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One-Time Home to Farm Critters Now Prowls the Streets
When Robert Latuso opened the cab door of a farm truck he went to inspect for purchase, the sight and stench almost knocked him over. The '49 Chevy 3100 had been dormant for over 30 years; an old work truck left to the elements in rural Connecticut that, over time, had become a playpen for several species of varmints roaming free on the property.
The faded green 3100 had dented up fenders, broken glass and four flat tires, but was pretty much as complete as the day it left the assembly line, still showing a measly 39k on the odometer. Out back, the bed was rotted to its skeleton, but luckily the cab was in reasonably good condition…minus the previously mentioned interior, which looked like the local critters chomped on, lived in, and died in most of the soft goods.
A deal was quickly struck and Robert transported his new Chevy back home. Once he arrived with his new possession, he immediately tore into the time capsule of an engine bay. Within two hours, the previously triple-decade dormant Chevy sprang to life, first spewing out some smoke, and then a steady rumble. From there Robert replaced the glass, fixed the soft brakes, and flushed the tank, thus making the truck drivable.
The only necessity now needed to get it out on the road was an insurance card. Unfortunately, the pictures of his new ride submitted to classic car insurance companies did not pass inspection with agents, so Robert quickly prepped the body and sprayed the truck with a coat of green enamel to hopefully make it more photogenic. With this new skin, the truck received its insurance card, giving the owner a green light to get it out on the street.
Robert had big plans for the Chevy from the start. Being a schooled body "artisan," he was ready to tackle the old GM and make it into his dream ride. First off, the cab, hood and fenders were media blasted, taking them down to bare skin. Next purchase was an Art Morrison chassis with square tube rails. The rear leafs were kept out back though, because Robert wanted the Chevy to still have that "trucky" feel to it.
Up front, Robert installed a coil-spring front suspension for better handling. A Currie 9-inch Ford rear stuffed with 3.70 gears was placed out back to handle the kind of power that the owner was dreaming of. GM-issue disc brakes were placed up front, while a set of Ford Explorer discs handle the rear stopping power.
For "motor motivation" Robert wanted something dependable; an engine he was familiar with, and of course, something that would tear up the rear skins when needed. He chose a 2002 LS1 Corvette motor to power his ride, knowing the capabilities of this powerplant quite well. After going through the engine, he added chromed-out Street & Performance pulleys and accessories. To top off the look, our owner custom fabricated a set of aluminum injector plenum covers that he had chromed. These pieces add a nice touch to an already impressive engine. To get this truck through the gears, a 2000 4L60E four-speed overdrive automatic was hooked up to the LS1. This unit would give Robert the proper gearing for not only local cruising, but also give him performance on long highway hauls where an overdrive would come in handy.
The tight engine bay was the next thing to tackle. Our owner realized right away that space needed to be cleared to get the big V-8 to sit properly in the bay with its needed accessories. Robert used his body shop skills to custom fabricate new inner fender skirts for the Chevy, which took over 120 hours. Up top, the hood's emblem was removed and the part was welded into one piece. A section of '49 GMC hood molding was then added.
On the cab, Robert fixed one rotted corner of the cab, and the air vents were welded shut and leveled to smooth out the body. The windshield was next. Robert purchased a one-piece curved unit with tint for comfort.
The rear fenders were beyond repair, so they were replaced with new ones. The entire bed and tailgate are new steel units, purchased from Mar-K Company. The entire body was then straightened and primed in red Glasurit urethane primer and prepped for final paint.
The body was coated by Robert himself in Glasurit "Tahitian Sunset Red" urethane. It's a color-shifting holographic paint. In direct light you can easily see four different colors popping, from near whites to gold, orange and red hues. It's a sight to see. After the paint cured, it was wet sanded and buffed out to a miraculous shine. The bed wood was then prepped, stained Ipswich, and cleared with eight coats of urethane.
Final assembly was done in Robert's garage behind his home in Long Island. The motor was laid softly between the newly fabricated inner fenders. Sanderson headers were added, hooked to 2½-inch pipes leading into Flowmasters. The tailpipe was redirected to come out of the center, under the license plate. Fuel is supplied by a new custom stainless tank by Valley.
In the cab, this truck has been implemented with some modern creature comforts. A/C and heat are supplied by Vintage Air, and the control panel is frenched into the dash. The interior soft goods were replenished by J&J Upholstery in Glen Cove, New York, a new shop that's made a name for itself doing great work at reasonable prices. Sound is supplied by a 3,000-watt Alpine amp feeding a 10-inch sub under the seat. A Pioneer GPS 7-inch radio is the brain to all this mayhem. The interior is a Tea's split-back bench seat covered in brown Ostrich California leather. Its hue nicely complements the orange shifting patterns on the truck's skin.
First off, Robert would like to thank his dad, Ernie, who at a young 85 years of age, still helps out with all of Rob's projects, and inspired him to go into the body and fender business. Without dad's support, this build would never have come to fruition.
A special thanks goes out to Dennis Cataldo; you might remember his beautiful Studebaker truck that graced the pages of this here magazine a few months back. Dennis' shop, Dentz Unlimited in Brooklyn, New York, was used to spray the bed body panels during the build. Marty Cohen and Gibraltar Collision in Floral Park, New York, were used for the exterior paint on the cab, doors and hood panels.
For now, Robert cruises consistently all over the Metro New York area showing off his prized ride. And he loves the way the build all came together and logs some pretty heavy miles cruising in the Tahitian Orange Chevy each summer. No plans for any changes, as he's just happy as heck that the nasty chicken coop smell is out of the cab, and had it replaced with some sweet-smelling leather.


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Home List of Titles The early-type galaxies NGC 1407 and NGC 1400 II: star formation and chemical evolutionary history
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- Title
- The early-type galaxies NGC 1407 and NGC 1400 II: star formation and chemical evolutionary history
- Author(s)
- Spolaor, Max; Forbes, Duncan A.; Proctor, Robert N.; Hau, George K. T.; Brough, Sarah
- Abstract
- We present a possible star formation and chemical evolutionary history for two early-type galaxies NGC 1407 and NGC 1400. They are the two brightest galaxies of the NGC 1407 (or Eridanus-A) group, one of the 60 groups studied as part of the Group Evolution Multi-wavelength Study. Our analysis is based on new high signal-to-noise ratio spatially resolved integrated spectra obtained at the ESO 3.6-m telescope, out to ∼0.6 (NGC 1407) and ∼1.3 (NGC 1400) effective radii. Using Lick/IDS indices, we estimate luminosity-weighted ages, metallicities and α-element abundance ratios. Colour radial distributions from HST/ACS and Subaru Suprime-Cam multiband wide-field imaging are compared to colours predicted from spectroscopically determined ages and metallicities using single stellar population (SSP) models. The galaxies formed over half of their mass in a single short-lived burst of star formation (≥100 M⊙ yr−1) at redshift z≥ 5. This likely involved an outside–in mechanism with supernova-driven galactic winds, as suggested by the flatness of the α-element radial profiles and the strong negative metallicity gradients. Our results support the predictions of the revised version of the monolithic collapse model for galaxy formation and evolution. We speculate that, since formation, the galaxies have evolved quiescently and that we are witnessing the first infall of NGC 1400 in the group.
- Publication type
- Journal article
- Research centre
- Swinburne University of Technology. Faculty of Information and Communication Technologies. Centre for Astrophysics and Supercomputing
- Source
- Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society, Vol. 385, no. 2 (Feb 2008), pp. 675-686
- Publication year
- 2008
- Keyword(s)
- Abundances; Galaxies; Galaxy evolution; Galaxy formation; NGC 1400; NGC 1407; Stars
- Publisher
- Wiley-Blackwell Publishing
- 0035-8711
- Publisher URL
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- Copyright © 2008 Royal Astronomical Society. Author's final draft reproduced here in accordance with the copyright policy of the publisher.
