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The good news for people who really need to drop a few pounds is that all of these techniques work better the further out of shape you are, the dietitians said. That goes especially for adding exercise. It is easier for someone getting no exercise to add 30 minutes and burn mega calories in comparison to their sedentary lives. People who are already active may find it more difficult to fit in additional exercise, but it is an important element to dropping pounds fast.
"It's going to increase the metabolism," Asplin said. "The more you get muscles moving -- they keep burning calories. If you are already active, bump it up an additional 30 minutes. Household chores count!"
"Weight loss depends on your starting weight," Rampolla said. "A heavier person will lose weight quicker."
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Mullens, Bobcats end Celtics' win streak 94-91The Associated Press | February 12,2013CHARLOTTE, N.C. All in all, Monday proved to be a painful night for the Boston Celtics.
Not only did the Celtics have their seven-game losing streak snapped at the hands of the NBAs worst team, but they might have suffered yet another costly injury in their 94-91 loss to the Charlotte Bobcats.
Backup guard Leandro Barbosa, who has seen increased playing time since the season-ending injury to Rajon Rondo, injured his left knee late in the third quarter and had to be carried to the locker room by a trainer and teammate.
Coach Doc Rivers said Barbosa will have an MRI on Tuesday.
It doesnt look great but well see, Rivers said.
In the seven games since Rondos injury Barbosa had averaged nine points while playing an average of 22.5 minutes. The Celtics had won all seven games.
All of that came crashing down Monday night.
This night belonged to Charlottes unheralded big man, Byron Mullens.
The four-year NBA veteran turned in a career game with 25 points and 18 rebounds as the Bobcats snapped a seven-game losing streak.
The 7-foot Mullens hit 10 of 16 shots from the field, including 4 of 5 from 3-point range. Ramon Sessions had 19 points for the Bobcats, including the go-ahead jumper from 18 feet with 25.7 seconds left. Kemba Walker had 18 points, six assists and six rebounds, and Gerald Henderson chipped in with 16 points.
Mullens was playing his fifth game after missing 19 with an ankle injury.
Its big time, Walker said of Mullens effort. We need that from him. We need that from Byron and he can do it. We know he can do it every night. He is very capable. When he has big games like that, you know, I think that gives us a much better chance.
Mullens said he was more pleased with his rebounding than his scoring because that is not what Im known for.
I just have to show the league and this organization that I can rebound, he said.
Kevin Garnett had 16 points and 13 rebounds for the Celtics, but missed a key 18-footer that would have given Boston the lead late in the game. Paul Pierce and Avery Bradley had chances to send the game into overtime in the final seconds, but missed open 3-pointers.
Jeff Green had 18 points for the Celtics and Pierce finished with 13 points, eight assists and eight rebounds.
We had a win streak going and we had momentum going, Celtics guard Courtney Lee said. We wanted finish out the rest of these games going into the (All-Star) break. So its definitely a letdown. This one hurts more because we had the lead with one minute to go.
It was a back-and-forth game throughout.
After Henderson gave the Bobcats an 85-84 lead with 3:58 remaining, Jason Terry made a 3 from the wing and Garnett followed with a turnaround jumper in the lane to push the Boston lead to four.
It appeared as though the Bobcats were on their way to another fourth quarter collapse.
But trailing by four, Henderson hit a 3-point with 1:01 left. After Bradley missed an open jumper, Sessions came free off a screen and knocked down an 18-footer to give the Bobcats the lead with 25.7 seconds remaining.
The Celtics called timeout but Garnett missed from the left wing. Mullens grabbed his 18th rebound and the Walker made a pair of key free throws to give the Bobcats a three-point lead with 14.8 seconds left.
Boston set up an inbounds play and Pierce got an open look but missed. He grabbed his own rebound and dished out to the wing for Bradley, but he missed a 3 as time expired.
Bostons loss came after a triple overtime win against Denver on Thursday night, but the Celtics refused to use fatigue as an excuse.
We put that one behind us, Green said.
As hed planned to do before the game, Rivers went deep into his bench in the first half with 10 players seeing at least 10 minutes of action.
The Bobcats battled back in the third quarter behind 12 points from Mullens to take a 75-72 lead into the fourth. Mullens, who scored Charlottes first 10 points of the game, did most of his damage from outside, knocking down 3-pointers and turnaround jumpers, showing great touch for a big man.
Hawks 105, Mavericks 101
DALLAS Josh Smith had 26 points and 13 rebounds, Devin Harris made a key steal in the final minute and the Atlanta Hawks beat the Dallas Mavericks 105-101 Monday night.
Al Horford had 21 points and 10 rebounds and Jeff Teague scored 20 points to help the Hawks win for just the second time in their last 10 road games.
With the Hawks up 99-98, Harris poked the ball from a driving O.J. Mayo and saved the ball from going out of bounds with 23.9 seconds left.
Dirk Nowitzki scored 24 points and Mayo added 19 for the Mavericks, who have lost two of the first three on a five-game homestand.
Dallas, which didnt lead until the fourth quarter, pulled ahead 91-86 on five straight points from reserve Brandan Wright. Smith responded with a dunk and 3-pointer to tie the score midway through the fourth.
Smith whipped a pass to Horford for a dunk that stretched Atlantas lead to 96-92 and he hit a 3-pointer over Nowitzki that made it 99-94 with 1:29 left.
Nowitzki connected on a pair of free throws and short shot over Smith that cut it to 99-98 with 44.9 seconds remaining.
