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Jin Rayne is still growing into his frightening new powers as a nekhene cat and his place as reah of Logan Church's tribe when he learns that a sepat, an honor challenge, has been called. Logan, who has never wanted to do anything but lead his small-town tribe, must travel around the world to Mongolia and fight to become the most powerful leader in the werepanther world.
Logan won't be the only one making the journey. As his mate, Jin must fight with him to honor his commitment to Logan, his culture, and his tribe. But the trial is long, involving a prolonged separation between the two men, and Logan's humanity is at stake. In order to make it through the nightmarish sepat, Jin and Logan must accept their fates, trust each other, and honor the vows between them no matter the cost.
©2011 Mary Calmes (P)2012 Mary Calmes
Well not much to say except that I really enjoy listening to m/m audiobooks and especially Mary Calmes stories
"Better than the Narration of Trusted Bond but not"
Yes it was but not because of the narration but because of the story.
Trusted Bond that Honored Vow's narration was only slightly better but still have the same problems of not much diversity in the voices, so it was easy to mix up who was saying what and what was being narrated if you haven't read the book. Also in every single chapter start the name of the book was mentioned like there was a chance of the listener ever forgetting it so it bear repeating. The thing that made it better than Trusted Bond's narration was the fact that we didn't had to hurry along to follow what was going on, this narration was better paced.
One of the bad things was the name Yusuke -and who knows what other name- was read wrongly. It's Yu-su-ke not Yu-suk! That almost had me going back to the book and checking to see if I remember correctly that the tribe of Reshep was from Japan and not another country!
The other book I will compare it too is Change of Heart that Sean Crisden's still remains the best of all.
Really the narrator did detract from the book. His narration was just not rich enough. Not much feeling or diversity in the voices, as mentioned before, can lead to confusion to someone that isn't familiar with the book.
And the fact that the terminology and names were read wrongly isn't warming up to it.
Honowred Vow has a follow up book, Crucible of Fate and I'd love to see that one being turned to audiobook, even though Trusted Bond's and Honored Vow's narrations weren't as good as Change of Heart's was.
If Crucible of Fate is turned to audiobook can it be narrated by Sean Crisden?
Say something about yourself!
"Honored vows"
Yes! I already have listened and read Honored Vow multiple times because the story is wonderful.
I always adore Jin and Logan, they are such a great pairing and they are always fun and exciting to read about.
Domin Thorne is getting better with each story and I hope audible will have the next book 'Crucible..." on audio soon, I have already read the book half a dozen times.
Crane is such a sweetheart and I love him.
I haven't a favourite performance, Jeff does an excellent job.
When Logan calls to Crane in Cranes' room, after Jin makes him shift back to human, that scene with Logan and Crane is so touching. The bond between the Semel and his people is shown in such a simple and moving way in this scene.
Just hope Mary Calmes and Audible continue to work together and create more of the Change of Heart series.
"Please don't end!"
Yes I would it was a good listen
Some parts made me laugh but nothing extreme....
"I love this series, horrible robotic narrator."
No, the narration is monotone, no character to voices, painful.
Love the series and the imaginative made up world of Calmes' shifters.
No. I'll stay away from this narrator from now on.
Always to me it's Jin.
Too bad they switched narrators. Sean Crisden was my favorite.
! Love to listen to jazz, r/b and listen to erotic or a good paranormal sci-fi and " good narration is everything"
Thanks for a very wonderful series. I love every book in it. Just wondering if "Crucible of Fate" will be on audible soon!!!!!!!!!!!!!! THANK YOU MARY CALMES
I really enjoy the world of books! Narration just add layers to that world... don't u think? :)
"NICE! Great Ending"
WOW the ending totally was unexpected. I loved it. I am so happy how things turned out. I was actually worried for Logan and Jin. I was scared they would have to leave thier home, but I just love how it all played out in the end. Super Happy. The only negative I have is the switch of roles right at the end. Ummmm.... Why was that needed. I don't think that was needed and Logan is just not bottom... I don't care what the reasons where... Logan is not a bottom in no universe!
Great book and great ending. I actually hope just one more book comes out... Yari and Duncan story... Super Cute don't cha think.
"Even better than 1 and 2"
Mary Calmes can write, of this there is no doubt, and this series is a perfect example. Her stories are fascinating, extremely interesting, and always fun. This book continues the journey of its two MC and is even more gripping than the first 2. I have listened to them while doing serious cleaning of my house, which helped me stay at it.
"The more that you read, the more things you will know. The more that you learn, the more places you'll go." - Dr. Seuss
"Love the Series - Love the book"
This is another series that I have listened to over and over. Wasn't even into listening to/reading paranormal/shifter stories when I first came across this one (I go in fits and starts) but I love this series. I love these characters. I love the world Mary Calmes had created.
I revisit this book the least often, however. It is *brutal*. Every one of my favorite characters is put through the hard-core wringer in this book and it is *painful* ... Love the moments all that torture results in, and it is a good conclusion to the story so far ... but damn is it tough to go with them through all of it to get there in the end.
I have said before, Jeff Gelder is hit and miss for me, but his is the voice hear in my head when I think of this series, and Logan in particular. I think he's grown on me as I've relistened.
If you like Mary Calmes, MM, paranormal ... and distinct mc's with both strengths and significant short comings then don't miss this series ... or this part of it.
"The best one!"
