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New York Mets (27-29) at Philadelphia Phillies (24-30)
Starting Pitchers:
NYM: Bartolo Colon (1-2, 3.82)
PHI: Roberto Hernandez (4-5, 4.73)
Time: 7:05, Citizens Bank Park
Weather: Sunny, 74
Media: Twitter and Facebook
A Note for Tonight:
The Phillies and Mets are finally finishing the series that never ends. three of the four games so far have gone into extra innings, resulting in fans being "treated" to an extra 12 innings throughout the series so far. The Mets will throw out Bartolo Colon, who in his career against the Phillies sports a 4.65 ERA ( 5 games).
Ben Revere is having a home stand to remember. Revere hit his first career homerun against the Rockies last week, and is in the midst of a seven game hitting streak. During that time the 26 year old outfielder is hitting .297 with 1 HR, 2 RBI, 3 R, & 3 SB.
Lineup: Revere CF / C. Hernandez SS / Utley 2B / Howard 1B / Byrd RF / Ruiz C / Brown LF / Brignac 3B / R. Hernandez P
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"A life-sucking abyss of bad baseball" indeed. Play ball!
So sick of the Mets at this point. Go Phils!
"Ben Revere is having a home stand to remember."
And who will ever forget that bunting clinic that Ben put on the other night? Good times!
Missed 2 chances at a sacrifice bunt. A successful sacrifice would have enabled a tie game in the 14th on Saturday. Not happy with Revere. Big stat is that he hasn't walked on this home stand. He has 3 walks all year. I don't see him as a positive force if he can't execute plays such as a sacrifice bunt. Put Marlon Byrd in center field, move Dominic Brown to right and place Ruf or Mayberry in left.
I'll be at all 3 games vs the Nats beginning tomorrow. In section 109 for Tuesday.
I wonder how many bases teams have taken on Ben(4 walks ) Revere's arm?
It's always good o fall into a highly topical subject. Makes you seem either ultra smart, or brilliantly observant.
Incredibly absent from al Philies pre game chatter is who will be the closer tonight Jonathan Papelbon has pitched 3 straight days. Goose Gossage once pitched 4 straight days. But
Papelbon would need more than equaling that to be in Goose's class. Maybe paraphrasing Goose's screaming "You can take that upstairs to the fat man" with a "You can take that upstairs to the moron " would endear him to the few that now consider Howard Eskin a hero, but Paps recent unavailability for a 3rd straight game doesn't lend probability to a 4th in a row tonight.
And after all, who the Phillies use to save tonight's game is highly important. Maybe right up there with Germans discussing who their next chancellor would be in 1945.
This Dendecker guy is killer. Ugh!
I don't know about you guys, but if this series goes any longer, I am going to need a frontal lobotomy. Good God!
I'd rather have a bottle in front of me than a frontal lobotomy.
Big Ed I had my lobotomy. It didn't work, they still suck!
This offense is just terrible TMac.
Theyre' not good, but it's all relative. They're about average for the year, but 3rd in the NL in runs, and first in home runs, since May 17.
Their inability to create runs effectively playing "small" concerns me. Otherwise I'm just generally in a foul mood and shouldn't be commenting tonight, sorry.
And they're 5-8 during that time frame. Unfortunately, even with this "average" offense, they still have to play defense half of the time (and run the bases and lay down bunts every so often).
The offense is the relative bright spot among three main parts (offense, pitching, fielding), as sad as that is.
Oh great, now they're telling us how great the bullpen is.
We're only 4 games ahead of the bottom feeder cubs!!!! Yikes
Come on
this team is not average.
I don't know how you can turn stats and such.
anyone who even casually watches the team ( not many left)
Can see what this team is.
I posted an article from the NY post about the Mets last week.
About how terrible they are.
I bet this series because I was embracing how bad the 2 teams are.
They are truly terrible.
The Phillies are worse.
I guess Amaro is never getting fired.
Comforting knowing he is running the Phillies draft this year.
Spin the stats anyway you want the Phillies are one of the 5 worst teams in the league.
The Mets started 3 hitters tonight coming in hitting over .250.
They too are one of the 5 worst teams in baseball and they crap on the Phillies so where are the Philies?
And you get articles/ posts here about the team getting better or having a chance.
Or about a division that sports both the Phillies and Mets is actually a good division.
The Mets are HORRIBLE.
They were better than the Phillies last year and are this year.
The Phillies are less than horrible.
Whatever the stats say that's the truth.
Whatever the stats say, I am tall and wealthy. Hey, that's easy.
Now we truly know the source of Schmemkman's optimism. It's not the Phillies, it's his wealth!
And there is the error
And there are people who say you cant trade Rollins or Utley LOLOL
Some of the fans who are on Rubens level deserve this team.
They wanted it just like Ruben did.
Wow. All we need now is Walter Mattheau. Hopefully, Ruben is exhuming him now and signing him to a ridiculous contract.
Took Scotty's suggestion and started drinking. Bourbon amazingly makes this wonderful inning slightly less aggravating. Thanks, Ruben!
Why didn't Chase tag on that?did he switch brains with Rever or Dom Brown?
At least Bartolo "I'm not fat, it's just a bloated" Colon didnt shut us out.
This is the ugliest series I have sawn in years.
Just on gameday, but I heard elsewhere Utley would have been out by a mile.
Turned off the TV. just went on what LA and Franzke were saying. They though den Decker was off balance and had no chance to set. Who knows? Chase is having a very rare off night tonight. Team blunders could have finally gotten to the Man. He seemed frustrated last night.
Had that ball dropped it still would have been a close play at home. That guy in center has a gun! He already threw out one runner foolish enough to try to score on him. A smart player would remember that fact.
Better to rely on the next guy up, Ruiz, to produce a simple base hit.
Might as well blame Chooch.
Schenkman you entertain me.
When they lose 105 this year with a 180 million pay roll.
You will be able to tell me how great they are.
If I am ever arrested be looking for a phone call for you to represent me.
Thank you.
I lose 150$ on the series
I did not think a team the level of the Mets could take 4 of 5 from anyone.
I was wrong.
I have a standing better record bet Phillies vs Mets.
That I will have to pay off the next few years like I did last year.
Otherwise I will not be wagering in any form on this Phillies team until both the Amaro and Howard eras are completely over. .
AFW – Re: "…I will not be wagering in any form on this Phillies team until both the Amaro and Howard eras are completely over."
That will be in 2018 and the team will have moved to San Antonio by then.
Unlike Irsay's stealth of night escape from Baltimore, at this rate we all may help them pack.
This bullpen could walk them to Texas.
And what is Tom McCarthy blabbing about it being an "attainable" ballgame?
Will it be available on DVD?
Gotta love McCarthy for trying to keep the chin up. He's broadcasting for a terrible team with terrible color analysts. I'm not the biggest TMac fan out there but he's definitely doing a great job under lousy circumstances.
1800 pitches now for the series
If can get it to extras may get a 2000 pitch series.
The series has lived up to my billing
Just wish the Phils could have at least won 2.
Why am I actually watching this? Annnnnnnnd….we walk the leadoff hitter. Good Lord…
Well done……. good job…
Well, at least we won't be tortured with extra innings today lol
God, this team sucks!
This is pitiful. Just dreadful.
Flores came in with 1 RBI this year.
6 in tonights game.
Chuck you watch because you are a fan.
Like I do.
But this series may be the low point.
There comes a point when I do wonder why Amaro doesn't just quit.
This cant be fun.
When he does I will wish him the best in his endeavors and forget about him.
Har har harrrrrrrdy har har
Yes in a way with this team wish it was Wheeler.
Having to suffer through it all.
What a series.
5 game series 57 innings and the Mets get 4 of 5
1856 pitches
Mets announcers talking about the Mets making a run
sorry Mets fans you wont be playing the Phillies in the future there will be no run.