Smith lost the ball to Elton Brand and Mavericks got the ball in transition to Mayo, who was driving for the go-ahead basket. Harris, who was drafted by Dallas in 2004, sneaked up from behind and tipped the ball from Mayo. He saved the ball to Smith and the Hawks hit all six of their free throws in the final 22.2 seconds to preserve the victory.
Harris scored 15 points for Atlanta, which has gone 8-12 since starting the season 20-10.
Darren Collison scored 14 points and Vince Carter chipped in with 13 for the Mavericks.
The Hawks led by 13 in the first half before the Mavericks rallied to pull to 49-48 at halftime.
Collisons 3-point play tied the score at 64 midway through the third.
Kyle Korver hit a 3-pointer in transition and John Jenkins followed with a basket to give Atlanta an 82-74 advantage.
The Mavericks scored seven points over the final 1:04 of the third, capped by two free throws from Nowitzki, to pull to 82-81.
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The Queen's Medical Center is celebrating Hawaii's first organ transplants since Hawaii Medical Center closed more than three months ago.
The Honolulu hospital plans to host a celebration Thursday for two liver transplant patients.
Hawaii Medical Center, formerly St. Francis Medical Center, used to run the state's only organ transplant center. Queen's decided to start one when Hawaii Medical Center announced in December it would close because it couldn't find a buyer.
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The soldier who was shot and killed early Tuesday morning during a confrontation with police has been identified as Gregory Gordon, 22, of Ashford, Alabama.
According to the Honolulu medical examiner's office, Gordon's blood alcohol level at the time of the shooting was 0.196, or approximately 2.5 times over Hawaii's legal limit of 0.08 to operate a vehicle.
Gordon, who was assigned to the 25th Infantry Division out of Schofield Barracks, led police on a short, but wild chase through Waikiki just before 4 a.m.
The episode began after officers on foot-patrol spotted Gordon driving a blue Dodge pickup in the opposite direction on Nahua Street. When Gordon drove the vehicle onto a sidewalk and came to a stop near Kuhio Avenue, police say he accelerated toward an approaching officer, who then fired his weapon multiple times in self-defense.
As other officers responded to the scene, the pickup was quickly surrounded on Ala Wai Boulevard by a crush of police cruisers. However, video obtained by KITV4 shows Gordon repeatedly ramming his truck into officers' vehicles, which was then followed by a bevy of gunfire from two additional officers. An autopsy shows Gordon died from a bullet that entered his right shoulder and pierced his heart and lungs.
Honolulu Police spokesperson Michelle Yu said a replica gun was discovered inside the pickup Gordon was driving, but she couldn't say whether it was in plain view of officers, or if Gordon ever brandished the fake weapon during the confrontation. Yu said no alcohol or drugs were found inside the vehicle, which is not registered to Gordon. Three officers were slightly injured by the ramming of their vehicles, and five police cruisers were damaged.
News of Gordon's death at the hands of police has shocked the small town where the soldier grew-up just north of the Florida Panhandle. Family friend Meagan Childress said Gordon's parents are in a state of "shock," and that a spokesperson would have more to say to the media on Thursday.
A woman whose two daughters grew-up with Gordon told KITV4 the young soldier's actions on the morning of his death appeared completely out of character.
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"It's just unbelievable that he would do anything like that," said Sonja Swain, who works as a dispatcher for the Ashford Police Department. "Both my girls thought the world of him."
Gordon served in the U.S. Army as a fire support specialist. Gordon joined the Army in April 2010 and attended basic training at Fort Knox, Ky., and advanced individual training at Fort Sill, Okla. He was assigned to the brigade in August the same year.
Gordon deployed with the unit to Afghanistan in April 2011 and returned from deployment in January 2012.
Gordon's awards include the National Defense Service Medal, Afghanistan Campaign Medal with Campaign Star, Global War on Terrorism Medal, and the Army Service Ribbon.
The three officers who fired at Gordon have been placed on paid administrative leave, standard procedure after a shooting. The case is being investigated by the police department's Criminal Investigative Division, as well as the Professional Standards Office, which must decide if the officers acted properly.
Waikiki Neighborhood Board chairman Robert Finley said he was saddened to learn the man killed by police was a soldier, but he feels the officers had no choice.
"They were probably worried about not only themselves getting run over, but possibly pedestrians, (or) bicycle operators," said Finley. "If HPD did not do its job and stop him, or attempt to stop him, and he'd run over a pedestrian from Japan, the newspaper in Japan would say police failed. It's just not a very simple job to do."
However, others have been critical of police. Local defense attorney Don Wilkerson believes officers may have acted beyond reason when they fired at Gordon.
"The question is when can one man basically summarily execute another man? And that's what happened here," Wilkerson said Tuesday. "If the police officers do not have reason to believe that he has a weapon with him, they can't guess that he might have a weapon and draw their weapons and shoot him."
Childress said Gordon has a 1-year-old son, and both the mother and child live with his parents in Ashford.
A spokesperson for the 25th Infantry Division said Gordon had been back on Oahu for nearly a year after being deployed to Afghanistan.


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Newsletter, Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs
Winter 2010-11
Editor: Sharon Wilke, Associate Director of Communications
Belfer Center Programs or Projects: Broadmoor Project: New Orleans; Energy Technology Innovation Policy; Environment and Natural Resources; Information, Technology, and Governance; International Security; Managing the Atom; Middle East Initiative; Science, Technology, and Public Policy; Terrorism and Weapons of Mass Destruction; Dubai Initiative; Future of Diplomacy Project; U.S.-Chinese Security Relations
The Winter 2010-11 issue of the Belfer Center newsletter features recent and upcoming activities, research, and analysis by members of the Center community on critical global issues. This issue highlights a major Belfer Center conference with top policy makers and entrepreneurs on technology and governance. President Obama's Chief Technology Officer Aneesh Chopra and World Wide Web inventor Tim Berners-Lee were among those who brainstormed needs and ideas for a major new Technology and Governance initiative at Harvard Kennedy School. The newsletter also describes Center experts' contributions to the nuclear threat documentary Countdown to Zero, by Inconvenient Truth director Lawrence Bender.
