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9 Jul 2016 by Guest Blogger in Festivals & Events , Culture , Entertainment , Cultural Experiences and St. John's
Whether it's the island portion of the province or Labrador, there's no shortage of sounds to delight the ear.
6 Jul 2016 by Andrew Hiscock in Festivals & Events , Hiking & Walking , Culture , Entertainment , Cultural Experiences , Bonavista and TrinityRegion: Eastern
Among Festival 500's innovative offerings is Come All Ye, a 5-day singing adventure of fun, personal enrichment and learning to be held at Fishers' Loft Inn, in glorious Port Rexton. This year's edition is scheduled for October 21-26, 2016.
24 Jun 2016 by Matt Molloy in Boat Tours , Food & Dining , Hiking & Walking , Icebergs , Nature , Culture , Cultural Experiences , Outdoor Adventure and Museum
We watched the fog rise off Mount Peyton as we drove towards Green Bay for our first trip to Triton.
3 Jun 2016 by Guest Blogger in Boat Tours , Icebergs , Kayaking , Whale Watching , Gros Morne National Park , Torngat Mountains National Park , Lighthouses , Cultural Experiences , Fogo & Change Islands , Ferryland , L'Anse aux Meadows , St. John's and Twillingate
This isn't the type of place where you'll struggle to find an adventure. The Canadian Signatures Experiences collection is here to point you in the right direction.
17 Mar 2016 by Guest Blogger in Birdwatching , Culture , History , Top Destinations , Lighthouses , Cultural Experiences , Signal Hill , Cape St. Mary's and St. John's
With St. Patrick's Day on the horizon we thought it only fitting to write about the Irish in Newfoundland. Our culture is brimming with Irish influences - here within are some of our favourites.
8 Mar 2016 by Matt Molloy in Boat Tours , Festivals & Events , Hiking & Walking , Icebergs , Whale Watching , Nature , Culture , Entertainment , Top Destinations , Cultural Experiences , Twillingate and Outdoor Adventure
When you consider Twillingate, Newfoundland and Labrador, there's a really good chance that you already have a picture in your mind.
27 Nov 2015 by Matt Molloy in Camping , Food & Dining , Festivals & Events , Nature , Entertainment and Cultural Experiences
With my hair still dripping wet from our afternoon swim in the brook, I rummaged around my tent to find a casual dress to throw on before rushing out to join the final clusters of people migrating via car, foot and shuttle bus from Burlington to Middle Arm.
4 Aug 2015 by Valerie Howes in Festivals & Events , Fishing , Culture , History , Cultural Experiences , Fogo & Change Islands and Outdoor Adventure
The crowd is hopping from foot to foot—kids blowing whistles; grown-ups blowing steam from coffee cups. It's a July day masquerading as October, and I'm on the Government Wharf in Joe Batt's Arm, waiting for the Great Fogo Island Punt Race to There and Back to begin.
7 Jul 2015 by Valerie Howes in Nature , History , Trip Planning , Cultural Experiences , Fogo & Change Islands and Outdoor Adventure
I'm in a field bordered by rocks and ocean on Change Islands, off the northeast coast of Newfoundland, petting a couple of ponies called Angel and Lily. These two get along great now, but they got off to a rough start.
14 Apr 2015 by Dave Sullivan in Nature , Culture , Trip Planning , Cultural Experiences , Museum and Weather
As much as we'd like to tell you that it's sunshine and lollipops each and every day of the year – we can't. Sometimes (not all the time), it can rain.
2 Oct 2014 by Andrew Hiscock in History , Cultural Experiences , Signal Hill , Geology & Fossils , Bonavista , Cupids , L'Anse aux Meadows , St. John's and Museum
For a province known for its wooden boats, quirky ways, and its slower pace of life, Newfoundland and Labrador has been ahead of the rest of the world in a lot of respects. Throughout its history (and even prehistory), the province has been a trend-setter and taste-maker. Because of our 30 minute time zone, we get a lot of firsts: the first sunrise in North America, the first New Year's party every year, and we even get to see blockbuster movies before everyone else (if only 30 minutes earlier). But these are not the only ways we are ahead of the game. Newfoundland and Labrador has had a front-row seat to history, watching the world change – and then watching the rest of the world catch up!
30 Sep 2014 by Andrew Hiscock in Food & Dining and Cultural Experiences
To a citizen of Newfoundland and Labrador, there is nothing as beautiful as a cod fish. And perhaps that is why you'll be able to find a different, perhaps more conventional, form of beauty on the Baccalieu Trail (deriving its name from the Portuguese word for cod). And that is the beauty of love! Just a 30 minute drive from the province's largest city of St. John's, this scenic drive winds through picture-perfect towns and stunning landscapes, making it the ideal place to lose yourself with your love on a romantic getaway.