How much the love between Jin and Logan has grown since book one. Their love very gets tested in this one.
The part when Jin is getting whipped and Logan is in so much pain seeing is mate get hurt and not being able to help him...it made me cry D:
I have not
The ending when Jin decided to take Logan's last name, and when Logan pulled him in and said " I love you Jin Chuch" eeeeek it made me very giddy and happy
I want more Jin and Logan!
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OverviewDC Explorer enables early RTL exploration leading to a better starting point for RTL synthesis and accelerating design implementation. With tolerance to incomplete design data, 5-10X faster runtimes and 10% timing and area correlation to DC Ultra (Topographical), it provides early visibility into implementation results. DC Explorer enables designers to efficiently perform what-if analyses of various design configurations early in the design cycle to speed the development of high quality RTL and constraints and drive a faster, more convergent design flow. It also generates an early netlist that can be used to begin physical exploration in IC Compiler. With push-button access to IC Compiler design planning from inside the RTL exploration environment, DC Explorer lets designers easily create and modify floorplans very early in the design cycle.
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To meet their aggressive schedules for today's "Gigascale" designs, engineers need an RTL exploration solution that enables them to quickly and efficiently perform what-if analyses even before the RTL and constraints are complete so they can improve the design data and create a better starting point for the implementation flow. DC Explorer (Figure 1) provides designers with the RTL exploration capabilities they need.
Figure 1: DC Explorer accelerates development of high quality RTL and constraintsleading to a faster, more convergent design flow
DC Explorer improves designer productivity and reduces the risk of unexpected project delays downstream in the flow by enabling RTL exploration in the early stages of the design cycle. The ability to efficiently identify potential design issues and make improvements prior to implementation enables faster development of high quality RTL and constraints and the creation of a better starting point for RTL synthesis.
DC Explorer tolerates incomplete design data, rapidly generating a netlist and HTML-based timing reports that engineers can use to refine their design constraints and determine if the current RTL will likely meet their design goals. With runtimes 5-10X faster and average quality of results (QoR) for timing and area correlated to within 10% of DC UltraTM (Topographical), designers can efficiently evaluate design tradeoffs and perform what-if analyses of various design configurations. This leads to a better RTL and constraints input to synthesis, enabling a highly convergent implementation flow and reducing the risk of unexpected design iterations.
When the design data is incomplete, DC Explorer reports design mismatches to help designers resolve data inconsistencies prior to implementation. To further improve productivity, the netlist generated by DC Explorer can be used to begin early design exploration and block feasibility in IC Compiler while the design constraints are still being developed. Push-button access to IC Compiler design planning from within the RTL exploration environment leads to faster development of a floorplan for early physical exploration.
Early RTL Exploration for Faster Design ConvergenceDesign data for today's large and complex ICs often comes from multiple sources, and at the early development stage the design blocks and IP have varying levels of consistency and completeness, as shown in Figure 2. These issues can take time to fix, delaying the start of the RTL synthesis process and exposing designers to higher risk of design iterations downstream in the flow.
Figure 2: RTL and constraints are incomplete in the early stages of design development
Tolerance of Incomplete Design DataDC Explorer sidesteps this bottleneck by providing early RTL exploration that is tolerant of incomplete and inconsistent design data. As shown in Figure 3, DC Explorer is tolerant of a variety of design mismatches. One of these, "Missing pins in RTL modules," is illustrated in Figure 4, which shows an instantiation of an RTL block with I/O not defined in the block itself.
Figure 3: Examples of design mismatches DC Explorer tolerates
Figure 4: Example of an RTL instantiation that has more pins than the block it references
Figure 5: DC Explorer is 5X – 10X faster than RTL synthesis
DC Explorer identifies issues like this, generating a summary list and detailed reports of the design mismatches. These comprehensive reports provide designers the opportunity to make corrections prior to RTL synthesis, speeding the creation of a "clean" RTL. Despite incomplete or missing data, DC Explorer runs through the entire design and script without stopping, preserving the design intent by resolving mismatches and anchoring dangling logic, and generating a netlist that can be used for physical exploration even before the RTL is complete.
Pre and Post-Synthesis Congestion AnalysisDC Explorer provides analysis and reporting on RTL structures that are likely to cause routing congestion issues later on in the design flow. By having access to this type of information sooner in the design cycle, designers can modify their RTL before implementation. DC Explorer also detects and reports congestion post-synthesis. Many of these RTL related congestion issues can be alleviated using Design Compiler Graphical that includes innovative optimization for congestion reduction.
RTL Analysis and Cross-ProbingRTL analysis capabilities include a histogram showing user-configurable, color-coded levels of logic based on library analysis enabling early feedback to determine the likelihood of the design meeting timing. (See figure 5.) Early analysis of potential timing issues by viewing levels of logic provides insight into the type of changes that will be needed to meet timing such as RTL changes, floorplan modifications or additional constraints.
Cross-probing between the RTL source code and other design views such as schematic, timing reports and histograms, congestion, and physical implementation views for early visibility into potential timing and congestion issues and accelerate the creation of high quality RTL and constraints. (See figure 6.)
