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Great Live Moments - Hilton Ruiz
April 30, 2008. Posted by Joshua Jackson.Add new comment | Filed under: benefit, benny golson, bourbon street, clifford, dizzy gillespie, hilton ruiz, hometown, hurricane katrina victims, Jazz Alive, jazz ballads, Listening Post, Live Music, lyrics, new orleans, performance studio, wbgo
So how can we say something so real has really gone away?
I hear him now, I always will
Believe me I remember Hilton still.
Those are actually the lyrics to "I Remember Clifford," one of the enduring jazz ballads by Benny Golson. With one modification. The name.
It should not go unnoticed that nearly two years ago, Hilton Ruiz lay unconscious on Bourbon Street in my hometown. What particularly stings me is that he was in New Orleans working on a benefit CD for and video about Hurricane Katrina victims.
It reminds me of a quote attributed to Dizzy Gillespie:
"Men have died for this music. You can't get more serious than that."
In 1986, Hilton Ruiz played the Steinway B in our performance studio.
Listen to "I Remember Clifford" from the WBGO Archives.
Next Generation JAM - WBGO Studio Sessions
April 25, 2008. Posted by Joshua Jackson.Add new comment | Filed under: afternoon jazz, area music, berklee college of music, clive davis, dave schroeder, group features, james moody, Jazz Alive, jazz appreciation, Jazz Education, jazz players, jim anderson, manhattan school of music, metro area, michael bourne, music programs, nyu school, performance studio, reggie workman, school jazz ensemble, Studio Sessions, suny purchase, wbgo
April is Jazz Appreciation Month, and it's been a busy time in the WBGO Performance studio. The next generation of jazz players from metro area music programs has been visiting Michael Bourne on Afternoon Jazz. Here are some highlights:
First up, the SUNY-Purchase Jazz Endeavor came to WBGO on April 9th. The group features recipients of the James Moody Scholarship.
Hear them play.
Today, we featured the students from Manhattan School of Music.
Check out the Manhattan School of Music Ensemble.
The New School, tutored by bassist Reggie Workman, came to WBGO.
Listen to The New School Jazz Ensemble.
Tune in Wednesday, April 30th at 8pm. I'm your host for a performance of Combo Nuvo, featuring faculty and students from the NYU School of Music.
This is a collaboration between WBGO and the Clive Davis School for Recorded Music at NYU. Special thanks to Jim Anderson and Dave Schroeder.
And finally, on May 20th, WBGO presents students from the Berklee College of Music on Midday Jazz with Rhonda Hamilton. So much for just one month of jazz appreciation. WBGO loves this music year-round. And you?
The (Stupid) Things We Do For Music
January 3, 2008. Posted by Joshua Jackson.Add new comment | Filed under: background story, briefcase, facial hair, forearms, giant metal, hudson river, instrument cables, jason lindner, mark guiliana, metal case, nypd, panagiotis, penchant, performance studio, public transportation, Riff, self preservation, subway entrance, wind chill, wind shear, zed
Sometimes, but not often, my penchant for thrift outweighs my basic need for self-preservation. Today was a perfect example.
Pianist Jason Lindner is visiting the WBGO performance studio this afternoon to record a session with his Now vs. Now band (Avishai Cohen, Panagiotis Andreou, Mark Guiliana, and Baba Israel). This is their first studio recording. Everyone but the drummer is using electronic processing, which means we need direct boxes to record them. Seven of them. WBGO owns two, and one is broken. That's the background story.
It's 14 degrees in New York this morning, with a wind chill near zero. Zed. Nil. Cold enough to freeze the breath from my nose onto my facial hair.
We typically rent whatever instrument equipment (like direct boxes and extra instrument cables) from Carroll Music. They're at 625 55th Street, between 11th Avenue and the Hudson River. Which is nowhere near public transportation. So after a nice trek from Columbus Circle, I was hurting from the wind shear coming off the Hudson. I arrive, only to pick up a giant metal case with our equipment weighing approximately 45 pounds. No wheels. Sweet.
After I schlepp everything back 58th Street, I walk into the subway entrance. I wobble past the NYPD as they're checking some poor guy's briefcase (but never consider stopping me, a very large man in black with a sizable case that I'm clearly struggling to tote).
Long story short. I'm in Newark. I saved 150 bucks in cartage costs. Well, 75 bucks so far. And I have some killer forearms now.
Hope the music's good!


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Those exposed to high levels of combat are significantly more likely to experience acute stress and symptoms of posttraumatic stress disorder, or PTSD. Learn more facts.
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Human Trafficking in Iowa
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Even though slavery was outlawed almost 150 years ago, people are still imprisoned and exploited daily in the United States.
Human traffickers prey on the vulnerable and isolated. Often these individuals are children or teenagers hoping to escape a difficult home life, but instead are captured by predators who sell them for sex.