24 Sep 2014 by Andrew Hiscock in Food & Dining , Festivals & Events , Fishing , Hiking & Walking , Culture , Entertainment and Cultural ExperiencesRegion: Eastern
Each year during the third weekend of September, the Town of Elliston, the Root Cellar Capital of the World, hosts Canada's and Newfoundland & Labrador's top chefs and hundreds of participants to celebrate culinary excellence and the root cellar's cultural heritage. This year, participants voted on Newfoundland & Labrador's best cod dish crowning the "King of Cod", hiked the coastal scenes of Elliston, and sat with new and old friends to celebrate the latest installment of the Roots, Rants, and Roars Fall Festival.
5 Sep 2014 by Keith and Heather Nicol in Gros Morne National Park and Cultural Experiences
"Tempting Providence" has been running for 12 years and has become one of the favourite plays at the Gros Morne Theatre Festival (GMTF) in Cow Head. It has toured internationally and has been performed over 650 times! This summer it has again played to sold out crowds but you still have a chance to see it this September. We recently saw the play on September 2 for our 4th time and it is still just as powerful as the first time we saw it 9 years ago. "Tempting Providence" is the true story of nurse Bennett who was dedicated to serving the health care needs along Newfoundland's rugged Northern Peninsula for over 50 years beginning in 1921.
20 Aug 2014 by Keith and Heather Nicol in Gros Morne National Park , Art Galleries and Cultural Experiences
Despite the forecast of cloud and rain we headed to Woody Point in the afternoon of August 18 to see the last "Charlie and Mena" show of the season. The "Charlie and Mena" concert features Charlie Payne on various accordions and singer Mena Lodge on guitar and is part of Gros Morne Summer Music. They were joined by guitarist Darren Vincent and they put on a fine performance featuring Newfoundland music. It was held at the Heritage Theatre in Woody Point which is a great old building that Charlie Payne carefully restored.
7 Aug 2014 by Keith and Heather Nicol in Culture , Top Destinations , Gros Morne National Park and Cultural Experiences
"The Known Soldier" is one of 6 performances that the Gros Morne Theatre Festival (GMTF) is doing this summer in Cow Head. On the 100th anniversary of World War 1 it is fitting to produce a play about one of Newfoundland's heroes of that war- Tommy Ricketts. And "The Known Soldier" was written and directed by the talented Jeff Pitcher, GMTF's artistic director! What is significant about Tommy Ricketts is that he lied about his age when he signed up (he was just 15 at the time) yet in just a couple of years he had earned the Victoria Cross, the Britain's highest award for valour. His sprints over open fields in the heat of battle are legendary.
6 Aug 2014 by Keith and Heather Nicol in Boat Tours , Fishing and Cultural Experiences
If you want to go cod fishing from a traditional Newfoundland dory then you need to contact Darren Park. Darren is a top notch guide and operates 2 Newfoundland dories for tours of the Goose and Penguin Arm and is based in Cox's Cove at the end of the North Shore highway (highway 440) near Corner Brook. His dory fishing trips are unique in the province and are very popular during the recreational cod fishery which runs until August 10 this summer. When we phoned to book our trip he told us that all of his groups have caught their limit so far this year and that the largest fish caught was a 15 lb cod. "Perfect" we said "mark us down for the Tuesday, August 5 in your evening time slot."
4 Aug 2014 by Dave Sullivan in Food & Dining , Icebergs , Nature , Lighthouses , Cultural Experiences , Bonavista and Twillingate
When I'm at home plopped down in front of my television, about six hours into binge watching Netflix, the only inspiration I feel is the urge to get up and get a snack.
The same can't be said for Dale and Maureen Trimmer of Smooth Rock Falls, Ontario.
4 Aug 2014 by Keith and Heather Nicol in Hiking & Walking , Culture , Entertainment , Top Destinations , Gros Morne National Park and Cultural Experiences
We recently were fortunate to see "The Beauty Queen of Leenane" which was written by Martin McDonagh and directed by Jeff Pitcher. This is one of 6 performances performed at the Gros Morne Theatre Festival this summer in Cow Head in Gros Morne National Park. What we like about Theatre Newfoundland Labrador's (TNL) philosophy is that they either perform plays about Newfoundland and Labrador or plays that have a close connection to the province. Although "The Beauty Queen of Leenane" takes place in rural Ireland its theme of isolation certainly could resonate with residents of outport Newfoundland.
