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In a game obsessed with averages, the Phillies offense is averaging 3.97 runs per game through their first 62 games. Yes, they've scored 3 or less, X amount of times, and that's a problem… but when you score 4 runs a game, and your pitching staff allows less than 4 runs per game, you should win more than you lose. And that is exactly what the Phillies have done thus far in 2011 (a team ERA of 3.17 combined with an offense that averages 3.97 runs per game). Maybe that gap between ERA and Runs is too close… and maybe we are getting away with wins… but maybe that was the Front Office's plan all along?
I also noticed that the Phillies trail only the St. Louis Cardinals for fewest strikeouts in the National League with 394, to the Cardinals' 387 K's. When you look at our team batting average, it is… well, average… ranked 10 -of-16 in the National League at .247. So we're not making our outs via the Strikeout, which has been the impression of our offense in year's past -I wonder what our "team batting average for ball in play" is? My guess is that it would have to be low… or as some would say, "Unlucky." (*I checked Fangraphs.com and found that its 3rd lowest in the NL at .281, ahead of only the Braves .279, and the Nationals .275)
How much does that have to contribute to our runs scored? If the luck turns around a little, would we start to see a direct correlation to runs on the board?
Don't get me wrong, we ALL want the Phillies offense to start clicking, and resemble the lineup that used to frighten teams and pitchers, but it seems they made a calculated risk to spend a large portion of payroll on starting pitchers instead of keeping Jayson Werth. Neither Werth nor Cliff Lee is having great starts to 2011, but I would still imagine the majority of Phillies fans would rather have #34 than our old #28 come playoff time? I know that I'm more than comfortable with that decision.
This is basically another one of my pleas to the Phillies phaithful to be happy with what you've got, a first place team, and realize that it's still a long season. We'll have our ups and down, but the way this team is constructed, we were pegged as the National League favorites by most baseball executives, experts, and fans for a reason, and people shouldn't forget that this early in June. I would still pick us to win a 7-game series against any team in baseball that doesn't play their home games in Fenway Park.
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Your best piece yet Don, great job. I agree with your assessment that we are making contact and having some bad luck, but there is more to it than that. The Cardinals, Reds and Brewers, the three best hitting teams in the NL so far don't scare me at all. In fact great offense in general isn't going to win more games/ series than great pitching and defense.
I have come to accept that this is our team this year. We are what we are, a light hitting team with great pitching that wins as many or more games than all other teams. Would I like to see a prolific power offense? Sure, but I'd rather win. The best hitting team in the Majors, the Reds, are averaging 4.95 runs per game. So the very best scoring team is averaging less than one run per game more than us. And most teams are in the middle, very close to our average. We'll close the gap over the next couple months, Every team isn't going to make a Nix/ Ethier etc., etc. play against us. And Amaro may tinker a bit to help as well. I just hope he doesn't spend much or skew older in a desperation move.
Don M. – I love you, man. I really do. You are a true fan. There thru thick and thin and willing to die for your squad.
What makes you think that after 2 1/3 seasons of poor to midland offensive play that anything is going to change? Phillies fans are divided into two camps regarding the offense: Those that feel the offense has great potential, is underperforming, and are just a game away from shaking off the cobwebs and exploding into the juggernaut everyone knows it is. A beautiful butterfly ready to emerge forma cocoon, if you will. Then there are those that see the offense as made up of players that just aren't as good as everyone thinks. That its an offense that just doesn't work on a scale that will win you a WS. Its not a horrible offense. Its just not a good one. These fans wanna see a change. I'm in the latter group.
Good enough to make the playoffs. Not good enough to win the WS. Its a trap.
The Dipsy
And Lefty, shame on you for writing that. "accept that this our team for the year"???? I rebuke you, sir.
The Dipsy
Rebuke away sir, but you said the same thing I did ( a bit more poetically of course) . We are what we are, there is no butterfly emerging, or whatever the heck you said. We are what we are, and I – and 45,000 of my closest friends that keep going to the games every single night seem to agree, we must be doing something right.
The thing that has changed is that, instead of praying that your guys will slug their way to a title, you add two pitchers in the past year to give you perhaps the best 4-man rotation ever assembled in Major League Baseball ….. which in my mind, is good enough to make the playoffs AND good enough to win the WS
I've been saying since last year that the 2010 Reds were the 2007 Phillies…and the '11 Reds had a chance to be the '08 Phillies … Im might have even picked them to win it all on here just to be different from the only-Phillies picks
The Reds and Brewers were both preseason picks of mine to make the postseason, with the Brewers seemingly a more complete team, better pitching, and a very good offense. … But when our team gets healthy, I don't see how Victorino, Polanco, Utley, Howard, etc… all of a sudden isn't a good offense? People act like these guys suck anymore
Now Lefty thats not what I said and you know that. I want the Phillies to take any and all reasonable steps to improve the offense. We have plenty of trade chips. Ruben will do it too because he's not gonna waste this pitching staff with a forshit offense. Lefty, I fear you are complacent. Please tell me I'm wrong.
The Dipsy
You are right Dipsy- I am complacent. For 50 years as a Phillie fan, i've witnessed some of the shi ttiest baseball that can be imagined, by the franchise with more losses than any in pro sports history.
Now that we are one of the best teams in the league, I have become complacent.
I agree with the comment you made about a month ago, Ruben should "tinker" a little to get an edge. But not on supposed saviors, or old expensive players. And let's Puleeeeeze cease this mindless talk of trading people like Cole Hamels for a rent- a -bat when there are out there on the junk pile ready to be grabbed up. There is another Cody Ross and Pat Burrell out there, it's matter of who is going to be smart enough to pick them up for nothing off the scrap heap. BTW Greg Dobbs is still batting .330- they are out there and can be had for nothing.
My only problem is this
If it was an offensive team scoring 20 runs a game they would write novels on scoring 20 runs a game is evil.
Its what they do.
They would incorprate stats and tell you how scoring 20 runs a game is evil and bad.
Pat, I agree… while watching games I often say… ___blank__ __blanking__ sucks at the plate!
And maybe more than the fact that they average 3.97 runs per game.. we SHOULD focus on the fact that its those very rare 10-run-games that balance the average of the likely 2-3 run production …. but I feel like everyone tries too hard to say why we're a bad team
We're on pace to 96.7 games this season….and with no offense yet, and lots of games lost to injury, I'd say that its more impressive where we are Overall, than where we're not Offensively.
Also, if this is what baseball is like…. ain't it nice to be well ahead of the curve and to have the best pitchers in baseball to keep the other team off the board
They are all the bestest best
You could never trade any of them
You end up with every player being old and stale
You cant even type trading Cliff Leee
How dare I
Chase is old and crippled but I dare to say trade him for a better player?
Ryan Howard hits .300 here
He didnt look at strike 3 vs Brian Wilson
We didnt have to watch 6 months of commercials of him.
In this land you sign Ibanez for another 3 years
Because hes great
Andrew from Space, what the hell are you talking about?
I can't tell when you're actually ranting vs. when you're being sarcastic.. but why would they consider trading Cliff Lee? Chase Utley's value is probably the lowest its ever been, and trading him would create a huge hole… etc
Is Beltran better than Victorino?
Is it WAR related?
last year i said that I thought Beltran was defnitely better than Victorino . . . . but now that he may never be truely healthy again its tough to compare … In their primes, Beltran is way better
It was at least 2 or 3 years ago.
Is Delgado good?
I am just trying to see where it comes from?
WAR I assume
trying to see where WHAT comes from?
Delgado is retired.. so no, he's not good anymore
I have no idea what the career WAR is for either Beltran or Vic…. or where the comparission/question came from?
I believe Dispy that you're bugged-out of your mind right now… I guess Im a little jealous
Teams like the Mets get all that talent together.