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Three NCAA Div. III national titles
GRINNELL— Central College ended a six-game losing streak with a pair of encouraging volleyball victories Saturday at the Grinnell College Invitational.
The Dutch swept Rockford College (Ill.) 25-18, 25-15, 25-18, then outlasted Grinnell in a 23-25, 25-20, 26-28, 25-20, 15-12 victory. Setter Claire Stewart (sophomore, Colorado Springs, Colo., Classical Academy) received all-tournament team recognition and the Dutch improved to 3-10.
"They're two good wins that we needed," coach Kent Clayberg said. "We learned to come through at crunch time and we took some good steps in the right direction."
Right-side hitter Sam Retz (senior, Atkins, Benton Community HS) led the Dutch with nine kills against Rockford (3-11). Middle hitter Ashley Pedersen (senior, Humboldt) followed with seven. Holly Osborn (senior, Arvada, Colo., Saint Mary's Academy), who moved from middle hitter to right-side as the Dutch deal with some injures, hit .500 with five kills. Stewart had 27 assists and libero Tori Zempel (freshman, La Porte City, Union Community HS) dug 15 balls.
Central used a balanced attack against Grinnell (2-14) with four hitters tallying double-digit kills. Pedersen and middle hitter Hannah Welter (sophomore, Lincoln, Neb., Lincoln SW HS) had 11 apiece and outside hitters Tess Reinig (senior, Manchester, West Delaware HS) and Jessica Laflin (sophomore, Phoenix, Ariz., Horizon Honors HS) each had 10 kills. Stewart tallied 46 assists and Zempel had 17 digs.
"We used a few different lineups today but our middles did a very nice job in both matches," Clayberg said. "Our outsides started getting more aggressive in their swings and Tori was rock-solid again.
"Hopefully we can build on the things we did well today and take them into our next match Tuesday night and get our first conference win."
Central tackles the University of Dubuque at 7:30 p.m. at P.H. Kuyper Gymnasium. The Spartans are 7-5 overall and 1-1 in Iowa Conference action. The Dutch lead the all-time series 45-16.


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TONASKET – A more experienced team with more leaders this season will be the keys to the Tigers' football success this season.
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Reward offered for information leading to arrest and conviction of Tonasket
TONASKET – A $1,000 reward is being offered for information that leads to the arrest and conviction of the vandal or vandals who damaged property at the Tonasket American Legion and the Smith and Nelson Warehouse.
First annual Bulls and Barrels Event a success at the Tonasket Rodeo Ground
TONASKET – The Bulls and Barrels Event at the Tonasket Rodeo Grounds was a success last week, with 16 bull riders coming out with 48 barrel riders.
Tonasket women make a splash at the 'Funnest Relay in the West'
SPOKANE – A team of 12 women, all connected to Tonasket in some way, either personally or through a relative, participated in the Second Annual Spokane to Sandpoint Relay, touted as "The Funnest Race in the West" from Aug. 14-15.
Erna Edel
Erna Edel, 80, died peacefully in her home on Aug. 16, 2009 of complications due to Alzheimer's.
She was born Oct. 28, 1928 to Heinrich and Maria Motz, in Jargara, Bessarabia, Romania, in a mud brick home. When school age, she simultaneously attended German and Romanian schools completing the fifth grade.
Woodrow 'Woody' Ball
Woodrow 'Woody' Ball passed away July 17, 2009 in Tucson, Ariz. He was born in Newfoundland, Canada, raised a family in Tucson and joined the Tonasket community when he married longtime Tonasket resident, Ruth Corum Pruitt Ball in 1989. They divided their time between Tonasket and Tucson and traveled widely in the U.S. and Canada until her death in 2005. He took an active part in the Tonasket community, attending the Tonasket United Church of Christ, Kiwanis, contributed many hours to Habitat for Humanity projects and his yellow Ford Model T roadster appeared in many area parades. He had many friends in the Tonasket area who are saddened by his passing.
Sheriff's standoff with suicidal man ends safely for all
TONASKET – No one was injured during a standoff with a suicidal subject south of Tonasket on Wednesday, Aug. 12.
Sheriff Frank Rogers said a call came in at around 2:15 p.m. advising the Sheriff's Office of a suicidal subject near Ellisforde sitting in his vehicle with a handgun.
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Hardto play the game if you don't know the rules
The federal Department ofLabor is inspecting family farms in Okanogan County and so far it sounds likethey are asking orchardists to play a game in which the DOL doesn't want to letthe farmer in on the rules.
I hate to say I told you so — but I told you so
During the previous administration my liberal minded friends would routinely ask me if I was sorry I had voted for Bush yet. Well, now I submit that same question about Obama – are you sorry yet?