In this issue, we celebrate Belfer Center founder Paul Doty, whose contributions - to science and international security, Harvard and the Belfer Center - have been extraordinary. We also spotlight Calestous Juma, professor of the practice of international diplomacy, and we discuss Iran's nuclear activities with our new senior fellow and former deputy director of the International Atomic Energy Agency, Olli Heinonen.
Expanding Harvard Kennedy School's Reach in Technology and Governance
Advancing Dialogue on Nuclear Terrorism, Diplomacy, U.S.-China, Middle East
- Countdown to Zero Draws Heavily from Center Nuclear Experts and Research
- Center and Russia's Kurchatov Institute Urge Global Cooperation on Nuclear Energy Growth, Safety, and Security
- Nobel Laureate Ahtisaari on Diplomacy, Negotiation
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- Center and China Foundation: Can Conflict Be Avoided Between U.S. and China?
Informing Debate on Energy and Climate, Innovation and Collaboration
- How Good Politics Results in Bad Policy: The Case of Biofuel Mandates
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WORCESTER, Mass. - The College of the Holy Cross has named former Syracuse captain and two-time national champion Thomas Guadagnolo as an assistant men's lacrosse coach, as announced by head coach Jim Morrissey and athletic director Richard M. Regan, Jr.
"I am extremely excited to have Thomas join the Holy Cross lacrosse program as my assistant coach," said Morrissey, who won two national championships (in 1993 and 1995) as a player and one as an assistant coach (in 2000) at Syracuse. "Thomas comes from a long line of success as a defensive player and team captain at Syracuse. I am confident his experience as a player and his leadership skills will be key components in the development of our players."
Guadagnolo was a four-year member (2008-2011) of the Syracuse men's lacrosse team as the Orange won national championships in 2008 and 2009. As a senior captain in 2011, he started all 17 games on defense with 22 ground balls and 15 caused turnovers. Syracuse was third in the nation in scoring defense and also set a school record and led the nation in man-down defense efficiency. He scored his first collegiate goal making him the only close defender on the team to tally a point. Also as a senior he was named to the Big East All-Academic team. Guadagnolo played in 55 career contests with 28 ground balls and 18 caused turnovers. Most recently, he played for the Rochester Rattlers of Major League Lacrosse as he saw action in eight games with 10 ground balls.
Guadagnolo was a Public Heath major and graduated from Syracuse in 2011. A native of Jordan, N.Y., Guadagnolo was an All-American at Jordan-Elbridge H.S. where he scored 36 goals and had 22 assists in his career.
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If you thought the sheer range of trends in clothing this season was dazzling/baffling, you will find no comfort in footwear - literally, of course, as well as metaphorically, since mega high heels and teetering platforms again stalk the land for spring/summer 2012.
What is making life tougher for all our inner Carrie Bradshaws, is that so many of them are so alluring, we run the risk of buying more pairs than intended.
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Sports luxe is a trend which, in clothing, will be mainly ignored by all women aged over, ooh, 17. However, when it comes to shoes, it is one trend everyone is already loving. Possibly because of the summer's London Olympics, or possibly because of a desire to participate in mundane activities like walking, doing the school run and using the underground, or perhaps because Isabel Marant made them so achingly covetable with her £450-a-pop wedge trainers last year, statement hi-tops and trainers, the footwear in which sports luxe manifests itself, are already huge.
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Verner, one of the top free agent cornerbacks on the market, reportedly gets $26.5 million over four years and includes $14 million in guaranteed money.
The move all but signals the end cornerback Darrelle Revis' tenure in Tampa Bay. He is expected to be released by 4 p.m. ET on Wednesday.
"I would feel more obliged to go to a team that paid me $6 or $7 million and made me one of the highest-paid players on the team than go to a team that paid me $8 or $9 million and I wasn't one of the highest-paid players on the team," Verner told CBSsports.com.
The 25-year-old Verner led the Titans with five interceptions last season and was fifth on the team in tackles while making the Pro Bowl.
The Verner signing is the third of the day for Tampa Bay, which also added pass rushers Michael Johnson and Clinton McDonald via free agency.


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A skier hits a powder stash at Jay Peak over the Martin Luther King Jr. weekend.Vermonts ski areas followed the Christmas and New Years week with another solid holiday.
Ski areas reported a very strong Martin Luther King Jr. holiday weekend, said Vermont Ski Areas President Parker Riehle.
Saturday was by far the strongest day of the three-day weekend for resorts all across the state given the ideal temps and snow conditions at the mountains coupled with the incredibly strong momentum from the Christmas/New Years holiday, Riehle said in an email. Visits and revenue figures far exceeded last years numbers with resorts reporting upwards of a 50 percent increase over the previous year.
Jay Peaks spokesman went even further. It was the best three-day MLK holiday weve ever had, Toland said.
He said skier visits, not including season pass holders, were up 42 percent over last year.
The icing on the cake, Toland said, was 17 inches of snow that blanketed the resort just before the weekend.
In terms of a place to stay, he said there wasnt a room to be had on the hill.