Delgado Beltran Reyes Wright K rod Johan etc etc
But then they suck. But then you crown them.
You could put Utley Rollins Howard on a bad team and say they are great.
Its what you guys do.
WHO THE F ARE YOU CALLING "YOU GUYS"??? joke
Except that in the Phillies case… they actually did get crowned.. and then get damn close in the two seasons that followed .. so there is some justification. And they improved their pitching staff this year..
Im just really confused as to what you're trying to argue here?? That the Phillies offense needs to play better and they aren't going to be handed anything… I would agree
But to try to say this isn't a good team overall.. that just sounds foolish
Last year (2010) was described by writers in general as the "Year of The Pitcher". And without looking at the stats, my impression the YOTP is continuing into this season. Maybe as you suggested, the Phillies Front Office saw it coming and aquired the best pitchers available (Halladay, Lee and Oswalt).
The stagnation of the offense will always be open to debate and the blame game. Regardless of whether or not the offense will pick up, the Phillies are winning games due to having the very best pitching in their rotation. Hamels, so far, is having a career year and along with Halladay are in contention for the Cy Young award. The bullpen has been exceptional and certainly helps win games. To quote Earl Weaver.."Nobody likes to hear it, because it's dull, but the reason you win or lose is darn near always the same – pitching."
I'm not worrying too much about the offense especially if Utley can bounce back and Brown develops into an offensive threat in the lineup. And even if the offense continues to struggle throughout the season, their pitching will be there to prevent any long losing streaks and winning a majority of series vs clubs. BTW, example in point, note SF Giants without their star player, Buster Posey, continues to play winning baseball and in 1st place. Why? One word..pitching.
Don…he's messin with ya. He's doin his post modern, broken verse, abstract poetry. Call it "Baseball Cubism". Its noted not so much for its content but for it effect on the reader. I think he's insinuating that we never think that anything is ever wrong with our team. I also happen to know that AFW smokes mega weed and likes to get wet, too. He might be hallucinating as we speak staring at his his 1992 Mike Piazza poster.
The Dipsy
I did not inhale.
And I am offended.
Why do bad players on bad teams seem great?
Why does trading Hamels for Babe Ruth seem evil?
"but when you score 4 runs a game, and your pitching staff allows less than 4 runs per game, you should win more than you lose"
How about 88% of the time… Phils are 24-3 when scoring 4+ runs.
Phils SP, on average are allowing just about 2 runs per. When you factor in Charlies poor decisions on relievers, whether in high leverage situations or not… it will be a factor down the stretch. It's already proven to have cost the Phils 5 games, give or take. You can imagine Charlies decisions will cost them another 5 loses, easily…
On a serious note, we should all ask ourselves one question: Why shouldn't we improve our offense if we can without inordinately compromising the future?????
If we can do it, lets effin do it! Why not? Cause you're (the royal "you're") satisfied? You've accepted this sad sack offense as our lot in life and that it all rests on the pitching?
Did we give up when the Germans bombed Pearl Harbor?
The Dipsy
This got left out, but in my opinion… Phils need another RH bat desperately, but will they go over the luxury tax to get who they want (if it comes down it)… My guess would be NO.
It's pretty clear that charlie isn't the best decision-maker in the game… but the guys seem to love playing for him . . . to the point where guys like Roy Halladay, Roy Oswalt, and Cliff Lee desperately want to be a part of his team
so you take the good with the bad.. I wish we still had Jimmy Williams as the bench coach and Lopes at 1st though
and is it just me or is Juan Samuel completely too conservative as a 3b coach?? Not just Martinez last night, but multiple times this year he's stopped guys – this team used to thrive on being aggressive and forcing other teams to make the plays … it seems like he's scared to be wrong and run someone into an out
I don't agree with Samuel most of the time, but when runs are at a premium, and the chance presents itself… he's gotta send them…
And to go back, being realistic… I think it's going to be a BoSox-Brewers or Phils WS… A healthy Brew Crew may cause fits for the Phils (if they both make it), in postseason…
I agree with much of your assessment of the Phillies offense this year. However I always have trouble with the concept of "lucky" or "unlucky" when it comes to baseball. Although of course there are plays when a hitter gets robbed or gets lucky by where or how he hits the ball I don't believe on average its luck that creates opportunities but rather the proper approach to an at bat and practicing fundamentals. I see far too few Phillies doing this …knowing when a flyball is enough or moving the runner over by hitting to the opposite field. They are often not selective in their pitches. This is to me not about luck but about approach.
I agree with you about the poor approach they have… it drives me nuts
But I must also point out that the best approach doesn't always yield the best results… there is something to be said for the St. Louis Cardinals playing well above their head right now
In my piece about "averages" …. the Phillies are below the average for Batting Average for Ball Put in Play this year . . . . I wonder if they were even "average" in that category- how many more runs/wins would that have given us
Im not usually a sabermetric guy, but as I've stated before… there is a lot that they can show
Andrew from Waldorf is my hero.
I resemble that remark.
You are right Don.
They won a title in 2008
So when Howard has 0 RBI for 9 games in the playoffs
First time ever in baseball
ever since 1876
I give them much credit.
Think back
Then understand that no player ever had 0 RBI batting 4th
never ever
The bestsest of the best thte bestest as he is
But then you are a better fan then me and I am trading in my fan card
Sorry you annoy me
its good to point out his 2010 NLCS as though its what to expect from Ryan Howard all the time… instead of the fact that his Career Postseason numbers in 41 games are:
.278 avg, 7 HRs, 27 RBI, 21 Runs scored… .389 OBP, .517 SLG, .899 OPS
I'd be willing to bet that since 1876 there aren't a lot of players with numbers that look like that either?
so what it basically comes down to… is if you think this team, and its players suck … why are you a fan of theirs ?
But hey
You wouldnt trade any of those guys
They are the best
Like Beltran and Delgado and Reyes and Wright and K Rod and Johan
You just sign them and sit back and enjoy the titles
Its simple
You didnt win? There is a blog where you are winners
So enjoy
Why do people like you come down on people like me and Jeff who realisticly look at the team?
Why are you kool aid drinkers better fans then us?
Why are you better? Why do the stat geeks see themsleves as better?
I think this line up is old and tired and stale and sucks.
But im not a fan for that. Trading in the fan card now.
Its a terrible. One of the worst line ups in baseball.
I just still dont know what you're talking about when you start ranting… if the Mets players proved they could win a title . . . then in the years to follow, I'd say they've proven it, and thus should get more respect (would anyone disagree with that theory?)
I've stated on here many times that Jose Reyes is a joke, and if he's their "team leader" they're going nowhere.. which has proven to be the case thus far
And if we've got, "one of the worst lineups in baseball" … isn't it impressive that we've also got the best record in baseball !??
I'm usually on your side with a lot of stuff, but I don't even know what points you're trying to make today – or who you're trying to argue with – or what about ??….
All this trade talk is nonsense. Aside from the fact that the Phils are quite easily the best team in the NL, there's no good deals to be made (unless Amaro can find a sucker for Howard).
Unfortunately if they don't make a move for some offense this team will get shut down and lose in the playoffs. Look at last friday nights game. Cole gives up one hit and one run and still loses. If they don't homer, they don't score. Problem is, they don't homer or even get xbh. Hell I would be happy with over 6 hits a night. At least it's a start. At this rate we will lose games in the playoffs like 3-1, 4-2, just like last year's NLCS.
San Fran's offense was pretty weak last year and look how they fared. This offense is never going to mirror the 2007-2009 teams, but it doesn't have to with their pitching. As Dom Brown continues to develop and Utley gets into game shape, I would think the offense will pick up a bit.
Yea Don
Im glad you are happy with one of the worst line ups in baseball being in first.
Come hold me when they lose to a team like the Giants in the playoffs.
Another year of Brian Wilson commercials is distasteful to me.