Letters to the Editor, Week 34
Content of their character causes concern
I'm writing in response toDan Dixon's letter insinuating that I, along with other white men who didn'twant to see Sonya Sotomayor appointed to the Supreme Court now think we "arebeing turned into second class citizens." The point in my last letter was thatS.S. is not qualified because she is an activist judge and that her decisionsas an appeallet court judge bear that out. She opposed a group of fireman in areverse discrimination law suit. But maybe, from her point of view there is nosuch thing as reverse discrimination.


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From The Bride…The vision for the wedding was to have a beautiful and comforting feel. I wanted the wedding to feel like a getaway for people. I chose warm tones of gold and cream and I found that Pelican hill, with its beautiful wooden chandeliers and the natural scenery worked very well with my theme. The floral arrangements had a natural elegance to them, and included hanging greenery to go with the more the theme of natural and elegant.
I like that we had the view of the ocean but it was still private. The food and service were impeccable.
The ceremony was probably what made this venue so unique. The rotunda and ocean view were spectacular. My bridesmaids and the groomsmen walked to Clair de Lune, which has a really special place in both Drew and my hearts as we see it describing the beginning of our relationship. I walked down the aisle with my father. The aisle was littered with white rose pedals. Drew and I wrote our own vows and at one point he even teared up while reading them to me!!
The reception was so fun and there was a TON of food… We had lobster and steak for dinner with two delicious kinds of wedding cake to follow, a cheese course and then of course, the waffle station opened up for a late night snack (which no one needed, I'm sure) we got the waffle idea because I'm from Belgium and the waffles came from a client of mine, Bruxie! They were delicious. I loved the speeches that my family and drew's family gave. It was amazing to see the courage my dad showed, because he is not particularly fond of public speaking. Most of all, it was amazing having all of our family and friends together in one place and having such an amazing time together.
The wedding cake was 5 layers and had flowers cascading down. Originally we were going to do sugar flowers, but decided that real flowers would probably better reflect the idea. I got the idea from looking at some other wedding cakes and I think it went well with the natural theme.
Macaroons with gold dust were our party favors for the guests.
We honeymooned to Greece, Italy, Israel and Turkey. We went on a Silversea cruise which was amazing. Our favorite spot was Santorini
I did not want to get too confused by spending a lot of time on my wedding gown shopping, so I very quickly narrowed the search to Monique L'Huillier. I initially had chosen a dress from her Bliss line, but once I tried on her couture line, I couldn't go back… I essentially had a one of a kind dress because it was a two piece gown, which a lace bodice and a satin a-line skirt with the draping that she is famous for. I bought it at the Monique L'Huillier store on Melrose.
Jimmy choo shoes and veil was from BHLDN. My jewelery was all "borrowed" from my mother or grandmother, who have beautiful diamond pieces that have been in my family for years. My "new" was a beautiful pendant made by my uncle that I wore around my neck which had a picture of my sister etched into the white gold and surrounded by diamonds. My sister passed away at the young age of 21 in January 2012.
Men's warehouse designed the groom's attire.
Amsale designed the bridesmaid's attire, they wore the vanilla color which went really well with the theme.
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7 Deaths During Holiday Driving Period
Frankfort, KY – Preliminary statistics show seven people died in seven separate traffic crashes on kentucky roadways from the day after Christmas through New Year's Day.
Alcohol was a suspected factor in three of the crashes and four of the victims was riding a motorcycle and wearing a helmet.
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The Alternative Investment Management Association
Alternative Investment Management Association Representing alternative asset managers globally
28 January 2011
The global hedge fund industry is not 'un-regulated' or lightly-regulated. Hedge fund managers are already rigorously regulated in all the main jurisdictions in which they operate, and significant new regulation is being introduced internationally.
That's according to the Alternative Investment Management Association (AIMA), the global hedge fund association, which has supported G20 regulatory initiatives for hedge funds. G20 leaders agreed in 2009 that all hedge fund managers should be registered by their national regulators, and that managers should report systemically relevant data to those regulators in the interests of financial stability.
"All the major jurisdictions where hedge fund managers operate - whether in North America, Europe or Asia-Pacific - have rigorous regulation of the industry. And this already rigorous regulation is being increased by new legislation introduced since the crisis – for example the Dodd-Frank Act in the United States, and the Alternative Investment Fund Managers Directive in the European Union," said Andrew Baker, CEO, AIMA.
"Some recent references to the 'un-regulated' financial sector internationally have been interpreted as referring to hedge funds. Given that it would be completely mistaken to call the global hedge fund industry 'un-regulated', this interpretation is presumably inaccurate.
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So far so good. Improvement on both offense and defense. We have to do a better job of chasing out 3 point shooters though. They're always late coming out.
Gallinari is 4-12 is his shot selection bad I'm just asking
Is Piazza gay? Not that there's anything wrong with that.
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Nene looks like a fool when TC is defending him.