You are terrible. The Phils are just more terriblerer.
The series lived up to the billing.
Truly dreadful played by 2 dreadful teams.
If young had caught that routine fly ball in game 2 the Mets may have swept all 5 games.
I dont even know where to start! As much as it pains me to say it, trading Utley and Rollins are the best best to start turning this club in the right direction. Problem is Ruben is still at the reigns and he will get a nickel on the dollar for both of them! Over the years, they should have been able to survive the trading of prospects with better scouting and replenishing through the draft. Its BS that he blames losing high draft picks to FA signings. There is plenty of talent each year that is found beyond the first rd. Even with Howards bloated salary, a solid GM would find a way to build around it. Problem is Ruben does nothing well and is surrounded by a bunch of buffoons in the front office and scouting department!
ps, please send brown, revere, and aumont on one way tickets somewhere….anywhere…please!
Ricky Bottalico:
"Don't guys come to the Big Leagues with a knowledge of baseball?"
I don't think I've ever heard him more disgusted – and he can get pretty brutal about brutal baseball.
This goes back to my question earlier this evening about the quality of coaching and management in this organization, both on a minor league level and major league maintenance of same. They are fundamentally challenged by fundamentals, from trotting to first base to throwing to the wrong base to swinging at garbage to simply falling asleep out there. It's one thing to be under-gtalented as a team – it's quite another thing to not play fundamental baseball.
LOVED that comment from Ricky Bo. It's refreshing to hear one of these TV guys be brutally honest and not afraid to tell it like it is. If he could get away with saying "This team is a f—–g mess" he would.
We now gave the third worst run differential in the league, we just got trounced by a team consisting of Colon and Abreu, whose combined age and weight still makes a record book somewhere, and we have Steasburg and Cueto (gNats and Reds) coming up. With our 180 million payroll juggernaut rolling on to the land of Rock Bottom, I'm really excited now. The team Ruben has built is amazing in so many ways, with ineptitude being our best stat. Grrrr! Man, this season is a nightmare.
The Phils are 9-17 since May 4, which is the worst record in the NL during that time frame.
Fortunately, a word synonymous with Phillies baseball, they remain on pace for the club's best June ever. The 2 losses earlier this month still represents the club's lowest loss total in full month history. Unfortunately, the club's cooled off from their torrid March when they were unbeaten, and averaged 14 runs an outing.
Still, tonight's loss is at least a little troubling. The 2nd wild card became more of a best win option, and you'd hate to see this storied season reduced to a 1 game live or die. Hopefully, Rube can complete the deal for Giancarlo Stanton before the start of the Nat series, and return the club to its winning ways.
Tips of the caps to the stellar tandem of Diekman and Aumont for their efforts tonight. They threw 35 pitches between them tonight, 15 in the strike zone. If you throw pitches out of the strike zone, hitters chase, and make outs. The three thirds of an inning the 2 combined for proved that, and hopefully, the young pitchers can learn from that. Proving the point even more, the Phils collectively issued 7 walks, and the Mets had fewer plate appearances than any of the 3 previous games. How simple can baseball 101 be?
Last year, when the Phils carefully researched and accurately blamed Young Charles Manuel for their trip to an eventual near 90 loss season, there was talk of honoring Said Chuckster for skippering the Phils to 1000 wins over the course of his unMauchian tenure (get lost spell check). That never happened, perhaps largely because Manuel didn't appreciate the dismissal. Wounds moderately healed, Cholly reupped with the Phils in a different role, and you'd have thought they'd have scheduled the night for this year. Nadda.
And pourquoi, you might ask? Hey, I don't wanna start rumors, it could be for 1 of 10k reasons, but it don't surprise me an iota if it's because Chollie's too proud still to let them use him to stave off a sinking gate. The right time to honor the guy is when the Phils return to winning form, year 2619, AD, year of their lord. Not amidst this 2 card chase that offers the 1 game chance.. Let people keep tabs on that, and not get distracted.
tag: wild card chase
My parents always taught me that if I didn't have anything good or constructive to say, I should say nothing.
I was told you shouldn't speak badly of the dead, so I can't say anything, either.
Before the season I picked them for 68 wins, which was probably being a little optimistic. This is going to be an ugly summer.
I picked them for 67 wins.
Even though the last series would suggest we were both too optimistic I think they'll rally here and there and pull out at least 65 wins; maybe even surprise us with 70 – but that may involve swapping teams with Reading.
I'm picking them to beat up on the Gnats this evening.
Washington had the day off and they probably spent it watching the Phillies-Mets game.
Overconfidence will be their undoing.
Final score: Phillies 6, Gnats 4
They'll get to Zimmerman early and Buchanan will have a decent 6 innings.
Or not.
I don't feel too inclined to spend much time even trying to come up with semi solid reasons for taking a countering view on tonight's game, but I'll offer some senses for disagreeing.
The main reason, or crux of different sense is the idea Buchannan pitches decently enough. I don't know that he'll get obliterated, but I suspect 4 runs (combo earned and not) would be as good a result that can be hoped for.
This first time seeing a pitcher still holds water, but it's a while now since video has taken an edge off that. The live pitches carry a need for acquaintance, but the Nats will have some inking of what they'll see. He's a fair to middling pitcher, but he doesn't fool anyone. Leastwise not now. So I guess I lean toward more like 4 or 5 runs earlier than the end of 6 innings.
Also, for their inconsistencies, the Phils have been at least somewhat predictable for the most part. Every (or most) times you think they will take bad to worse, they play 2 or 3 good games in a row. Getting back to their (relative) strength of playing on the road, you could see that happening, playing a good game after a stretch of horrible ball. My sense is the next 6 games offer more bad than good (2 and 4 at best seems reasonable)
Re Zim, he's not mowing them down like he has at times in the past, but he's due to pick it up (clueless on his health, always a factor, so I'm overguessing), and the opponent always has the bottom of the Phillie order to gain a big advantage over.
I see a lot more reasons to think WASH wins tonight. All said, that's probably the best reason the Phils win.
I, too, predicted 67 wins. What's scary is, for the most part, the veterans have been healthy and playing at about the level we expected, and in some cases, better lol. Revere is not a starting CF. Sadly, Brown is not a starting LF. Asche I still have some hope for. The BP is total garbage other than the $13M closer.
Just wait until more of the veterans start hitting the DL, and Ruin has a fire sale getting a bag of magic beans for any veteran he can. I almost hope Cliff Lee doesn't come back until next season so the next GM can trade him for some prospects, instead of the garbage Amaro would likely get.
This assumes Amaro is fired before the end of 2015, which I doubt. It seems more likely that he gets promoted to a more senior role in Oct 2015.
Mike NJ,
Are you that down on Mike Adams also including him in the total garbage classification? I'm usually pretty optimistic when he comes in although he's nowhere near as effective as he was with the Pads.
You always call him Ruin, a pretty widespread choice. I've come to appreciate Amoron. Ruin's not worn out, but the thrill of it's worn off. Just my own opinion, not a plea for change.
I definitely don't think that Amaro should be the guy handling this, but the fire sale is coming.
Diekman should be embarrassed by his performance on Monday night. Not even so much that he gave up runs but that he threw a pitch that would have hit the Durham Bull and then
BOUNCED a throw over to first. He doesn't even seem to care. .