I was unhappy last year.
And this year I am not buying into this first place with a team with 5 hits and 2 runs a game thing.
By the way
The Giants were better last year.
And when Ryan Howard hits a homer tonight I am happy for it. Just a fan.
Thats why they won.
Phils offense is slightly worse than Giants' offense from last year and their pitching is slightly better than the Giants' from last year. So why are they being so easily dismissed a true contender? As mediocre as the offense is right now, how the hell can anyone not consider the Phils one of the 3 or 4 favorites to win it all this year?
Pat – I think the move is clearly in the OF. I'm sorry but Ibanez has got to go. If you are going to keep Shane, and I think he's tradeable, then you can look at trading some of the A and AA pitching. You have to consider Singleton as a trade piece now that he's not in the OF anymore. The Phils could offer a very nice package of minor leaguers at the deadline to get a guy. If Blanton comes back then Oswalt could go to. A right handed line drive machine to put in LF would look real nice.
The Dipsy
A good post in the near future might be . . . Who will be available at the trade deadline …
An optimistic and effective article by Don M. However, this offense worries the dickens out of me. I know in my heart of hearts that we need a reliable right-handed bat. Today I think of Josh Willingham of the A's. What would it take to land this respectable right-handed bat?. How about the big Italian kid in Reading plus Joe Blanton and a minor league relief pitcher?
Hell, I don't know, but we desperately need a little more power and contact from the right hand side. Amaro has to do something, I believe.
Ibanez and his
.163 average on the road?
You guys are nuts
Enjoy first
And never bring up that they may be lacking in any way.
Or you arent a fan
I read recently that Ruben Jr. said that he will not make any major moves this year. Frankly, this really concerns me (pisses me off, too) that a GM would make such an comment to an offense-eager fan base like ours. Doesn't he smell the roses? He must know that come playoff time, we will be softer than jello offensively. Damn !@!##!
Who could you trade?
Rollins Howard Utley Hamels Halladay
Its all taboo
All of them to good to ever be traded.
You cant trade the best of the best. But then I am not a fan.
Andrew…. I think Midol could help you..
Nobody ever said they aren't lacking anything… you're acting like a little girl, and driving people away from actual conversation with your crying and moaning
If you come up with actual ideas – we can talk… but you throw out this nonsense about trading Hamels and Halladay and Howard, and whoever else and act surprised, and get defensive when people say it won't ever happen
The Phillies could use some extra offense, but the point is… the way the game of baseball has shifted is back to a pitching a defensive league … and we have the best pitching out there, so if our offense gets to "average" we're going to be damn tough to beat.
Nobody said you weren't a fan . . . and nobody said any of these players were the greatest of all time …. take a deep breathe and join the rest of us here on planet earth and phillies nation
Don – Lest we not forget that this team is merely an average defensive team, not a stellar one in years past. Lets read the roll. Polanco is very good. Jimmy has lost a step but is still very good. Chase is now probably just below average but not in Uggla territory. Ryan is …god..just average. Chooch is great. Shane is very good and Dom will be very good but is not good now. Ibanez is an abortion in left. The right side of the infield is not good and leftfield is an amusement park for opposing hitters and runners.
You wanna a trade idea? Vic, Worley, Singleton for Bautista? Oh, the Jays wouldn't do it? Why not? They're not gonna be in it….and they get a gold glove CFer and a promising SP and stud offensive prospect back. They're a young team and they're building.
The Dipsy
*as in years past.
The Dipsy
No one ever really wanted Bautista
I know I am commentariet but I have to say this
There are drugs in horse racing that no one can detect.
People put up numbers like this 1.225 and you cant explain it
There is this drug Arensept that for whatever reason makes horses run longer and faster.
Who would ever even give it to a horse to find out? Its for Alzheimers.
But they did.
When you look at this it doesn't make sense.
Also I have no issue with people doing it to themselves. Although it does distort some records like McGwire and Bonds and Clemens .
Arensept kills horses so I have an issue with that. If someone wants to take it to hit a baseball further. So be it. Horses dont have free will.
I am pretty sure Raul has a no trade clause, he isn't going anywhere. Who are some trading chips? Maybe Defratus? Look at last night, 3 run homer and then nothing. You can bang on Manuel all you want but he went to his horses in the 8th and 9th with a 3-1 lead. Bottom line is we went 8 innings of not scoring after Rollins homer. I am hearing a lot of people complain about Kendrick not coming back after the rain delay. How about we hit their bullpen and make it a non-issue. This team is soooo aggravating right now. Oh believe me I am a real fan. I don't wear red and pin striped glasses all the time.


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Many of the animals that end up at the local shelters are looking for the love they lost or sometimes never even received from their owners.
But after a rocky beginning to her life, one special dog's quest for finding a family it can call "home" for forever, just might be over.
"You're a good girl Lucy," said Linzi Gronning, director of the Vernon County Humane Society.
But for little Lucy, the wait is almost over.
"She's gone from being in a breeding facility, to a home, to a sewer, to an animal shelter, back to home and then now again, looking for another home, which we found," said Gronning.
We first introduced you to Lucy in Sept. 2011 when an operator noticed her swirling around in the Westby sewage plant.
After the operator and police fished her out safely she was brought to the shelter.
"Because Channel 8, you guys did a story on her, her owner saw that on television and were able to reclaim her," said Gronning.
But the happy reunion unfortunately came to an end.
"Because she had been in a breeding situation where she had no socialization, no exposure to being a member of the family, they realized she needed a lot more time than they could give," said Gronning. "So it was hard for them to give her up."
Lucy has spent the last month waiting at the shelter for a new home.
In that time, staff and volunteers put in extra effort to helping Lucy learn social skills.
Then Melissa Schuster walked into the shelter.
"(I) was actually interested in a different dog, but then I heard her story and wanted to give her a chance," said Schuster.
After their first meeting, Schuster knew Lucy was the dog for her.
"You have that connection with the dog, and you can just tell when you look in their eyes, and they look back at you and you can just tell," said Schuster.
With one more goodbye to her friends, some small furry felines, and bigger friends she's made at the shelter, Lucy the sewer dog is finally on her way home, and hopefully this time for forever.
The Vernon County Humane Society hasn't seen the last of Lucy yet.
Schuster said she has family in the area so they'll be making plenty of visits back to the shelter.
The shelter is actually reaching its capacity for both cats and dogs.
For more information on adoptions head to the shelter website.
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I received an e-mail asking me why military children get a month all to themselves. The e-mail suggested that it's not fair military children have some type of preferential treatment or a month dedicated to them when all children should be honored.
I agree that all children should be honored, but before I dive into why I think it's not unfair to dedicate April to military children, let me explain that each month of the year has many dedications and causes associated with it. It's a competitive dedication world out there and causes fiercely fight for the spotlight.
For example, April isn't simply the month of the military child, it's also Straw Hat Awareness Month, Stress Awareness Month, Rosacea Awareness Month, National Poetry Month, National Pecan Month, National Kite Month, Irritable Bowel Syndrome Month, Autism Awareness Month, Fresh Florida Tomatoes Month, Cesarean Awareness Month and dozens more.
That's right, military children share the spotlight with tomatoes, IBS, pecans, straw hats and kites.
Military children deserve their share of this crowded spotlight for the sacrifices the country asks of them. Being a military spouse isn't easy, but being a military child is even more challenging because children are born into this lifestyle and have to trot along without much complaining. They are forced to deal with moves, leaving friends behind, deployments, changes of plans at the last minute, and parents who aren't there for birthdays, illness, school triumphs, sport's events and family vacations.
There are many great things about growing up in the extended military family, but this lifestyle is hard on children.
My children have asked me if we could move the war to the backyard so daddy could come home at night and my 2 year old has asked if she could travel with him and take her ponies to the war, adding that she would like to have a Dora potty there.