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And the Sprite Spark of the Game award goes to.......
The past couple of games Melo was just missing, maybe because of injury. Tonight Melo looks like he's trying to do too much because he's facing his former team.
I agree though, Melo was a big reason we won the games we did. So come on. I don't like him going iso when we're having a nice flow of ball movement, but he shouldn't be criticized hard.
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I'm not great at stats but it seems to me you shouldn't add the values together, but take an average of them. The probability of failure in each year is equal to any other year is my reasoning.
A warranty is written on a product worth $10,000 so that the buyer is given $8000 if it fails in the first year, $6000 if it fails in the second, $4000 if it fails in the third, $2000 if it fails in the fourth, and zero after that. The probability of the product's failing in a year is 0.1; failures are independent of those of other years. What is the expected value of the warranty?
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One of my favorite things about fall is pumpkins… specifically pumpkin seeds. I love them, and we always buy a few extra pumpkins to carve just so I can roast the seeds.
While I tend to be a bit of a "traditionalist" when it comes to my seeds (just tossing them with a bit of olive oil, salt and garlic powder), I am excited to try some new seasonings – and recipes – this year and branch out a bit!
Basic Oven Roasted Pumpkin Seed Recipe
Rinse pumpkin seeds. Get all pumpkin "guts and slime" off of seeds. Pat dry.
Place seeds on baking (cookie) sheet. Toss seeds with just enough olive oil to coat. Sprinkle with salt and garlic powder. Bake at 350 degrees, for 20-30 minutes, stirring once or twice during baking, until golden and crispy.
Here are some fun variations to try:
- Microwave Pumpkin Seeds
- Skillet Toasted Seeds
- Toasted Pumpkin Seeds Three Ways (the Black Tea and Butter seeds sound delicious!)
- Sweet and Salty Seeds
- Garlic Pumpkin Seeds
- Chili Roasted Pumpkin Seeds
- Pumpkin No-Bake Energy Bites
- Pumpkin Seed Guacamole
- Everything Cookies
- Autumn Trail Mix
- Pumpkin Seed Pesto
- Spiced Dark Chocolate & Pumpkin Seed Bark with Sea Salt
- Cinnamon-Sugar Pumpkin Seeds
- Candied Pumpkin Seeds
- Taco Pumpkin Seeds
- Pumpkin Seed Brittle
- Sugar and Spice Roasted Pumpkin Seeds
- Pumpkin Seed Crusted Chicken
- Chicken in Green Pumpkin Seed Sauce
- Curried Pumpkin Seeds
- Pumpkin Seed Spaetzle
- Caramelized Pumpkin Seeds
- This site has tons of Pumpkin Seed Recipes – the Pumpkin Seed Meal Bars look awesome!
- Mexican Pumpkin Seeds
- Pumpkin Seed Crackers
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- Chili Roasted (Skillet) Pumpkin Seeds
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2001 A Space Odyssey is one of those films that must be taken entirely in the context of "in it's time". A small bit of this film has relevance today, though it has been done a thousand times over, subsequently better in many cases.
The opening scene is a pretty good indication of the dreadfully slow pace of this film. I'm not exaggerating; there is literally over two minutes of blank screen followed by an excruciatingly slow depiction of a planetary eclipse (probably not the right term but I don't care).
The first act entitled The Dawn of Man begins with a laughable scene of a bunch of tapirs (probably because they look rather prehistoric), and a tribe of prehistoric ape-people awkwardly cohabiting a little area in the middle of the desert. This drags on for quite a while, melodramatically showing a conflict between two tribes. Finally, a big rectangle appears, blasting some unsuspecting ape with the cognitive ability to use a bit of bone as a tool [or rather a weapon] and bash a rival ape-dude's fucking head in. The viewer is left to conclude that this uninspired looking rectangular cuboid gave these humble ape-fuckers a little oomph in their evolution which made humanity possible. I'm not even going to get into the silly underlying themes because frankly it is too obvious for me to give half a fuck.
Now that that is out of the way the viewer is shot out into space (presumably in the year 2001), and treated with a while spectacular, insanely long scene of a shuttle docking a space station. This chunk of the movie, like every other bit of the movie is unnecessarily long winded. In a nutshell Dr. Whoever makes his way to the moon where some of his buddies found another one of these rectangle things. It's point of origin is revealed to be around Jupiter from a radio beacon it sends out.
This is where the the movie starts feeling less like a prologue, and more like an actual movie. A ship with two conscious crew members, three in hibernation, and a faggy computer AI by the name of HAL 9000 are on their way to Jupiter to investigate the destination of this derelict signal. This is really the meat of the movie. You've probably seen a bazillion and one parodies and ripoffs of HAL, so you probably have a pretty good idea where this is going. The main geek draw of this situation is the wide torn Sci-Fi classic question of "can an artificial intelligence have feelings/a soul/be a complete dick etc.?".