Over the last five years, the resort has undergone a multimillion-dollar expansion. Toland said lodging capacity at the resort has increased from 400 visitors to 3,000 visitors.
Okemo Mountain Resort had a solid three days with skier visit numbers on target with projections and lodging at its hotel and condos sold out for the holiday, Okemos vice president and general manager, Bruce Schmidt, said in an email. The MLK holiday weekend was an improvement over last year for Mount Snow Resort in West Dover with lodging also sold out over the three days.
With the forecast of colder weather on Monday, business tailed off a bit, but Mount Snow spokesman David Meeker said overall, It was a very successful holiday weekend.
Overall business at Killington Resort was up an average of 18 percent across the board (skier visits, lodging, retail, etc.) over the weekend compared with last year, said Killington spokeswoman Sarah Thorson.
Early last week we were able to recover from the meltdown, and we had the (snow) guns going around the clock from Tuesday on to resurface our trails and provide a real quality product, Thorson said.
According to Riehle, Sugarbush Resort in Warren reported that Saturday was the ski areas third best day in its history.
High winds Sunday did affect lift operations at some resorts.
Okemo was forced to slow down its lift operations, creating long lines.
Mount Snow had to shut down some lifts but was able to maintain top-to-bottom skiing all day.
By midday Sunday, Jay Peak was forced to close down its upper mountain lifts. The lower mountain lifts remained in operation.
Although lift operations were curtailed, Jay Peak visitors were afforded other amusement options.
Toland said that when the upper mountain lifts shut down there was a corresponding increase in visitors to the indoor water park. Visitors were also entertained over the weekend at the resorts indoor ice skating rink with the Green Mountain Avalanche high school hockey tournament.
The trend in the tourism industry in recent years is for visitors to delay their bookings until closer to the holiday or their vacation dates, often making their reservations online. At Okemo, the resort also reported an increase in online sales of lift tickets.
Both Thursday and Friday nights (we) saw a large level of business for the purchase of print-at-home tickets on our website, Schmidt said. We continue to be surprised at how this way of buying tickets is increasing.
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Nearly one month after the initial uprising in Istanbul, reports of violent unrest continue as headline news. Saturday demonstrators holding a vigil in honor of the four people killed during the uprising at Taksim Square were once again forced from their positions as police used water cannons, rubber bullets, pepper spray and tear gas to disperse the crowd.
As a recent first-time visitor to Istanbul, just prior to the outbreak of demonstrations, the one persistent concern I had throughout the trip was the lack of green space in the city. Having traversed Istanbul several times over a period of 11 days, by bus, taxi, train and foot, my family and I can only recall five parks. While I am sure there are many more parks in Istanbul than the ones we visited or noted, the overwhelming demand upon these few areas of green space by the exploding population of this city, tied with the chaotic congestion of traffic and noise, is difficult to ignore. The message is clear. More parks are desperately needed in this city.
If you've watched the news over the past few weeks, you know the back story. The last week of May, local residents and environmentalists organized a peaceful demonstration at Taksim Square, an area recognized as the progressive, contemporary heart of Istanbul. The protests centered on the pending demolition of a grove of sycamore trees in Taksim's Gezi Park, one of the few remaining public green spaces within the sprawling city of 20 million. While they slept in tents, police attacked the protestors just before dawn on May 31, using pepper spray, rubber bullets, water cannons and tear gas. Early on in the conflict, Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan referred to the protestors as "looters" and "troublemakers," further provoking the situation. Since May 31, protestors in Ankara, Izmir, Antalya, Bodrum and even Konya and Kayseri — where Erdogan has widespread support — have joined 70 other cities in Turkey in what is now being tagged "the Tree Revolution."
Protests take place in Taksim Gezi Park and globally over possible destruction
of public green space.
Here people are protesting with yoga on Taksim statue at Taksim Square.
Residents and environmentalists in numerous urban communities throughout the world have since staged peaceful demonstrations in defense of urban parkland. Early last week, protests broke out in Beirut, Lebanon, in response to plans for erecting a parking garage under the site of a public park and Jesuit garden. The small park has been a part of the community since the 1600s when the Jesuits first moved in to Lebanon to build schools and sits atop an ancient site that also holds Roman columns and Greek mosaics, as well as several old-growth trees. Environmentalists and residents converged on the site voicing strong opposition regarding the plans. Activists state the 100-foot tall, century-old pines, with their extensive root systems, won't survive the project.
Will Hutton, columnist for the The Observer in London, recently commented on the disappearance of public land throughout Great Britain, citing the bold Canary Wharf development as an example. London's Canary Wharf possesses little public space, Hutton writes. Nothing is held in common. It is a "nonplace" whose lack of heart is brutally exposed at weekends and at night when it empties. Privatisation and the values of the transactional, anonymized market have been taken too far. It is a dystopian present foretelling a more dystopian future.
As hundreds of people crowd into city parks throughout Istanbul, defending their right to public parks and green space, people around the world are showing support. It is clear, no matter where you are from, parks and public lands, trees and green space is universally believed to be core to human existence.
What do you think of the reaction of the public in Istanbul and communities everywhere as it relates to their call for protection of public lands? What do you think park and recreation professionals should be doing domestically to ensure people understand the value of public land? Add your thoughts in the comments below.
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I spent much of my R&R there while deployed to Afghanistan and I found that although there were not dedicated parks, there was alot of open spaces that allowed for congregating with friends and familty. The narrow streets of Sultanhamet, true, are devoid of 'parks' but the closeby palaces grounds had much space. The Great Mosque had alot of open internal spaces and the courtyards of the smaller palaces were just right.