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Tommy "The Easter Bunny" and the young bunny who lived across the street had been together for a whole year. Even before that, Tommy had had a crush on her for as long as she lived across Cottontail Lane.
"One of these days," he would think to himself as he gazed sheepishly at her from across the room and sipped his carrot juice on the rocks.
When finally he had asked her out, to the Easter Bunny's surprise, they had quickly struck up a romance. It turns out her name was Mary. First they had dinner with his two friends but they gradually escalated into nights out on the town just the two of them. Before long they were spending every waking hour together. Tommy was as happy as he had been in quite some time.
They took long walks together and talked and talked and talked. Arm in arm they strolled, laughing and getting to know each other. They both liked the same TV shows. They had similar tastes in food and magazines. They both loved Easter. Mary and Tommy were falling in love.
Even after their first fight, Tommy wasn't worried. They were able to talk it out; at least they were communicating, he thought.
"I think Mary could be the one for me," he told his friends.
One Saturday morning Tommy invited Mary to move across the street into his house on Cottontail Lane. She accepted. Tommy helped her pack up and together they moved the boxes one at a time.
Living together turned out to be a little tougher than either of them expected. Suddenly there were all of these things to figure out. Once they moved all of Mary's stuff inside, the house wasn't as big as it once was. They started getting in each other's way, then they started to argue more and before long Tommy and Mary were fighting all of the time.
These days, when you passed them on the trail to town, neither of them was smiling. If you asked Mary, Tommy was a bit self-absorbed and didn't pay enough attention to her. Also, he took Easter way too seriously.
"He takes all of the fun out of it," she told her friends.
Sometimes Tommy felt like they must be standing on two separate planets.
"I just don't understand where she's coming from," Tommy told his friends.
Things were not looking good for Mary and Tommy, The Easter Bunny.
When Easter came, Tommy started his annual duties. Mary started helping. Together they dyed and hid eggs, made baskets. Tommy made a joke, Mary laughed. Their eyes caught each other. They smiled at each other for the first time in what felt like a long time.
On Easter Sunday, Tommy sipped carrot juice on the rocks and gazed at Mary from across the room like he had before. She was smiling and laughing and having a good time. He felt very lucky. Whatever the future held for them, right now, he was happy.


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March 31, 2010
83 comments:
- Briana Le & Merissa Ren said...
i respect and appreciate you, in all your glory.
thank you :)
- March 31, 2010 11:28 PM
- Quirkygirl said...
Happy 2 year anniversary! :DD
- March 31, 2010 11:37 PM
- Jenny said...
Congratulations, and don't ever stop blogging
- March 31, 2010 11:51 PM
- Raúl Valdivia said...
Greeting from Honduras! And happy blogaversary, you're very interesting, just be yourself always and do not think about what the people who reads you thinks, we like you as you are and as you write
- March 31, 2010 11:55 PM
- Robyn said...
Congrats man! Hope to see many more years of blogging ahead of you! It's a delight to read your work~
- March 31, 2010 11:57 PM
- firefly said...
Congratulations! Keep being awesome Tavi, and keeping blogging!
- April 01, 2010 12:02 AM
- Meg said...
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- April 01, 2010 12:07 AM
- Daphne said...
You're a special person, Tavi! Keep it up!
- April 01, 2010 12:13 AM
- Meg said...
damn girl! let's take a minute here and do some calculations ... you being thirteen (i'm going to round to 14, does it not feel like you've been 13 forever? it has for me) and this blog being two that would mean you have been blogging for almost ... 15% of your existence.
that. is. CRAZY. i'm done, your awesomeness is making me feel very underwhelmed about my very existence.
thanks for being the reason i still have faith in fashion! <3 don't ever stop
- April 01, 2010 12:14 AM
- Sam Harvey Handbags said...
I love you and I seriously love the youtube video of you dancing in your room. You are my inspiration!http://lara-serbin.blogspot.com/
- April 01, 2010 12:58 AM
- Alice park_ said...
very nice! X>
- April 01, 2010 1:26 AM
- ricomango said...
congrats tavi! i totally love your blog!! you are so unique and such and inspiration,and you are soooooo lucky to be able to meet all these designer and go to the shows and get those presents!! jealous (but the good one):D greeting from Panama!
- April 01, 2010 1:30 AM
- laia. said...
happy blog birthday babe!
so proud of you forever
- April 01, 2010 1:50 AM
- Sheik-Chan said...
Congratz on 2 years of awesome blogging! ^___^
That cake is epic.....
- April 01, 2010 2:25 AM
- Shopper said...
Congratulations! Love your blog, I hope you'll write it forever.
- April 01, 2010 2:46 AM
- Claire said...
Happy birthday, happy birthday! ay! ay! ay! ♥
- April 01, 2010 3:09 AM
- fashiondevotion said...
Happy Blogversary!!!
- April 01, 2010 3:20 AM
- Misery said...
HAPPY blogaversary, Tavi :)
- April 01, 2010 3:39 AM
- Tania said...
Happy Blogversary! I hope to be as awesome as you when I reach 2!
- April 01, 2010 3:39 AM
- Saritta (: said...
Ohh! Happy Blogversary :). You are the best, more kisses of Spain!
- April 01, 2010 4:15 AM
- Kari said...
Gratulerer! Your blog is a-maz-ing!
You are amazing!
Håper det blir mange flere år!
Hipp hipp!
- April 01, 2010 4:37 AM
- Diane said...
Happy Birthday Style Rookie! Tavi, you've accomplished so much with this blog. That's amazing!You've really change the status of fashion bloggers out there!
- April 01, 2010 4:50 AM
- annamargrete said...
Congratulations!! :D
- April 01, 2010 5:32 AM
- Viktoria said...
- April 01, 2010 6:20 AM
- Frockspotter said...
wow, has it really been that long?!
Never stop blogging, Tavi!
Congrats from snowy Scotland!!
- April 01, 2010 6:30 AM
- Annie said...
WHOOP WHOOP!!!!! great, er, cake??
- April 01, 2010 6:51 AM
- Vic said...
Congrats and don't stop writing - ever! Love your blog.
- April 01, 2010 7:21 AM
- Ms. Wedgie said...
Lordy...has it only been 2 years! Ahhh...it seems like only yesterday when little Tavi set out in the big bad blogging world! May there be many more fabulous years of The Style Rookie!
- April 01, 2010 7:54 AM
- WendyB said...
Ha ha -- love your photo caption.
- April 01, 2010 8:04 AM
- Gegenstück said...
Happy Birthday
and guess what? I'm learning english with you ;)
- April 01, 2010 8:06 AM
- FASHION SNAG said...
Congratulations on 2 years Tavi! xo
- April 01, 2010 8:48 AM
- Becca Jane said...
- April 01, 2010 9:52 AM
- Alison said...
Congratulations, Tavi!
I love your blog and think you're the smartest, prettiest, and wittiest girl around. I hope you shine on forever!
- April 01, 2010 10:11 AM
- Pansy said...
Happy anniversary!! You are gorgeous and inspirational. <3
- April 01, 2010 10:13 AM
- poppy :) said...
lets just congratulate the girl who turned into a world-wide name all beacuse she thought i know i'll write a blog two years ago today.well done xxx
- April 01, 2010 10:47 AM
- Lyndanette said...
love your log! keep it goin!
