has increased in price. Comcast is never ending, electric, and yes, car insurance and homeowners insurance rates, and that is not because of claims I've filed. It's because the company wants more money. Yes, tax increase with levies and I don't want to forget grocery prices are always increasing. Social Security increases are to be forgotten. The last one we got back in January, I jokingly said to my sister, WOW I got so much I'll have to open a new Account at the bank to handle it. And it is getting to be less and less, besides we went for three years with not even a penny increase. And now the President wants to reduce the inflation rate so we'll get even less, if that is possible.
Belmont County has an awful lot of Senior Citizens, living here, so I suggest to you who want this increase to contact our great governor who has done absolutely nothing for us yet, and tell him to get your money from the STATE or the government. Anyplace except from the Seniors. We do not have it.
Nancy Wilson


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- Higher corn prices would require more rapid export pace, South American crop concerns
- Hog slaughter numbers
- Taken together, the pace of current and expected corn consumption appears to be rapid enough to provide support for old crop prices for several more weeks, but does not suggest the need for much higher prices.
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The USDA's Grain Stocks report released on Jan. 11 confirmed that feed and residual use of corn from June through November 2012 had been large, implying that consumption had not been sufficiently rationed following the small crop of 2012.
According to University of Illinois Agricultural Economist Darrel Good, March 2013 corn futures are currently trading about 25 cents above the closing price on Jan. 10 and about 10 cents below the high reached on Jan. 16. The spot market basis also remains very strong in most markets.
"Ongoing changes in livestock production are mixed, but may be contributing to a slightly slower pace of feed consumption," Good said. "The number of cattle in feedlots continues to be well below the level of a year ago as a result of the multi-year liquidation of the cow herd.
"The number of cattle on feed on Jan. 1, 2013, was 5.6 percent below the inventory of a year earlier, about the same magnitude of decline reported on Dec. 1, 2012.
"Placements into feedlots during December were only 0.7 percent less than during December 2011. The number of cattle slaughtered in December was 7.6 percent less than the slaughter in December 2011, but the average slaughter weight was up 26 pounds (2 percent) in December 2012.
"The number of milk cows on farms in December 2012 was only 10,000 fewer (0.1 percent) than in December 2011. The year-over-year decline was the smallest since September 2012," he said.
Good reported that the number of broiler-type eggs set continues to exceed that of a year earlier by 1 to 2 percent each week. The number of broiler-type chicks placed each week is also currently running about 1 percent above the pace of a year earlier.
The number of chickens slaughtered in December 2012 was 2.4 percent less than the slaughter of a year earlier, but the average live weight of the slaughter was 2.1 percent above the average in December 2011.