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In the world of server page acronyms, XSP is gaining recognition. It's the next evolution of server pages.
Sue Spielman will be speaking about XSP at the O'Reilly Conference on Enterprise Java, March 26-29, in Santa Clara, California.
XSP stands for eXtensible Server Pages and is one of the core technologies available in Cocoon. Cocoon is one of the seven current parts of the Apache XML project. The new Cocoon paradigm is based on the fact that document content, style, and logic are often created by different individuals or working groups. Cocoon aims for a complete separation of the three layers. In other words, Cocoon allows content, logic, and style to be separated into different XML files, and it uses XSL transformation capabilities to merge them.
While having similar concepts to Java Server Pages (JSP), there are a number of differences present in XSP. We will look at both technologies to see how they stack up against each other. This article assumes you have at least some understanding of XML and its terminology.
The main concept behind a web site using XML is the separation of content, logic, and presentation. XSP provides the front-end portion of an XML framework. Providing dynamic XML pages that are parsed and transformed by the framework allows application interoperability, yet the pages are constructed and stored as static files on a file system.
Just as Java is aimed at providing a clear separation of content from application and business logic, XSP seeks to provide the same for XML-based applications. Although many of the currently available XML frameworks allow this separation of layers within compiled code, changes to the formatting of actual data in an XML document still require Java code and subsequent recompilation.
XML browsers are useless without some predefined semantics. This is one of the reasons why XSL (the eXtensible Stylesheet Language) was proposed and designed. XSL is divided into two parts: transformation (XSLT) and formatting objects (variously referred to as FO, XSL:FO, or simply XSL). Both are XML DTDs that define a particular XML syntax: every XSL or XSLT document is a well-formed XML document.
The Cocoon publishing model is heavily based on XSLT's transformation capabilities. XSLT allows complete separation of content and style, something everyone writing web applications has been striving toward but has been unsuccessful at. This separation is much harder to obtain with HTML, even if CSS2 or other styling technologies are being used. But Cocoon goes further and defines a way of separating content and style from the programming logic that drives server-side behavior. The XSP language defines an XML DTD for separating content and logic for compiled server pages.
In dynamic content generation technology, content and logic are combined. There is typically a mix of static content and dynamic logic that work together to create the final result, usually using run-time or time-dependent input. XSP is no exception. It defines syntax to mix static content and programmatic logic in a way that is independent of both the programming language used and the binary results that the final source rendering generate.
It should be understood that XSP is just a piece of the framework. In much the same way that formatting objects mix style and content, XSP objects mix logic and content. On the other hand, since both are XML DTDs, XSLT can be used to move from pure content to these final DTDs, placing the style and logic in the transformation layers and guaranteeing complete separation and easier maintenance.
The intention of JSP technology was to provide a clean separation between content and presentation. While making great strides in doing so, it falls somewhat short. While JSP has simplified many of the server-side Java programming details, it still can't quite make the clean break it was intended to. If you have delivered a large-scale application using JSP you will no doubt agree.
JSP mingles content (pure data) with presentation in the same way static HTML does. JSP allows tags and inline Java code to be inserted into an otherwise normal HTML page. When the JSP page is requested, the resulting code is executed in a Servlet engine and the results are inserted right into the output HTML. JSPs tend to be specific for an application because they are designed from the outset for the delivery of output from that application. A typical JSP pages contains static HTML/XML components, JSP tags, and optional snippets of Java code called scriptlets. You can create and maintain JSP pages with your favorite HTML/XML tool.
By using XML-like tags, scripting elements, scriptlets, and directives, a content developer can accomplish quite a lot. Scripting elements and expressions allow for runtime evaluation of variables. Directives can be used to control certain aspects of the actual workhorse servlet's operation. To simplify the scripting elements, a JSP developer has access to a number of predefined variables such as request, response, in, and out. These variables represent, respectively, HttPServletRequest, HttpServeletReponse, PrintWriter, and BufferedReader. There are a few other predefined variables but for this discussion those listed should suffice. Scriptlets provide a mechanism to insert code into the servlet's service method. In addition, JSP can work hand-in-hand with JavaBeans. By embedding beans within a JSP, it is possible to encapsulate functionality for a JSP as well as reuse the bean in other development efforts. Special treatment is given to beans in a JSP, which can make for a cleaner, less cluttered JSP page. For example, parameter values in a client request can automatically be used to set a bean's properties. Beans also have scope and can be used per request, between pages, or even throughout an application.
Custom Tag libraries also provide a way for JSP to separate content from presentation. Using custom tag libraries it is possible to create business logic that is almost completely hidden from the presentation developer. The only thing that the presentation developer has to know is how to reference the tag library and use the tag. This could be as simple as one line of code, or it could be more complicated if tag interaction is required.
As you can see, JSP technology is very powerful and useful but is not ideal.
The XSP model works on the concept of processor and producers. A processor is a Cocoon Java type that takes a DOM tree as input and produces another (possibly modified) DOM tree as output. Think of it as a filter in a command pipeline. The XSP engine is implemented as a Cocoon processor that accepts an XSP page as input. The first time a given XSP page is processed, it is translated into an equivalent source program that is then compiled, loaded, and executed. Subsequent requests for the same XSP page result in the execution of the generated program. As you may expect, the output DOM tree returned by the XSP engine processor is actually built by the generated program.
XSP pages are compiled into Cocoon producers. A producer is a Cocoon Java type normally used to feed the initial XML content to the Cocoon processing pipeline. For example, when Cocoon serves a static, "regular" XML document, file contents are actually delivered by Cocoon's built-in FileProducer.
Where JSP technology generate servlets, XSP generates producers instead. This is because, among other reasons, the servlet model does not yet provide a mechanism for portably and efficiently post-processing XML content.
JSP and XSP share many of the same built-in objects. XSP defines
an abstract producer (XSPPage) as the base class for generated
programs. The request and response are available with a slight change
to the wrapper provided in Cocoon. Access to
ServeltOutputStreamObject and its associated writer are
not provided.
HttpSession and
are provided as well.
XSP has a few additions to its object
XspNodeStack is a
used to control element nesting in the XSP page Document object;
xspCurrentNode and
xspParentNode are
org.w3c.Node objects.
xspParser is a
Cocoon-supplied DOM parser, which may be used to create new documents
and parse external XML documents. In addition to the objects already
listed, the XSPPage contains a
xspExpr() method than can
be used to wrap any Java value as an
org.w3c.Text object.
There is also an XSPUtil Class automatically imported that offers a
number of DOM, HTTP, and file manipulation services implemented as
public static methods. These include
toMarkup encodeMarkup,
An XSP page is an XML page with the following requirements.
Usually you will also require further processing of the resulting page -- perhaps with a stylesheet -- to transform the resulting code into a readable form for the viewer.
Cocoon processing instructions act upon a whole document, which generates a result document, which will in turn be passed to the next Cocoon processor, rather like a pipeline. This is similar to Servlet chaining.
What follows is a minimal XSP page that shows a simple page
counter. (Note that the
<-- lines are comments):
<-- required for every XML page-->
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<-- first process this page with the Cocoon XSP Processor -->
<?cocoon-process type="xsp"?>
<-- then run the results through the XSLT processor -->
<?cocoon-process type="xslt"?>
<-- Tell the XSLT processor which stylesheet to use -->
<?xml-stylesheet href="page-html.xsl" type="text/xsl"?>
<-- This is required for an XSP page -->
<xsp:page language="java" xmlns:xsp="http://www.apache.org/1999/XSP/Core">
<-- <xsp:logic> tags specify definitions of things in the language that is used on this XSP page -->
<-- usually functions and class-wide variables. -->
static private int counter = 0;
private synchronized int count() {
return counter++;
This is the bulk of the page content specified as general XML. The first element that you place here (in this case <page>) will become the document root element of the XML document that will be generated after the XSP processor has finished. The <xsp:expr>count()</xsp:expr> element here is saying "call count() and convert the result into a text node". <xsp:expr> is used wherever you need to insert live data into the output document.