How does it all end? Well if you really care after reading all of this, watch the damn movie. There is a lot to like about it no doubt, it just has so many annoyances that make it borderline unwatchable. My main problems were the painfully slow pace, and the horrid sound design. Sound design isn't something I'd usually complain about, however I must say this is just obnoxious; the music is distracting, and the sound effects like the endless bleepity bleeping and heavy breathing [while a guy is in a space suit] are just painful for someone of my sensibility. Ultimately, the pace of this film, combined with the hoard pretentious cocksuckers knee deep in praise and over their heads in shit kill this film for me. I can't overstate how good this movie could have been with a few tweaks here and there, and some competent editing. Even for all it's fault, the art design and the influence its had on science fiction puts this in the strangest place among good movies. Finally, yes it does have some mildly interesting themes, however obvious.
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UUUHhhhh cant we like send private messages or something? meh. Zahl! i need help! Ubisoft is **** but i like FC2, even though i cant play online, i totally enjoy making maps, and now that i have AI it's given the game a new lifespan!
I'm totally ******* off here >.<
Do you know EXACTLY how to install and make the AI work?
Hey, I can't help ya at all here, as I can't even get editor to load with the mod.
There is absolutely no instruction whatsoever aside from the installation notes. I'm not really sure what you can do. :S
This is basically how the ai are supposed to perform as a frame of reference:
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Boo right back at ya chubbs. :P Whats kicking down in suburban USA? How are things?
Nice, keeping golden-eye alive :)
I haven't been at it much lately. Kinda hit a do or die wall; modeling. I either have to properly learn to model or scrap a great deal of this map if not all of it. :( I'm getting back into it and things are on the up and up so who knows eh. Thanks for the interest m8.
well, best of luck, man.....i hope everything works out. modeling isn't that difficult- or so i hear. and i'm sure plenty of people out there would love to help you...i mean, who doesn't adore Goldeneye?
i was suicidally distraught when the Crysis mod Goldeneye00Heaven was canned.....and combining the 1st three GE levels into one cohesive SP map for a modern-day engine(Crysis, no less) is one of the most ingenious user-mod ideas i've ever seen. :-)
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One of the field experiments you will carry out is to take readings of the temperature, sunlight and humidity in different areas, using a compass to determine your direction.
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You should choose five different areas in school grounds (see map at the bottom of this page). At each of these positions use a compass to find North and place an arrow on your map to indicate its direction.
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Manny Acta hasn't had a lot to smile about this season. The Indians, after winning their final two games this weekend against Toronto, are on pace for 68 wins, meaning they're on pace to finish the season 68-94. In the year the Indians won the Central Division (a mere three seasons ago), they had 96 wins. Sounds grim, right? Maybe, maybe not. I'm about to make a prediction. It's a prediction so bold, so out there, so crazy that you'll have to click the jump link to see what it is.
Don't say "it ain't so", you know the time is now
It's just not their year.
The Indians lost a game to the Rays tonight in 11 innings, but worse and more importantly, they lost their starting shortstop to a broken
right left forearm. My guess is, best case, Cabrera comes back around the All-Star Break.
What ended up ending Cabera's night, week, month and half of the season was kind of a freak play. The Indians had the shift on for Hank Blalock, who hit a ground ball up the middle. As Cabrera, diving from the first base side of second base, and Peralta, diving from the third base side, the two collided. Peralta was shaken up but stayed in the game, while Cabrera had to be carted off the field.
A lot of fans are blaming Peralta for running into Cabrera. The problem is that fans also blame Peralta when he doesn't dive for the ball. Ever since Aaron Boone left the Indians, Peralta has become the designated scapegoat for the Indians (unless you're talking to those weirdos who think it was Casey Blake). But let's look at the facts: over the last three years (since Boone left), Peralta's numbers are .264/57/258. Granted, those aren't exactly Pujolsian numbers, but Peralta hasn't been the real problem, especially when you compare his numbers to Sizemore's over that same time period: .262/75/245. Peralta hasn't spent any time on the DL, and he went through a position change last season. Give the guy a break.
Despite that injury the Indians were able to take the lead thanks to some clutch hitting by Jhonny Peralta (see? SEE?), Luis Valbuena and Trevor Crowe. This is all ironic because the three scapegoats in this game are also the three Indians who managed to produce runs. Crowe's moment came in the 8th, when a 2-out sinking line drive was hit his way in center field. Crowe came in, dove, caught the ball…and then dropped it. The tying run scored, opening the door for extra innings. Can't really do much about that. While I don't doubt Sizemore makes that play, there aren't many starting center fielders besides Sizemore who DO make that play and Crowe made a solid effort, particularly indoors.