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From 22 year old Kershaw to 22 year old Kenley Jansen
A year ago Kenley Jansen was in the minor league catching. Seeing his arm was better throwing fastballs than catching them, he was converted to a pitcher. I actually went and pitcked him up in my MLB Fantasy team (Los Locos Azules) but ESPN still has him as a catcher.
In the dugout with a big grin on his face, Clayton Kershaw was watching Kensley who had come in the 9th inning to save the game for Kershaw who had pitched 8 shutout innings.
The kid Kensley looked calm on the mound. I on the other hand was nervous. Kensley had made his major league debut the night before when the Dodgers used nine pitchers in the 13 inning game.
Kensley was going to face the 4th, 5th and 6th batters, of
Here is the video I recorded:
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Kershaw came out and gave him a big hug. See, when Kershaw was in the Gulf Coast league, Kensley Jansen was his catcher. "He had an incredible arm back then" kershaw said.
Dodgers WIN! and take the series against the Mets 3 games to 1.
Here is the post game interview with Kenley Jansen:
Dodgers are off today and start a three game series with the first place Padres. Go Dodgers!
Len who I baptised "crazy Mets fan" came from San Diego to watch the game. He sat in the right field pavilion for the AYCE (All you can eat). I caught with him before the game and after the game. This is after the game when the kids were allowed to run the bases. Afterwards the Media softball game started.
Update: I uploaded the videos. Also ESPN has updated Kenley from a catcher to a relief pitcher!
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You guys had a great series against the Mets. I had a friend who was at the Saturday game and said it was so exciting. Nice story about Kenley!
It is just amazing to me some of these guys who have been converted as field players into pitchers the last few years. The Dodgers did it to Edwin Jackson when he was with your team before sending him to the Rays….And now he is the proud owner of a No-Hitter.
Brandon Backe, the Astros pitcher who 1-hit the White Sox a few years back in the World Series was an infielder too.
Amazing talent in the MLB, and it is very couragious of these guys to go back to the drawing board and re-invent themselves at this level.
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look at those youngin's!🙂 I think it's great that he's found his true talents as a pitcher! Amazing how that is. And for him to be with Clayton must feel great🙂
Hello Crazy Met Fan! A catcher converted to a pitcher…that's a new one on me.
It was a relief that we could take 3 out of 4. Padilla also played well but the bullpen let that one get away.
It is amazing how some can covert but you know they already have the God giving talent. Some say that Furcal could have been a pitcher with the kind of arm he has but he is a great shortstop and enjoying a great year at the plate.
I forgot to include a pic of Kershaw with the wide grin he had. It was so cute the way he hugged Kenley.
That is a new one on me too to see a catcher converted to pitcher.
Len is a nice Mets fan. I noticed he was sporting orange and blue shoes.
Thanks for those video clips. It was great to see that interview with Kenley. I'm really excited about having him on the team. I think he can provide us with a well needed boost.
Now we enter crunch time. Our whole season hinges on how we play in the next 10 games. Emma, the Dodgers need us to root very hard now. I'll be sending my cheers through the computer directly to Petco.
You are so welcome True! I created for fans that do not get to see the Dodgers or they might have missed the interview with Kenley. Agree that this is crunch time and we need to do well in SD to gain ground.
What a classic… that Mets jersey. And that a way to wear the number 74 proud!
I can't believe that the youtube video I recorded of Kenley Jansen already has over 5,000 views! wow!
great pic on the front page Emma! Jansen is nuts. I didnt even realize he was a catcher at one point. He still must be listed as a catcher on yahoo cause i could not pick him up in my fantasy league
Just saw you on the MLBlogs page! Sweet!
Hi Emma,
Congrats on the front page feature!
I was in an antique store and saw two issues of Dodger magazine from '81 & '82 from Pennant victory time. Is something you might be interested in? I am guessing you already have them?
let me know.
Thanks for letting me know about being featured! WOW!
ESPN also had him as a catcher and that is how I picked him up but they have corrected that. I would think Yahoo will do the same. Can you beleive that the video has over 5,000 views!?
Thanks Mike! caught me by surprise!
Thanks! 1981 and 1982 I have but if you find anything else, let me know! Thanks! BTW, how much are they and who is on the cover? I'll check what I have.
One cover was a collage, which included images of Lasorda and Rick Monday, I think. They weren't much, like 10 or 12 bucks. I can't remember the images on the 81 cover. Both were pennant features.
In the meantime I will dig up some Lasorda photos I know you don't have, because I took them!
when I get home, I'll check what I have. I bought the 1988 W.S. program at the FanFest in Frisco a couple of years back.
Looking forward to those pics!


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SUSSEX, Wis. (AP) -- South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley says the she and other governors are watching the Wisconsin recall race closely, to see whether voters will reward the courage that Gov. Scott Walker has shown.
Haley was in Sussex on Friday, four days before Walker faces a recall election. The recall stemmed from Walker's successful push to strip collective bargaining rights from most public workers.
Haley says Walker has shown the courage to make tough decisions. She says Americans like fighters who understand that even when the heat is on, they need to keep fighting.
She told several hundred workers at a Sussex printing plant that if Wisconsin voters have Walker's back, it would show governors like her that if they fight for voters, the voters will have their backs too.