The definitions of spatial allotment is very different but perhaps more exposure to the US Parks Concept would delineate between public and private perception of that space!
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Johnny Moore
Career w/Phillies: .328 AVG / 55 HR / 303 RBI / 14 SB
An expert hitter, Moore came from Cincinnati in a midseason 1934 trade for Ted Kleinhans, Wes Schulmerich and Art Ruble. Considering the Reds got only one season from Kleinhans and Schulmerich out of the trade, it was a steal for the Phillies. Moore was hitting .190 when he came to the Phils, then struck a .343 average the rest of the way. He continued with a .323 in 1935, a .328 in 1936 and a .319 in a minimized 1937. He struck out only 176 times in his career — that's 23 less than Ryan Howard's entire 2007 total. He also approached 100 RBI twice.
Comment: For some reason, Moore was amazing with the Phillies. His career before Philadelphia was mediocre, but once he hit the City of Brotherly Love, he became one of the game's best hitters — a top 10 swinger for three consecutive seasons. He easily deserves his placement here.
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Those are pretty good numbers. If he would have done that for two more years as a Phil, he could have been much higher on this list, I think. To think that he struck out less times in his career than Howard does during a bad month, amazes me. Boy, the game of baseball has drasticlly changed.
Not exactly jason, 176 career ks. Still less than howard averages in a year!!!
TIM——>what ever happened to the nickname poll thing, please continue it
Jim, no disrespect, but my comment had a certain level of sarcasm in it. I am in no way saying that Moore is better than Ryan Howard.
Tim: "For some reason, Moore was amazing with the Phillies"
Well, the fact that he was a left-handed batter playing in Baker Bowl may have had something to do with that.
I woke up sick so I'm a bit cranky… I don't mean to be critical but I'm sure it will sound that way.
Tim – so far, many players on this list only lasted 3-4 years with the Phillies… it seems like you gave a strong preference for averages over cumulative numbers. I'm guessing that will change but I would rank Puddin' Head Jones much higher than Johnny Moore… the fact that he played for 13 years as a Phil is enough for me but he also amassed much better total numbers. You did note that you could have ranked Puddin' Head higher… so I give you credit for pointing that out. Regardless, I would rank a lifer higher than a guy who just stumbled in and had two or three good years… even if he only batted .258. It's hard to play in this league for any extended period of time, let alone ten years with the same team. A guy like that leaves a more permanent mark on franchise lore (I think that you really missed with Puddin' Head… he was the defensive cornerstone of a team known for its defense. Certainly, one of the best defensive 3B of that decade and not a terrible hitter). That's my opinion. Don't get offended… you're doing a great job and I love reading about some of these lesser known players.
With all apologies to Johnny Moore… wanted to post something off-topic:
Need some advice/input from other baseball fans:
My Keeper league, three position players, and three pitchers.
Position Players (HR, RBI, R, SB, etc):
Ryan Howard, Brian McCann (I think i'm def keeping), but one more out of:
Jimmy Rollins, Jacoby Ellsbury, Ryan Ludwick, Chipper Jones.
Pitchers (W, Ks, S, ERA, WHIP, etc):
CC Sabathia, Brandon Webb (I'm def keeping), but one more out of:
Joakim Soria, Ricky Nolasco, Ervin Santana.
My take, I didn't know that Ludwick has such a MONSTER year last year until I looked back at the numbers.. but can he really repeat that? I snagged Soria early last year, and he was great for me.. Santana is more solid than you would think, and Nolasco puts up very similar numbers and should only get better..??
Don M., Rollins is the pick for your third hitter keeper. Reyes and Hanley are the top two SS, and they will most likely be kept. After Rollins, the quality drops off a lot and you're left with Alexei Ramirez, Stephen Drew and Jeter. Go with Rollins.
As for the pitcher, I think it's between Soria and E. Santana. I don't know how many other closers will be kept, so it's hard to say who to go with. E. Santana is probably a top 10-13 starting pitcher, while Soria is about the 6th or 7th best RP (only because he's on the Royals). So I think I'd go Santana.
Don M., you can check out mockdraftcentral.com They list the top 75 overall for free.
They have a listing of players based on ADP (average draft position). Rollins is 9.49, Howard is 11.26, McCann is 46.01, Chipper is 51.70, Ellsbury is 61.34, and Ludwick isn't in the top 75.
None of your pitchers are in the top 75.
I've also seen things where Utley is the 6th ranked 2b… so I don't trust these expert-mock-draft-projection things too much
Kinsler, Brian Roberts, Brandon Phillips, Dan Uggla, whoever else are pretty good… but really, ahead of Utley in stats?
Last year my first two picks at #8 and #11 overall were Howard, and then Rollins… and I finished 8th of 10 in my league.
I was well out of any prize by the time Howard started putting the numbers up.. Soria is a top-closer, he converts almost every time, and the Royals hardly ever win by large margins.. same reason I grabbed Joe Borowski two years ago and he then lead the AL in Saves..
you need to find the average-above average teams, and jump on their closers, but this is my first time doing a keeper league, so I'm not sure what other starts aren't kept if I dump Ervin Santana.. its crazy
and if CC Sabathia and Brandon Webb aren't in the top 25.. then the stats they are using for their rankings, must not really include pitching, because they are both top-10 SPs everywhere I look, and more importantly, in my head
well, a lot of leagues don't value starting pitcher as much as hitting. So guys like Webb and Sabathia will be the #3 or 4 SP, but they won't make the overall top 25 list. The reason for this is that pitching is more unpredictable than hitting. PItchers get hurt a lot more than hitters, so picking stud hitters early is the safe route.
yea but then you take Prince Fielder, and Rickie Weeks and you kick yourself…
THIS is what cost me… overvaluing stats and selecting Aaron Harang before Roy Halladay.. I had Harang on my team the two previous years and was on his balls
yeah, it's not a perfect science and guys come out of nowhere to be good (Gavin Floyd, John Danks, Ryan Ludwick, Todd Wellenmeyer, Carlos Quentin, Nelson Cruz, etc.)