Figure 6: Cross-probing across all aspects of timing paths
Early Netlist and Push-Button Access to Floorplanning for Physical Design ExplorationSince DC Explorer generates a usable netlist, either a DDC or ASCII (Verilog), prior to RTL completion, designers can begin to explore floorplan options, create initial floorplan partitions and assess the physical feasibility of the design much earlier in the flow. With instant access to IC Compiler design planning from within the familiar Design Vision layout viewer, RTL designers can create an early floorplan, modify it, and read in the physical constraints without ever leaving the RTL exploration environment (Figures 7-8).
Figure 7: Accessing IC Compiler design planning from within DC Explorer
Figure 8: Modifications to the floorplan are read in to DC Explorer totighten timing correlation with DC Ultra (Topographical)
Using this same floorplan for synthesis ensures tight timing correlation between DC Explorer and DC Ultra (Topographical).
Efficient what-if analysesDC Explorer performs optimizations for timing, area, leakage power (%LVT) and dynamic power (clock gating) 5-10X faster than RTL synthesis, as shown in Figure 9. The very fast runtimes for large designs (Figure 10) enable efficient what-if analyses to assess the RTL and constraints and determine if the design will likely meet its timing, area and power goals. Based on the outcomes, the designer can then make changes as needed, such as adding pipeline stages to adjust the latency and improve timing, prior to starting implementation of the design.
Figure 9: DC Explorer is 5X-10X faster than RTL synthesis
Figure 10: Fast DC Explorer runtimes allow for multipleiterations per day on large designs
Figure 11: DC Explorer delivers 10% timing correlationto DC Ultra (Topographical)
Figure 12: DC Explorer delivers 10% area correlationto DC Ultra (Topographical)
Early Visibility into Implementation ResultsWith average QoR for timing and area correlated within 10% of DC Ultra (Topographical) (Figures 11-12), DC Explorer provides valuable early visibility into implementation results. It generates easy-to-navigate, HTMLbased timing reports, shown in Figure 13, which designers can use to quickly identify infeasible timing paths and correct the RTL and timing constraints before RTL synthesis.
Timing paths can be sorted, for example, by worst negative slack to uncover the most severe timing issues right away. False paths, multicycle paths, inputtooutput maximum delays and input/ output delays can all be easily specified in detail (Figure 12). Then, with the click of a button, the constraints are generated for use in subsequent analyses. By identifying and correcting critical timing issues before they are encountered in the implementation phase, designers save significant time downstream in the flow.
Easy to AdoptDC Explorer is script-compatible with Design Compiler for fast, easy deployment into existing synthesis flows. It can run off of a DC Ultra synthesis script without requiring any modifications or adjustments. In addition, the hierarchical flow support in DC Explorer is also consistent with that of DC Ultra. The inputs to DC Explorer, shown in Figure 14, are the design RTL, the logical library (db) and the design constraints (SDC). Floorplan constraints and the physical library are optional. If a Milkyway™ physical library is available as an input, DC Explorer reports mismatches between the physical and logical libraries.
Figure 13: DC Explorer generates HTML timing reports to accelerateearly feedback on design feasibility
Figure 14: DC Explorer inputs and outputs
Multicore Infrastructure Delivering 2X Faster Runtime on 4 CoresThe advent of multicore processors in computer platforms has boosted the processing power available to designers. DC Explorer takes advantage of multicore compute servers to deliver a 2X improvement in runtime on quadcore platforms.


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OOOHHHHHMYYYYYY. I am speechless, breathless and a bit chilled. Beautifully written, I could not stop reading, but, trying to hurry, as I was holding my breath!ReplyDeleteReplies
Ohhh, myyyy, I must have done something right!! I dinna mean to publish it today as I thought I still had some tweaking to do, but I am so glad you liked it. T'is a true, true story, at least to the best of my memory. Thanks for all of your kind words.Delete
What a sweet memory you've captured so aptly. Glad you were inspired by Lorinne to share that story here, Joan!ReplyDeleteReplies
This series inspired by Lorinne is so much fun. I dinna have to do much research, and usually I don't even have any pictures, just the ones in my mind. Glad you enjoyed the story.Delete
Great story! I just love stories where the daddy is the hero!ReplyDeleteReplies
Thanks so much! Daddy is always the hero to "Daddy's girls" -- and he was indeed my hero. Glad you enjoyed the story --- means a lot to me.
Great job telling your story! I enjoyed it very much. I was getting awfully cold by the time your Daddy came to the rescue! (kathy at abbieandeveline.com)ReplyDeleteReplies
Kathy, thank you for the kind words. Glad you enjoyed the story.Delete
BTW, stopped by and perused your blog. Look forward to more great stories.
What a lovely story Joan, you brought tears to my eyes. I love the faith that Daddy would solve the problem and that Mum and Grandma also played their parts with the warm coat and rug. Just gorgeous and what a special memory!ReplyDeleteReplies
Thank you, Pauleen. So glad you liked the story. I was a rather prickly little pear of a child, but never did I have the slightest notion that my Dad wouldn't be there when I needed him.Delete
I enjoyed this story so much! You were a tough and faithful little daughter.ReplyDelete
I was indeed a bit of a prickly little pear --- still retain that sense of "I can do it myself." Glad you stopped by and enjoyed this bit of my past.ReplyDelete
Great story! Beautiful memories. Thanks for sharing this Joan.ReplyDeleteReplies
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It could be the latest piece of tsunami debris from Japan.
A family in Punaluu is celebrating its find saying it's a Christmas gift from the Gods.
It's not every day a 24-foot skiff washes ashore and lands right near your backyard.