- April 01, 2010 11:02 AM
- Goribori said...
- April 01, 2010 12:03 PM
- Sonia said...
Happy blogiversary to Style Rookie
Happy blogiversary to Style Rookie
Happy blogiversary to Style Rookieeeee
Happy blogiversary to youuuuu!!
Hope you'll have many more :)
- April 01, 2010 2:01 PM
- Hollie said...
kool that rocks i am so glad you still blog you are my inspiration you tottally know what your talking about tavi (oh and i love your name its so unique )
- April 01, 2010 2:19 PM
- Andreita said...
Felicitaciones por estos dos años, te sigo desde Guatemala ^^!
Un abrazo para tu lindo blog y uno para ti.
- April 01, 2010 3:17 PM
- Andreita said...
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- April 01, 2010 3:17 PM
- xoLauraox09 said...
Congrats, Tavi! :)
- April 01, 2010 3:26 PM
- ideasinforum said...
Happy Blogversary darling. I just love reading your posts!
- April 01, 2010 4:27 PM
- Rachel said...
happy blogiversary! I remember reading your blog when you JUST started but I didn't start commenting until about a year ago, I think. also, that picture is really neat.
- April 01, 2010 4:27 PM
- rachel said...
Happy birthday to your blog!!!! :D It's the best blog everrrrr!!!!!!!
- April 01, 2010 6:13 PM
- Emily said...
The past two years have been filled (overflowing, even!) with fun. Here's to many many more :)
- April 01, 2010 8:01 PM
- sayablack said...
I can't believe your blog spread all over the world only two years.
Why are you so fashionable at the young age of 13?
I was a ORDINARY child when I was 13...lol
Now,so many people concerned general fashion are focused on your blog.
But I wanna believe you are ordinary cute girl.
I hope you would't change yourself.
- April 01, 2010 9:25 PM
- Takeru said...
Congatulations Tavi!!. I wish you the very best for the upcoming years and i hope you keep on blogging.
- April 01, 2010 10:00 PM
- sarah said...
Tavi I soooo love your blog. It's always the highlight of my midnight web binges. Happy aniversary!!! XOXO
- April 01, 2010 10:19 PM
- Dollface said...
With all seriousness, checking your blog is the first thing I do in the morning and I always wake up excited to see it...well, as excited as a gross feeling sleepy zombie can get,which is surprisingly quite a bit. Your writing is conversational and reminds me so much of a good friend, and your style is pretty damn awesome, let's not kid ourselves. So what I'm saying is: way to fucking go, you make my mornings tolerable <3
- April 01, 2010 11:06 PM
- B said...
Keep up the good work and keep the fashion coming! Happy 2nd birthday to your blog!
- April 02, 2010 12:17 AM
- Sarah Margeurite said...
Happy 2 year blogiversary!
Sarah from The Etiquette Cult
- April 02, 2010 1:09 AM
- ijdf said...
wow that is incredibly exciting :) although I am upset I only started reading this blog a year ago!!!
- April 02, 2010 1:39 AM
- roelien said...
happy anniversary style rookie! here's to many years to come!
- April 02, 2010 6:07 AM
- nycldn said...
happy blothday tavi dear
x x x x x dale
- April 02, 2010 6:21 AM
- Lorelai● said...
happy blogiversary!
keep on bloging!xixi
kisses from Greece!
- April 02, 2010 10:10 AM
- i.c. blogspot said...
Happy Blogiversay!!!
You truly have a lot to be proud of. You've inspired others, and had a positive impact on the fashion industry.
Keep up the great work as always Miss Tavi!
xx- i.nternational c.tizen
- April 02, 2010 12:24 PM
- Elaine Perlov said...
Congrats Tavi! You are quite a gal.
- April 02, 2010 2:31 PM
- Angeles Almuna Design said...
Thank you Lady Tavi! and congratulations, you are unique and I'm always interesting in your blog!
- April 02, 2010 3:02 PM
- Izzen said...
Haha, cute. Happy blogbirthday, missy!
- April 03, 2010 7:44 AM
- Annie said...
Congrats Tavi! Love your writing,fashion sense and loove the candles pic!!!
- April 03, 2010 9:16 AM
- lvbarcelona said...
Happy Aniversary and don't ever stop you little creative lady
- April 03, 2010 1:14 PM
- . said...
Happy aniversary! This shot reminds me of the movie sixteen candles. Jake where are you!
- April 03, 2010 2:38 PM
- kristy said...
i wish i'd been reading this entire time instead of since 3 weeks ago, but better late than never. tavi, you're an inspiration! happy blogiversary!
- April 03, 2010 2:48 PM
- Bri said...
happy anniversary!!!!!
- April 03, 2010 6:34 PM
- VisteLaCalle said...
Happy Birthday Tevi Blog! I wish you the best and I hope to read much more information
Greetings from Chile www.vistelacalle.com
- April 04, 2010 1:19 AM
- peppermint tea said...
i super enjoy your blogs
- April 04, 2010 2:01 AM
- i'am.altaModa said...
Happy anniversary!!!
You're the reason I started blogging! xD
- April 04, 2010 4:45 PM
- namal said...
Happy b'day from all at Rebel Magazine
- April 04, 2010 8:25 PM
- Donna said...
aw yay congrats, you inspired me to start my blog, i hope you continue to blog for a long time.. xx
- April 05, 2010 5:17 AM
- Masha said...
HAPPY BIRTHDAY for your GREAT BLOG!! pretty pictures)) the cake is so beautiful))
- April 05, 2010 3:05 PM
- Masha said...
HAPPY BIRTHDAY for your GREAT BLOG!! pretty pictures)) the cake is so beautiful))
- April 05, 2010 3:06 PM
- Vanessa said...
xx Vanessa
- April 05, 2010 10:18 PM
- una said...
Happy two-year anniversary!!!
- April 06, 2010 3:14 PM
- edenly uk said...
Congratulations!! Dont stop now, this is a great site and you write wonderfully. Happy Birthday!
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- April 07, 2010 2:59 AM
- renee said...
ms tavi, i am constantly in awe of your distinct writing style, as well as your point of view on fashion. if blogs had been around 20 years ago, i wish i could have been half as brilliant as you are. rock on, chica.
- April 07, 2010 5:21 AM
- Hugo Hase said...
Congrats Tavi!
Loved this runway decoration of Rodarte.
- April 08, 2010 4:35 PM
- Marly said...
Dear you know all the fashion of today was running 1977,2000 and before and at that time it was undependant of money,it was a revolutionary act by very less designers they are ate by the big concerns later....so perhaps it was a present from us to later generations.
I painted the first tshirts,leatherj.and more in Munich.Can you imagine there was a time ,there were no prints and texts and colour on the shirts and clothes?
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My baby was born on Tues, 7/24 and I started breastfeeding him as soon as I could. Over the course of the next week, he ended up losing too much weight so my dr had us go to the hospital for 2 days.
While there, every 3 hrs they had me BF for 15-20 min, then give 2oz of formula or BM if I had it, then pump, and he gained weight. Since then he has continued to gain weight, so we've stayed with this routine. We tried the SNS for supplementing, but it has been more frustration than it's worth so far. Now my husband or I is finger feeding him the formula as much as possible rather than using a bottle so he doesn't get nipple confusion (though he gets the bottle at night sometimes).
Needless to say, this is exhausting and frustrating. When I pump after feeding him I only get about .5 oz, and I have no idea how much he gets at the breast. I'm worried that my milk production is low, and that he'll end up on the bottle w/ formula regardless. The LC said he isn't sucking right, his tongue is in the way or something...and he tends to suck a few times before swallowing, then take a rest.