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i believe we have the BAE left. i see us getting JR and maybe a run at foye if he's willing to take the 2.5 mil. if he does our team WILL be dangerous and will win close to 60 games. yea i said it. best thing is we have 2 defensive player of the years coming in and out of each other. No more will teams go to the basket at will, they'll have to think twice. Seems like JR is the focus at this point now. after he's locked up we'll look at other shooting guards.
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MAAN grunwald is a genius since last offseason he's been making nice move after nice move, GENIUS!!! deepest team in the league no doubt.
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I got my vintage jersey ready.
F*ck the nets
Mobb deep!!
We could sign James Anderson or Foye and still possibly have enough to retain J.R.
[Only registered and activated users can see links. ] this isn't a 100% valid anymore however it will give an outline of what is possible.
ok so the knicks gave all their contracts save for Gadz to the rockets, and will likely sign Kidd to the MLE. This means gadz contract in a sign and trade is worth around 2.1 million left to use on a starting salary. Its not the BAE but considering the talent on the team that might be enough to lure a decent player.
Also while I will admit I thought it was lip service when i heard it I remember reading Grunwald was an expert in ways to manipulate the cap. So far he has given out basically two mini MLE's and has enough for basically a BAE by doing the odd move of signing a big man to a last second contract before the playoffs. I really am about to start saying in Grunnie We trust... except when Dolan is involved.


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Every drop counts Students study water conservation, paint rain barrels
Rain barrels are used to collect and store rainwater runoff from roofs to be used for many environmental reasons. This water is used to wash cars, water gardens or in agricultural operations, especially in places where rainfall is scarce. Rainwater collection is an ancient practice that is seeing newfound attention among conservationists all across the globe. Many attribute this to the rapidly changing climate and challenges that are associated with maintaining a steady water source in times of extremes. "Even though we have a lot of snow now," explains Mrs. Lohner, "that doesn't mean we're not going to have a drought in July or August, so if you can collect what little rain there is, you'll have it when you need it."
Although it is now beyond a doubt among climate scientists that the climate is significantly shifting, public acceptance of this reality lags. Currently, many public schools face pushback against teaching the latest climate science in the classroom. Some of the students in Lohner's environmental club experienced disapproval from community members when trying to share ways to conserve home energy or resources. Recently, an outraged person called into a local television station after a segment aired about the rain barrel project to complain about the school wasting tax dollars and time on unimportant issues. Danielle Spewak was eager to clear up this misunderstanding. "We meet after school on our own time. All of the materials were paid for from a grant, even the paint we used."
Even in the face of such opposition, the resolve of each student was obvious. The passion and enthusiasm to make our tiny part of the world a better place was palpable in Lohner's classroom.
All are welcome to bid on the rain barrels between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. on Saturday, April 26 at the Hawley Earth Fest in Hawley, PA.
[Editor's note: This spring, the Pike/Wayne Conservation Partnership will host a series of educational programs on topics including water conservation, non-point source pollution, best management practices to assist with stormwater management, water quality and testing, native plants of our region, green cleaning and home energy efficiency tips. For a program list, see www.pikeconservation.org/EveryDropCountsPrograms.htm.]


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(Bluefield)—Bluefield State College first year Associate Degree Nursing students use toys to teach and then present the toys to appreciative and deserving youngsters. According to Kelli Sarver, BSC Nursing Professor, first year nursing students hold a Toy Fair each year.
"This activity involves bringing a toy for presentation to other classmates," Sarver explained. "Students are required to discuss the importance of play in children and how their particular toy advances neurological development, as well as sensory, motor, and cognitive skills." Each student also brings a snack whose nutritional value for children is discussed.
This year, we thought we could do more and donate our items to a local charity. "Recently, the CASE West Virginia Registered Nurses opened the Child Care Closet located in Bluefield, WV. The Closet's operation is supported by donations," she continued.
Before program participants can "shop" at the facility, they are required to attend educational meetings, watch videos, and obtain "Baby Buck" points. They are permitted to use only the educational "Baby Buck" points for purchasing baby needs at the Child Care Closet. "This not only advances health promotion and wellness, but gives a sense of pride to the parent that they indeed did work for their purchase," Sarver said.
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3D printing is here to stay
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It's hard for me to phantom how a printer can actually make a gun that criminals can actually use, ears for humans to wear and toys for kids to play with. But they can and everyone from manufacturers to individuals is clamoring for them.
Wohlers Associates, a 3-D printing research company, reported that in 2008 the number of small 3D printers being shipped totaled 355.This year they are expecting that number to swell to 70,000. The size of this printer and its related services businesses in 2012 was about $2 billion but by 2021, Wohlers estimates it to be five times [More]


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The Filibuster
Hey guys! This offseason left a lot of older free agents without work.
Jermaine Dye still doesn't have a job. Joe Crede, Hank
Blalock and many others still don't have jobs either. Would you blame
this on the poor economy or do you think there's a stronger emphasis on
youth in today's game? Nice to see the Filibuster come back!
Jared K.
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Jermaine Dye doesn't have a job? Neither does Joe Crede or Hank Blalock? You know what I have to say to that? La di freakin' da. Who cares? If they were worth anything, they'd have found a new team. Cream always rises to the top and since they haven't been skimmed off, well, I guess that tells all you need to know about them.
You want to hear about tragedy, I'll give you tragedy. Somehow RSBS is still not getting paid. Yeah, the adoration of millions is nice and all but where's the money? However, even that's nothing compared to the picture I'm about to paint for you.
Imagine a man, a man who has one thing in the world he truly loves. And now imagine what happens to this man when that one thing is torn away from him. Not only does this rending cause physical and psychological torture beyond all understanding, it also fundamentally alters the core of his being.
Yes, I'm talking about the fact that Jim Leyland will not be allowed to smoke at Comerica Park.
Trust me, Jared, I'm as horrified at the thought as you are. Leyland without a cigarette is like a Frenchman without a beret. Exactly. It boggles the mind. It's inconceivable. It's ludicrous.
Joe Crede without a job? That's just natural selection. Good luck in baseball's Darwinian afterlife, my friend. Maybe you can do like Elway and open a car lot.
Something on your mind? Want to see Jeff and Al sweat (separately, not together, eww)? Think you got a real stumper? Send us your Filibuster question(s) by commenting or emailing them to us at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Know how they saw baseball mirrors life and life mirrors baseball? Jermaine Dye doesn't have a job because:
This is the natural evolution of the Marvin Miller Era. The same way Capitalism/Democracy/Republicanism has evolved into it's present day mess, and is steadily eliminating the middle class, so goes it in baseball. The baseball middle class and "kling-ons" are being 'disappeared' by the baseball GovernMinds. They (the union) can't call it collusion this time! Johnny Damon was lucky to have dodged the asteroid in Detroit. He will prove to be the exception and a mistake by Dombrowski. There will only be rich and minimum salaried players soon. Middle class baseball dinosaurs beware, the asteroid is coming. Our next collective bargaining session will be the mother of all collective bargaining sessions.
I wrapped it…duct-taped it…tied it to the tracks….And now this TROLLEY is about to steel wheel my way over this Filibuster. Where's "MY HERO" now…huh?
Outta my way B's!
oh yea, we know Leyland is going to be sneakin a cig
in-between innings. C'mon….what are they gonna do….fire him? two points…And the foul!
Those free agents will just have to settle for less money or simply not play at all,
I guess Leyland will be calling a lot of time outs, so he can run outside and have a smoke. Or maybe he'll try Nicorette?


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About 100 Kaiser Permanente employees skipped work on Thursday to protest what they call unfair working conditions.
Despite the number of workers out, Kaiser Permanente says the clinics and the hospital were open and operating as usual.
Stalemate contract negotiations led to this protest.