"It's a gift from Akua. It's a blessing," said Leilehualani Kane.
Call it an early visit from Santa.
Kane's relatives noticed something floating near Punaluu Stream Sunday afternoon and quickly claimed it.
"The children brought the boat, flipped it over, and pushed it through the channel and the stream,"said Kane.
The family has been cleaning the boat since finding it.
Rusty Nall, the owner of American Maritime Corporation, a boat salvaging company, says the boat could be worth anywhere from $20,000 to $30,000 once the barnacles are scraped off.
"It's worth a lot of money. According to international salvage law, whoever finds the boat and does the work to save it is entitled to it," said Nall.
Scientists have estimated the devastating tsunami in Japan in March 2011 swept 5 million tons debris into the ocean.
Officials from the Department of Land and Natural Resources say all signs indicate this boat is tsunami debris and are working with the Japan Consulate to identify the owner of the boat.
For now, these children have a Christmas gift to play with and full stomachs too since the family collected the mussels clinging to the sides of the boat.
"We ate it boiled it, cooked it, and made a soup. It tasted good. It tasted ono," said Kane.
State workers identified the Japanese green mussels on the boat and consider them invasive species.
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The six tenants who lost everything in Wednesday's multiplex fire on Wall and Rose streets have a long road ahead before they can get back on their feet.
The La Crosse Fire Department said none of the tenants had renter's insurance.
A big pile of rubble is all that's left of Doug Buchner's multiplex after Wednesday's fire left it in ruins.
"Here's where the kitchen was, and some of the kitchen drawers and stuff," Buchner pointed out.
In his more than 25 years of experience in renting and renovating properties, he's never seen a fire take it all away so fast.
"It's a sick feeling because you put your heart and soul into something, and you watch it be gone the same day," said Buchner.
While he has homeowner's insurance, he knows it will be more work for his tenants to recover without renter's insurance.
"I feel for the people, and I hate to see it all come crumbling down when they don't have a chance," said Buchner.
Thursday, he spent part of the day searching through the rubble for anything that belonged to his tenants -- clothes, pots and pans, even glass dishes that were a family heirloom.
"She was pretty happy that I found them," said Buchner. "That was one item that she really wanted."
American Family insurance agent Rita Sanger said going without renter's insurance is a gamble that a lot of people take.
"I think there's some preconceived notion that it's more expensive than it is, but really, it's less than $10 a month for renter's insurance," said Sanger.
She said it's a pretty small price to pay for how much help it could provide.
"Not only does it cover their belongings potentially -- their personal property, the clothing, dishes, furniture, appliances (but) the liability is very important," said Sanger.
Buchner said from now on, he wants to make sure tenants are more aware of its benefits.
"It's on every application that I give out," said Buchner. "It's just a question I ask, 'Do you have renters insurance?' It's a yes or no question, but now I need to put on there, 'You know that you are not covered if you don't have it?' So that they're aware you could lose all your stuff. It's something that needs to be thought about."
Buchner said some of his tenants have secured other living locations for the time being. He said while that's one relief, the tenants still need to worry about clothes, food and furniture.
Buchner hopes to rebuild on the property in the future.
As for the child who investigators believe started the fire while playing with a fire, Buchner said he does not know who he is or the woman who was watching him.
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ABILENE, Texas — First baseman Allen Smith's two-out, bases-loaded error in the top of the eighth allowed two runs to score, and the Eastern New Mexico University baseball team pulled out a 7-6 win over Abilene Christian on Sunday to avoid a four-game Lone Star Conference sweep.
ENMU (17-17, 10-14 LSC) led 5-1 going into the bottom of the seventh behind the four-hit pitching of right-hander Thomas Green, but the LSC-leading Wildcats (24-12, 21-6) erupted for five runs on six hits to take a 6-5 lead — all of the damage coming with two out and a runner at second.
The Greyhounds loaded the bases off Wildcats closer Chris Wiman (5-2) in the eighth on consecutive one-out singles by Paden Vendrely, Chris Eaton and Jonathon Marbury. Wiman then slipped a called third strike past Clayton Young, but Kevin Thompson's grounder was booted by Smith as pinch-runner Daniel Martinez and Eaton scored.
ENMU closer Keith Balderaz worked around a leadoff single in the eighth and a leadoff double in the ninth, getting Ryan Moldt on strikes with the tying run at third to end it and earn his fifth save of the season.
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- Title
- The parsec-scale jet of PKS 0637-752
- Author(s)
- Edwards, Philip G.; Piner, B. Glenn; Tingay, Steven J.; Lovell, James E. J.; Kataoka, Jun; Ojha, Roopesh; Murata, Yasuhiro
- Abstract
- Chandra observations of the quasar PKS 0637-752 during its checkout phase resulted in the unexpected detection of a luminous kiloparsec-scale X-ray jet. The apparent superluminal speed of this jet on the parsec-scale, based on two VSOP and four ground-based observations, has proven crucial to understanding the X-ray production in the arcsec-scale jet. We present here for the first time the full details of the ground-based observations used to determine the parsec-scale jet speed, describe the results of a third VSOP observation, and examine the reported jet speed in the light of more recent ground-based VLBI observations. We find some evidence of increased source activity coincident with extrapolated epochs of jet component ejection, although the monitoring of the source is relatively sparse and the ejection epochs are not tightly constrained. We also construct the spectral energy distribution for the nucleus of PKS 0637-752 and show that it can be modelled well in terms of a one-zone synchrotron self-Compton model of an electron-positron jet with a Doppler factor of ~10, consistent with the results of the VLBI observations.