This page has been requested <xsp:expr>count()</xsp:expr> times.

The output of the XSP processor will produce the following page the first time the page is requested.
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<?cocoon-process type="xslt"?>
<?xml-stylesheet href="page-html.xsl" type="text/xsl"?>

I've been requested 0 times.

A minimal JSP page is nothing more than an HTML page. Although not very interesting in terms of any dynamic content, it can be compiled in the Servlet engine.
There are typically three types of pages that can be developed with either JSP or XSP technology.
The first and, admittedly, the worst uses embedded logic. In this case, code is placed directly into the XML or JSP. This defeats the purpose of separation of tasks. It also makes the page prone to updates and changes. For any production quality project, this is definitely not the development option you want to employ, unless you want to be looking for a new job soon.
The second, preferable way matches parts of the original document, either by a stylesheet in the XSP case or template in the JSP case, and replaces those parts with sections of logic code. In the XSP scenario, an XSP page is generated from the original XML page, rather than the original XML page being an XSP page. The result of this transformation is a canonical XSP page. This will then be "executed" and the result will be an XML page with all the variable pieces replaced with actual values. Once again, the XSL stylesheet transforms the final outcome into a HTML page.
The third case could be dealing with either of the two previous
scenarios, the only difference being where the tab library exists. The
taglibs are central libraries that can be referred to anywhere within
an XSP page. The most important aspect of the taglib is that it has an
XML URI namespace declaration which is declared in the original logic
sheet and matched in the
<xsp:page> xmlns attribute
in the XSP case. The Cocoon properties file also needs to know where
to find the XSL file.
For a JSP, the tab library is defined in the directive
<%@ taglib uri="/myTldExample.tld" prefix="example" %>
A sample XSP page might look like
<xsp:page xmlns:example="http://www.oreilly.com/xspExample">
The logic sheet file might look like
<xsl:stylesheet version="1.0"
And finally the cocoon.properties would have the following entry:
processor.xsp.logicsheet.example.java = file:///oreilly/xspExample.xsl
If you are developing in either technology there are probably a few small differences that you will notice.
XSP automatically generates import statements for the most commonly used Java packages. JSP has to have explicit imports. The packages that get included for XSP are
XSP allows the
<xsp:logic> element to
be arbitrary nested without the need to prematurely close it.
for (int i = 0; i < items.length; i++) {
This lends itself to simpler code than having to push Nodes.
<xsp:expr> takes care of
converting all Java types so that values are properly converted
depending on context.
<xsp:expr> tags directly inside
<xsp:logic>. For an expression to be inlined inside
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Parent Michele Mascali Petersen said, "The one opinion that I will bring forth is from the many high school students that I have mentioned this issue to.… They mostly all looked at me and said 'What about majority rules?' Isn't that what we have taught them since their first days in the playground?"
Silsby said, "It's not a choice personally I don't think we'd want to make, but when you have to look at the legal ramifications, you have to."
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You might be onto something. The Cubs were one-hit by Randy Wolf last night, and he drove in the game-winning run on a double! Plus, they sold the team to somebody besides Mark Cuban. Apparently, Jesus really does hate the Cubs.
Jeff, I recently got a Twitter account. If you would follow me, that would help🙂
Jesus hates the Cubs, you and I hate them, everyone hates them! Except the fans of course. On the other side, Cardinals crushed the Padres 7-0 and I was at that game.
Haha yeah. That's the only explanation at this point. JESUS HATES THE CUBS!
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Posted on 09/07/2008 2:11:20 PM PDT by radar101
My colleagues in the American liberal press had little to fear at the start of the week. Their charismatic candidate was ahead in virtually every poll. George W Bush was so unpopular that conservatives were scrambling around for reasons not to invite the Republican President to the Republican convention.
(Excerpt) Read more at guardian.co.uk ...
I'd like to take this opportunity to thank the Kos Kiddies, the DUmmies and the Huffington Puffers. Great job guys!
"As it was, her family appeared on stage without a goitre or a club foot between them"
That is money $$
Well said. Sarah seems popular in Europe.
The UK media have done a much better job of late covering this campaign than our liberal Obama lapdog media here in the US.
He never told them to stop, he attack proofed himself by saying his mother was 18 when he was born. That was completely self serving and basically holding the press' coat.
Pray for W, McCuda and Our Troops
"...they succumbed to a spasm of hatred and threw the vase, the crockery, the cutlery and the kitchen sink at an obscure politician from Alaska. "
Earlier today I saw this article posted on du with an "I told you so" admonishment.
But as the thread progressed, the dUmmies there succumbed to a spasm of hatred and threw the vase, the crockery, the cutlery and the kitchen sink at a once obscure politician from Alaska.
They just cant help themselves!
"Well said. Sarah seems popular in Europe"
Especially the UK. I suspect they long for the Days of Maggie when that country had a bit more self respect.
she did not send her son to iraq. Track made the decision to serve. his upbringing may have been instrumental in the decision but it wasn't and isn't his mother's decision.
yah.. thank you KoS DU..lmao
Isn't this what qualifies them as democrats?
FOX just reported that obamagod and biden are likely to go after Sarah hard this week. Here's a flash—they already tried to get to her through her kids and she came through like the trooper she is. I thinks she can handles the sticks and stones they dredge up from their pit this week.
good quote
The Guardian said this? WOW.
Great article!
I wish I could see the fundraising reports. The funds must be rolling in now!
hehehe, I like this quote.
The libs can't help it. Their abject terror of Hurricane Sarah has them all in a dither.
This is an excellent post, I enjoyed it a great dela, Thanks
The second wave of hatred will arrive soon. That is the hatred against small towns, rural towns and rural culture represented by Gov. Palin. They (particularly urban environmentalists) absolutely hate people in fly-over country and are well practiced at ridicule, demonization and dismissing the lifestyle, values, traditions and economy of rural west. They will roll out the Whoopi Goldbergs, the Bill Mahers and the Bonnie Rait's. There will be more about clinging to Bibles and guns.
They will validate the sophistication and evolved values of the globally-aware residents of urban planet. You can count on it.
Hopefully, the backlash will be thundering.
The Radical Liberal Socialists that have hijacked the Democrat Party know FULL WELL what they are doing. It's thier FOLLOWERS that haven't got a clue, and support them because THEY HATE...
They HATE to the bottom of thier eternal souls.
They HATE everything that makes America good because THEY have been left behind. It's like the revenge of the guy you swirlied in school.
And ABCNBCCBSCNN and all the indepnet pubdits who helped, too numerous to list.
Greta job, my compliments for a job well over done.
At this time I would like to express my deepest gratitude to the MSM/DBM, Queers, Secular Humanists, Abortionists, and public employee Unions.
A good article, and from the "Guardian". But I think the writer misunderstood something here:
"Before Palin, we saw hypocrisy of the right when shock jocks who had spent years denouncing feminism came over all politically correct when Bill Clinton had an affair with Monica Lewinsky."
Nope, the "shock jocks" didn't become politically correct, and they sure didn't become feminists, they just pointed out the shameless hypocrisy of the left, and of the feminists in particular, whose stone silence on the Clinton/Lewinsky episode proved what hypocrites they were/are, and their concern for women strangely disappeared when the predator was a liberal president whose diminishment would have harmed the leftist, liberal, feminist cause.
For we wrestle not against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this world, against spiritual wickedness in high places. --Ephesians 6:12 KJV
"FOX just reported that obamagod and biden are likely to go after Sarah hard this week."
Why? I thought McCain was at the top of the ticket. You mean they can't even get THAT straight?!
I suppose you can't blame the author for not seeing this clearly if he is an Englishman. He misread the fact that, in usual Chicago smear machine fashion, Osama send his minions out to slime her and then pretended to be above it all afterwards. To suggest that Osama was trying to get them to stop is beyond naive.
It is hand-wringing to the extent were it feels guilty for not putting across the alternative point of view at times...
The very week her son ships out to Iraq? Don't they know how the game is played?
"The very week her son ships out to Iraq? Dont they know how the game is played?"
Not if what I just read at DU is any indication - or of any worth.
"On the other, liberal journalists turned her family into an object of sexual disgust: inbred rednecks who had stumbled out of Deliverance."
"The very week her son ships out to Iraq? Dont they know how the game is played?"
DU`ers are ridiculing him, too.
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his wife said he wont and is going to spend time with the family. however, marc stein said sources close to him said hes going to take the job..wait and see
Look, i know from b4 i've said that Larry wouldn't coach the knicks but i'm almost certain now that he will, and quite frankly i've very happy about it, Herb's not the answer, i think with a coach like Larry the knicks will go far into the playoffs, i'd prefer Phil Jackson but Larry will do even though is voice is extremely anoying, lol too bad for the players
his wife said he wont and is going to spend time with the family. however, marc stein said sources close to him said hes going to take the job..wait and see
Peter the Russian...back like cooked crack
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Better shot at Larry coaching the kNIcks, He was apparently fired by the pistons and their negotiating a pay out not a buy out and Larrys agent was asked if Larry would coach the knicks and he said that maybe but there hasn't been an offer yet
I thought I heard from Stephen A that Isiah offered Brown a 5 year contract worth 12-14mill a year.
Larry as the head coach...I would take it to the bank...maybe Herb as an assistant...can take over if Larry's health is bad...
Also...Larry gets the Knicks to the second round
so no more PWestphal?(if we do get larry)
New York Basketball!!
i didnt hear that and according to Larrys Agent, hes just waiting for New YOrk to make an offer.Originally Posted by NYK Way
expect a boost in the roster if we get Larry Brown. a new starting power forward (Walker is my guess). trades, waives things will happen after signing Brown...
im excited about Brown BUT i was also excited about a run and gun team, and i know thats now what well get with Brown. i see a lot of Crawford and Q-Rich getting yelled at for lack of D. hope Larrys health can take it!
now that is all if he takes the job...i have a feeling he mite actually serve as a consultant for the knicks this summer and the season BUT will not coach until the 06-07 season. We could find out as early as tomorrow if Herb is resigned for this season and the situation on Larry.
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if i had to bet my money i would say larry with be with the knicks next season. the knicks are going in the right place. they ared getting there
Larry will be with the Knicks and Herb will stay on as top assistant.
Jamal, Q AND Steph will be pressured to defend (hopefully at least one of them will step it up if not all). Jamal's trade probability has risen.
Rookies will get less time if they're not ready (Nate and Lee ARE ready because they are extreme hustle guys, while Frye and Butler are screwed). Ariza will fit in nicely with Larry's game.
Hopefully, Larry stops Isiah from getting Walker and can help him bring the missing pieces using Jamal, Sweets, TT (dejavu for him) and Penny as bait.
I'd be really happy if Larry comes aboard.
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i really think herb deserves a shot wit the knicks....larry is a good coaach but he tends to have beef wit the PG
The reason why Brown usually has beef with his PG's are because he expects so much from that position. He was a Pg himself, so he is especially hard on anyone who plays for him at that position. I don't think that will be a problem though. Every point guard that has played for him have had breakout years under him. Steph will take his game to another level if he listens...
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my say is he will help this team. he will make the younger players better. he will get us about 4 or 5 more wins then we should have. but the knicks will not be 60 and 22 or whatever. a coach is a coach but unless he's going out there everyday and playing the game the way he wants his players to play they are going to have to show this veteran coach that him coming to the knicks is not just his dream coming true it's a chance to bring a championship back to the garden, back to New York.
I think if LB is made coach this season, the knicks will pass the 500 mark.
The biggest adjustment will be for Steph, who will have to learn his system inside out. But Marbury is a knick to the heart and I am sure he will make the necessary sacrifices to make things work. If not, LB can always move him to SG as he did with AI back in Philly.
As far as rumors going around that Brown and Marbury will have issues - all I can say is that if LB put up with AI for SIX years - trust me, working with Marbury will not be a problem.
I think the younger players will be given their fair shot as well. Once you play hard and play LB's way - ur gonna get minutes. Just look at Tayshaun Prince. LB loves his attitude, and I think because of that, he'll like Ariza too.
As far as Milicic - I've seen him play a few summer games and he's nothing special and having Rasheed Wallace starting and McDyess as the backup - there's no way he was getting to break into that rotation.
LB will make the knicks a much better team.
Where there is hope, there can be faith
Where there is faith, miracles can occur
It will be interesting to see what LB says about Marbury if he takes the coaching job... remember, Larry tried to get Steph off the Olympic team before they got to Athens... somehow I think we are in for quite a few more changes