1 Aug 2014 by Keith and Heather Nicol in Festivals & Events , Culture and Cultural Experiences
Newfoundland music star Pamela Morgan is heavily involved in this year's Stephenville Theatre Festival and we recently had a chance to speak to her about some of the shows she is involved in. First some background-from 1976-1995 Pamela Morgan was lead singer, guitarist, and arranger for Canada's pioneering "Celtic" band, Newfoundland's Figgy Duff, who brought the traditional Newfoundland music to a global audience. Since 1995 she has created several albums and toured extensively in Canada, the US and in Europe. More recently she has overseen productions of two of her original scores for live theater; her own folk opera, "The Nobleman's Wedding", and Figgy Duff's score for Shakespeare's "Tempest". For the Stephenville Theatre Festival she told us that she has reworked "The Nobleman's Wedding" creating a full length folk opera in the process.


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June 5, 2013 —
SULLIVAN COUNTY, NY — Using the ocean as a metaphor for this epic week in high school sports, try to envision a massive wave that is breaking with awesome power roiling with Section IX and state tournaments. The immense breakers that preceded it this past week included the Section IX track and field state qualifier, the Section IX Class C baseball demise of Tri-Valley to Rhinebeck in the title game, Livingston Manor's epic last-inning five-run outburst that propelled them to the Class D softball title for the fourth straight year, Eldred's baseball final loss to Coleman, Sullivan West's softball loss to Spackenkill, the Monticello boys 400 relay team posting the fastest time among public high schools from NYS at the Section IX state qualifier and the NYS boys golf tourney with SW's Drew Billard aboard.
At the Section IX state qualifier a number of local track and field elites punched their ticket to the state meet at Middletown slated for June 7 to 8. Sullivan West senior Reed Scott was Division II's top finisher in the 3200 with a time of 9:45.53. In track, Division II includes schools with fewer than 600 students from grades nine to 11. This will be Scott's first trip to states in track. Tri-Valley's Aric Boyes qualified in the shot put with a lifetime best heave of 50-6. Teammate Josh Winters won the non-state meet javelin with a throw of 153-3. The Monticello quartet of Terry Duncan, Mistah Alli, Razjel Smith and Shane Jackson posted the fastest time among NYS public schools in the 400 relay with a blistering 42.69 seconds. Jackson may also be going in the 400 with his time of 49.94. That is still up in the air.
In girls action, Fallsburg's Canhace Forrest won the Division II 100 in 12.71 while Port Jervis' Kalissa Caesar took the Division I spot in 12.59. Tri-Valley's Katlynn Greffrath heads to states behind her 4-8 high jump mark. Teammate Mareena DiMilia goes via her shot put mark of 34-1.5. DiMilia also won the non-state meet hammer throw with a fling of 130-8. She will be heading to nationals in Greensboro, NC to compete in the hammer and the javelin later this month. Sullivan West's Mitch Paciga made it on his high jump of 6-3.


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By Jennifer Lipman, June 29, 2011
It's that time of year again - the time when thousands of British children and teenagers set off for Jewish summer camps, programmes and tours.
But whether it's a tent in a muddy field, a room at a disused boarding school or a hostel somewhere far flung and exotic, it's probably made it into a Hollywood version already.
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I'm so glad I found this board!! I have an issue with OALD and oversupply and now everything makes sense!!! I'm sure many of you know what I mean! It is so nice to know that there are others out there who get it.
Anyway, my question is this...when trying to reduce supply, is it better to let the opposite breast than the one being used to nurse leak or should I keep the milk in with pressure from a Blis shell and save it for when I switch sides later? (Does that make any sense?) I guess the underlying question is this: does leaking when that breast is not being used signal to your body to REPLACE that milk (and therefore keep the oversupply) or is leaking the body's way of getting rid of milk it doesn't need? I hope this makes sense!! TIA!


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Name of Product: Engines used in SpeeCo and Huskee Brand Log Splitters
Units: About 5,600
Manufacturer: American Honda Motor Corp., of Torrance, Calif.
Hazard: The engine's fuel tank can crack and leak, posing a risk of fire or explosion.
Incidents/Injuries: None reported.
Description: The recall involves Honda engines (model type GCV160LA N1A) used in Split Master by SpeeCo and Huskee brand log splitters. Only engine serial numbers between 5547012 and 6880908 are included in the recall. The serial number is located below the upper shroud near the oil dip-stick. The following models of log splitters are affected by the recall and are either silver/black or red/black colored.
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Polish Panache with a Hint of "Arrggh!"
There is no stat for tenacity, no quantitative analysis for bark, no computation for grindership.
But if there was, you could be damn sure that A.J. Pierzynski would lead the Major Leagues in all of three of them — every year, all the time.