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http://twitter.com/mlbtraderumors/status/18529859022mlbtraderumors BLUE JAYS have acquired ESCOBAR and JO-JO REYES from Braves in exchange for ALEX GONZALEZ, TIM COLLINS & INF TYLER PASTRONICKY.
http://twitter.com/mlbtraderumors/status/18529859022mlbtraderumors BLUE JAYS have acquired ESCOBAR and JO-JO REYES from Braves in exchange for ALEX GONZALEZ, TIM COLLINS & INF TYLER PASTRONICKY.
Braves not at all impressed with Escobar, when Bobby Cox doesn't like you as a player than you're doing something wrong.
That's quite the gamble by Atlanta. If Gonzalez continues having the kind of season he's been having, it could pay off. But if he doesn't -- I'm not sure how they'll feel. Escobar has been a disappointment with the bat, but he's most certainly been very good in the field.
"No matter how good you are, you're going to lose one-third of your games. No matter how bad you are you're going to win one-third of your games. It's the other third that makes the difference." ~Tommy Lasorda
Well this means no Gonzalez to STL too.
What do we know about Collins and Pastronicky? I would have loved to grab Escobar. Seems like a pretty cheap price paid by the Jays.
Had Reyes made more than a start or two for the Braves this year?
I thought league average bullpen arms looked better than this
Great trade for the Blue Jays, IMO. I would have loved to have seen the Reds acquire Escobar.
"No matter how good you are, you're going to lose one-third of your games. No matter how bad you are you're going to win one-third of your games. It's the other third that makes the difference." ~Tommy Lasorda
Nutty trade!
"Bring on Rod Stupid!"
Interesting. Escobar has been on the outs for the last 18 months and has really struggled at the plate this year (.046 ISO!). But he's been a bit BABIP unlucky, has walked more than he struck out, and is excellent defensively. He's just a great buy low candidate. Reyes is AAA filler with decent stuff for a lefty -- he just doesn't miss bats or throw strikes.
On the Braves side, Gonzalez probably isn't a huge upgrade over Escobar, but it does help the clubhouse. Collins meanwhile looks like the second coming of Billy Wagner on the stat sheet. I've not heard of him, but a 20 year old lefty reliever striking out 15.3 per 9 in AA? Yes please. And he wasn't even drafted -- I'd love to know that story.
Pastronicky was a 5th rd pick in 2008. Looks like a classic speedy SS type, with 57 SB in 2009. He showed a pretty good plate approach for a 19 year old in A Ball.
I'd say that unless Escobar reaches his potential, the Braves made out pretty darn well.
Games are won on run differential -- scoring more than your opponent. Runs are runs, scored or prevented they all count the same. Worry about scoring more and allowing fewer, not which positions contribute to which side of the equation or how "consistent" you are at your current level of performance.
Put it this way. Schuerholz is still there, Cox is still there, and the Braves are still winning. Who here would have thought dropping Kelly Johnson in favor of Martin Prado was a good idea?
It's an organization that knows what it's doing.
"Baseball is a very, very complex business. It's more of a people business than most businesses." - Bob Castellini
Braves are selling incredibly low I think. Even with his struggles I would imagine Escobar could net more than A-Gon and some lower level prospects.
"Since I've been with the Reds in 1989, we've never had a farm system this loaded," Bowden said. "If we were the New York Yankees and had unlimited dollars, we could have traded for Colon, (Jeff) Weaver, Rolen, (Cliff) Floyd, (Kenny) Rogers and Finley and gotten them all -- and still held onto our top five prospects. That's an amazing statement."
They're building quite the clubhouse atmosphere there in Toronto.
Get your nunchucks and the keys to your dad's car. I know where we can get a gun
I think it is more an indictment of Escobar when Cox and Schuerholz both give up on you than anything else .
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Former major league pitcher Jim Deshaies has agreed to a four-year contract to serve as a Chicago Cubs television analyst.
WGN-TV and the Cubs announced the agreement Monday. Deshaies will work with Len Kasper in the booth and replace Bob Brenly, who left in October to return to broadcasting for the Arizona Diamondbacks.
Deshaies has been serving since 1997 as an analyst in Houston, where he spent most of his playing career. He was 84-95 with a 4.14 ERA in 12 major league seasons.
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June 20, 2013
WELCOME, N.C. (June 20, 2013) –NASCAR Nationwide Series regular Austin Dillon has entered the ARCA Racing Series presented by Menards at Road America in a Ken Schrader Racing entry sponsored by DRIVE4COPD, a campaign of the COPD Foundation which is designed to raise awareness about chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), a serious and progressive lung disease that is the third leading cause of death in America.
Dillon, the grandson of legendary NASCAR team owner Richard Childress, lost his paternal grandfather, Stan Dillon, to COPD in May 2012. He now serves as an ambassador for DRIVE4COPD to encourage Americans to be screened for the disease.
"It means a lot to be able to work with DRIVE4COPD, a campaign of the COPD Foundation," said Dillon. "It's an honor to play a small part in helping to raise awareness about COPD and work towards improving the quality of people's lives. It will be fun to be able to drive for COPD in the ARCA Racing Series. The ARCA Series has always meant a lot to my family. My brother won the ARCA Championship in 2011 and I've raced in several ARCA events in the past as well. I think having the extra track time this weekend will really help me in the Nationwide Series race."
COPD takes one life every four minutes and kills more people each year than breast cancer and diabetes combined.
"My Paw was an outdoorsman his entire life but as his COPD progressed, he could do less and less," said Dillon. "It made it really hard because we couldn't enjoy the outdoors together or do other active things. It was tough watching my grandfather live with his illness and I know that other families are dealing with the same issues. Seeing the DRIVE4COPD initiative within motorsports gives me hope that by raising awareness, I can help other families understand COPD and screen for the disease."
Currently, half of the estimated 24 million Americans who may be living with COPD remain undiagnosed. Dillon will play a role in encouraging all Americans aged 35 or older to log onto www.drive4copd.org/AreYouAtRisk.aspx to take a brief, five-question screener to see if they might be at risk for COPD. If the screener indicates risk, patients are encouraged to take the next step and speak with their healthcare professional or call the C.O.P.D. Information Line (1-866-316-2673) to discuss what their score may mean. Because COPD is a progressive disease that causes irreversible lung damage, early diagnosis and disease management are critical to helping patients breathe better in the future.
Directly after Saturday's ARCA Racing Series event, Dillon is scheduled to drive the No. 3 AdvoCare Chevrolet in the NASCAR Nationwide Series event. The race is live on ESPN beginning at 5 p.m. Eastern Time.
About DRIVE4COPD
The DRIVE4COPD campaign is a landmark public health initiative led by the COPD Foundation, working to help individuals determine their risk and recognize the signs and symptoms of COPD and take action. More than 2.5 million Americans have assessed their risk for COPD through a brief, five-question risk screener (www.drive4copd.org/AreYouAtRisk.aspx). DRIVE4COPD is spreading the message that, when diagnosed, COPD is treatable, and individuals with COPD can lead full and productive lives.
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Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) is also known as chronic bronchitis, emphysema or both. This disease makes it harder to breathe because less air is able to flow in and out of the lungs. As many as 24 million Americans may have COPD – even those who haven't smoked in years – and half of them remain undiagnosed. Common symptoms of COPD include coughing, with or without mucus, shortness of breath, wheezing and chest tightness. These symptoms are often confused with normal signs of aging or being out of shape. As COPD progresses, symptoms tend to get worse and more damage occurs in the lungs. Breathing gradually becomes more difficult until people with COPD feel like they are inhaling and exhaling through a small straw.