- Publication type
- Journal article
- Research centre
- Swinburne University of Technology. Faculty of Information and Communication Technologies. Centre for Astrophysics and Supercomputing
- Source
- Publications of the Astronomical Society of Japan, Vol. 58, no. 2 (2006), p. 233-241
- Publication year
- 2006
- Keyword(s)
- Galaxies; Quasars; PKS 0637-752; Radio continuum; Interferometric techniques
- Publisher
- Astronomical Society of Japan
- Format
- 233-241
- 0004-6264
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- Copyright © 2006 Astronomical Society of Japan.
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UPPER DELAWARE VALLEY — It turns out that many people who read The River Reporter's posts on Facebook like turtles enough to help them safely on their way when they see them facing danger in the middle of a road. TRR columnist Jonathan Fox helped a snapper off the road recently, and it sparked quite a few comments on Facebook. The question was: "When you see this guy in the road... do you stop & help him cross safely?"
Morgan Outdoors: "Always! We carry a strong old broomstick to speed up road crossings. Turtle bites it, pick stick up with 2 hands, release on the other side!"
The River Reporter: "What's the best way to handle these guys? Hints?"
Kristin Porter: "Distance! They are faster than they look and that mouth is sharp! Good broomstick idea posted above though, thanks for sharing!"
Lorraine Allen: "Definitely! And I don't get my hands anywhere near those stretchy-necked buggers. I generally gently (and alertly) nudge them with an extended foot to get them to keep moving. That often works. Maybe I should consider keeping the small snow shovel I throw in the car for the winter. It would come in quite handy for 'rescuing' snapping turtles."
Anita DePiano Laughlin: "Grab their shell in between their front feet and back feet!! Their head can't reach back that far and their back feet can't reach to scratch you!!!"
Scott Rando: "A flat bladed shovel can be used to carry it to where it was headed; 'scoot' it gently from behind with the blade to the ground if too large to be carried on the shovel, but... safety first! Size up the situation for road hazards and if it is safe, do the move."
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Roseanne Elizabeth: "Yep... and I always carry a net, collar, and leash for other critters. Also stopped traffic after the toll from NJ to PA to get a snapper to safety. He was quite big and I wondered how I could do it. Some very nice young man in back of me got out of his car and helped me get him out of harm's way. The remaining line of cars, who waited a few minutes, actually applauded us. Goes to show that there are very many good people out there!
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Yep. You guessed it. I am talking about none other than Mark Prior.
Remember him? He was the player touted as having the most perfect pitching mechanics ever, the guy who was going to break every pitching record ever, the man who would redefine pitching forever!
Yeah. Not so much.
And now, after not making a Major League appearance since August 10, 2006, the San Diego Padres have officially relieved him of his services (or general lack thereof).
Dear readers, when the Padres organization doesn't have any faith in your abilities, then let's face it: you do not have any abilities.
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Mark Prior is as washed up as Steven Seagals acting abilities.
Johnny and his friend Joey
And that ain't a good thing, Johnny/Joey. I think everyone on the planet can agree to that!
I remember when Prior was like the next coming for the Cubs. And for baseball in general. He has totally fallen on his face since then.
Dillon — One good year does not a superstar make. Believe that.
I was hoping a few years ago the Rays might have traded for Prior, but guess I am glad that never happened now.
But you got to admit when the guy was on….he was on.
But I am expecting a few of the older big names to glide into the sunset maybe this off season.
You have to think current Red Sox starter John Smoltz might be chatting and texting with Greg Maddox to set up golfing dates after the season.
Guess some of the icons of our generation will be saying goodbye soon.
Damn, and I finally got used to seeing Junior in a Seattle jersey again!
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RR — I feel ya. Long overdue for Smoltz in my opinion. I wish him the best and hope he goes into HOF w/ Maddux and Glavine. That'll be a show!
Strasburg should RUN! Find a new agent and do a serious reality check.
Good point. Strasburg should be very wary. Hopefully if his career ever takes a nosedive his ego will cushion the fall a bit.
Now he could possibly apply for a job at the Phillies they seem to have an liking of Favre type pitchers, you know done but wanna come back and they pay $1mill plus just in case they may some time get you off the DL, the only thing is you'd have to be able to get along with Pedro Martinez…. that would be harder for Prior than having to pitch again…
I think that woman lives in the next street, sure i see her draggin her kids to school everyday…LOL
Hmmm, so does this mean that the Nationals should or shouldn't sign Strasburg?
Strasburg has already made a deal with the (BORAS) Devil.
Its too late. Mourn his passing
I don't remember making a deal…hmmmm
Jeff-as a kid my buddy's dad worked the the athletic dept. at KCC. He used to take us there and let us play all day. I think he played some ball in the White Sox system. Small world.
Good blog on Prior, too.
Julia — Reality is not in Boras' vocabulary.
Lisa — One never knows. It could all be gone in the blink of an eye.
Peter — I know. I strongly disagree with the Pedro over Happ thing. STRONGLY.
NatMeg — They should sign him; Boras is just making it difficult. They haven't even begun talks yet. I don't think Strasburg has even visited DC yet!?!?!
TOTL — Consider me in mourning.