After Cabrera left, Luis Valbuena played shortstop the rest of the game. While he's a defensive wizard at second base, he leaves a lot to be desired at shortstop and his continued play there is only hurting his already fragile confidence. The play of the game came in the eleventh, with the Rays batting in their last at-bat with one out. John Jaso hit a slow chopper to in the hole towards short. Valbuena took an awkward route to the ball, looking initially like he wasn't hustling but really he just didn't get a very good jump on it. After gloving it, he double clutched before unloading a seed to first. Jaso was called safe. While he was actually out by a hair, the play was closer than it should have been, closer than it would have been had Cabrera or even Peralta been playing short.
Two batters later, the Rays squeezed home the run when Jamey Wright was able to glove the bunt but chucked it over the head of Marson on a do-or-die play. Game over.
Look, I want the Indians to win just as bad as anyone. And losing hurts. But this isn't the Indians of 1995. It's not even the Indians of 2005 or 2007. These guys are learning every game (with the exception of Valbuena at short, I guess) and there's no question that they're trying. And there have been some bright spots on this season so far, including the return of Jake Westbrook and Fausto Carmona.
But for the Indians to win this year, everything had to go right. Injuries couldn't hurt the Indians much (no pun intended), the starting pitching had to be good, the defense had to be lockdown and the offense had to be as good as or better than last year. So far, only the starting pitching has been good. The defense, while making among the fewest errors in the league, have given up more unearned runs than most other teams in the league. And the offense…well, let's just say that when Russell Branyan teed off for the first time against Kansas City the other night, it was the Indians' first home run by a first baseman, catcher or left fielder. Between them.
The 2010 Indians are young and inexperienced and it shows almost nightly. And really, what other options do the Indians have? Sure, there's Lonnie Chisenhall knocking the cover off at AAA Columbus, but as we've seen particularly in the last couple years, AAA success does not translate into major league success. Sure, there's high-priced or medium-priced veterans, but the Indians are on pace to draw less fans this year than any season in the Jacobs/Progressive Field era. Baseball is a business; something has to pay the bills.
I love baseball enough that despite the karma not falling the Indians' way this season (I blame the Cavs for that Z trade – karma like that can cross the street), I'll keep watching. But it's not their year.
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Good morning, Vagabonds
Good morning. Slim, what did the doctor say?
Yesterday, I ordered a new bed frame which will be delivered today, so I was up all night reading the newspapers my friend brought me so they won't be in the way of the delivery people, who will take away the old frame – hence my late (for me) message.
Morning, Village.
Slim, did you go the doctor? I've been real concerned about you since Saturday.
Good morning…
Sorry about the obscure movie clues yesterday. I posted a link to the answer+ late yesterday. Bogart's "The Big Sleep." I'd like to run down to Key Largo for the Humphrey Bogart Film Festival May 2-5.
Good morning to all,
Slim, I just want you to know that I put you on my prayer group's prayer line.
Hoping you will be up to commenting again later today and giving us all an update as to how you're doing.
Good Morning, Everyone,
I'll echo everyone's comments……..Slim, let us know what the doctor said! We'll be praying for you too!
Florchi, I am almost embarrassed to say that I've never seen "The Big Sleep". :((
It snowed during the night! And, about 80% melted already! Hopefully that will aide the new growth of the grasses.
Well, we're almost all packed. Just a few last minute things to throw into the suitcases. It's quite a challenge to use only two suitcases……….with our credit card, we get one each free suitcase, and up to 50 pounds each. I love a challenge!
Good morning, Vagabonds.
I'll add my two cents here. Slim, please let us know if our prayers are working.
Florchi, I too have never seen "The Big Sleep". I've seen several Bogie & Bacall movies, but not that one.
The weather continues in the mid- to upper nineties. I don't really mind the daytime heat, but the temp is still well over 80 at 11PM. When I got up this morning, it was before sunup and it was 79 outside. I prefer cooler temps at night so I can open up the windows.
Forgot to call until too late. Happens a lot.
Good afternoon Vagabonds.
Just got back from St. Johnsbury, took my mom to the hearing aid folks to gave her aids cleaned and her ears to.
Today's been one of those on again, off again type of days. sun shine one miniet cloudy the next.
Hay Slim, saw your pic on Facebook, hope your doing better.
Well guess I'll watch the TV with my eyes closed, later folks.
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This place was a treat. We had it all to ourselves which was a bonus! Friendly staff, good food, interesting, quirky and huge room. The setting is magnificent. We walked up into the gorges and the hills beyond early in the morning on the trail of the skittish zebra, watched by curious klipspringers. Peaceful, beautiful and fascinating.
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Very welcoming staff, beautiful room and verandah, fabulous evening meals, knowledgeable guide who took us for a nature walk and spotted zebra which we would otherwise never have seen. The sky at night was amazing. After dinner some zebra came to the waterhole which was a real treat.