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text: Japan Earthquake 123>Garuhn posted:3/12/2011 1:23:36 AM I know it was just your normal crazy 8.9 earthquake... but I was just curious as to what everyone's thoughts were? CLue of what's to come? or..just...Earthquakes happen all the time(which I know they do). Like I said,I want to know what everyone thinks :) Is there going to be more HUGE ones soon? does this have anything to do with 2012...or is this just a freak earthquake? :O Let me know :Dgary107 posted:3/12/2011 11:58:38 AM they say southern Calif is due for an 8 to 8.5 soon, SAF goes near LA and will do more damage than this one in northern Japan. I am concern for our costral atomic power station.tapuout4985 posted:3/12/2011 10:51:23 PM From the information I've been getting from my old nuclear mechanic buddies it sounds like the situation in Japan is just about under control now. The explosion was outside of the primary containment room, so it isn't a radiation risk, and they have restored coolant flow with an emergency pump. Crisis adverted, apparently. 0x6a656666 posted:3/14/2011 5:16:06 AM Live Tokyo Geiger Counter: http://www.ustream.tv/channel/geiger-counter-tokyoFour posted:3/14/2011 5:53:46 AM Thats radiation is high but not dangerously so. Ive seen a higher reading off a piece of volcanic rock.0x6a656666 posted:3/14/2011 6:24:10 AM For the record, I've seen it at 12.36 cpm for about an hour. I'm assuming too that this geiger counter is indoors next to a computer. Might have higher readings if it were placed outside?0x6a656666 posted:3/14/2011 6:48:01 AM 13.11 cpm0x6a656666 posted:3/14/2011 7:10:51 AM Maybe I should order a pizza and redirect that link to my TV.gary107 posted:3/14/2011 7:25:47 AM The USS Ronald Reagan and other US ships have left the area because of the radiation levels are such that they are getting a months amount of natural radiation in less than an hour. 180,000 Japanese have been removed by force. You can take your Iodine pills and then return home in 250,000 years. So sorry. 0x6a656666 posted:3/14/2011 7:34:18 AM Here's the historic graph over the past day or so, with 10 - 20 cpm considered normal. Source link here: http://park18.wakwak.com/~weather/geiger_index.htmlgary107 posted:3/14/2011 7:34:18 AM the USS Ronald Reagan was over a 100 miles from the exploding atomic power station when it was ordered to move before the latest blast. Watch what the US Navy does and put less value in the words of those working for the interests of atomic power stations.0x6a656666 posted:3/14/2011 7:46:51 AM Question is, how should I watch what the US navy is doing without looking at an MSM link? Can you share some sources? Don't get me wrong, all I keep thinking about is the Georgia Guidestones and seeing a bunch of people eventually choosing to enter into a FEMA camp that otherwise wouldn't as the result of nuclear fallout.gary107 posted:3/14/2011 12:48:30 PM I know nothing about Guidestones, maternal grandfather was cousin to CMOD Chief of Staff [1955 - 1958 ] Lt. Gen. Howard Douglas Graham and in my paternal family Bill Gulley carried the "football" [ launching codes for US ICBM's and dispatch codes for US Air Force Atomic bombers from 1955 - 1977 ] and wrote book "Breaking Cover" published 1980. He was two blocks back in a limo with LBJ when they got Jack Kennedy in Dallas. Enough said? [typed ?] Never go to camp. gary107 posted:3/14/2011 12:55:49 PM just read the George Guidestones, interesting. Appears to be advice on population management. My background is Philosophy of Science and mathematics, not the politics that come from them. I do not think I can be of help here, good luck. gary107 posted:3/14/2011 1:50:26 PM Tokyo is 290 miles from quake area, the winds changed last night, they will son get the "hot" winds from those power stations, but the political hot winds will make it there sooner.0x6a656666 posted:3/14/2011 3:19:28 PM Here's a link to the scubbed x-flare data. watch the days: 0x6a656666 posted:3/15/2011 2:27:49 AM Well uh, that cpm spike is new. And looks like tokyo geiger's off the air. for now.gary107 posted:3/15/2011 2:34:50 AM so what is the peak of the GM-10 readings at 12:20 on 3-15-2011, Japan is a day ahead of us, a reading of 90 is not normal range, can this reach us here on the West coast ?0x6a656666 posted:3/15/2011 3:10:58 AM Supposedly. Conspiracy websites are claiming 24 hours, buy iodine, geiger counters, and months of food. Mainstream media is saying four days, relax, go to Olive Garden for dinner, and pick up a jar of peanut butter if you're running low. gary107 posted:3/15/2011 3:25:32 AM The Tokyo geiger counter is still off line, might be better not to upset the "stoic" nipponese folks. A notice from Tokyo Electric Power company telling their subscribers in the North East prefixes to continue to take iodine pills and please not to drink water or breath air for the next 50,000 years or so, would be honest on their part. So sorry! Please log in or become a member to add a post.


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When I enrolled at Ohio University in 2002, Southeast Engine was Athens' preeminent college band. The folk-rockers were still in a primitive form, but they had a look, sound and feeling that equated to catnip in an Appalachian college town. Any undergrad with a taste for Wilco, Bright Eyes, Ryan Adams or even bluegrass gravitated Southeast Engine's way.
As a Yankee Hotel Foxtrot obsessive, I followed the group religiously. That was a while ago; I graduated and moved back to Columbus in 2006, and I haven't paid attention as closely since then, though I'm always pleased when I do check in.
The lineup and sound have both evolved several times over in the decade since I first wandered into The Union and basked in signature song "One Caught Fire," a melancholy anthem that matches disaffected lyrics with an uplifting pulse. Members have come and gone, ideas discarded or refined, yielding a unique breed of folk-rock that's at once rowdy, thoughtful and deeply in touch with its regional identity.
Speaking of which: The geography has shifted too. The current four-man lineup is spread across four cities. Frontman Adam Remnant still lives in Athens. Drummer Leo DeLuca is in Dayton. Keyboardist Billy Matheny posts up in Morgantown. And bassist Jesse Remnant relocated to Columbus, which happens to qualify Southeast Engine for this Columbus music column.
I stopped by Tree Bar last Thursday for the band's tour kickoff show. The Remnant brothers greeted the modest but enthusiastic crowd with a blast of harmony that kicked off "Quest for Noah's Ark," a slow jam that still manages to get up in your face. Next came "I'm Never Sure," the trembling, triumphant opener from 2005's ace Coming to Terms With Gravity.
That portended a career-spanning set, and indeed the band pulled from its entire discography and even tackled a medley from Guided by Voices' Bee Thousand for fun. In keeping with GBV's spirit, it was a loose, playful set riddled with jokes and digressions.
The band was much tighter on the newer material, but the inclusion of old-school favorites affirmed what a wealth of resonant music Southeast Engine has piled up. Years of polish have paid off in a singular sound, but this band was a gem from the beginning.