Peter — Very devil like of you to not remember… how convenient.
Michael — Sweet. I played intramural softball at K-College. Does that count for anything?
Ah, yes, Mark Prior. One of the greatest punchlines in Twins territory. It's a long story, but basically a lot of um, less smarter people were angry that the Twins drafted Mauer instead of Prior. Even to this day! I'm actually kind of sad to see Prior go, I got a lot of mileage out of those jokes.


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A man was fatally shot at a concert in a Downtown bar early yesterday.
Jeremiah I. Frazier, 24, was at the Red Zone bar, 303 S. Front St., when he was shot about 2:30 a.m., Columbus police said.
He was transported to OhioHealth Grant Medical Center, where he was pronounced dead at 5:21 a.m.
Frazier's family, who lives on Miller Avenue, declined to speak to a reporter, and police didn't provide a motive or other details about the shooting.
Rapper Rich Homie Quan performed at the club on Saturday night, according to his website and Twitter feed.
He also performed at the Red Zone on Nov. 9. A man was shot twice in the back there in the early hours of Nov. 10. Freddie Johnson, Jr., 27, was shot at close range in that shooting, according to WBNS-TV (Channel 10).
Quan's song Type of Way is a locker-room anthem of the Michigan State University football team. A video surfaced of head coach Mark Dantonio dancing to the song with his team after Michigan State's victory over the University of Michigan in November.
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City officials said last week they want the state to strip Red Zone of its liquor license. The Ohio Division of Liquor Control will have the final decision.
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She - Odara - dinna always glide through the water like a sleek water nymph. In the beginning, she was just a vision. Thin strips of wood, sewn together with fine wire, until the Man began to see her lines take shape. A fragile vision she was in those early days as the Man carefully and precisely added strip by strip.
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It was worth it. The triple cockpits look great, once the clamps were dispersed.
The seats are in, hardware attached, and the Man has put the final touches of paint on Odara. After over a year of the man being far and away in his shop with dreams of he and Odara being Far and Away, now is the time for Odara to be a boat.
Man presented Odara, a triple cockpit Osprey kayak, to the world on her maiden voyage on a small lake near the shop where dreams were made.
A family outing on the river. A shakedown cruise before heading to the Far and Away.
To the Man, any day in his shop or on the water with Odara can be far and away. Together they have plied the San Juans, watched whales (way to close), traveled the 70-mile Bowron Lakes circuit, and shared the water of the lakes and rivers with family and friends. Any day on the water is Far and Away.


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My daughter is now over a year, but she has never taken a bottle. Since she always refused the bottle, getting her to drink from a cup was near impossible. She would drink from our glasses, but she would never drink from a sippy cup.
Now, she finally mastered the sippy cup. I am so excited. But, she wants to carry it with her and drink everywhere she goes. From 5:00 until bedtime at 8:00, she drank 22 oz of water. Is this to much?
Although I am not forcing weaning, I would like to nudge her in that direction. At this age, how much milk and/or water should they drink?


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No one I know has BF either. I really feel like an alien or something. My family has been somewhat supportive, DH's family mainly ignores it. Jackson is coming up on the big ONE and I told them all when they asked at Christmas that 12 mo would be the start of weaning for us. I'm planning his bday party and can't wait to tell them all we are planning to continue past 12 mo.
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Dave Brubeck, who helped put jazz back in vogue, dies at 91By BEN RATLIFF
The New York Times | December 06,2012AP PHOTO
Composer Dave Brubeck plays at his last appearance at the Newport Jazz Festival in Newport, R.I. Brubeck died in Connecticut on Wednesday morning.Dave Brubeck, a pianist and composer whose distinctive mixture of experimentation and accessibility made him one of the most popular jazz musicians of the 1950s and 60s, died Wednesday morning in Norwalk, Conn. He would have turned 92 on Thursday.
He died while on his way to a cardiology appointment, Russell Gloyd, his producer, conductor and manager for 36 years, said. Brubeck lived in Wilton, Conn.
In a long and successful career, Brubeck helped repopularize jazz at a time when younger listeners had been trained to the sonic dimensions of the three-minute pop single. His quartets 1959 recording of Take Five was the first jazz single to sell a million copies.
Brubeck experimented with time signatures and polytonality and explored musical theater and the oratorio, baroque compositional devices and foreign modes. But he did not always please the critics, who often described his music as schematic, bombastic and a word he particularly disliked stolid. His very stubbornness and strangeness the polytonality, the blockiness of his playing, the oppositional push-and-pull between his piano and Paul Desmonds alto saxophone makes the Brubeck quartets best work still sound original.
Outside of the groups most famous originals, which had the charm and durability of pop songs (Time Out, Blue Rondo a la Turk, Its a Raggy Waltz), some of its best work was in its overhauls of standards like You Go to My Head, All the Things You Are and Pennies From Heaven.
David Warren Brubeck was born on Dec. 6, 1920, in Concord, Calif., near San Francisco. Surrounded by farms, his family lived a bucolic life: His father, Pete, was a cattle buyer for a meat company, and his mother, Elizabeth, was a choir director at the nearby Presbyterian church. When Brubeck was 11, the family moved to Ione, Calif., where his father managed a 45,000-acre cattle ranch and owned his own 1,200 acres.