Last year I drafted Delmon Yong and Jeff Francoeur way too early. Ouch.
There must not be too many teams in the league… that's a heck of a roster.
I'm not the best fantasy b-ball manager when it comes to drafting players. I'm above average when it comes to making trades. With that being said, here ya go…
Ellsbury and Rollins would be my first picks… not because I think they're going to have the best seasons… it's more difficult to find SS than it is to find OF. Ludwick is a monster and I was really hoping that we would make a run at him… but the Cards always seem to have these players that have one or two good years and fall off… he could fall into that category. When healthy, Chipper is the best producer but his health is always a concern and who is going to protect him in 09?
I had Santana in my fantasy league last year and he was a beast. He faded in the second half and that's something to be concerned about. In my opinion, it's between Santana and Nolasco. I would probably go with Nolasco. Soria was great but he's still the Royals closer… there are usually two or three closers available on the FA wire that can be serviceable. It depends on how you want to build your team… I like going with high K starters.
Yea but with the High-K starters, there is a greater risk for long term injury… Harang had over 200 Ks and like a 3.75 ERA in 2006 and 2007.. and then he sucked on the balls last year.
Nolasco might be good…but I feel like he came from nowhere, I dont even remember hearing about him in the minors or anything
Nolasco is a health risk. Santana is much safer and has the higher upside, so I'd go with Santana.
Howard and Rollins are no-brainers, and you could debate McCann vs. Ellsbury, but I'd go for position scarcity and take the #2 Catcher (Martin being the top Catcher).
Mauer is probably top Catcher…
Yea I guess if I want McCann because the other Catcher options aren't so great, I should also keep Rollins, because the other SS options aren't great either.
Keep Rollins and Santana. Rollins' numbers are hard to get from an SS; I don't expect Ludwick to have the same kind of year he did last year. Santana vs. Soria is a close call, I'd take Sanatana because he's a stud and I see the Royals being even WORSE this year leading to fewer good spots for Soria.
See I actually see the Royals scoring some runs this year, adding Coco Crisp and Mike Jacobs around a bunch of young talents… I wouldn't be completely surprised to see the Royals win 75 games this year
Pitching needs to hold up, its not great, but they have Meche, Grienke, Kyle Davies, and Brian Bannister (who is sometimes good, sometimes horrible)
Mauer is the clear #3 catcher. He doesn't steal bases (like Martin) or hit double digit HRs (like Martin and McCann). His value is BA driven.
BA was one of the things in my leage I think.. hits definitely..
So Mauer has the most Hits, Runs, and RBIs … McCann is way better than we realize.. and Bengie Molina had great numbers on a bad team last year
I'm going to remember this conversation… I'm leaning towards Santana having a poor year and Nolasco taking off… but then again, I'm not very good at fantasy drafts.
Mauer will get more runs than McCann, but similar RBIs. Martin will get more runs than both, but less RBIs, and close to 20 SB. That's why Martin is the top Catcher.


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When's the last time you went to an arcade? Maybe you were feeling nostalgic and wanted to see what awesome games they've invented in the last few decades, only to find ... games quite a bit worse than the stuff you have on your home consoles.
What the hell? There was a time when you went to arcades to play games that were bigger, better and more advanced than anything you could get at home. It's like one day game companies decided to stop making those.
The thing is, they didn't stop. They simply stopped bringing those games to the West. Games like ...
6Sonic Blast Heroes, the Dinosaur-Punching Simulator
In Sonic Blast Heroes, you take on the role of a man who punches everything in his path for no discernable reason,* allowing you to recreate the experience of being dangerously drunk within the safety of an amusement arcade. Your entire purpose in this game is to knock out things like a dinosaur, a giant octopus and an 18-wheel semi truck while screaming furious, incoherent exclamations.
*No discernable reason = It's all in Japanese.
Afterward you wake up in some kid's room, soaked in puke and surrounded by smashed toys.
As awesome as that sounds, this isn't exactly an outrageous plot for a Japanese video game -- we're talking about the same medium that has conditioned us to accept a turtle-jumping, mushroom-eating plumber as something normal. The difference is that in this case, the game is played by literally throwing punches at the machine.
What are you supposed to do if it eats your coins?
The game comes with a boxing glove and a pad that rises out the cabinet to let you know that it's punching time. The harder you hit the pad, the more damage you deal to the inexplicable enemies mentioned above, sending them flying into the background. Whoever throws the strongest punch wins the game, apparently.
Once again, the tyrannosaur's tiny, girlish arms are his undoing.
Also, the graphics in this thing are actually pretty great. Just take a look at those incredibly realistic and detailed backgrounds:
Seconds before complete obliteration.
Oh, and did we mention that one of the stages involves punching a giant meteor to pieces? Apparently, the Japanese version of Armageddon would have lasted 10 seconds.
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The game was released only in Japan this past August. So what are the chances that it will be imported into the U.S.? Well, considering that it's a sequel to a 1990 arcade game that was recalled in America in 1995 for causing around 70 cases of "fractured or injured wrists and arms," we'd say they're not very good. Which is a shame, because the old version had crappy graphics and didn't even have dinosaurs.