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RiverFolk Concerts presents acoustic bluegrass band
January 23, 2013 —
HONESDALE, PA — RiverFolk Concerts presents Frank Solivan & Dirty Kitchen on Sunday, January 27 at 3 p.m. at The Cooperage at 1030 Main St. This group plays a wide variety of new acoustic American roots music, focusing on bluegrass and acoustic country with influences of blues, folk, swing and jazz.
After performing for six years with the United States Navy's elite Country Current, Solivan formed Dirty Kitchen. The 2010 release of their self-titled album, "Frank Solivan & Dirty Kitchen," made Best of 2010 lists from coast to coast. A year later in 2011, the debut album was still at the top of the bluegrass and roots music charts.
Suggested donation for this show is $15 in advance, $18 at the door. Reservations can be made by calling 845/252-6783, or emailing firstname.lastname@example.com. Doors open at 2 p.m. with light fare available from Willow River Café. BYOB. There will be a raffle to benefit the Delaware Valley Arts Alliance. Visit www.riverfolkconcerts.vpweb.com.


text: Wind energy is poised to become a major energy source. Recently, however, people have begun to report problems and complaints with wind turbines built close to houses. There have been some solutions, but the best is to use less energy and conserve, therefore needing less of it. But U.S. government support for renewable energy stills lags. When people begin to see economic and environmental benefits, public attitude won't be far behind.


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Knowing Your Audience: When to Use Tweets vs. Status Updates
In the world of social media, one of the most viewed pieces of content is the tweet or status update. Updates and photos. Those are the biggest social media traffic builders. In fact, according to a recent PEW Internet study "Some 19% of internet users now say they use Twitter or another service to share updates about themselves, or to see updates about others." In addition to this stat, at Chirp, a developer conference for Twitter, it was stated that Twitter has over 55M Tweets per day compared to Facebook's 60M status updates per day. I first saw that stat come from Steve Rubel, a VP at Edelman PR and I immediately replied back what was obvious to me, "but how many of those status updates are really tweets?" And there lies my problem.
For me, I use Twitter distinctly different than Facebook. What I share with these distinct audiences is different, and purposely set up to be different. In fact, I'm more likely to connect my Twitter and LinkedIn accounts than I am Twitter and Facebook. You see, I use Facebook for personal reasons. I don't have two accounts like many people do (which violate their terms of service, you know that thing you agree to when you create accounts on sites that you most likely never read). I leave my personal / professional network to Twitter and LInkedIn. I often see people using the convenience of tools like Tweetdeck, FriendFeed, or even just built in integrations between Twitter and Facebook (with a Facebook App) to update a status once and let it go to many social networks. I think that is a mistake.
I know I'm not alone when I find a tweet in my news feed on Facebook annoying. Twitter uses different protocols for replies and use of hashtags for topics. While Facebook has attempted to incorporate the @ symbol as well, to be frank, I just think that audience doesn't get it, and that's why it isn't used. I also think the way people tweet, at times linking people to other content, websites, or replies to people is different than how people publish status updates on Facebook. This makes for a very disjointed news feed. It has gotten to the point that I'm about to "unfriend" all my Facebook friends who integrate the two together. I'm sorry, it just doesn't work for me.
Presumably you use your networks differently as well. Maybe not to the same degree I do, but the people you friend on Facebook may not be the same people you follow on Twitter or connect with on LinkedIn. So why send them all the same message? Just like marketers have to segment and target their messages to get the most return on their investment, you too should be conscious about what messages you send to your networks. You will have stronger networks in the end who will pay attention to what you have to say, not ignore you because the last 10 tweets had nothing to do with what you talk to your friends about on Facebook.
I never found out the answer to my question regarding how many Facebook status updates were really Tweets. Maybe someone will publish that stat someday.