Late in the White Sox game against the visiting Blue Jays Sunday, the score was tied with two men on base when a Jays batter hit a knuckling dribbler down the third base line. Everyone at Sox Park was thinking the same thing as A.J. while he all-out-hustled after the ball: Let it be foul.
Eventually, the ball found its way over the white lip, into the grass, foul ball. The crowd sighed in harmonious relief.
But instead of simply picking up the ball, Pierzynski, with his glove, slapped it violently towards the home dugout with the type of ferocity more often seen from 1980s era offensive tackles loaded up on juice. He let out a hellacious "ARRRGGGHHH!" then stared down the anxious baserunners with that A.J.'s-gonna-kill-you-in-your-sleep-and-eat-your-children-raw glare.
It was awesome.
Say what you will about A.J. Pierzynski, but with fierceness like that, the dude is an instant and absolute asset to his team. It's only April and on every single play he's grinding like it was Game Seven of the World Series — as if his life, his country, his freedom were on the line.
That's someone I want on my team — if not for his competitiveness, then for his uncanny foray into the wild world of comedy:
Love him or hate him, A.J. is the Polish Prince of Pertinacity. You'd have to kill him to make him go away; and if you do kill him, you still better watch out because I bet zombie A.J. would be much scarier, much more lethal than alive-and-breathing A.J.
Don't hate me 'cuz I'm right.
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I agree with you 100 percent. I hate the guy becuase he is a thron in our side, but I would trade almost anyone on the team for him if availiable.
He is one of those guys, like you say that plays with intimidation.
If Dale Earnhardt was a baseball fan, he would wear an AJ jersey.
I hate that he will do anything to win, even play a fast cheap move on your team, but since there is no replay for things done in the field, only the television audience will know the truth before the umpires.
I have forgien him for the Josh Paul incident years ago, and can now give him props for the Jason Bartlett invisible shoulder toss.
I hate him enough to like his style, but love that he is in the AL Central and not playing us 18 times a year.
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I love this entry so much. I love the "A.J.'s-gonna-kill-you-in-your-sleep-and-eat-your-children-raw glare" so much. It's fantastic. And I'd love creepy zombie AJ so much as well. He's such a gamer and a badass. I love it. People wonder why I love him so much. This post sums up a lot of those reasons. Fantastic!
PS: That's the greatest commercial EVER. 🙂
RR — Wholeheartedly agreed. Don't forget, the entire city of Anaheim has a bounty out on his head. LOL.
Jen — I knew you'd get a kick out of that commercial. I've seen it on TV a million times now and it still makes me laugh… that kid's face is priceless.
I can't get enough of that commercial. "Absolutely not." hahahaha I used to have no opinion on AJ but that commercial makes him awesome. "Is winning a hassle?" hahahaha
Great commercial! And of course he is great – he's Polish! (Did I ever mention that this Irish lass is half Polish??)
Melissa — "Is winning a hassle?" I know. That's a keeper line fo sho.
Julia — That explains your unfettered diligence and feisty fanaticism!
My opinion of him would definitely be different if he played for my team, much as my opinion of Jeff Kent was more favorable than that of most fans.
But since he's not on my team, I hate him.
Roundrock — Plenty of room in that club. AJ-Haters are everywhere (except for Sox Park, obviously). Though I do think he's one of those players who people love to hate, unlike Barry Bonds where people just hate him, period.
Thanks, Kaybee! Keep comin' back!
"Hey, will you give me hand over here?" LOL.. hysterical..
Thanks for this look into the crazy soul of A.J. Pier-blahblahblah.. Does seem like an intense dude. Would definitely not want to see the zombie version.. fo shizzz, lol.
– V [ http://flairforthedramatic.mlblogs.com ]
V — Fo shizzz. Datz on da rilz.
Hyunyoung — No prob. That's our lot in life.
Jeff, I thought of you when I read this article in today's NY Times. In case you didn't see it…
Yeah, I admit it, I still have kind of a soft spot for AJ. I find his antics amusing for the most part, and it would be kind of hypocritical for me to complain now about things he did all the time as a Twin. Plus he was the centerpiece of the greatest trade in Twins history. I just can't bring myself to hate the guy who brought us Joe Nathan and Francisco Liriano.
Still, I have to say that I'm pretty happy with the guy we have now, though.
I can't stand AJ but I do like that commercial. lol
~ King of Cali
Erin — Yeah, I'd say you got the best part of that deal, minus Liriano, of course.
King — Did you like him when he was a Giant? Yeah, I feel ya. That commercial is pretty hilarious.