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I went to see the Gilbert & George exhibit at the Brooklyn Museum of Art over winter break. Let me tell you, their art is crazy. These two London artists address war, sex, politics, religion, and bodily functions. Their earlier work includes mostly black and white sketches, but they are better known for their shocking large-scale pieces: digital collages of photographs, graphics, and color.
I didn't understand a lot of their work, but I did enjoy it. There was everything from feces to naked bodies to psychedelic crowds of people to screaming, angry faces. Sometimes Gilbert & George have a specific political message, but sometimes it seems like they are just trying to send a message, any at all.
Gilbert & George paste real personals into their piece, alongside crude graffiti, eerie eye-shots, and photographs of themselves. There's Gilbert pictured in front of the personals. Three giant panels took up an entire wall of the museum.


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It was in the bag, what a drag
6/8/10 Astros vs Rockies Game Two
Weather: 76 degrees, cloudy.
Wind: 17 mph, Out to LF.
Time: 2:38.
Attendance: 26,201.
Just me today and this blog is going to be a short one. If the Rockies won't put the forth the effort in to beat the freggin Astros at home, then I'm gonna slack a bit on this entry.
I was the first in line today at the Rockpile gates but the Usher checking me in today had a scanner that wasn't cooperating so it took me an extra three or four minutes to get through.(Not his fault)
The Rockies were out on the field but nothing was hit in my direction. Actually, not much of anything was hit or tossed to left field while the Rockies were up. However right field and center field were blasted with BP homers from sluggers Brad Hawpe and Jason Giambi.
Too bad you can't snag over there until 30 minutes after the stadium opens. The Ushers grabbed every one of those baseballs. I have no idea what happens to them from there.
The Astros took command of the field and did a decent job of scattering baseballs. Robert had the day of his life and snagged eight baseballs.
I had to mention this as I busted on him last entry for having a dry spell for the last couple of weeks.
The first ball I snagged was hit about 1/3 of the way up the pavillion, I moved right from my spot and snagged it surrounded by four dudes.
I gave that ball to a little girl and her family who were sitting a few rows behind where I caught it.
I was a good catch but it came with an injury.
In the process of making that catch I managed to snag my right leg on a bleacher corner.
What sucks is there is no meat in that spot and after the adrenaline wears off it started to throb.
Some call it the hazzards of the hobby, some call it a souvenir.
I call it painful, but not debilitating.
My second BP homer was headed about twenty feet to my right and I gloved it perfectly. It was all mine as nobody else seemed to be tracking it.
I gave that ball to another little girl and her family as batting practice ended.
I did see for the first time an Astro named Gustavo Chacin that Zack Hample put the "Hample Jinx" on a few years ago. I believe Zack put the jinx on Chacin because he went out of his way to remove a ball from Zack's glove as he was performing his glove trick.
Since Zack put the curse on Gustavo his career has been in the crapper.
Here's a link to Zack's blog so you can get the whole story.
Gustavo did have a chance to toss a ball into the crowd. At one point I thought he was actually going to give it away…But he didn't.
I only took a few pictures of the Rockies warming-up. Clint Barmes was the first one out to sign for the fans.
T-Shirt toss
In comes Rafael Betancourt
As soon as the Astros scored in the 8th I had to get up and leave Coors Field. Rockies fall to the Astros 4-3. I'll be there Wednesday with Hunter.
Please Rockies don't look like chumps tonight.
I can't handle losing two in a row to this team
Ready for something different?…Get Ready for:
We haven't worked out all the details yet but during the Red Sox/Rockies game in June the writer of Sox Rocker and I will switch places.
"J" will blog about the Rockies and yours truly about the Red Sox.
Who knows, you could see a 6'6″ guy walking around in a Rockpile Ranter jersey? We both plan to attend the Tuesday game on June the 22nd. I'll do an entry about this soon…D
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We were supposed to be there. I'm glad we weren't. (Thanks, Dan.) I was so ticked off at the end that I really considered taking a hiatus from watching Rockies games for a couple of nights. I just don't need the aggravation, UGH!! But, sigh . . . I got over it, as I always do. I'll have it on again tonight, as usual.
See you Friday. And since this is the first time since Opening Day that we'll be able to get there early AND in front row seats, there had better be batting practice!!
Hey D,
Sigh….why is it we always seem to do awesome against tough teams but suck against teams that are struggling? Do they just decide they don't have to try with those teams? Frustrating to say the least.
Luv the idea of Bloggers Without Borders. Definitely will look forward to that entry.
Hope to see you Sunday (you too luvmyrox).
Dr Rocker here – I will be tentatively titleing my titillating tale (bad alliteration, I know) from the Sox/Rox game, 'When My Sox became Rox" or maybe "Rox Off". Thanks to D for partnering up on this bit of blooging hi-jinks. Who says we are only interested in "our own" teams? Share the love and vitriol BABY!
Great snagging. Too bad the Rockies couldn't snag a win. Took my son to BP for the 1st time at Monday's game and he got two balls tossed to him from Jhoulys Chacin and a ball from an usher in the pavillion. I was able to snag a line drive BP homer from Pedro Feliz that was right above the railing that almost took my son and his friend's head off. Gave the ball to his friend who thinks that baseball is boring. Maybe he doesn't think that so much anymore.
LUVMYROX-Loved the pictures you took from that game.
R-LUV-It really does seem that way. I hate that.
SOXROCKER-Let's do it brotha.
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SHARON A dozen people were hurt when a porch deck collapsed on the back of a house overlooking the White River during a Fourth of July gathering Thursday evening.
Rescuers said none of the injuries appeared to be life-threatening but five people were transported to hospitals, some with what were believed to be fractures to their legs, ankles, and knees.
Most of the people just had bumps and bruises and didnt get transported but we did check out probably 12 people, recalled South Royalton Fire Chief Paul Brock, who was assisting the incident commander, Sharon Fire Captain Nathan Potter, at the scene.
Brock said a gathering of family and friends had been under way at a residence on River Road opposite the Sharon Commerce Park when the homes deck abruptly failed just after 9 p.m.
I would say it was caused by the volume of people who were on it and there may have been some other structural issues there, Brock said.
It was a wide range of people, a lot of family and some friends, the chief said, noting that ages ranged from an infant, who was not hurt, to young children to adults in their 60s who ended up falling between 12 and 14 feet to the ground.
Mark Jackson, a home builder who was visiting, said he thought the two support beams that ran underneath the deck, parallel to the ground broke apart.
It could have been a lot worse, he told the Valley News.
In addition to the Sharon and South Royalton volunteer fire departments and the Sharon and South Royalton rescue services, Hartford Fire Department struck a general alarm and responded with their heavy rescue truck and two ambulances. White River Valley Rescue and First Branch Ambulance also responded.
Brock said despite initial reports of entrapment the rescue effort at the scene went smoothly.
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CAMBRIDGE A stuck tractor trailer has forced the closure of Vermont Route 108 through Smugglers Notch. Vermont state police say the truck was stuck on the narrow, winding mountain road that passes between rock cliffs around 2 p.m. Wednesday. Police say the truck, which was hauling about 99,000 pounds of sand to the Stowe Mountain Golf Club, was heavily damaged and hung up on large boulders.
By Wednesday evening sand was being off-loaded from the trailer so the vehicle could be removed and the road reopened.
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I'm of the mind that once a stock decision has been made the choice remains in place for an extended amount of time.