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Essential transparencyOctober 15,2013
Transparency is the essential ingredient in transforming state government into an organization capable of solving Vermonts most pressing challenges. Its also the most valuable tool in holding government accountable to the very people whom government serves and who actually elect the government. Imagine it: government transparency the ability to measure how well government is led and managed, not merely administered.
Campaign for Vermont made these points in our paper Achieving Accountability: Transforming State Government into a Modern, Transparent 21st Century System. Now its time to take action and you should join the effort.
Good ideas alone never compel politicians and special interest groups to embrace real transformation, especially when the result will be more accountability. Thats why Campaign for Vermont and the nearly 1,000 Vermonters who have become partners will advocate for real reforms in the next legislative session.
As part of our transparency proposal, we also advocated for developing ethics rules for elected officials. Ours is one of the few states with no ethics laws, financial disclosure requirements for those running for statewide office, required conflict of interest disclosure, or an ethics panel that would advise on and enforce these matters.
Thats why the Better Government Association ranked Vermont 43rd in government integrity laws, while The State Integrity Investigation gave Vermont a D-plus for corruption risk. That may also be one reason Vermont has among the highest rates of embezzlement in the nation.
To stymie reforms, some say ours is a small state and we all know each other; there have been few examples of corruption at the state level; or ethics regulations place a burden on legislators or statewide officials.
It is true that most Vermonters dont break laws, but we still have a wide array of regulatory frameworks that offer protection from the few who do. In addition, corruption isnt always a matter of stealing money or selling access or influence but it certainly can be. Ethics guidelines would tell us how conflicts of interest should be treated in certain circumstances, and mandatory disclosures would help us highlight potential pitfalls. Certainly, any new burden placed on politicians for transparency is far less significant than the regulatory burden imposed by state government in a wide range of issues generally with good reason.
Thats why we believe Vermont ought to establish standards of conduct that are applied to public office and that these policies must be enforceable through an independent, nonpartisan and quasi-judicial system an ethics commission that is itself a model of transparency and accountability.
Campaign for Vermont will be releasing a detailed ethics proposal. Be prepared for political insiders to say they support it but take no meaningful action, or attempt to explain away ethics laws and disclosures as unnecessary.
Vermont is a proud, forward-thinking state that likes to lead. We cannot be content to be among the last in transparency, accountability and ethics.
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#LMRanks: No. 2 Maryland Terrapins (WD1)
by Justin Feil | LaxMagazine.com | Twitter
|Can the Terrapins rebound from last spring's finals and vault back to the top of NCAA Women's DI?
Previous: No. 3 Syracuse Orange
2013 Record: 22-1 (5-0 ACC)
Coach: Cathy Reese (8th year)
Record at Maryland: 139-16
Power Ratings
Offense: 5
Defense: 4
Goalkeeping: 3
Draw Control: 5
Top Returner
M Taylor Cummings (So.)
Cummings was ACC Rookie of the Year and an All-America pick in her freshman year. The all-around standout is expected to be better in her encore even after posting 57 points, 94 draw controls, 28 ground balls and 21 caused turnovers. "She's focused and driven," Reese said. "She's determined to help the team any way she can. We'll be looking to her a lot this year."
M Kelly McPartland (Jr.)
The U.S. teamer has been a steady star, but Maryland needs that star to shine even brighter. Her 31 ground balls top all returning Terps, and she posted 45 points a year ago in the shadows of Alex Aust and Katie Schwarzmann. "I think she needs to step up and be even bigger," Reese said. "She's done fine. When you play alongside these All-American players, you don't have to step up. We're going to look to her to step out and take charge."
Tournament Trend
2009 - Semifinals
2010 - NCAA Champions
2011 - NCAA Final
2012 - Semifinals
2013 - NCAA Final
What's New?
The additions of Syracuse and Notre Dame makes the ACC tougher. The five-time defending champion Terrapins play their new conference foes back-to-back in a five-day span, and the ACC tournament won't have a bye this year. Maryland doesn't have to get used to it. Next year they jump to the Big Ten.
Telling Number
Senior starter returning. Midfielder Beth Glaros is the only senior who started a game last year. Jen Mendez, a senior who is fighting for a starting spot on defense, has 11 career starts.
Enemy Lines
Opposing Coaches on the Terrapins
"Returning a roster full of talent with championship game experience. Terps will be hungry for revenge in 2014 season."
"Loss of top attackers, but have depth with Taylor Cummings and a full defensive unit. Zoe Stukenberg and Morgan Torggler should be immediate impact players for the Terps."
"Always in the top five. They have such a great system and their staff recruits so well, it's intimidating to everyone else. Taylor Cummings is poised for a monster year if she stays healthy. Cathy Reese is a class act."
"Maryland will be out for redemption this season. Highly skilled, seasoned and disciplined. Losing top players like Aust and Schwarzmann will not be a defining factor for the Terps."
"With the absence of Katie Schwartzmann and GK Kasey Howard, other key returners will have some weight on their shoulders."
"Thought for sure they would win it all last year, and the sting of that final loss will be extra motivation for them in 2014. Perennial title contenders. Always bringing in quality players who can fill graduation voids."
"So many offensive returning threats. We should see them in the championship game again this spring."
"More talent than any other program. The question is: can the talent work together to win the big one?"
"Definitely young, but always seem to reload. May have some early season bumps, but have the potential to make a run late if Cummings and Griffin get more support."
"Athletic, deep, fast and strong. Always a contender."
"They're super athletic and really fast. I'm interested to see how the young ones fill the huge shoes of the recently graduated seniors. They have some really strong young talent; the question will be if they can handle the pressure with their youth."
"Maryland just reloads. The only question mark they have is goalie, but only in that I don't know who it will be."
"They lost some significant starters but it's Maryland -- they always get some of the best recruits in the country and there's always girls ready to step up. It seems like every year a new star emerges from Maryland, so it's just a matter of who that will be. They are primarily strong and there's no doubt they will be competing at a high level."
2013 Recap
In a Nutshell: Maryland could not have come any closer to an 11th NCAA title. Their triple overtime loss was the only blemish on an otherwise incredible 22-1 season. "It's tough to go out that way," Reese said, "but I was proud of the success we had throughout the year and proud of the group we had." Maryland won its fifth straight ACC crown. They didn't play a game closer than three goals until March 26. They didn't trail in the second half of a game until they rallied against Syracuse in the national semifinal to reach their 17th national title game.
High Point: Maryland jumped out early and cruised to a 12-8 win over North Carolina for its fifth straight and 10th ACC championship. The offense was in tune and balanced with a championship record four assists from MVP Katie Schwarzmann and hat tricks from Brooke Griffin, Beth Glaros and Taylor Cummings. The defense had its best game with a season-high 29 ground balls to help Maryland push out to a 12-4 edge behind a second-half onslaught.
Low Point: For the second time in three years, Maryland lost in the NCAA championship game by a goal. This time, the heartbreaking loss came in the third overtime against a North Carolina team that they'd already beaten twice. "We didn't play our best lacrosse in the first half," Reese said. "In the second half, we stepped up and did a little better." Alex Aust forced overtime with less than four minutes left, and despite three big Kasey Howard saves in overtime, the Terrapins couldn't top UNC.
2014 Preview
Best Case: Buoyed by the emergence of Griffin, Cummings and McPartland, there is tangible growth in the Terrapins throughout the season. The overlooked defense does its part, and Maryland shows there's plenty of firepower back as they build on their strong chemistry and finish the season playing at their best. They exit the ACC with a sixth straight title, and put together a three-game run to reach the national title game, where this senior class plays bridesmaid no more by claiming its first national crown in three trips.
Worst Case: Maryland finds out another title is still a year away. The leadership the Terrapins need never materializes fully this season, and neither does either goalie, and when adversity hits there's no way for Maryland to make up for the loss of too much big game and big moment experience from last year's team. The improved ACC wears them down and they can't recover fast enough to return to the national final.
Self-Examination— Cathy Reese on..
Brooke Griffin: "Brooke is a leader for us on the offensive end. She'll control our offense. She has amazing game sense. She has the ability to understand what's going on on the field. She's very motivated and very determined. She's a hard worker. She's someone we'll look to on the offensive end. We need her to take control on the offensive end and run that for us."
Beth Glaros: "Beth's our lone senior returning starter. She has great speed. She's huge in the transition game. She's fun to watch. I don't think she understands yet how good she is. She'll control the tempo of the game."
Alice Mercer: "Alice has one year under her belt. She's such a tremendous athlete. She works very hard. She has great speed and vision on the defensive end. She's someone that can start our offense for us. She's a great communicator down there. She's a great anchor to help control the defense."
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By 11am on Tuesday, Inspector Ron Loo was already out checking food trucks at Kakaako's Taco Tuesdays. His surprise visit, with clipboard and pocket thermometer, made stress levels skyrocket. "You need to keep this chicken cooler," Loo told one vendor. The second vendor he checked got into a bit of trouble: "He was informed of three violations and what needs to be done to correct it," said Loo. Another vendor, Extreme Taco's owner Youssef Dakroub, got a double-whammy, when Loo and a military inspector picked his truck for inspection. Food trucks are a booming business in Hawaii. In 2008, there were 151 permitted food trucks. In 2011, there were 365. Add that, to the nearly 10,000 other food establishments on the islands, according to the Department of Health. "My inspectors also do swimming pools, mortuaries, tattoos, barbers, beauty massage," said environmental Health Manager Peter Oshiro, who is having to make do with only 9 full-time inspectors. Federal standards show they're each supposed to handle about 150 cases annually. Inspectors such as Loo average 640. That lack of manpower has led to some major problems. "We haven't been able to keep up on them all the time," said Oshiro. In 2007, multiple outbreaks of E.Coli sent business into a tailspin for Sekiya's in Kaimuki. In 2010, four people were hospitalized after an E.Coli out break at Peppa's Korean BBQ on South King Street. "The sad part is these people have gone out of business," said Oshiro. And the Norovirus spelled big trouble for Cholo's Mexican restaurant in April. Dozens of people, including employees, got sick. It created quite a media frenzy a couple of years ago when someone videotaped rats running around Kekaulike Market, but what happened next was a lesson in saving face. "All it takes are one or two bad publicity cases and everybody loses money," said Oshiro. "They came to us for help," said former Chinese Chamber of Commerce President Dennis Hwang. He said the chamber set up education programs to teach business owners how to trap rats and clean up to keep rodents and diseases at bay. "They're gonna have to win back the trust of the public and I think they're doing that," he said. It helped he said, but it's been a struggle. Budget cuts decimated the state's vector control branch. The practice of eradicating rats in sewers before they reach the streets stopped. Back in Kakaako, the crowds were growing, but Loo was finding other food truck owners who needed more education. "You gotta bury it in ice," he told one vendor. "The hand washing, you gotta fix it," he told another. He said, with their workload, each establishment gets inspected about once every two years, meaning, besides getting the initial permit, many food trucks have yet to be inspected. "It's difficult to track, it's very difficult to track," he said. Oshiro said the state has finally agreed to provide more funding for the department. By year's end, he said they should be up to 18 inspectors. The department is also planning to post all inspections on the web. And, Oshiro is working on a new placard-based permit process. "Stressful day for you!" KITV4's Lara Yamada asked Dakroub. "Yep, but it's good. We passed. Thank God!" he replied. Dakroub said he's fine with the rules, and is doing a good job of following them, but he had a warning for anyone thinking of starting up: get ready for one tough job. "Would you recommend opening a food truck to other people?" asked Yamada. "No. No. It's a full time job. It's full-time," he said. If vendors correct the violations within 48 hours, before a follow up, they don't have to pay. Oshiro said most vendors do pass. But he said, once a vendor moves or changes their number, it's tough to track them down.
Food Trucks Stress Already Overworked Inspectors
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No. 2: Don't let the dip tip the scale
Some type of dip is likely to be part of the Super Bowl menu. After all, it just isn't a party without some dip, right?
If it calls for cheese, you already know that it should be low fat. But if the recipe calls for sour cream or cream cheese -- or even salsa -- be sure to grab the container with the least amount of calories.
If you prepare one of those really delicious dips that have sausage or ground beef, swap the meat out with turkey. And if you have gone out of your way to lower the caloric content of the dip, make sure that what your guests will be dipping with is healthier, too.
Grab a wheat nacho or a baked chip. If that's getting a bit too healthy for you, just be sure to grab the bag that has the least amount of sodium. Yep, sodium intake contributes to gaining weight.
All that food is likely to leave you with some thirsty guest, so don't forget the beverages when it comes to healthy party choices ...
No. 1: Pour some low-cal drinks
Light beer is definitely a top seller, so be sure to grab plenty.
If liquor is your choice, don't use a lot of juice, syrup or mixer. Make it low-cal and then be sure to only make it a splash of orange juice, cranberry juice or whatever is fancied. Don't forget that the liquor can also be served on the rocks.
The standard 1.5 ounce serving of 80-proof alcohol has 96 calories. And if you are a wine drinker, a glass usually contains 125 to 150 calories. Beer can range from 64 to 198 calories per 12 ounces.
So as you prepare to cheer on your favorite Super Bowl team, leave your party-goers with only good memories of a great time instead of a few pounds.
Help them stay on track if they have resolved to lose weight by preparing your own pizza and sandwiches with healthier ingredients. Serve fruit and only use a splash of juice or serve cocktails on the rocks.
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Re: Kurt Busch to SHR
If Kurt gets a great car he will do good in it. If Kurt gets a good car he will overdrive it & damage it. As he has done with the 78, 51, & the 22. if you gave the cars the 48 has to him, this would remain the same. This is who he is as a driver.