"It's really sad we're not giving the time and dedication to our patients -- our patients deserve in Hawaii," said Kaiser Permanente Medical Assistant Cindy Aban.
The Local 5 union represents 1,900 Kaiser Permanente Employees. The union says the health care staff is overworked and overstretched after Kaiser closed the Urgent Care portion of the Pensacola Street clinic in March and eliminated 11 administrative positions.
The medical workers also say the closure of the urgent care facility has negatively affected patient care.
"I've seen a lot of long lines on the floors and also been hearing from the front line there's a lot of patients coming up with urgent care needs," said receptionist Gloria Allen.
However, a Kaiser Permanente spokesperson says, since the closure, they're only seen 3 to 6 patients a day needing urgent care services.
Kaiser says those patients are now seen by other physicians at the clinic.
Kaiser Permanente released the following statement:
"Kaiser Permanente has been making changes to our care delivery model to improve patient care and service. In addition to these changes we are in the process of renovating and expanding our Koolau Clinic in Kaneohe and building a new clinic in Pearlridge."
Local 5 workers were called out in Kaiser clinics across Oahu. The spokesperson for Kaiser says they filled the call outs and emphasizes the work stoppage did not affect patient care.
Kaiser says they are in good faith negotiations with Local 5 on a new labor agreement.
Kaiser also says 10 of the 11 people whose positions were eliminated found other jobs within the company.


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William Clay Ford Sr., director emeritus of Ford Motor Company and the owner of the Detroit Lions, died of pneumonia Sunday morning, according to a statement released by the car company. He was 88.
William Clay Ford Sr. was also the last surviving grandson of Ford Motor Company's founder, Henry Ford.
William Clay Ford Sr. worked at the company bearing his family's name for 57 years, serving as both an employee and a board member, according to the company. He was first elected to the board in 1948 and started working for Ford after graduating from Yale University in 1949. He eventually was elected vice chairman of the board in 1980 and chairman of the finance committee in 1987. He was named the company's director emeritus in 2005.
William Clay Ford Sr. was also deeply involved with the Detroit Lions, becoming president of the football team in 1961 and purchasing it in 1963. He was the team's chairman until his death, according to Ford Motor Company.
"My father was a great business leader and humanitarian who dedicated his life to the company and the community," William Clay Ford Jr., executive chairman of Ford Motor Company, said in a statement released by the company. "He also was a wonderful family man, a loving husband, father, grandfather and great-grandfather. He will be greatly missed by everyone who knew him, yet he will continue to inspire us all."


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Lisa Marie Tiso's printer is the workhorse of her home office. Lisa Marie Tiso, "It's perfect because it's one piece of equipment that does everything. It prints, it scans, and it just makes my life easy." To help you find a good printer that won't eat up a lot of money, Consumer Reports tested 135, including the latest all-in-ones. Testers print thousands of pages of text … color graphics … and photos and then assess quality. Consumer Reports also times the printers to see how quickly they print a page. Speeds vary widely. The machine on the left is almost three times faster than the one on the right!
And because the cost of printer cartridges can really pile up, testers check how quickly printers rn through ink. "Some printers cost more than twice as much as others to use." It's handy to get a printer that has a network connection so you can print from across the room or even from another floor. In its latest tests, Consumer Reports named this all-in-one HP Officejet Pro a Best Buy at 180 dollars. It has a network connection and it uses less ink than any others tested, but you have to leave it on all the time. Dean Gallea, "Leaving it on uses very little power." And Consumer Reports says consider a laser all-in-one printer if you only print in black-and-white. This 170-dollar Brother is a Best Buy. It's easy on toner, and it's very fast - printing 14 pages a minute. If you want to print photos and don't care about scanning and copying, Consumer Reports says consider a regular inkjet printer.
You can find some good ones for under 100 dollars.
Consumer Reports says a good choice is the HP Officejet 6000 Wireless for around 80 dollars.
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Let me start by saying that I AM going to see a doctor about this but I have to wait until next week for an appointment so I'm desperate. I have what I decided to be thrush after reading articles and looking at pictures and seeing a LC. The LC said it may be just eczema but I have to see a doctor and test to make sure. I assumed it is thrush because I have the following symptoms:
- red, flaky, shiny circle around nipple since about a month and growing bigger;
- two painful cracks at the base of the nipple since last week, before that I felt some itching and odd sensations;
- my baby had white patches on the insides of her cheeks a few months ago. pedi treated it with Daktarin and they disappeared but maybe were not completely gone?? she doesn't have visible white patches right now
anyway, I've been taking an Omega-3 supplement for a week for a potential eczema (as per LC's advice) and 3 days ago I started treating my nipples with Miconasole and GSE and taking a probiotic as I assumed thrush. I also give the GSE and probiotic to my daughter. The thing is, I don't see any improvement yet which makes me wonder if it is really thrush or what. Is it just too soon? When should I begin to see results? How can I tell the difference between thrush and eczema or other possible conditions? I am in a lot of pain and desperate for some quick results :(


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Residents still crazy after 40 years of weird
As anniversary commemorations go, the Residents' "The Wonder of Weird" tour is largely free of pomp and circumstance, if their Sunday night stop at Turner Hall Ballroom was any indication.
To mark their 40th year together, the three gentlemen of this band did have an appropriately unusual prop: a large, illuminated, inflatable decoration of Santa and (presumably) Frosty the Snowman not quite touching candy canes together. »Read Full Article
Dave Grohl's Sound City Players brings superstar names, talent to final show for SXSW
Dave Grohl, left, and Rick Springfield rock out during the final Sound City Players show at Stubb's in Austin, Texas for the South by Southwest music conference Thursday. Grohl assembled a well-regarded roster of rockers for the band--including Stevie Nicks and John Fogerty--to play a special series of shows to promote his new documentary "Sound City," about a famed recording studio. Photo by Associated Press. »Read Full Blog Post
Opera Theatre rocks art song with 'Guns N' Rosenkavalier'
Next weekend, baritone Andrew Wilkowske, fresh from a role with the Florentine Opera, will stand amid the crystal chandeliers of the Wisconsin Conservatory of Music's lovely recital hall, open his mouth . . .
. . . and let fly the opening lines of Queen's "Don't Stop Me Now," followed by a few power chords on his electric guitar. »Read Full Article
MSO turns in riveting 'Bluebeard's Castle' opera
When the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra turns to opera, it does so in a big, glowing fashion.
The orchestra and music director Edo de Waart presented a riveting, semi-staged performance of Bartok's opera "Bluebeard's Castle" on Friday evening, complete with six breathtaking glass sculptures designed for the opera by artist Dale Chihuly. »Read Full Article
Milwaukee Rep taps power, passion of 'Raisin in the Sun'
Lorraine Hansberry's "A Raisin in the Sun" is not only one of the greatest American plays ever written. It's also a play - read in school, seen on film and frequently performed - we all think we know better than we actually do.
The Milwaukee Repertory Theater drove these truths home Friday night, opening a galvanic production of "Raisin" that will go down as a landmark we'll be talking about for years - and that I assure you is like no "Raisin" you've ever seen. »Read Full Article
Novel 'Mary Coin' based on famous Depression-era photograph
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It was this picture, hanging in a gallery at New York's Museum of Modern Art, that inspired acclaimed writer and filmmaker Marisa Silver to pen her new novel, "Mary Coin." Like many other fascinated viewers before her, Silver imagines the moment that the government photographer (here called Vera Dare) approached the destitute family matriarch (Mary Coin) and asked to capture a moment of her life on film. »Read Full Article
Skylight Music Theatre's new season lets freedom sing
After scheduling the musical "Les Misérables" in the Skylight Music Theatre's holiday-period slot next season, incoming artistic director Viswa Subbaraman got excited about the possibility of programming other shows that reflect themes of freedom, liberty and revolution.