The wrists of America just weren't up to the challenge.
So if you suddenly feel the urge to get shitfaced and go punch a truck, looks like you're gonna have to do it the old-fashioned way.
5Let's Go Island 3D, the Big-Screen 3-D Shark Shooting Game (For Couples)
Let's Go Island 3D is a "date game" where you and your SO can sit in front of a 52-inch screen and pretend you're going on a relaxing vacation to the Caribbean. And by relaxing vacation, we mean this:
Killer shark attack explosion!
We can't say we're shocked to find out that Japan's idea of a romantic getaway includes shooting the shit out of giant killer sea monsters that jump at you from all sides as you're dragged across an island by a speeding boat. As insane as that sounds, the actual game looks even crazier. Oh, and it's all in glasses-less 3-D.
If the 3-D isn't immersive enough for you, it also has air compressors that blow bursts of air in your face to emphasize the most dramatic moments, while spattering you with real bits of shark flesh for added realism (or at least that seems like something it would do).
We're gonna need a bigger ... oh, nope, that's great.
We weren't kidding about the romantic part, by the way: The game encourages you to play with a partner and, amid all the insane graphic violence, it includes several mini-games that rate your compatibility as a couple, which is measured in hearts. It's a perfect ice breaker for a first date, or you can play it with a friend and subsequently avoid eye contact for a week.
"Well, honey, if the killer shark game thinks so, I guess we have no choice but to file for divorce."
Where You Can Find It:
Date games, even really awesome ones, simply aren't that big outside of Japan. Apparently Let's Go Island 3D's 2-D pirate-themed predecessor reached American shores in small amounts, but it doesn't look like they're in any rush to bring over this new version. In the meantime, you and your date will have to settle for a good old-fashioned round of Mortal Kombat.
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Waaay too much heat on here, DWill all black Fight 89s, Derrick WIlliams 13s, Jimmy Butler Crazy 8s & Shump with the Top Ten 2000s all fiyah
bron freakin retarded 1st pic last page
Wilson Chandler Got Some Dope ass Kobe PE's . Just wow alot of heat floating around the league. This feels like its going to be a great second half of the season. Playoffs will feel like the 90's! I can feel it. No Homils
Oh shit looks like Derozan gave Gay his kicks for the night went back home and got his Brons lol....Def a change up for Demar
OHHHHHH SHIT RUDY Killed It!!!!!!!
I like KDs kicks on pg 3
Them flint 13s need to drop
The hell! When did Rudy Gay get traded to the raptors?!?
@AKPifstars agree wit u on chandler. He's been comin wit it
@Da_Real_Big_Infinite they just released in 2010.....
@kicks67 it was a money trade. And now Rudy can get broke off heavy now dat he's wit Toronto.. wot z-bo, Marc gasol & conely all under contract, Rudy wasnt gonna get da money he deserve
@f211s not da flints but da white, light grey & baby blue 13s on pg 1... my bad
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Skip to comments.Barney Frank stuns commencement crowd during speech
Posted on 05/28/2012 7:16:21 PM PDT by raccoonradio
NEWTON, Mass. (WHDH) -- Democratic Representative Barney Frank raised eyebrows during his commencement speech at UMass Dartmouth when he referenced the Trayvon Martin case.
Barney Frank, never at a loss for words, drew gasps from the commencement crowd at UMass Dartmouth where his good friend Hubie Jones was awarded an honorary doctorate -- complete with a degree and hood.
"When they give you an honorary doctorate they give you one of these and Hubie, I think you now got a hoodie you can wear and no one will shoot at you," Frank said during his speech.
The crowd was stunned by the humor, and many in his district felt it was in poor taste.
Thats terrible. Thats insensitive. I don't think that's an appropriate joke," one woman said.
The hoodie joke was a clear reference to the controversial Florida shooting of Trayvon Martin by George Zimmerman -- a shooting that has drawn thousands into the streets demanding justice for the young black man who was wearing a hoodie at the time of the shooting.
Jones, a long time social activist told 7News, "I don't believe Barney Frank meant any harm. He's a quick witted guy and within the context of the commencement it was a surprise."
For Frank, it should be no surprise that he was forced to explain himself in a statement, which says in part:
"I wore a hooded gown in three ceremonies earlier this year used the same joke on myself I shamelessly recycled the hoodie joke."
He went on to say he "used the hoodie line to ridicule the notion that a hooded sweatshirt is somehow sinister."
Frank said he thinks the world of Hubie, but some of Frank's constituents don't think as highly of him.
"I definitely think he owes an apology to Hubie and then to the community
as well," a woman said.
Hubie Jones and Barney Frank have been good friends and have worked alongside each other for decades.
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Hubie Jones (CH 2 Boston Say Brother 1972)
Imagine the uproar if Scott Brown had said this. Instead,
since it's Barney..."crickets, please"
That goes without saying - eh?
You know you bombed when they make you explain it.
Stunned? Really? Why?
Haven't they paid attention to what he's been doing in Congress all these years?
Whoever invites this sham of a man to be a commencement speaker deserves whatever she/he gets....
Oh barney, you're such a drama QUEEN!
Barney would be quaking in his fairy boots if he were to run into some hooded youth on the street late at night. Gaurrantee it.
Barney Frank is a mutant. It says volumes about the prople in his district who would vote for and give power to such a disgrace. The IQ average in that area must be mighty low. Good riddance to him...but will he please just go already!
Thanks - I just threw up in my mouth!