AJ is the quintessential player that everyone wants on their team, yet they do not want to play against. It's funny when I go to the Big A in Anaheim, and they still boo AJ for the called third strike in game 2 of the 2005 ALCS. -http://bradcws.mlblogs.com
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- On the structure of globular cluster systems in elliptical galaxies
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- Bekki, Kenji; Forbes, Duncan A.
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- It has long been known that the radial density profiles of globular cluster systems (GCSs) in elliptical galaxies vary with the total luminosities of their host galaxies. In order to elucidate the origin of this structural non-homology in GCSs, we numerically investigate the structural properties of GCSs in elliptical galaxies formed from a sequence of major dissipationless galaxy merging. We find that the radial density profiles of GCSs in elliptical galaxies become progressively flatter as the galaxies experience more major merger events. The density profiles of GCSs in ellipticals are well described as power-laws with slopes (αgc) ranging from −2.0 to −1.0. They are flatter than, and linearly proportional to, the slopes (αs) of the stellar density profiles of their host galaxies. We also find that the GCS core radii (rc) of the density profiles are larger in ellipticals that experienced more mergers. By applying a reasonable scaling relation between luminosities and sizes of galaxies to the simulation results, we show that αgc ≈ −0.36MV − 9.2, rc ≈ −1.85MV, and αgc ≈ 0.93αs, where MV is the total V-band absolute magnitude of a galaxy. We compare these predictions with observations and discuss their physical meaning. We suggest that the origin of structural non-homology of GCSs in ellipticals can be understood in terms of the growth of ellipticals via major dissipationless galaxy merging.
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- Swinburne University of Technology. Faculty of Information and Communication Technologies. Centre for Astrophysics and Supercomputing
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- Astronomy and Astrophysics, Vol. 445, no. 2 (2006), p. 485-491
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- 2006
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- Elliptical and lenticular galaxies; cD; Galaxy evolution; Galaxy interactions; Galaxy star clusters; Globular clusters
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- EDP Sciences
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POTSDAM, NY- Dedra Palmer (Whitesboro/Whitesboro) scored two goals to lead the women's soccer team to a 4-0 victory over SUNYIT on Wednesday night. The win gives the Bears a record of 5-0.
The Bears first goal of the game was an own goal by SUNYIT that was credited to Heather Johnson (Ogdensburg/Heuvelton). Cortney Poirier (Moira/Brushton-Moira) later had a shot that hit the crossbar and Alissa Tischler (Potsdam/Potsdam) missed on the rebound. Palmer later scored her first of the game to put the Bears up 2-0. Four and a half minutes later, Palmer shot from the top of the goalie box and put it into the left corner of the net. Nicole Volpi (Bethlehem/Bethlehem) scored her first goal of the year late in the second half to end the scoring.
Sarah Casey (Potsdam/Potsdam) started the game and made one save in goal. Lisa Bates (Ballston Spa/Galway) came in the second half and did not record a save. Halie Tyler had five saves for SUNYIT and Cynthia DeLeon had one save.
Next for the Bears is a home game against SUNYAC rival Plattsburgh who is ranked 18th in the latest national rankings. Game time is 7 pm on Saturday.


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Personally, I feel the movie failed because they introduced the possibility that Superman had fathered a child during his absence. The movie then just fell apart for me – and apparently for everyone else – because a reboot of the franchise was soon announced.
First off, "Man of Steel" is weird. That's the best way to describe it. Here you have a character that has basically been around since your grandparents were mere children themselves and the films since our parents were in their early to mid-20s.
So, there's a lot of gunpowder in that cannon, which can easily explode in your face if you're not careful.
And it seemed as though the filmmakers knew this, so they lured Christopher Nolan, best known as the guy who resurrected Batman in the latest trilogy, to steer the project in the right direction.
The movie begins on Krypton – but not a Krypton we recognize. It's a fully-realized alien civilization, complete with strange technology and beasts. The Kryptonians, just like humans are doing now, have depleted their natural resources, and the planet's going to blow in a few weeks.
And all Kryptonians are genetically created to be whatever the "hive" needs, be it scientists, workers or even generals. Jor-El, Superman's (aka Kal-El's) true father, saw the calamity coming for years and decided the only way to save his race is to have a baby the old-fashioned way and shoot him out into space, hoping he'd survive and land on another planet – the closest living beings on any planet being on Earth.
Zod, the general of Krypton's army, is a warmonger and decides he's going to take over control of Krypton and save the race because, well, that's what he was bred to do.
Jor-El finally sends his son out into space in a really emotional send-off that would make any father tear up. And there Kal-El finds Earth.