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We understand that this lodge is shortly to be sold at auction and hope that the new owner will continue to provide the same high level of service.
Quirky lodge in a remote and beautiful place
A long drive on gravel roads, but it as worth it to arrive and be greeted by the lovely Salome. We stayed in room 9 and thought it must be one of their best, later discovering it was the honeymoon suite! It was large and comfortable with stunning views from the terrace, though better lighting and handrails would make it easier for more mature travellers (or even honeymooners) to climb back up there safely after dinner. A torch was essential, but not provided.
Activities on offer weren't well explained and we could probably have done a bit more with our time there. We did the shorter walk, as the '5 hour' one sounded daunting, but were told afterwards that it would have been no more strenuous and given us more time up on the plateau.
The lodge was up for sale while we were there and it seems likely whoever buys it would make some changes - hopefully for the better. Guests were a strange mixture: from a group of 'overlanders' doing their own catering, to a couple flying in on a private plane.
Zebra River Lodge review
Highlight was the food. The cook was really good and we enjoyed the meals. The swimming pools was unclean and full with algae.
a very special place in the mountains
We were the only guests which meant we got a lot of care and attention. The owners were very friendly without crowding us out - they havda lot to do with their plans to develop the Lodge. Our aim was to have some time in the mountains walking. We did do this although the walks are not quite as easy as you might think: there are some waymarks on this private land but with hand drawn maps it can get tricky.
The long awaited rains were starting so one day we got rained off from the mountains but overall it was a great experience and the landscape is stunning, fantastic birds but relatively limited wildlife, lots of baboons in the rocks above you as you walk and we did see a few zebra. It is off the beaten track but ideal if you want a few days of relative solitude.
The geology is interesting and provides another reason to walk.
A great place to get away from it all!
This is a great lodge in a wonderful setting with beautiful views and some great walks from the lodge. The staff were all friendly and helpful and the rooms were very comfortable.
Many fellow-travellers we met missed the Naukluft Mountains area but for us, it was a highlight of our trip.
Zebra River Lodge
Sadly the worst lodge of our trip. Had a slightly run down air about it and although welcomed by the pleasant staff our feeling was it was not well run. It transpired that the owners were away as was the only guide. The lady who was standing in for the owners was charming and did what she could to make us feel at home. However on our last evening a coach arrived of self catering guests with us as the only other guests which was not very pleasant. They also left at 5am which disturbed our sleep
There was little in the way of organised activities which was ok for us we did 2 walks on the day we were there but there was no guiding as advertised as the guide was away. Our short sundowner drive was with the maintenance man.
Our very dirty car was cleaned for us for which we were very grateful
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The lodge replied at length, very concerned by our travellers feedback and made the following comments.
The owners and the guide were away at the time of these guests visit. We now understand that when this happens, there is no relief guide to take the activities. There are marked trails on the property for guests to do unguided walks. The owner has confirmed that the maintenance man is also one of their drivers and that he often takes the sundowner trips, which the owner feels " do not need a qualified guide". Their resident guide would usually do these trips too, but they promote up-skilling within their staff and consider his absence an opportunity for their maintenance man to gain experience. Their resident guide was trained up through the ranks in a similar way.
There was a group staying at the lodge at the time and they occupied the rest of the rooms. That group did leave early, at 5:00am, to go on a day trip to Sossusvlei.
The owner has apologized for the noise and disturbance caused by the groups early departure.
Zebra River Lodge review
Loved Zebra River Lodge. Did two walks on our own from the Lodge. Did the second walk at dawn when we realised how hot it was for the first walk.
Lovely room in beautiful location. A fantastic introduction to Namibia. One of the best sundowners of the holiday. It was lovely when the staff came and sang beautifully to us at the end of the meal.
Stunning location
Beautiful scenery , we loved the complete isolation and solitude . Stars were amazing at night. Probably one of our favourite locations we stayed at .
We thought it could easily have more activities for families ie horse riding and bike paths . Food was superb . We would go back here easily if there was more to offer in this area and stay longer next time .


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Airtricity League director Fran Gavin says that while it would be "naive" to think Irish football couldn't become a target for match-fixing, he is confident that, thus far, the problem has not taken root in this country.
Gavin says that, in recent years, just two League of Ireland games were subject to pre-match interventions by the FAI following reports of irregular betting patterns and, in both cases, there was subsequently no evidence in the games themselves to suggest anything was amiss.
In his role as Integrity Officer with the FAI, Gavin recently attended a Fifa/Uefa conference in Rome at which the issue of match-fixing was discussed by football officials, Europol, state bodies and betting companies.
"It's something that's crept into football worldwide over the last number of years," he says, "and we'd be very naIve to think that our league wouldn't be a target for something like that, especially with ours being a summer league.