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|You're here too, right?
November begins, and that means I'm ready to start my participation in Angelya IntPiPoMo Event. It strikes me that this exercise should be about what I do in game and what I see as I travel, rather than going out of my way to find great shots to showcase my ability to frame a decent screenie. Therefore, the first two shots you get are of a place where I am spending more time than I'd like, but to a necessary end.
|Looking out towards where the Klaxxi are calling me...
I do the Golden Lotus Dailies with my husband (or else it would take him all night he tells me, but I've seen his dps in 5 mans so maybe he does genuinely enjoy my company) and this place is yet to get boring to look at, which is fortunate. I just skinned 300 leather from the daily mobs (gazelles and wolves we love you!)
I'd expect to see a lot of Pandaria in the next month but there will be other places, especially as my Pet battling is taking me to Outland next... :D


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Firefighters from two Roosevelt County agencies were called to a structure fire in Arch around 3:30 p.m. Friday.
The fire, in a loading warehouse at Glen's Peanuts on the east side of Arch, destroyed commodity peanuts, pallets and other items valued at an estimated $57,500, according to Arch Fire Chief Hugh Frank. The fire also did an estimated $25,000 of damage to the building, he said.
Frank said an employee noticed the blaze inside the building shortly after it ignited. At that time flames were reported 10 feet high. When firefighters arrived on scene no flames were visible outside of the building but smoke was coming from the metal structure.
Arch responded with three trucks and an ambulance along with nine personnel. The Portales Fire Department sent one truck and two people in mutual aid.
Frank said firemen were at the scene until shortly before 7 p.m.


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Vitamin E, Volume 76
1st Edition
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First published in 1943, Vitamins and Hormones is the longest-running serial published by Academic Press. In the early days of the serial, the subjects of vitamins and hormones were quite distinct. The Editorial Board now reflects expertise in the field of hormone action, vitamin action, X-ray crystal structure, physiology, and enzyme mechanisms. Under the capable and qualified editorial leadership of Dr. Gerald Litwack, Vitamins and Hormones continues to publish cutting-edge reviews of interest to endocrinologists, biochemists, nutritionists, pharmacologists, cell biologists, and molecular biologists. Others interested in the structure and function of biologically active molecules like hormones and vitamins will, as always, turn to this series for comprehensive reviews by leading contributors to this and related disciplines.
Researchers, faculty, and graduate students interested in cutting-edge review concerning the molecular and cellular biology of vitamins, hormones, and related factors and co-factors. Libraries and laboratories at institutes with strong programs in cell biology, biochemistry, molecular biology, gene regulation, hormone control, and signal transduction are likely to be interested.
- No. of pages:
- 616
- Language:
- English
- Copyright:
- © Academic Press 2007
- Published:
- 16th July 2007
- Imprint:
- Academic Press
- eBook ISBN:
- 9780080549064
- Hardcover ISBN:
- 9780123735928


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Partnership Plan Waivers & Information
Partnership Plan 2014 Annual Report
- Annual Report 2014 (PDF, 3MB)
Partnership Plan Revised STCs -January 2014
- CMS Letter (PDF)
- Special Terms and Conditions (PDF)
- Expenditure Authority (PDF)
- Waiver Authority (PDF)
Partnership Plan 2013 Annual Report
- Annual Report (PDF, 460KB)
Partnership Plan Waiver DD Transformation and Other Populations Amendment – April 2013
- CMS Award Letter (PDF, 245KB)
- Special Terms and Conditions (PDF, 670KB)
- Expenditure Authority List (PDF, 27KB)
- Waiver Authority (PDF, 14KB)
Partnership Plan 2012 Annual Report
- Annual Report (PDF, 410KB)
Partnership Plan Waiver Managed Long Term Care (MLTC) Amendment - August 2012
- CMS Award Letter (PDF, 40KB, 3pgs.)
- Special Terms and Conditions (PDF, 489KB, 66pgs.)
- Expenditure Authority List (PDF, 82KB, 4pgs.)
- Waiver Authority (PDF, 37KB, 1pgs.)
- Evaluation Plan (PDF, 272KB)
MRT Waiver Amendment - Announced June 2012
Important Information
- New Populations and Benefits Transitioning to Mainstream MMC (PDF, 344KB, 28pg.)
- Public Health Law Article 44 (PDF, 637KB, 70pg.)
Partnership Plan Waiver Amendment October 2011
- CMS Award Letter (PDF, 81KB, 2pg.)
- Special Terms and Conditions (PDF, 278KB, 50pg.)
Partnership Plan Waiver Renewal July 2011
- Extension Approval Letter (PDF, 145KB, 3pg.)
- Expenditure Authority List (PDF, 84KB, 4pg.)
- Waiver Authority (PDF, 36KB, 1pg.)
- Special Terms and Conditions (PDF, 375KB, 49pg.)
Amendment to Implement Medicaid Redesign Team Changes to the 1115 Waivers
- Cover letter to CMS 4-13-2011
- Summary of MRT changes (PDF, 41KB, 7pg.)
- Attachment A Phase-In Schedule (XLS, 21KB)
- Attachment B Public Notice (PDF, 34KB, 4pg.)
- Tribal Consultation Letter
Public Comments on MRT Amendment Request
- Comments from The Legal Aid Society, May 26, 2011 (PDF, 880KB, 7pg.)
- Comments from Selfhelp Community Services, Inc., May 9, 2011 (PDF, 1.084KB, 11pg.)
Partnership Plan Waiver Extension 2009
- March 31, 2009 cover letter
- Application for Extension, New York State Section 1115 Demonstration (PDF, 270KB, 35pg.)
- Interim Program Evaluation of Section 1115 Waiver Programs (PDF, 1.5MB, 97pg.)
- NYS Response to the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services Request for Additional Information (PDF, 3.04MB, 120pg.)
- 1115 Waiver Demonstration Partnership Plan/Family Planning Expansion Program (PDF, 21KB, 4pg.)
Waiver Amendment Request-November 3, 2008
- Cover Letter to CMS
- Description of Changes to the 1115 Waiver (PDF, 54KB, 7pg.)
- Public Notice on Proposed Amendment (PDF, 15KB, 1pg.)
- Partnership Plan and F-SHRP Eligible Groups (PDF, 24KB, 1pg.)
- Public Notice on Continuous Coverage and Farmers Amendment (PDF, 31KB, 2pg.)
- Estimated Budget Neutrality Savings for 12-months Continuous Coverage (XLS,39KB)
Section 1115 Demonstration Project Extension Request-November 23, 2005
- Cover Letter to CMS
- Application to extend 1115 Waiver (PDF, 158KB, 16pg.)
- Public Notice (PDF, 11KB, 1pg.)
- Tribal Letter (PDF, 31KB, 2pg.)
Partnership Plan Waiver Extension
- CMS Approval letter(PDF, 36KB, 4pg.)
- Terms and Conditions (PDF, 392KB, 34pg.)
- Waiver List (PDF, 16KB, 1pg.)
- Costs Not Otherwise Matchable (PDF, 31KB, 3pg.)


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