Watching Superman's origin once again on the big screen was actually quite refreshing. Everyone by now should know where he came from and how he grew to be Superman. Even "Superman Returns" touched on it. But here it's changed a bit. It's re-configured to fit this new iteration of Superman.
He's a stranger in a strange land. He grows up feeling like he doesn't belong. And he struggles with the fact that he may not belong here or with these people. He gets picked on and made fun of but holds everything back, knowing that he could destroy his entire classroom if he wanted.
So, as Clark Kent (Superman) gets older, he's isolated and alone and just wanders around the world looking for answers as to why he's so different.
And it's weird because that's Superman. He's the all-American hero we grew up with, but here he's damaged and insecure.
It's hard to talk too much about the movie without giving a lot away because the film is basically a brand new discovery of a character we all thought we knew. It truly is a start-from-scratch reboot.
Superman is an alien. And his coming out of the shadows would cause chaos and possibly wars and riots and who knows what else. In the eyes of world powers, he's a walking weapon. And personally, I'm glad he's on our side.
General Zod eventually tracks down Superman and unleashes hell on the humans. The body count in this movie is staggering, though off camera.
Superman eventually decides he feels more human than Kryptonian, and the two of them duke it out. And I mean DUKE IT OUT. The fights are amazing and creative and in some parts jaw dropping. We've never seen Superman like this.
It all must be seen to believed.
Henry Cavill, who put on the tights for the lead role as Supes, does seem distant and not heroic at first. But that's the point the filmmakers were trying to convey, which reveals itself the further the story goes.
He's good looking enough and muscular enough to be a believable man of steel.
Now, Michael Shannon is an Oscar nominated, muti-award-winning actor and in no way takes his character as General Zod lightly, even though it's a "superhero" movie.
Zod is a bad, bad guy, but it's not his fault. He's just doing his genetically engineered job, which means wiping out the human race. He feels he and Superman should be happy that they found each other and, together, recreate their home planet, starting from the beginning.
Much to his dismay, Superman sees things differently.
Amy Adams as Lois Lane is basically there to fill plot holes and listen to Superman's feeling about humans. She's a great actress; it's just hard to see her as a hard-hitting reporter.
The music took some time getting used to, also because, since the late-70s films, we've always heard the iconic John Williams score that accompanied every Superman film.
But Hans Zimmer does a great job keeping the movie planted in reality and only going respectively overboard when it needs to go there.
While his themes don't feel as iconic as the previous score on any of the films, it's good.
And then there's director Zack Snyder. He's the man behind such Hollywood hits and misses as "300," "Watchmen" and "Sucker Punch."
He seems to be the go-to guy for huge projects that no studio wants to screw up. He accepts any and all challenges every time without hesitation – well, almost every time. He passed on "Star Wars: Episode VII."
His use of slow motion during fight scenes and then ramping up the speed right after has earned him his fair share of detractors, but that Snyder is absent here.
The film is shot handheld, so you feel like you're in the film most of the time. It's an inventive way to shoot a superhero film, especially one of this caliber. It shows a certain maturity on the director's part and was welcomed warmly.
Overall, "Man of Steel" is good. It's not great, but then again, it has always seemed hard to make a great Superman film.
He's too iconic a hero who's lasted for 75 years now. But "Man of Steel" is probably one of the closest versions of a great Superman film we may ever get.
He does some shocking things in the film that must be seen to be believed, but overall, our American hero is intact and ready for action.
...Even though he's no longer wearing red underwear outside his tights.
"Man of Steel" is playing in 2D and 3D at Rio 6 Cinemas, 806 E. Houston St. in Beeville.
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NEW YORK — Crowds jammed New York's Times Square on Tuesday to ring in 2014, braving bone-chilling cold and ultra-tight security in expectation of seeing Miley Cyrus, a final countdown from a U.S. Supreme Court justice and the drop of the shimmering crystal ball.
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Capitalisation and Financialisation paper by Nelio
Dialectical process to understand the economy to change it. Trying to change the dynamic of the EWG – important to have a paper for discussion to educate and produce output. Clarification of ideas and questions raised in the group. Personal world view – after the dictatorship in Brazil, Portugese revolution in 1974; synthesis of reading and experience; trying to escape from subjectivity. Everything has to make a profit, education, health, prisons etc. financialisation started a long time ago (Marx); UK City eclipsed industry – contrast with Germany; financial sector strips value from other activity and produces nothing; greater returns in financial products than from investment in industry. The FT will not tell you the truth. Definition of capitalism? Why is the name capitalism so contentious. The markets are the mega-banks themselves; shadow banking system is beyond control; World Bank goes to the markets to raise money and the recipient states will extract payment from the people – now the poor – austerity; it is not possible to control the system; World Bank has 4000 people, Africa Development Bank 2000, how do banks control 100,000s of employees; now they are trying to create a monolithic IT network to link all banks and transactions; All the central banks are there to control the capital accumulation process; Basel I, II and III. A lot of criticism of Basel. Strategy for occupy – people suffering in the real economy, target people in debt to enlist their support; 75% in debt in USA – David Graeber; what are the figures for UK? Debt collectors/vulture funds etc.