Barney Frank is a mutant. It says volumes about the people in his district who would vote for and give power to such a disgrace. The IQ average in that area must be mighty low. Good riddance to him...but will he please just go already!
Vomit-swallowin'. There's a lot of that going on lately.
I just looked at some photos of Margie Cho, same-same.
THe audience was lucky that Barney didn't drop trowel and show his Frank.
I'm gonna be sick after visualizing this.
He could have done what he did on the Rachel Maddow show and it would have been less shocking.
Well, except for those sitting downwind.
I doubt the crowd was stunned. They're the ones that invited the scumbag.
Well, the idiots and drones up there have been returning this queer to office for how many years? More than I care to remember, I'm sure.
BTW, when Barney gets married will he be the pitcher or the catcher?
I can only imagine what the civil/social environment must be like in the district that kept electing this
man person.
Blame the fools who invited him. They had their choice of hundreds of inspirational speakers, and they went with this no-good, crooked lowbrow. What did they expect?
Hey Dartmouth. . you invite a scumbag - you get scum.
What did they expect Barneys frank is inappropriate.
--Patrick Henry, to the Virginia Convention, March 23, 1775
It's just the AIDS-related dementia talking.
Could the public finally be getting enough of the leftists constantly wallowing in the supposed abuse of blacks - nah.....
You ever notice how we never see Frank and Charles Nelson Riley in the same place, at the same time?
I'm just sayin...
OY, and he said this about a black guy? That's pretty stupid.
What else is to be expected from a commencement speaker like Barney Frank?
It looks like his arse cooties are now rotting his brain.
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As throngs of people flooded through the streets of Brazil for the World Cup, those who were looking for a more relaxed way to enjoy the excitement of the tournament could seek out the exclusive gates of the pop-up restaurant/clubhouse Casa Fat Radish, created in collaboration with Absolut Elyx.
Tucked away in the hills overlooking the famed bay of Rio De Janiero, the house was the pinnacle of luxury with a carefully curated tasted menu prepared by NYC hotspot Fat Radish and cocktails prepared by Tato Gionannoni, who will be bringing his renowned Florerio Atlantico to Rio later this year.
While Casa Fat Radish offered a refuge for those who prefer a less frenetic place to cheer on their favorite teams, whenever the announcer yelled 'Gooooolllllllll', there was certainly a few spilled drinks.


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I am concerned about RSV with my DS. He was born at 37 weeks 2 days and had low birth weight (5 lbs 11 oz). He is mostly formula fed with as much BM as I can give him (about 1 oz per day). He is around smokers (my mom and my friend and her hubby) but they don't smoke in the same room with him. Should I look into him getting the shot as well? He is healthy, gaining weight well (up to 17lbs now) and has not been sick, except for a runny nose (Which I swear is allergies!). TIA for the advice!!
Well, the shot is extremely expensive and is rarely covered by insurance. It was a huge fight for us, and we have a 33 weeker who was 4 pounds. You can bring it up to your Pediatrician, but chances are your son does not qualify. By that I mean that even though your son may be at risk of getting RSV, his fatality risk is not as great as a Preemie, which is why we are getting it. Good luck, I hope your son stays healthy.
Please let me start by saying that I hope you do not take any negativity out of my comment.
I am NICU nurse and my firt thought when I read your post was "Why wouldn't she get Synagis?????" Having a preemie is difficult enough, why would you risk further problems by possbily opening him/her up to a horrid virus that could literally kill your child?
Again, please do not look at this as an attack on you......I just wanted to know your reasoning for possibly not doing it.
I haven't taken any offense to your post, it's a valid question. I was looking to see if any child had any negative reaction to the shot that has not been documented in the research. When I set out on this whole baby journey, I did not intend to vaccinate (and I'm not looking to get into a debate about it, it's now a moot point with a Preemie) and am concerned about the negative reactions that children have had with shots. I myself am someone who was unable to be vaccinated due to a severe allergic reaction (I got very sick as a baby because of shots and was afraid that the kind of allergy I suffered from was hereditary), and I was wondering if that had happened to anyone with Synagis. I also do not know anything about RSV - other than what I have read - and was looking for some real-life experience from the mom's here to find out if it really is more horrible than anything else. (I had the chicken pox and it wasn't so bad, but that does not mean that someone else didn't have a really bad reaction, which is why it is vaccinated for it now) I was just looking for a life experience discussion, and people to shed some light on the reality of the matter. Any experience you can share as a NICU nurse? I should also point out that my daughter is 6 months old and I have read some information about it being pointless to do the shot after 6 months adjusted, which will be in December. Any thoughts on that?
I would probably go ahead and get the shot atleast through this season. We actually run a "Kids Clinic" out of our unit that follows all of our preemies through the first 1-2 years with their RSV shots.
Most importantly: make sure everyone you know washes their hands this season, do not alow visitors that are sick or think they may be sick, try o avoid large gatherings (ie: malls, stores, etc) during the height of flu season, keep up with well child visits.
All of this is basic preemie stuff. I hope all goes well for you and your family this season!
My DS was approved for Synagis and recieved one dose, however despite the former approval we switched insurance companies and the new insurance denied us because we didn't have enough "risk factors" and I couldn't bring myself to lie and say dh or I smoked around the baby!!!
He didn't have any symptoms or discomfort from the shot and we didn't need to give him Tylenol as with his yearly vaccines.
I'm still upset that we were denied! My son was born at 35 weeks and the insurance company told us that all babies born between 32 or 33 - 35 weeks had to have two or more risk factors in addition to prematurity in order to qualify.


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