For instance, holding it for a number of months if not a year or more depending, of course, upon the company invested in and purpose for the investment. So I'm a kinda buy-it-and-forget-about-it investor. But that's not the case for tens of thousands of others who have plenty of time to commiserate about the stocks they own and who are seriously into streaming opinions.
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"In the previous "Ready, Set, Render!" thread, I demonstrated the use of BPR when rendering a 'hard-surface' model. This time, I opted to demonstrate the use of Z4R2b BPR for rendering an organic surface, in particular, a skin surface. For this test, I used an excellent head sculpt created by ZBrush artist Majid Esmaeili." -Pixolator
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The Filibuster
What do you think will happen first: the Iranians blow us up or the Royals win the pennant?
Blue Springs, MO
Tim, first of all let me say that I understand your frustration.
Waiting for mutually assured destruction or the return of the George
Brett era Royals can both be daunting and rather fruitless tasks. Remember,
I'm a Lion's fan. During our glory days, Henry Ford was still signing
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First, the bad. The Iranians will have the bomb well before the Royals
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Congolese and Nepalese will have the bomb before the Royals head to the
World Series again. I don't say that to be mean, I just want to be
honest with you. It's therapeutic.
But now the good news. No one really cares if the Iranians get the
bomb. It's kind of a dirty little foreign policy secret but most
everyone, even Dick Cheney,
assumes that they're only a year or two from it happening anyway. If we
were to go in today and knock out the nuclear sites we know about,
there's enough redundancy in the program that it would probably only
set them back by a few months. Like it or not, the world is going to
have to accept the idea of a nuclear-armed Iran.
However, here's the better news. Despite occasional
crackpot pronouncements by certain leaders, the bomb tends to moderate
those who possess it. What's the old phrase, "With great power comes
great responsibility?" Once you have the bomb, you kind of have to take
care of it. Otherwise, it's possible that it just might blow up in your
face…..pun intended.
So, Tim, take a lesson from Kubrick and Sellers and learn to stop worrying and love the bomb. Really, what do you have to worry about anyway? Let's be honest, when the bombs start falling, Missouri is going to be some prime real estate. In fact, it will probably be the only untouched part of the country. Sleep tight, Timmy! You're safe. Because, when you think about it, why would you nuke some wheat fields, a few cows and a really crappy baseball team?
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Well, at least the cows are safe. That makes me feel a bit better :O)
Yes – but they might confuse "Royals" with the "people in charge".
The Mullahs are fanatical; not stupid. Pulling anything crazy with the bomb if and when they do get their hands on it and the I-Pod-loving, pro-Western kids that permeate the land will be digging through the rubble to find their MTV.
Ah, the Royals; it seems like only yesterday that people were calling them a "darkhorse pick" to contend this year. It wasn't yesterday; it was a couple of weeks ago.
You wouldn't have thought it possible, but Mike Aviles is hitting almost as poorly as Tony Pena Jr. It takes skill to find and play TWO shortstops who have a combined batting average lower than Julio Lugo. And not a good skill either.
I'll take the Iranians. At least the people there care about winning.
Steve T.
Maybe the Iranians could play the Royals, and whoever wins gets the bomb?
"In fact, there's a good chance that the Congolese and Nepalese will have the bomb before the Royals head to the World Series again."
Reminded of the futility that is being a Texas Rangers fan.


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Too costly to expand Medicaid
West Virginia is being forced to cut government services in order to keep the existing Medicaid program afloat. Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin says it may even be necessary to take money out of the "Rainy Day" fund that had been set aside for dire emergencies.
Yet federal law – President Barack Obama's health care takeover – orders the state to expand Medicaid by more than 30 percent. It is almost as if Obama, after exploding the national debt, is trying to force responsible states like ours to follow suit.
Liberals in Congress join the president in claiming expansion of Medicaid won't cost West Virginia anything. That is not true.
Tomblin wants more information on what adding 130,000 new West Virginians to the 420,000 already on Medicaid will do to the state's budget.
Our state already is struggling to pay for the existing Medicaid program. For the coming year, Tomblin and lawmakers have to find an additional $130 million to meet the state's share of costs. That already has prompted the governor to order many state agencies to cut spending by 7.5 percent.
It is about to get worse. Medicaid is funded partly by the state and partly by the federal government. Washington already has reduced the percentage it covers – and will cut it even more next year.
Tomblin is being assured the expansion will be paid for in Washington, we suspect. Again, not true.
For one thing, the federal pledge covers only the added cost of benefits. West Virginia would still have to pay the enormous new bill for administering benefits for 130,000 people.
In addition, Obamacare calls for Washington to pay for expanded Medicaid programs only until 2018, then to drop to 90 percent of full payment.
Remember, the federal government is steadily reducing the percentage of costs it covers for the existing Medicaid system in West Virginia.
Last year, the bipartisan State Budget Crisis Task Force, with former Federal Reserve Chairman Paul Volcker as vice chairman, warned every federal deficit reduction plan being discussed in Washington includes abandoning the 90 percent Medicaid match.
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2008 (not in production)
Cantilever was an electronic piano that used the qualities of synthetic material and minimal presence to counter any perception of inferiority in digital sound output, compared with the classical string piano. It represented a new typology that brought the electronic piano into modernity. Cantilever's two simple volumes could only be achieved with electronic components, and created a new type of form that started to give pride back to this type of product. Functionally, the top surface could be gently pushed back to reveal the piano keys, with the 89th key serving as a remote control for playback and navigation.
The challenge in Industrial Facility's eyes was to strip away all metaphor and iconography that had previously plagued this type of product, and to create a digital piano on its own merits. The image of a faux grand piano was removed. What you were left with is the space to create something monumental on a digital level. Piano-ness was achieved not with image, but with feeling. Shortly after its public release Yamaha retreated from its development due to economic conditions.
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When it comes to hair styling, the styling of the hairdryer itself is usually an afterthought, its design having remained curiously static over the years. To redress this, Wallpaper asked Industrial Facility to rethink the ubiquitous blow-drying tool and to examine all its familiar workings. Looking at how the object fits into a room or cupboard, the studio focused on added functionality and the storage of the cable. The Dryerhair incorporated a translucent cavity into which the cable neatly coiled when not in use, with the plug doubling as a lid. The switch, meanwhile, was tucked out of sight in the base of the handle.
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Muji, Japan
2006 -
An opportunity arose at Muji, to investigate an affordable small capacity coffee maker that would involve a stainless steel insulated pot, made possible by a new relationship with Toshiba. With the help of Kazushige Miyake who had a sound knowledge of the principles of coffee machine manufacture, we proposed a cylindrical tower, purposefully ignoring existing componentry, and instead being informed by the landscape of use, namely the kitchen. A cylinder meant that it could rightly sit in a corner or on a central counter, resembling the types of items already found in a kitchen.
The design was presented as a simple cardboard tube to explain its concept. It was accepted on the spot. This was followed with proposals for all of the mechanics, water filtration, and in particular, a concept for 'wrapping' the water resorvoir around the coffee filter. The design went on to become one of Muji's most popular products with its customers, and continues to be in production with minor improvements made in 2010.
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Love & Money, Ozone Gallery, Tokyo, 2006
Some Recent Projects, Design Museum London, 2009
Design East, Osaka, 2010
International Sales
Muji, Japan
2006 — 2010
Cooling fans are one of those objects that often find themselves in the middle of a room – where all sides are seen. And it is clearly apparent that with most of these types of products, as soon as they are introduced into a room, the feeling or atmosphere becomes sad and unfortunate. To stem this problem as much attention was paid to the back of the product, as to the front. Under significant component constraints, much of the design work was a process of careful negotiation with engineers, to ensure that the principles of simplicity important to Muji were maintained – for instance the fan motor and gear system had to be re-configured so as to obtain a perfectly smooth cylinder, expressing the force of a motor, reminiscent to a jet engine.