"As things stand, we get notification from betting companies or other relevant parties if there are any irregular betting patterns around games. We then have a protocol that kicks in whereby, prior to a game, we'd meet and talk to the match officials, both sets of managers and the players in the dressing room.
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Roundup: Jefferson boys blank Washinton
CHARLES TOWN – Brett Stewart scored a goal midway through the second half to provide Jefferson with a 1-0 victory over Washington Tuesday and wrap up second place in the Eastern Panhandle Athletic Conference.
Hunter Koppenhaver assisted on the goal for the Cougars (14-2-2).
Ian Forrest posted his third straight shutout in goal.
Musselman 3, Spring Mills 0
INWOOD – Musselman pulled away with the shutout win over Spring Mills to bring its record to 2-12-2 on senior night.
Bradley Derito scored in the 14th minute for the Applemen's first-half goal. Tommy Tyson got the assist.
Zach Alvarez scored in the second half with the assist from Eric Sencindiver. Jesse Staubs scored the final goal on a direct kick. Both teams' goalkeepers made two saves.
The Applemen took 22 shots while the Cardinals took six.
Spring Mills remains winless with a record of 0-15.
Hedgesville 3, Martinsburg 1
HEDGESVILLE – Hedgesville came away with the 3-1 win over Martinsburg in the Eastern Panhandle Athletic Conference matchup.
Emily Ambuul scored twice for the Eagles, and Maddy Foster added the other goal. Both Ambuul and Foster both had an assist.
Victoria Smith scored Martinsburg's goal. The Bulldogs freshman keeper played well in the net, getting nine saves.
The Eagles outshot Martinsburg 22-6.
Hedgesville JV lost 3-0 to Mercersburg Academy, Pa.
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Taylor Lord, playing in just half of two sets, led the Applemen with nine kills.
Kaitlin Ferretti had eight assists, three kills and five digs and Lexi Fritts and Michelle Butler six kills each.
The Applemen are 28-6.
Meanwhile, Spring Mills defeated Saint James, Md., in five games Saturday as coach Keri Jackson defeated her coaching sister Blakeley.
Madi Carter had nine kills and six aces for the Cardinals. Leah Smith had 11 kills and Annyssa Greene five aces and 15 digs.
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Concord fired a 911 to capture the team title, while Concord's Evan Muscari (225) gained individual honors after downing Fairmont State's Jess Ferrell in a playoff.
Shepherd's second place finish is the highest conference championship finish in program history.
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Barley, chicken & mushroom risotto
Nutrition and extra info
- Freezable
- Healthy
Nutrition: per serving
- kcal564
- fat12g
- saturates5g
- carbs61g
- sugars3g
- fibre3g
- protein42g
- salt1.1g
- 1 tbsp butter
Butter is made when lactic-acid producing bacteria are added to cream and churned to make an…
- 1 tbsp olive oil
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Probably the most widely-used oil in cooking, olive oil is pressed from fresh olives. It's…
- 2 large shallot, finely sliced
Related to the onion (as opposed to being a younger version of it), shallots grow in clusters at…
- 1 garlic clove, chopped
- 3 skinless chicken breast, cut into chunky pieces
- 300g pearl barley
- 250ml white wine
- 400g mixed wild and chestnut mushroom, chopped
- 1 tbsp thyme leaf
- 1l hot chicken stock
- 3 tbsp grated Parmesan
Parmesan is a straw-coloured hard cheese with a natural yellow rind and rich, fruity flavour. It…
- snipped chives, to serve (optional)
- Parmesan shavings, to serve (optional)
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In a large heavy saucepan, heat the butter and oil. Sauté the shallots and garlic with some seasoning for 5 mins, then stir in the chicken and cook for 2 mins.
Add the barley and cook for 1 min. Pour in the wine and stir until it is absorbed. Add the mushrooms and thyme, then pour over ¾ of the stock. Cook for 40 mins on a low simmer until the barley is tender, stirring occasionally and topping up with remaining stock if it looks dry. Remove from the heat and stir in the grated Parmesan. Serve immediately, with chives and Parmesan shavings scattered over, if you like.
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made this last week! added some more wine to the mix, used chestnut, portobello and normal white mushrooms.... it was Amazing! the barley remains a bit al dente.. added a leek to the beginning when i cooked the onion too and that was great.. the mushrooms gave it such a nice colour. I think I would prefer this without chicken in it.. and as an accompaniment to some nice pork and apple sausages or just as it is as a veggie option... definitely recommend!
I made the recipe with ingredients as stated (except for subbing chicken breast for thighs), and it is really lovely. I increased the cooking time to an hour and would probably have further increased that if I'd had the time as I like my pearl barley on the squiggly-side rather than al-dente. Will make again but I'll stick it in my rice cooker next time.
The flavours are delicious. I didn't need to season, the stock was enough.
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