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Dollars for Darfur: Using Technology to Make a Difference by Informing, Influencing, and Impacting Others
Grade Level: 6-8
- To use technology to research up to date information on the genocide in the Darfur region of Africa.
- To use our student created website and links on Dollars for Darfur. and scroll to Dollars for Darfur.
- To use up to date information in emails to celebrities and politicians in an attempt to inform and influence others to impact global policies and send relief to the refugees from Darfur.
- To use information gained through research to influence people to attend a benefit concert and use monies donated to help the refugees from Darfur.
- To communicate with others interested in the global situation in Darfur and our efforts to impact this situation by joining a google group set up by our team of students.
- Pass out laptops to students.
- Have students log on to our student created website and links for the most up to date information on the genocide in Darfur.
- Give websites for emailing Ellen Degeneres, Oprah Winfrey, local congressman, local news media services(newspaper, television and radio), and the President.
- Send emails detailing the current situation in Darfur and our team's efforts to inform and impact others.
- Pass out instructions for joining our student created and moderated google group.
- Use student helpers for anyone needing assistance with the technology.
- Print information to be used to create brochures and fliers to inform others of the situation in the Darfur region of Africa.
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NETS Profiles for Technology Literate Students
- Apply strategies for identifying and solving routine hardware and software problems that occur during everyday use.
- Demonstrate knowledge of current changes in information technologies and the effect those changes have on the workplace and society.
- Apply productivity/multimedia tools and peripherals to support personal productivity, group collaboration, and learning throughout the curriculum.
- Design, develop, publish, and present products (e.g., Web pages, videotapes) using technology resources that demonstrate and communicate curriculum concepts to audiences inside and outside the classroom.
- Collaborate with peers, experts, and others using telecommunications and collaborative tools to investigate curriculum-related problems, issues, and information, and to develop solutions or products for audiences inside and outside the classroom.
- Select and use appropriate tools and technology resources to accomplish a variety of tasks and solve problems.
- Demonstrate an understanding of concepts underlying hardware, software, and connectivity, and of practical applications to learning and problem solving.
- Research and evaluate the accuracy, relevance, appropriateness, comprehensiveness, and bias of electronic information sources concerning real-world problems.
- Students laptops
- Create brochures and fliers on the genocide in Darfur to be passed out at the benefit concert.
- Use fliers to influence local merchants to donate items to be raffled off at the benefit concert.
- Create video for commercial on school's morning announcements to inform student body of upcoming benefit concert and to solicit donations.
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ISBE DELL e-Broadcast Newsletter 2013.248—An Invitation to Foster Open Communication and Collaboration
With the intention of fostering a culture of open communication and collaboration with and among our school districts, DELL would like to invite you to a meeting during the Statewide Bilingual Conference in Oak Brook on Thursday December 12, 2013 from 10:15 to 11:15 a.m. in the Buckingham room. In this meeting, we will discuss ways of strengthening communication between DELL and EL program administrators. We will explore avenues for receiving feedback on program administration and policy implementation, as well as keeping the field informed of new developments. We will also discuss ways DELL can support district-to-district networks, to strengthen peer-to-peer support and collaboration.
We look forward to your participation. If you are not registered for the conference, you can still participate in this meeting. Space is limited, but we will try to accommodate anyone interested in participating.


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May 31, 2012 —
FORESTBURGH, NY — "Proud of Our Home: Celebrating 175 Years of the Town of Forestburgh" will be the theme of the pre-season fund raiser for the Forestburgh Theatre Arts Center, to be held on Saturday, June 9 from 5:30 to 9:30 p.m. The evening will feature previews of the opening production of "Guys and Dolls," as well as a few tidbits from the opening cabaret "Get Happy: The Music of Harold Arlen."
Mr. Willy's will cater an old-time barbeque for the event, and there will be a silent auction. The event will take place in multiple venues around the playhouse grounds: the tavern, a tent provided by Spencer Daniels Agency and (if the weather cooperates) the playhouse gardens and grounds.
The tavern will be decorated with memorabilia from the last 175 years of Forestburgh history. In addition, there will be an unveiling of the progress of a Sullivan Renaissance project at the playhouse; the old split rail fence is being replaced with a new fence to be planted with climbing roses, clematis and annuals.
Tickets are tax-deductible and cost $66 per person, $60 for Town of Forestburgh residents. Visit www.FBplayhouse.org [1] or call 845/794-1194.


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Ohio addresses shortage of doctors
MARIETTA – Dr. Dinh Vu had just finished up his residency at Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital in New Jersey when he decided to bring his family practice skills to Marietta.
"I was working through a recruiting firm at the time and found Marietta," he said. "I had asked to be placed in a small community because I grew up in a small town and wanted to get back to that. But I also wanted the capacity for growth and needed to be within a comfortable driving distance from a major airport."
With a nationwide shortage of primary care physicians, especially in rural areas of the U.S., Vu had his pick of locations throughout the country, but he said Marietta fit the bill.
"It was perfect. The Marietta and Parkersburg area population was around 65,000 and is located within driving distance of two major airports," he said.
According to the latest statistics from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, there are currently about 5,900 designated primary care Health Professional Shortage Areas (HPSA) across the nation. That means one in five Americans lives in one of the areas.
HPSAs are determined based on a ratio of one physician per 3,500 people, and Health and Human Services estimates it would take approximately 7,550 additional primary care doctors to eliminate the current nationwide shortage.
That number is likely to grow in the next year as millions more newly-insured Americans are expected to become covered under the federal health care law in 2014.
One HPSA currently exists in Washington County, according to HHS data. That includes the village of New Matamoras and the surrounding Grandview, Independence, Liberty and Ludlow townships.
New Matamoras Emergency Squad Chief Fred Hupp said a physician is made available in New Matamoras on a certain day each week but the community has no full-time doctor, which is a problem for area residents who need medical care.
"Most people have to drive all the way to Marietta for physician care, and some don't have the transportation to get there," he said. "And we do get calls from people who want to be transported to the hospital for a runny nose or other minor problem – to use us like a taxi service."
Hupp said the squad members do not diagnose illnesses for patients.
"We tell them they should see their physician," he said.
But many people – even those with better access to primary care physicians – don't have a family doctor to whom they can be referred when they need medical attention, and finding a doctor or making a timely appointment can be a problem.
A new program has been initiated at the Memorial Health System's Physicians Care Express facility in Belpre to help cover those situations, said Jennifer Offenberger, director of marketing and public relations for the Memorial Health System.
"We do recognize there can be a bit of an access issue," she said. "So starting (July 1) in Belpre we'll offer a new service called Care Connection Services."
She said people who call the health system's physician referral line but can't be placed immediately with a doctor will be referred to Dr. Joy Chesnut at Care Connection Services.
"She will be able to begin their care, and once stabilized the patients will be referred to a physician that can meet their needs," Offenberger said.
Chesnut, 41, a native of Puerto Rico, said she was also looking for a small-town atmosphere after serving her residency.
"I knew when looking for a job that I didn't want to live in an urban area because I had always lived in urban areas," Chesnut said. "There was a great need for primary care throughout the country, and the doors were open for anywhere I wanted to work."
She accepted a position at the former St. Joseph's Hospital in Parkersburg, where she worked as a primary care physician for 10 years before recently joining the Memorial Health System.
"Marietta is the first system I've seen that has been trying to actively address the primary care issue," Chesnut said. "And because the need for primary care doctors is so large some doctors can be selective about the patients they receive. It's a supply and demand issue that can create inequities for patients."
She said her vision is to provide temporary primary care for patients who need immediate attention so they're not trapped in that situation.
"We're trying to generate a model to address this growing need," Chesnut added.
Nationwide, bills seeking to expand the scope of practice of dentists, dental therapists, optometrists, psychologists, nurse practitioners and others have been killed or watered down in numerous states. Other states have proposed expanding student loan reimbursements, but money for doing so is tight.