The remote control rested in the base when not in use, similar to a puzzle piece. Adjustable heights from 84cm to 104cm, with control settings for speed, direction and rhythm – a function that modulated air flow similar to a breeze.
The design proved to be a best seller for Muji and it allowed them to invest in a smaller version, that was added to the range in 2008.
IF Hannover Award, 2007
Some Recent Projects, Design Museum London, 2008
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Step is an exercise in convergence: a cooktop that brings together two cooking technologies not previously combined, into a single unit. Gas and induction heat (IH) provide varying degrees of cooking type and control, and are articulated into a new appliance topography, where gas (heavy cooking) is higher and to the rear, and the IH (fine cooking) kept at the front, flush with the work surface. The gas support is a continuous grill surface, to accommodate the moving of heavy pans. The IH surface, if not in use, is given back to the countertop as additional work space. The result is a product that reflects the modern conditions of preparing and cooking food and was presented as a flagship product for KitchenAid in Europe.


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If your daily workout consists of taking the stairs to the vending machines one floor up, it might be time to sprinkle in a little more exercise. Luckily, there are a bunch of mini-workouts you can right at your desk. They're a great way to break up your day -- and burn a few calories. Read on for six quick ideas anyone can do.
Chair Dips
First, make sure the chair you're using is stable. If it's got wheels, lock 'em. Sit down and place your hands next to your hips. Start with your behind at the front edge of your chair. Holding tightly, pick your behind off the chair and dip it toward the ground until your elbows make a 90-degree angle. Push back up until your arms are straight. Do a couple sets of 10 dips.
Ab Bends
Find a full water bottle and stretch it high over your head with both hands, keeping your arms straight. Bend to the left as far as you can, making sure to contract your abs. Return to the center and move to the right. Do 8 reps per side.
Calf Raises
Slowly push your heels off the ground until you're on your tiptoes. Then, ease your heel back down to the ground. Repeat. Sound too easy? Trust me, you'll feel the burn after the first 20 or 30.
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Invest in a stability ball (they're not expensive.) Every afternoon, replace your desk chair with the ball for a full hour. Not only will it help your posture, sitting on a stability ball forces you to use your abs for balance. After a few days use the ball for two hours. Keep increasing every few days. Once you've used it for five full days, take a week or two off and start again at the beginning.
Laptop Bag Bend
Free weights aren't usually readily available at work so, just grab your laptop bag for this exercise. Hold the bag with both hands in front of you. Tighten your posterior muscles and bend forward at the hips. Keeping your back straight, lower the laptop bag to the floor in one motion. Then, lift the bag and return to the starting position. Do 2 sets of 10.
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Once you've mastered the other exercises, this is a great one to try. Standing two feet away, place your hands on the edge of your desk, about shoulder width apart. Lower yourself down until your chest is about two inches off the desk. Push back up until you're back in the standing position. Repeat 10 times.
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He said the Western media has been distorting the piracy issue in China, and ignores the fact that the government is working on the issue
China's copyright piracy head said that the United States is quick to trash China when it comes to
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Tian Lipu, head of China's State Intellectual Property Office, said on Sunday that the Western media has been distorting the piracy issue in China, and ignores the fact that the government is working on the issue.
"Speaking honestly, there is a market. People use and buy pirated goods," said Lipu. "To a large extent, China's intellectual property rights protection image has been distorted by Western media. China's image overseas is very poor. As soon as people hear China, they think piracy or counterfeiting -- Beijing's Sanlitun, that place in Shanghai, Luohu in Shenzhen.
"We don't deny [this problem], and we are continuing to battle against it."
While the U.S. may have lost over $15 billion in 2009 to international copyright theft, where about $3.5 billion was due to software piracy in China, Lipu said that China is stepping up its efforts. He added that China pays for most for copyright protection.
China has definitely had piracy issues over the years. In 2007, Chinese police busted a
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The Philadelphia Phillies were defeated by the Colarado Rockies, 5-2.
Rough Seventh Inning for Hamels
Cole Hamels pitched well, but was tagged with the loss. He finished after 7 innings. Hamels cruised through six innings allowing just a home run, but hit a bump in the road during the seventh inning. The Rockies weren't completely crushing the ball, but strung a few hits together, including some bloop hits and infield dribblers.
Hamels' final line: 7 innings, 3 runs, 3 hits, 2 walks, and 7 strikeouts.
The Rockies added two runs in the eighth inning as Justin De Fratus gave up two runs in 2/3 of an inning.
Offense Woes Continue
The Phillies were shut down by Jhoulys Chacin, who almost threw a complete game shut out. Chacin was an out away from the shut out before Jimmy Rollins and Ryan Howard drove in a run a piece. The Phillies only squiggled out four hits before the ninth inning. Chacin had less than 80 pitches entering the ninth. After Howard's RBI, Chachin was pulled and Domonic Brown struck out to end the game.
Once again, the offense is to blame as they lacked support for Hamels.
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In a nutshell —- Phillies' offense is indeed offensive.
Pitching has failed them too last couple of games.
Everything is out of sync. Good pitching, poor hitting. Poor pitching, good hitting. We were lucky to get a win out of this series.
Not to be contrary but Hamels occasionally loses concentration during a game like the pitch he threw to Rosario. Although he hasn't had run support, Hamels hasn't exactly stepped up his performance to win a game or two like a well compensated staff ace should.
Yep. Hamels makes a mistake once in a while. You try pitching with this almost non-existent margin for error. It doesn't care how much money you make.
I was too caught up in the U.S. Open to even care.
Let me guess Phil finished second.
Yeah, watching Phil trying to sink putts was kinda like watching the Phillies with RISP a lot of the time.
The back end at Merion is a little tougher thant the back end of the Phillies' rotation.
Can we stick a fork in em yet?
With 90 games to play? I guess you can, but I'm not.
That said, we will learn a lot the next two weeks. Nats, Mets, and them the final West Coast trip.
Right there with you, Lefty. And I would feel that way even if they didn't play in what's been a weak division so far. For example, here, we are, following back-to-back losses by the Phils, and back-to-back wins by the Braves. And in spite of that, these are the NL East records since 4/19, after the Braves' hot start:
Braves 28-26
Phillies 27-27
Nats 25-28
Yup, The Wild Card is IMO out of play, but the division is not. Many head to head games with Atlanta and the Nats, no depending on someone else to do their work for them.
That said, the Braves still have 16 remaining with the fish, we only have 6. But we don't do that well against them anyway, and Stanton is back.
90 games is an eternity!
It has been difficult for me to watch the Phillies. Trying to get some perspective of what is wrong with the Team, the Leadership, the day to day operations folks, something is not right. Where is Dave Montgomery? We had a streak with D. Brown, but that has faded very quickly. The top of the lineup is pretty dead, occasion life at the end of the line up, but not with regularity. I do feel for Charlie, "hard to teach an old dog new tricks" his statement of last year keeps making the rounds of our tv watching. What happened to Rollins, Howard that they would allow themselves to perform this way. It is going to be hard to have a rebuilding year or years when you have so much dead wood tied to long term, huge contracts. We counted the other day and more rebuilding in six years. Oh, Phillies, say it isn't so.
No more sellout streaks for the Phillies and I am hoping to be able to get good seats a lot cheaper later this year and next season. Best part of this is that pretty soon we may see some new young talent which translates to hustle and "fun to watch".