At the College of the Pacific, near Stockton, Calif., he first studied to be a veterinarian but switched to music after a year. It was there that he learned about 20th-century culture and read about Freud, Marx and serial music; it was also there that he met Iola Whitlock, a fellow student, who became his wife in 1942.
He graduated that year and was immediately drafted. For two years he played with the Army band at Camp Haan, in Southern California. In 1944 Pvt. Brubeck became a rifleman, entering basic training first in Texas, then in Maryland and was shortly sent to Metz, in eastern France, for further preparation for combat.
When his new commanding officer heard him accompany a Red Cross traveling show one day, Brubeck recalled, he told his aide-de-camp, I dont want that boy to go to the front. Thereafter, Brubeck led a band that was trucked into combat areas to play for the troops. He was near the front twice, during the Battle of the Bulge, but he never fought.
Finished with the Army at 25, Brubeck moved with his wife into an apartment in Oakland, Calif., and, on a G.I. Bill scholarship, studied at Mills College with the French composer Darius Milhaud. Milhaud asked the jazz musicians in his class to write fugues for jazz ensembles, and Brubeck played the results at a series of performances at Mills College. Brubeck had such admiration for his teacher that he named his first son, born in 1947, Darius.
Brubeck had met his most important musical colleague, Paul Desmond, in an Army band in 1943. Desmond was a perfect foil; his lovely, impassive tone was as ethereal as Brubecks style was densely chorded. In 1947 they met again and found instant musical rapport, fascinated by the challenge of using counterpoint in jazz.
Brubecks first group, an octet formed in 1946, contained five of Milhauds students and played pieces influenced by his teachings, using canonlike elements. The groups earliest recorded work predated a much more famous set of similarly temperate jazz recordings, the 1948-50 Miles Davis Nonet work later packaged as Birth of the Cool.
In the late 1940s and early 50s Brubeck also led a trio with Ron Crotty on bass and Cal Tjader on drums. It was around this time that he started to develop an audience. He was given an initial boost by the San Francisco disc jockey Jimmy Lyons, later the founder of the Monterey Jazz Festival, who plugged the band on KNBC radio and helped secure it a record deal with the Coronet label.
In 1951 the trio expanded to a quartet, with Desmond returning. (The permanent lineup change was perhaps inevitable, as Desmond was desperate to join his old friends increasingly popular band, but it may also have had to do with physical necessity: Brubeck had suffered a serious neck injury while swimming in Hawaii, limiting his dexterity, and he needed another soloist to help carry the music.)
Quickly the constitutionally different men Brubeck open, ambitious and imposing; Desmond private, profligate and self-effacing developed their lines of musical communication. By the time of an engagement in Boston in the fall of 1952 they had become one of jazzs greatest combinations.
In 1958, as part of a State Department program that brought jazz as an offer of good will during the Cold War, his quartet traveled in the Middle East and India, and Brubeck became intrigued by musical languages that didnt stick to 4/4 time what he called march-style jazz, the meter that had been the musics bedrock. The result was the album Time Out, recorded in 1959. With the hits Take Five (composed by Desmond in 5/4 meter) and Blue Rondo a la Turk (composed by Brubeck in 9/8), the album propelled Brubeck onto the pop charts.
Initially, Brubeck said, the album was released without high expectations from the record company. But when disc jockeys in the Midwest started playing Take Five, the song became a national phenomenon. After the album had been out for 18 months, Columbia released Take Five as a 45 rpm single, edited for radio, with Blue Rondo on the B side. Both album and single became hits; Time Out has since sold close to 2 million copies.
In 1960, realizing that most of the quartets work centered on the East Coast, the Brubecks, with their children, Dan, Michael, Chris, Darius and Catherine, moved to Wilton. They stayed there permanently and later had one more child, Matthew.
In 1968 he formed a quartet with the baritone saxophonist Gerry Mulligan, and later he began working with his musician sons Darius (a pianist), Chris (a bassist), Dan (a drummer) and Matthew (a cellist). He performed and recorded with them often, most definitively on In Their Own Sweet Way, a Telarc album from 1997. The classic Brubeck quartet regrouped only once, in 1976, for a 25th-anniversary tour.
Brubecks son Michael died a few years ago. In addition to his other sons, Brubeck is survived by his wife, Iola; a daughter, Catherine Yaghsizian; 10 grandchildren; and four great-grandchildren.
Brubeck resumed working with a quartet in the late 1970s finally settling into a long-term touring group featuring the saxophonist Bobby Militello and thereafter never stopped writing, touring and performing his hits. To the end he was a major draw at festivals.
In 1999 Brubeck was named a Jazz Master by the National Endowment for the Arts. Ten years later he received a Kennedy Center Honor for his contribution to American culture. He gave his archives to his alma mater, now renamed the University of the Pacific.
Despite health problems, Brubeck was still working as recently as 2011. In November 2010, just a month after undergoing heart surgery and receiving a pacemaker, he performed at the Blue Note in Manhattan. Nate Chinen of The Times, noting that Brubeck had already softened his pianism, replacing the old hammer-and-anvil attack with something almost airy, wrote that his playing at the Blue Note was the picture of judicious clarity, its well-placed chordal accents suggesting a riffing horn section.MORE IN Wire NewsUNIVERSAL CITY, Calif. Full StoryTroubling as the details of the McLaren Report were, a news item out of Russia earlier this week... Full Story
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Day 8
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Sometimes, things in life call for unconventional means. Take this Beret for instance. I was making this outfit and I felt like something was still needed. It needed a hat, but just any hat it needed a Beret. But I didn't have time to buy or look for a pattern. I needed it QUICK, like right now kind of Quick!!