As fixes remain elusive, the shortfall of primary care physicians is expected to grow.
The national shortfall can be attributed to a number of factors: The population has both aged and become more chronically ill, while doctors and clinicians have migrated to specialty fields such as dermatology or cardiology for higher pay and better hours.
But there are exceptions.
In January Vu, 34, joined the Memorial Health System as a family practice doctor at the Physicians Care Express facility on Pike Street.
"He chose to come here and practice primary care, but he's getting married in August, and his wife, also a primary care physician, is moving here to set up practice. They both fell in love with this area," said Offenberger.
She said the system has added 10 new primary care physicians in the past year.
Approximately 150 physicians, including primary care and specialists on both sides of the Ohio River are part of the Memorial Health System, according to Tammy Cinalli, the system's director of physician recruitment and development.
She said the department recruits from a board-approved list of physicians, focusing on specialties that may be lacking in this area.
"But we also work to fill any vacancies from retirements or physicians who may have moved out of this area," Cinalli said.
She said potential hires are found in a variety of ways.
"The newer generation may access us through websites, and we do subscribe to several of those," Cinalli said. "Others (like Vu) come to us through headhunters. But we also try to keep in contact with students from this area who may be pursuing a medical school education, which means we're looking ahead eight or 10 years."
About half of the students from this area who are headed into the medical field are interested in returning to practice in their hometown, she said, adding that the health system stays in contact with those people throughout their college years, hoping they'll choose to set up a practice locally.
Cinalli, who's been recruiting doctors for the last 14 years, said salary doesn't come into play when interviewing potential physicians.
"We use a national benchmark when we interview, and salary is not a factor in those interviews," she said. "But salaries here are compatible with other areas, and in some cases they are even better."
Vu also noted the cost of living can come into play.
"I live in a very nice apartment here that's half the cost of the place I lived in New Jersey," he said.
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#214518 - 03/24/14 09:15 AM It's all in how you look at it [Re: wofahulicodoc]
Carpal Tunnel
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PRONUNCIATION: (YOO-kuhr)
verb tr.: To cheat, trick, or outwit.
noun: A card game for two to four players usually played with the 32 highest cards in the pack.
ETYMOLOGY: Of uncertain origin. Perhaps from the Alsatian game of Juckerspiel as the two top trumps are Jucker (jack). The verb sense of the word arises from the fact that the failure to win three tricks is known as being euchred and results in the opponent scoring two points. Earliest documented use: 1846.
USAGE: "You got euchred. The company lied to you about its status and you foolishly bought its lie." -- Colin Barrett; A Harsh Lesson on Due Diligence; Journal of Commerce (New York); May 23, 2013.
ESCHRED - Drawn as a caricature with confusing perspective (see here and here and here)
#214519 - 03/24/14 11:36 AM It's how you look at it.? Not if it's inbred. [Re: wofahulicodoc]
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EUCHBRED - born to be outwitted
#214520 - 03/24/14 11:46 AM - - to blush [Re: jenny jenny]
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EACHRED different shades of blushing._________________________
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#214532 - 03/25/14 01:16 AM Is"going to the "poll" like "going to the vole"? [Re: LukeJavan8]
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noun: 1. Any of various rodents of the genus Microtus and related genera.
2. The winning of all the tricks in some card games.
verb intr.: 3. To risk everything in the hope of great rewards. Typically used in the phrase "go the vole".
4. To try every possibility.
For 1: Short for volemouse, from Norwegian vollmus, from voll (field) + mus (mouse). Earliest documented use: 1805.
For 2-4: From French voler (to fly), from Latin volare (to fly), which also gave us volatile and volley. 1680.
VOLED - to have tried all posibilities and yet remain envolved.
#214536 - 03/25/14 12:09 PM Re: Is"going to the "poll" like "going to the vole"? [Re: jenny jenny]
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#214539 - 03/25/14 12:43 PM How do you spell "Peenemunde"? [Re: LukeJavan8]
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VONE - an early German WWII bombardment rocket
VOBLE - nonsense speech without consonants; a portmanteau word made from "vowel" and "babble"
#214540 - 03/25/14 01:51 PM Re: How do you spell "Peenemunde"? [Re: wofahulicodoc]
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#214546 - 03/26/14 02:42 PM The flimsy structure that is government [Re: LukeJavan8]
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This week's theme
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This week's words
house of cards
PRONUNCIATION (hous uv kardz)
noun: Something insecure or insubstantial that is subject to imminent collapse.
Alluding to a flimsy structure made with playing cards. Earliest documented use: 1645.
"'We have to find a new balance,' the pope said. 'Otherwise even the moral edifice of the church is likely to fall like a house of cards.'"
Michael Gerson; Francis the Troublemaker; The Washington Post; Sep 24, 2013.
HOUSE OF HARDS- section of prison where dangerous hardcore criminals are housed i.e. those who spoke out against the stupidity of their government.
#214547 - 03/26/14 05:46 PM Re: The flimsy structure that is government [Re: jenny jenny]
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HOUSE OF CADS - A men's club.
#214548 - 03/26/14 06:40 PM Re: The flimsy structure that is government [Re: Tromboniator]
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A cads club?
That too, tromboner. But the real reason I'm not on the PGA Tour is because of their rule of...
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[Intro: Eminem]
Ayo, yo, this is motherfucking Eminem... Dirty Dozen
'Bout to show you how we set it when we come through
Know what I'm saying, word up, bitch motherfuckers better raise up
Y'all motherfuckers better raise up
Ayo, buss it
[Verse 1: Eminem]
I'm a pit bull terrier, triple darin' ya
Scarin' ya with a derringer
Ready to make you wet like the submariner
Tearin' ya frame out with homicidal lines
Bringing the drama and the trauma to ya mama's vital signs (Blaow!)
A verbal shot fired, this mic's been hot wired
Uppercuts to your chin knocking your snot skyward
Rappers wanna be screenplay actors
So I'm givin' they spine fractures
Like linebackers from the Green Bay Packers
And roll over 'em backwards
Dirty Dozen
I'm someone you just don't wanna see like a nerdy cousin
So keep your distance when I get this tense
You see my fist clench?
It's gonna be some bullets dispensed
You besta keep your premises fenced
You missed hits, any resistance, get you voided like misprints
You'll end up with no teeth left making a beef threat
When I roll up on your set, don't get it twisted like Keith Sweat
[Hook 1: Eminem]
When I get the bussin'
You besta get to jumpin'
I'm touchin' somethin'
Fool, I'm comin' through dumpin'
My beat's bumpin'
You hear it thumpin'
That oughta tell you somethin'
Bitch, I'm comin' through dumpin'
Bullets hit you, your heart stops pumpin'
Your blood starts clumpin'
I'm comin' through dumpin'
If you don't know, you best make an assumption
I got you slumpin'
Fool, I'm comin' through dumpin'
[Verse 2: Proof]
A proven fact my pact got your whole team movin' back
We never losin slack, I paid dues in rap
I'm runnin 'til my shoes are tapped
My writers use them gats, my thugs fuse them cracks
Relax an catch a contact, to an amusin' track
Slugs dispatched, on any street riz and mismatch
My team'll get busy like rednecks on some 6 packs
My fist crack the featherweight, my words'll never break
A clever snake'll be forever fake, let me get this cheddar straight
Makin' dough is a part, so is the heart, my flow is the art
Me and the mic Gomez like Lois & Clark
Weapons concealed until death, now see 'em
My chrome shatter bones that lack calcium
Knockin' domes out the ballpark, your dawg's is all bark, plus you got a small heart
Now save them corny lines for Hallmark
I wanna the sunny days & money paid in they figures
A microphone fiend and on my own team there's fake niggas
Mums they rocked the cradle, I spot the fable
They made the shop an stable, with grass top the table
The Glock enable when I pop the fatal, phonies that I plot prenatal wax
The player haters never make it back
I'm dumpin'
[Hook 1: Eminem]
[Verse 3: B-Flat]
Ayo we don't say fat, we stay [scrow?] business
The third nigga on the mic, representing [roughanopolous?]