Rollins, Utley, Howard, Ruiz, Hammels and all the Phillies of the 2000-2011 years gave us the best baseball we perhaps have ever seen in Philadelphia Phillies history. I'm sorry to see it disappear but it has. It was fun! Thank You
I would disagree that younger translates to more hustle. And it's likely it won't translate to "fun to watch", if by fun to watch we mean winning more, or even scoring more runs.
Didn't even watch. You knew Hamels would pitch well enough to win, but the Phils' offense would make yet another mediocre pitcher look like an ace. It really has to be in their heads at this point…there's just no other explanation for how they just don't score any runs when Cole is pitching.
Glad I didn't watch, because there's no excuse for a guy (especially in Coors Field) to enter the 9th inning with a pitch count under 80. Will this team ever learn to work a count?!? This team's offense isn't near good enough to be up there just hacking with no plan. They don't hit for average, get on base, hit for power, and half the lineup is painfully slow. You couldn't construct such a poor lineup if you tried, yet Rube has managed to, and spent a crap ton of money in the process.
They did take 20 first pitches in 32 at bats. 15 of the 20 times, they were in an 0-1 hole.
OK so 12 batters swung at the first pitch…that's terrible. Swinging at the first pitch is OK if it's your pitch in the spot you were looking. You don't have to swing at the first pitch just because it's a strike.
Our starters throw a lot of first pitch strikes, yet the opposition manages to work a lot of deep counts against us.
The average MLB rate of 1st pitch swinging is 28%, which would have meant 9 first pitch swings, instead of 12.
Point taken, I agree that better hitters can work the count and can withstand the first strike. These hitters aren't that good. Hitters, on average, are much more successful putting the first pitch in play, than they are starting from an 0-1 hole.
9 first pitch swings vs 12 is basically a whole inning of batters (especially with this lineup going down 1-2-3 so many times lol). That's quite a lot of extra pitches the opponent doesn't have to throw.
Frankly, I was a little surprised that Hamels did pitch that well vs the slugging Rockies. It just goes to reinforce how much we need a real offense. Which all leads back to Ryan Howard.
Take him out of the lineup, put him under a microscope and get the problem fixed then reinsert him. Its for his good, for the teams good and, its not too late.
In the interim, bring up the Rufian – hey, how much worse could it get out there?
It could get a lot worse if you replace Howard with Ruf. Howard, as disappointing as he's been, has a .754 OPS. Ruf has practically the same OPS in AAA.


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Elsie Elizabeth Borden, 89, of Hobbs, died Tuesday, Aug. 31, 2004, at the Hobbs Health Care.
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She married E.M. "Buzz" Borden Jr. on April 27, 1933. Family members said she was a member of the Church of Christ for over 70 years.
She was preceded in death by her parents, Albert Howey and Oma Richards; her husband; her daughter, Lou Cox; five brothers, Claude, Clifford, Elbert and Albert Howey and Charles Richards.
Survivors include a son, Eli Borden (and wife, Wilsie) of Hobbs; a daughter, Fran Borden of Firestone, Colo.; a son-in-law, James Cox of Smyer, Texas; two sisters, Elva Travis of Anchorage, Alaska, and Lillian Higgs of Clovis; nine grandchildren; 22 great-grandchildren; two great-great-grandchildren; and many nephews and nieces.
Services are scheduled for 11 a.m. (CDT) today at Resthaven's Abbey Chapel in Lubbock. Eli Borden will officiate the services.
Burial will be at Resthaven Memorial Park in Lubbock.
Memorial contributions may be made to Hobbs Health Care Wing 100, 5715 Lovington Hwy. in Hobbs 88240 or to the College of the Southwest Debate Team, 6610 Lovington Hwy., Hobbs in 88240.
Arrangements are by Resthaven Funeral Home of Lubbock.
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Elsie Elizabeth Borden, 89


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March 6, 2013 —
LAKE HUNTINGTON, NY — The Sullivan West Musical Production Club will present the musical classic "Peter Pan" on Friday, March 8 through Sunday, March 10 at the Sullivan West High School Auditorium.
The production stars Madison Breslin in the title role. Alongside Breslin are Josiah Bailey as Mr. Darling and Captain Hook, Melissa Goggin as Liza and Tiger Lily, Dana Borowski as Wendy and Leif Johansen as Smee.
The musical is being produced by stage director Nick Iacovitti, vocal director Jerry Hoch, pit orchestra director Ross Reynolds and producer Bethany Hamilton. Tickets cost $10 for adults and $6 for students. Senior citizens over age of 62 are admitted free for one show with proper ID. Call 845/932-8401, ext. 2151.


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Ingredients, from left to right: blue cheese, butter, flour, fig jam and black pepper.
Use a good, firm blue cheese -- nothing too creamy, or the dough will be sticky.
Consulting about cookie cutter sizes.
Checking to make sure the dough is just coming together in a ball.
It's essentially a shortbread dough, but with cheese!
If you're nervous, you can chill the dough for a little bit before rolling it out.
You can use your thumb or the end of a wooden spoon, like we did, to create little troughs for the jam.
1/4 teaspoon is just right -- otherwise, you risk spillover!
Isn't Amanda's Christmas tree pretty?
Galangal (optional -- it's the odd shard in the upper left!), cinnamon, cocoa, pear, ground ginger.
Core the pears first, then slice them on a mandoline. You want them slightly thinner than 1/8 inch.
Amanda cuts the cores from a few slices of pear. It's easier to do this to an entire half, rather than slice by slice. Amanda likes a challenge.
Merrill grinds the galangal in a coffee-cum-spice grinder.
The sugar-and-spice mixture.
Walker stealthily snags some pear scraps while we consult on the recipe.
You lay the pear slices on cooling racks set atop a baking sheet.
Merrill arranges the pears. That's Amanda's family's Christmas tree in the distance.
Sprinkling the pears with the cocoa mixture. We're about 5 minutes into the recipe and we're almost done all the work.
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- Prep Time: 10 min
- Cook Time: 4 min
- Ready Time: 25 min
- Yield: 2 1/2 dozen beignets
- Crisco® Pure Canola Oil, for deep frying
- 1 cup water
- 1/2 cup unsalted butter
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1 cup Pillsbury BEST™ All Purpose Flour
- 1 1/2 tablespoons sugar
- 4 large eggs, at room temperature
- 1 1/2 teaspoons vanilla extract
- Powdered sugar
Preparation Directions
- HEAT 2 to 3 inches oil to 365ºF in deep fryer or deep saucepan.
- COMBINE water, butter and salt in medium saucepan; bring to a boil.
- ADD flour and sugar. Reduce heat to medium and stir until dough is smooth and comes away from side of pan; remove from heat. Stir 2 minutes to cool slightly.
- ADD eggs one at a time. Beat after each addition until well blended. Beat in vanilla.
- DROP by teaspoonfuls, a few at a time, into hot oil. Fry several minutes or until deeply golden brown, turning as needed for even browning. Remove with slotted metal spoon. Drain on paper towels. Roll in powdered sugar. Serve warm.
Nutritional Information Per Serving
Serving Size (1 beignet), Calories 90 (Calories from Fat 70), Total Fat 8g (Saturated Fat 2.5g, Trans Fat 0g), Cholesterol 35mg, Sodium 30mg, Total Carbohydrate 6g (Dietary Fiber 0g, Sugars 3g), Protein 1g; Percent Daily Value*: Vitamin A 2%, Vitamin C 0%, Calcium 0%, Iron 2%.
*Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
* Ensure all recipe ingredients are gluten free by referencing the ingredient labels, as products may vary. If uncertain, contact the ingredient manufacturer.