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Michael Martinez, Pete Orr, Zach Miner, and Mauricio Robles were outrighted off the Phillies 40-man roster. Each, however, has cleared through waivers, meaning there is still an opportunity to stick the the organization.
The 31-year old Martinez is the most notable of the group. Mini Mart as he's come to be known, has played well in the minor leagues but has been unable to translate that success to the major leagues. With a .300 average at Triple A, Martinez gets promoted and just stops hitting, evident by his .187 average in the majors.
Martinez represents some of the odder moves made by Ruben Amaro Jr. A light hitting player who can man many positions, but not play any of them all that well. And he never made up for it with his bat. Players like Martinez can't be on the roster long in 2014 if the Phillies hope to break through to the postseason once again.
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Kinda surprising with Robles but maybe he needs some more seasoning
Break through to the playoffs?
I just want to finish ahead of the Mets who will once again be dreadful next year.
But probably better than the Phillies.
Amazing I come here every few days hoping Ruben is fired or the rumors of him leaving are there.
And they aren't.
If hes here next year they don't deserve to win. And they don't deserve support.
Eh just dump Martinez already. Robles will be in AAA. Amaro is playing moneyball this year, cross your fingers. Red Sox and the a's are proof it can work. The current a's are a moneyball team and have more wins than the dodgers with only a $60 million budget. Also the Red Sox were in last place last year.
His comments about using more analytics are all well and good, and you have to start somewhere, but other teams have had whole departments dedicated to that for years, so I wouldn't expect too much change in the near term.
Do you think they'll purchase the entire 2010 Topps set for the newly formed department to read? "/s" – Did I do that right?
lol – yep, although you don't need the quote marks around the /s
Whoever suggested the Phils select Martinez in the rule 5 draft should be banned from baseball!
As for moneyball you do have to evaluate talent and they show no evidence of that ability.
None of the moves was a big surprise. It was clear that Orr and Martinez were going to be released on age and performance considerations. I wasn't sure about Robles and Miner.
Mini wasn't released!! Some how RAJ is stockpiling him in AAA again. Is that real??? I've been saying all year he & Mini are an item (partners in S-X) and I believe it. There's no other reason for him on the roster for these years. He keeps Mini around but craps on Ruf. What a jerk O–!!!
The Mart WAS released, at least from the ML roster. There's been no word yet (that I've heard, anyway) he's been added somewhere else.
As far as Ruf goes, after being basically filler he finally showed some ability (at a rather advanced age) in 2012, and was then put on the roster. I wouldn't call that being "crapped on." I'm surprised they stuck with a player like Ruf as long as they did; many teams would have cut him.
Regarding Moneyball, it should be said that the big reason that the 2002 Oakland Athletics were so successful was that they had Hudson, Zito and Mulder as starting pitchers and Tejada was at the top of his game. It wasn't as if the As had nothing after they lost Giambi and Damon to free agency.
I think interpretation of stats is important but you really have to see the players. The Phillies made a big mistake when they thought Delmon Young could play the outfield. I think they made a mistake when they thought Michael Young could play third base.
Everyone should pay attention to this post. I'll add that the Sox also had some players they kept for 2013 who weren't exactly chopped liver, like Pedroia and Ellsbury.
Analysis is important, but I can't fault the teams that look hard at the actual players, too, especially in the draft, because high school and college players haven't really compiled any real stats against really tough competition.
I think where moneyball pays is not so much in signing stars, but in finding those needed complimentary pieces; the bench bats, relief pitchers, platoon players (when a full time star can't be had) and defensive replacements. I doubt if it's quite as easy in the NL, though, because there's no DH spot to hide a one-dimensional player in, a team has to have multiple pinch hitters, and they need enough across-the-board talent on the roster to be able to make viable double-switches more often. A player who can both hit and field will cost more of that miserly moneyball budget. An inexpensive old guy, like a Jim Thome, can't always cut it on an NL squad.
Some how, some way, Martinez will be back next year on the 40-man roster. With the team. On the field, Getting 50+ ABs.
Agreed, and if it's only 50 at bats (or 40 like this year), file under W for "Who cares".
I and others who love the P's CARE!!!!!
Asked and answered.
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Should I win the Powerball I will pay Mini-Mart to take a desk job in Peoria.