So the question was, "What was I going to use for a pattern?" Hey, why not my Kitchen Stock Pot. I am sure you would of thought of the same thing if you were in my shoes, Right?
So here is what I did. I took my largest stock pot (14 inch opening)
I then traced around the stock pot and cut 2 circles total.
Taking one of your circle pieces use a smaller pot and find the center of your Bigger circle and trace, then cut out.
With right sides together place your Circles on top of each other, pin in place and sew. Then turn right sides out. Taking a wide strip fold it in half then half on the ends. Making a band for the hat.
Pin that to your open circle piece and sew. The fabric I used had stretch to it. If you are using a non stretch fabric you may have to add elastic to the back of your band in order for it to go on and off the head. Or you can make it and exact fit and you should be okay.
I LOVE how this came out and will certainly be making more of these and just think your Kitchen Pots just aren't for the Kitchen anymore.
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Quote:- Another change one may notice are your clean vocals, they sound pretty different in the way they are being used on "Departure", yet always remaining Niclas Frohagen. Such type of vocals paces wonderfully with the trip hop passages or the emotional and musical outbursts where you choose to sing with your clean melodic vocals as well.
The clean vocals are definatelly as I see it one of the top improvements on "departure" compared to the old recordings. For the first time in the history of the band I was actually quite satisfied with what I had accomplished. I guess for every recording I get more skilled and get to know my voice better and how to use it.
- Your grunting vocals remain utterly expressive and very extreme, emotional in their own desolate and desperate way and harmonize wonderfully with the moments they enter a song escalating the emotional charge of the song. What should we expect from Forest Of Shadows vocally in the future? More grunting or more clean vocal passages? Or a golden balance of these two types of singing?
I like the golden balance between screamy and more clean vocals but I won't add anything just for the sake of it. So it's all up to the compositions. I really would like to see both more of the extreme and the melodic in the screamy vocals.
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Tea and wine bar to open downtown
MONTPELIER Forget about hops and coffee for a minute.
At least thats the wish of the Parker family, which is opening the North Branch, a dedicated tea and wine bar scheduled to debut April 15 in one side of the former Chittenden Bank building at 41 State St. Instead of a cup o joe or local brewski, patrons will have a chance to sip a bit of tea or taste some pretty fine wines courtesy of the Enomatic, an Italian-designed wine system that allows opened bottles to stay fresh for up to 60 days.
This is the first machine of its kind in the state, said Becky Parker, who has moved back from Northern California to help her parents, Lauren and Wes Parker, open the establishment. Its going to allow us to serve wines that we normally would be afraid to open a bottle of because of the cost.
The system permits bottles of both white and red wines to be opened and stored at correct temperature, and to measure out tastings in amounts as small as 1 ounce.
Wine wont be the only offering, said Lauren Parker, who will preside over the tea room aspect of the business.
Ive never drunk a cup of coffee in my life, she said. I love tea and am really looking forward to having a chance to share the benefits of calming down instead of ramping up.
She said the idea for the business emerged in a conversation with friends. I was initially thinking of just a tea shop, but we were talking with friends in town about how nice it would be to have a place to go for just a glass of wine before or after a movie or show. We had no idea when we started that wine and tea are two of the fastest growing categories in the food and beverage business.
The wine bar will extend across the front window of their space at 41 State St., all the better to take in the streetscape. But if wine may hold sway in the evening hours, Lauren Parker promises that tea lovers will more than receive their due. The shop will hold tea tastings and a special offering of teas from the Groove Tea Project in Warren developed to encourage younger folks to try another hot beverage besides the ubiquitous coffee.
And while the North Branch wont be heavy on food, it promises a tapas-like menu with offerings from local food purveyors, especially bakers.
Tea will be served from the morning on, with wine service starting in the afternoon on Thursday through Saturday. And should your laptop be giving you trouble, the North Branch will also feature a tech bar staffed by Wes Parker all the better to combine bits and bytes.
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Sunday's PGA tourney will be two-man race
Tour leader Dufner holds one-shot lead
Published On: May 26 2012 05:08:19 PM CDT
PGA tour leader Jason Dufner and 18th-ranked Zach Johnson separated themselves from the field on Saturday at the Crowne Plaza Invitational in Fort Worth.
Dufner entered the clubhouse at 15 under, after finishing with a 4 under 66 on the day. Hot on his heels was Zach Johnson at 14 under, after a solid 5 under 65 on his scorecard. The pair are 7 and 8 shots ahead of the rest of the field going into Sunday's final round at the Colonial Country Club.
Tom Gillis is in 3rd at 7 under and Bo Van Pelt has sole possession of 4th place at 6 under for the tournament, with two golfers tied for 5th and 7 men tied for 7th place at the end of day three.
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On May 12th, we hosted our first LP101 seminar to a packed room, even after moving to a larger space. The success cost several potential attendees to miss out on the hour-long seminar designed to introduce the beliefs and ideals of the Libertarian Party, as well as to discuss how we stand apart from the old, tired other parties to new, prospective, and even longtime members to the Libertarian Party of Georgia. We worked to schedule another one as close as possible, both geographically and on the calendar.
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