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Maybe I Should Go Away More Often…
A great day for a birthday…
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Today is my birthday, and it couldn't have had a happier ending than a Yankees win combined with a Red Sox loss. All week, a certain blogger from Boston kept telling me that I couldn't have a Red Sox loss for my birthday since she would be in attendance at Fenway Park. Hey Julia, how did that work out for ya? 😉
This is my first blog in a week so I don't really plan to delve into breakdowns of the games that have been played since my last blog. I recently took a job with a new company that allowed me to return home to Silicon Valley, California. I had been in Wilmington, Delaware for the past year. For the past week, I packed my belongings and drove across the country (3,000 miles in 3 ½ days). Since the focus of the week was the move, I did not take my laptop with me and as a result, I have been silent on this blog for a week.
In seven days while I've been gone, the Yankees lost only one game. The Oakland A's snapped the Yankees' winning streak on Saturday, when Alfred Aceves failed to bail out Andy Pettitte. It was the end of the Yankees eight game winning streak, as well as an eight game streak against the A's dating back to 2008 (they had taken the first four games of the series this year).
Mitsu Yasukawa/The Star Ledger
Beating up the Tigers, Twins, and A's has allowed the Yankees to extend their lead in the AL East to 2 ½ games over the Boston Red Sox. The Yankees do have a challenging schedule for the remainder of the season, and it won't get any easier with a 9-game road trip that begins in St. Petersburg, Florida against the Tampa Bay Rays on Monday. The Rays are currently in third place, 6 ½ games back.
Jason Behnken/Tampa Bay Tribune
I have been pleasantly surprised about the Yankees' success so far in the second half of the season. Admittedly, I was down after the Yankees had been swept by the Los Angeles Angels to close out the first half. Prior to that series, the Yankees had tied Boston for the AL East lead. While the Yanks were getting swept, Boston was doing their own sweeping so the first half closed with a three game Boston lead. But as quickly as the Yanks went from a first place tie to three games back, they surged back to overtake Boston with only one loss since the All-Star Game. I suspect that the lead will change hands a few more times before this is all said and done, but it is nice to see the Yankees reach 60 wins faster than any other AL team at this point in the season.
Christopher Pasatieri/US Presswire
The news regarding Chien-Ming Wang has not been good. He will meet with Dr. James Andrews on Tuesday. Wang had a second MRI last week, according to Peter Abraham of the LoHud Yankees Blog, and it revealed a possible rotator cuff tear. If it is not a scar from Wang's prior surgery in 2000, and has rotator cuff surgery, he will be lost for most, if not all, of next season.
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I do not think that Sergio Mitre is the answer in the rotation, and apparently neither do the Yankees. According to Jenifer Logosch at MLB.com, the Yankees had scouts in attendance to watch Ian Snell pitch. Snell struggled for the Pittsburgh Pirates earlier this season, going 2-8 in 15 starts, with 5.36 ERA. He was demoted to AAA Indianapolis and has pitched lights out. In four starts for Indy, Snell has pitched 26 1/3 innings with a 0.34 ERA and 34 strikeouts. Snell apparently has no interest in rejoining the Pirates, and feels that he was made a scapegoat for their early season problems. I am not sure if Snell is the answer or if his AAA success can equate to Major League success after past difficulties, but, for the right price, he is probably worth trying. I'd rather go there before taking a chance with Kei Igawa. I read that the Seattle Mariners wanted both Melky Cabrera and Brett Gardner for Jarrod Washburn, so there's no way that deal is happening unless the Mariners drop their asking price. The Yankees won't be contenders for either Roy Halladay or Cliff Lee, so they'll continue to rummage through the bargain bins over the next couple of days as they continue to seek possible replacements for Chien-Ming Wang in the rotation.
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Speaking of Brett Gardner, he landed on the DL after suffering a fractured thumb in the first inning of Saturday's game. Of course, in that game, he had a run-scoring triple and played excellent defensively AFTER the thumb injury. He is a huge loss for the team, but hopefully he'll be out no more than three weeks or so. I hope that Melky Cabrera maintains a high level of play during Gardner's absence, and doesn't lose any motivation or ambition without Gardner competing with him every day. Hopefully, Gardner's recovery will be as speedy as he is on the base paths…
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Boston has a chance to make up ground on the Yankees during the upcoming 9-game road trip, but I have to admit that I am very shocked that John Smoltz is 1-4 with a 7.04 ERA. I liked Boston's pick up of Adam LaRoche (well, not as a Yankees fan, but looking at the trade objectively and knowing what it means for the Red Sox). Of course, with Theo Epstein, you know that the next few days will be very interesting as Boston continues to seek upgrades.
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I am sure that most people have become familiar with Batting Stance Guy but I wasn't. I saw him on David Letterman this week and he was hilarious (his impression of Kevin Youkilis is priceless). You can check him out at www.battingstanceguy.com. His posts can also be found on YouTube. Here is his impression of the 2009 Yankees:
As much as I will miss the close proximity to Yankee Stadium, I am looking forward to my first visit to AT&T Park this year when I attend next Sunday's match-up between the San Francisco Giants and Philadelphia Phillies. After a year in Phillies country, I am excited about the opportunity to watch Chase Utley, Ryan Howard, J-Ro, and the other Phillies without being surrounded by those "calm and quiet" Philadelphia fans! Seriously, there aren't many things better than watching baseball near the Bay…
Have a great week!
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Okay – can you stay put in San Jose for a while?😉 I guess it's only fair that you got the wins that you wanted on your birthday since I got what I wanted on mine. Watching John Smoltz at the game yesterday was tough – seeing him in person you can see how desperate he is to win and I really think his frustration is affecting him. When Wakefield is healthy enough to come back – if Buchholoz has done well enough I wouldn't be surprised to see Smoltz head to the bullpen, at least for a while. And without a doubt I suspect these last few days until the trading deadline will be crazy.
I'm glad you made it back home – finally! Good luck with your new job and enjoy watching baseball by the Bay! Get some rest after all that driving!
Sounds like you had quite a road trip, Scott. I've always wanted to drive across the country, but probably not in three days! Good luck with your new job. I'm sure you'll enjoy being back out here where the Yankees games are over by 7 or 8 p.m.! I've never been to the Giants' ballpark, but I hear it's beautiful. Enjoy the game and let's hope the Yanks can have a great series against the Rays.
Scott – have you noticed that when you are in San Jose the Red Sox win??? So please – Don't leave there again – okay?😉
Hope all's going well for you, Scott and your move has been a smooth one. Tough game for the Yanks last night and sad news about Wang. But here's hoping for a series win against the Rays tonight.
Hope you enjoyed the road trip home!
Yes, Let's hope for a series win today in St Pete, for the HOME team.🙂
Have fun at the game!
So sometimes "the certain blogger from Boston" might get it wrong! BUT she still has faith and she still believes that the Yankees will NOT win the series against the Red Sox next week!


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