You're welcome.
Count me as one of the ones who files Mini under W for "who cares." He was only used this year because of injuries and because better players needed full time at-bats and were attempting new positions. Now that Galvis and Hernandez seem more ready, and can play in more places, I doubt the Mart sees much time at all, if any.
What would trouble me is that should Martinez play much for the Phils in 2013, it will be because multiple players have hit the DL. THAT'S the real problem with Minimart as a Phil, not his 40 possible ABs.
I agree George i think Rube finally realizes that Mini isnt a MLB player.
I'm glad it didn't take him too long to realize that lol
Martinez finished the season with 40 plate appearance and an identical "triple slash line" (i.e. batting average, OBP, and slugging) of .175/.175/.175, because he didn't have any of the extra base hits, walks, HBPs, and sac flies that would make OBP and slugging different from batting average.
The last time a player did that in a season with more than 40 PAs was 35 years ago (Brian Doyle, 1978). Martinez had only the 3rd such season with 40+ PAs in the last 87 years.
He also didn't have any sacrifices (which aren't used in calculating BA, OBP, or SLG). And the only other time in history a player had an identical triple slash and also no sacrifices, with 40+ PAs, was Joe DeMaestri on the 1961 Yankees, with 41. Complete list here:
And more background on this silly statistical oddity here: http://www.thegoodphight.com/2013/9/4/4693570/michael-martinez-a-stat-oddity
One more final note about Michael Martinez:
No Phillie, in the 131-year history of the team, has been a worse hitter, AND gotten more plate appearances than MiniMart's 396 over 3 years.
John Vukovich was a worse hitter, but only batted 335 times in his Phillies career.
Well, someone had to take that "honor." I wonder what the records are for players on other teams. Maybe Mini has a better average with fewer plate appearances than some other team's slug. Amaro's decision to keep him around so long wouldn't look quite so bad if there's a Met or a Dodger or a Cub who hung around for 397 trips to the plate, but only batted .122 or something.
Here is the list of worst hitters in history (by OPS+), who had at least 300 major league plate appearances:
There is a slew of players who got 300-500 PAs before they wore out their welcome. Drew Butera is a recent example, although maybe he gets more leash for being a catcher:
Martinez: .187/.234/.261 (.495 OPS, 35 OPS+) in 396 PAs
Butera: .181/.229/.262 (.491 OPS, 36 OPS+) in 541 PAs
Interesting list. I'm not sure this shows that Amaro shouldn't have his sanity questioned for keeping Martinez around for so long, though. It probably only indicates that at least 34 other GMs could possibly have benefited by being lobotomized, or that they already had been.
To further your point re: Martinez and Butera: Take the list and sort it by the "To" year. There are five players who have 2013 stats on the list. The other four besides MM are at least part-time catchers.
Check out who's #196 on that list….Charlie Manuel…..I thought he was supposed to be a hitter??
No, I don't think anyone ever said that. As I'm sure you know, most great hitting coaches were not very good major league hitters:
Charley Lau: .683 OPS
Walt Hriniak: .586 OPS
Manuel at least became a legend in Japan, where he hit 48 homers 1980, the same season Schmidt was hitting 48 here. And then there was the prior year (from wikipedia)…
"Playing for the Pacific League's Kintetsu Buffaloes, Manuel hit 25 home runs in the first eight weeks of the 1979 season. He was on pace to break the Japanese record of 16 home runs in a month.
At a game against the Lotte Orions on June 19, 1979, he was beaned by a pitch from Soroku Yagisawa, effectively stopping Manuel from taking that record. The pitch broke Manuel's jaw in six places. He wore a dental bridge as a result of an earlier accident in the minor leagues. There was nothing for doctors to wire together, so they inserted three metal plates in his head and removed nerves from his face. Manuel was discharged from the hospital after six weeks and immediately began playing again, against the advice of doctors and worried family. The Buffaloes were struggling to stay in the Pacific League lead and had never won a pennant. To protect his jaw, Manuel wore a helmet equipped with a football facemask. He wore the helmet for the first few games but stopped using it because it obscured his vision at the plate. He finished the 1979 season with 37 home runs to win the home run title. He led Kintetsu to its first pennant win. He was voted the Most Valuable Player, the first American to receive the honor since 1964, hitting .324 with 37 home runs and 94 RBI."


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Thanks for the additional information. He is a fascinating person.
Just for the record, I'm a Boomer, not a Sooner. The Boomers crossed the starting line at the boom of the cannon. The Sooners jumped the start and cheated to get a head start on the law abiders. My grandfather was an infant, laying in the bed of a wagon when his parents took off on the Land Run.
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