Ain't shit stoppin' us, old school like Cold Crush
Slice and dice MCs on the mic like cold cuts
Live and direct, coming straight from the ghet'
Where niggas keep it real and make these girls' panties wet
I can't forget the DJ, he play, we say
Funky type of shit that make the crowd wanna flip
We don't bust clips, guns is not in us
But when shit get deep, it's a must that we bust
I'mma lay lead on the head, for afros and facing bald heads all way down to the dreads
40s to drink, endos we smoke and the rims that we ride on are true, deez spokes
Tires, know a lot of Michaels but they don't live on Myers
Bitch's pussy tight, here come the dick pliers
What's my name? [Homie Sire?]
[Real wide?] on the mic like titty dancers on the fire
[Hook 2: B-Flat]
When you hear my beat, [?] live crowds jumpin', I'm comin' through dumpin'
Other MCs like Doug E. Fresh ain't sayin' nuttin', bitch nigga
Go to the church, I'll have the dick in cold humpin' (word up)
Cause my shit be coming through dumpin'
[Verse 4: Eye-Kyu]
When I'm lifted don't quizz this, it ain't worth it to risk it
I quick with the gift, n twice as swift with the biscuit
Headed back to ship off all the niggas ass around christmas
They know it's the time of year, they be expecting my visits
Doin 90 on the henzel, runnin to get it, n twizt u niggas like a pretzel
Blows come in three like the godfather trilogy, I'm Micheal koleown with this mic, bitch u ain't killin me
Let me see some hands to make sure y'all feeling me
I'm stickin you up for your rocks and y'all gon give em up wilingly
Rap is my life n that's why every day I live it, punches holes in the floor
Like wack rappers records, man every nigga in here is bringin in drama this big
Then they time to come up shorter then bloods all midgits, shiiiit
[Hook 3: Eye Kyu]
Can you dig it, kyu coming through with something
Guarentee to make ya whole fuckin block jumpin' comin through dumpin'
When we come, we got your knees cumblin, y'all niggas ain't sayin nothing
Cause we comin dumpin'
What you talkin? nigga get to walkin, see your bitch ass crew walkin, we gon get to dumpin'
You don't want it, while headin back up off it, I'm a tell you how it is, nigga cause we dumpin'
The song is originally performed by the group called "Parts Unknown" featuring D12, which is a group consisting of the rappers Dirtty Ratt and B-Flat
The song is the tenth track of an album entitled "Payin' Dues" by Parts Unknown (Dirtty Ratt and B-Flat).
Both were members of Soul Intent, by that time, but were more focused on there ongoing duo.


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Those Who Kill, A&E's thrilling new drama based on the Danish crime series format inspired by the bestselling work of author Elsebeth Egholm, follows Catherine Jensen (Academy Award-nominated and Golden Globe-winning actress Chloë Sevigny) a recently promoted homicide detective who tracks down serial killers and relentlessly seeks the truth behind the disappearance of her brother.
As a freshly minted homicide detective, Jensen has garnered a reputation for overstepping her boundaries in her unrelenting pursuit to solve Pittsburgh's most gruesome murders. Motivated by her past, including the disappearance of her brother and the suspicion that her stepfather is a serial killer, she often finds herself emotionally connected to the victims she's investigating. Jensen enlists the help of Thomas Schaeffer, (James D'Arcy), a forensic psychologist who has a tumultuous relationship with the police department, to provide insight into her cases and her personal investigation into her stepfather. He too finds himself deeply connected to each case, but often through the killer, which proves to be a hazardous undertaking. The pair shares a skewed sense of judgment that often puts them, and sometimes even their families, at risk. As these two captivating yet flawed characters come together, their bond often rescues them from their individual demons but may be the source of more harmful tribulations.


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Cougars pick up two victories
East Hardy picked up a pair of wins against South Harrison and Notre Dame on Saturday.
The Cougars cruised past the Hawks 14-2 in five innings and claimed a 13-7 victory over the Irish.
Michael Miller knocked in three runs, while Korey Foltz, Shawn Skovron, Cole Collier and Wyatt Basye added two RBIs each against South Harrison. Skovron also homered.
Justin Basye went all five innings to earn the win, allowing two runs on two hits, striking out two and walking four.
Gaige Evans took the loss, giving up three run on seven hits in two innings.
Skovron, Justin Basye and Wyatt Basye all had homers in the Cougars' win over Notre Dame. Justin Basye finished with four RBIs and Skovron tallied three.
Tyler Mongold was the winning pitcher. He went six innings, allowing six run on five hits, striking out four and walking seven.
D.J. Murphy knocked in a pair of runs for the Irish, while Chris Petrucci took the loss on the mound, surrendering seven runs on six hits in four innings.
East Hardy (16-8) will host Petersburg at 7 p.m. today.
Moorefield splits games
Moorefield gained a split on Saturday, falling to Notre Dame 4-3 and claiming a 13-3 win over South Harrison in six innings.
Spencer Harlow earned the win for the Irish over the Yellow Jackets, giving up three runs on four hits in 6 1/3 innings.
Jared Kite took the loss. He allowed four runs on seven hits in six innings, striking out three and walking three.
DeShawn Brown went 2-for-3 with an RBI and two runs scored to lead Moorefield at the plate.
Mikey Pultz and Dakota Vetter each had two RBIs to lead the Yellow Jackets over the Hawks.
Austin Williams took the win, allowing three runs on six hits, fanning six and not issuing a walk.
Justin Fridley had a pair of hits in a losing effort for South Harrison.
Moorefield (18-6) will entertain Allegany (Md.) Wednesday at 7 p.m. for a non-conference game.


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The state department of health is investigating an outbreak of a rare infectious bacteria and is also asking for help from doctors.
Normally, there is harmless E. coli in our intestines, but sometimes E. coli bacteria can cause people to become ill when it is outside our digestive system. These types of cases do occasionally occur in Hawaii.
Sometimes, there are also outbreaks. Three years ago, an E. coli outbreak, that sickened seven people, was traced back to a Honolulu restaurant.
We generally know or identify at least one, maybe two cases a month. So to have six to seven cases within a month is unusual. It means there definitely is a red flag.
"There is something going on," said state epidemiologist Dr. Sarah Park.
Over the past month, six patients (five children and an elderly resident) tested positive for the sickening strain of E. coli.
Three of those cases were severe enough the patients had to be hospitalized. Two of those patients then developed a potentially life-threatening complication.
According to the state's letter, no source has yet been identified for this current cluster.
So, doctors are being asked to consider the current cluster when evaluating patients with symptoms.
Those symptoms include severe stomach cramps, diarrhea (often bloody), vomiting and usually just a mild fever -- if there is one at all.
E. coli is usually associated with contaminated food or water. While anyone can become infected, very young children and the elderly are more likely to develop severe illness and are at greater risk for life-threatening complications.


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Robotic Camp
Mon, 23 Jun 2014 8:30 AM - Fri, 27 Jun 2014 4:00 PM
June 23-27
8:30 a.m.-4 p.m. Monday-Friday
Physics and Chemistry Building
This exciting new robotics camp for rising fifth through eighth graders is a challenging program designed for middle-school students who want to push robots to the limits. The latest EV3 robot from LEGO will be used. Participants will learn how to use all the sensors as well as advanced building and programming techniques from two JMU physics professors.
The cost is $400, which includes lunches and snacks.
For more information, contact Katie LaPira at firstname.lastname@example.com or call (540) 568-5532.