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While students from School No. 3 enjoyed their winter break, St. John Fisher College education students rolled up their sleeves, and worked hard to complete a classroom renovation to surprise them on their first day back. Mission accomplished!
On Monday, February 27, 24 fourth grade students returned to school in awe after seeing their brand new classroom revealed.
Over 40 students from Visiting Instructor Sharon Christman's Curriculum, Instruction and Assessment in Literacy course worked collaboratively with School No. 3 to create a better teaching and learning environment.
Rochester City School District administrators, custodians, the school librarian, the parent coordinator, students, teachers, and staff all took active roles in the project, which also included a resource room for parents.
Over the course of two days, the makeover team made many changes to the space, including a classroom library. They added bookshelves, comfortable seating, and sorted and labeled all of the class' books. Additionally, they purchased some specific books requested by the students. They also created a community supply center, complete with organized supplies for teachers and students to use at any point of their day. Many of the supplies were donated by Fisher students. An exploration center was designed and featured small hands-on projects and experiments.
The students also all received brand new desks, small white boards for completing writing or math exercises, and the classroom was equipped with a Smart Board.
Fisher students gave the rooms a fresh coat of paint, even including a mural of an eagle, School No. 3's mascot.
The resource room will serve the entire school, and is a place for students and teachers to work independently or in small groups, according to Christman. She said her students also designed a "Cozy Corner" that is surrounded by books and activities specifically created for parents to work with their children at school.
"The classroom design speaks to the integration of research that has led to the creation of a systematic approach to support literacy," said Christman. "We teach our students here at Fisher about the classroom instruction of theory, and transform it into a real life experience for them, and in turn, they set up an instructionally appropriate classroom."
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Kelsey Murphy '13, a Childhood and Special Education major, was part of the Fisher makeover team, and said it was an experience she will never forget.
"I learned how crucial it is to have a classroom that feels like a home to the students. Teachers need a classroom that is organized and appealing, but also a classroom that will feel safe to their students," said Murphy. "This project prepared me as a future teacher, because I now know what changes to make to a classroom so it will benefit my students and their learning."
Education student Jake Nally chats with School No. 3 students about their new classroom.
Bridget Wegman '13, an Elementary and Special Education major, was also part of the project and said it was one of her most memorable and peak experiences that she has had so far in her time at Fisher.
"It was wonderful to be involved in an act of community service with my fellow teacher candidates. Not only was the service to others rewarding, I also learned a great deal about myself as a future teacher and how I want my students and my future classroom set up and organized," she said. "I realized through this process there must be a reason to support all of the decisions I will make as a teacher. My heart again is on fire for teaching and I cannot wait to begin to put into practice all that I have and will continue to learn."
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Surnames: Agazio and Rota
My grandfather and grandmother immigrated to the US in the early 1900's...my grandfather (Franco Antonio Agazio) entered through Canada somewhere around 1900 , and my grandmother (Marietta Rota) in 1912 we think through Ellis Island...although I can't find her in the Ellis Island database. I do not know where in Italy they came from, however I have sent away for their naturalization paperwork and hope to get that info soon. I've been told that my grandmother was a mail order bride and would like to know if anyone else have found this type of thing.
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Arranged marriages were performed when both parties were present. There was no such thing as a "mail order bride " from Italy. If marriages were arranged and both parties were single then she would have been accompanied to the USA and married here in a religious ceremony. Civil marriages may have been performed with a stand-in representing the husband so that she could obtain documents. File form 81 with NARA go to www.genealogylookups.com/narchives.htm for her arrival and www.archives.ca for grandfather's arrival in canada. Peter
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Apr. 24, 2015, 12:47 PM
- China's decision to scrap export quotas and taxes on rare earth elements may boost stalled demand for the products, Lynas (OTCPK:LYSCF, OTCQX:LYSDY) CEO Amanda Lacaze tells Bloomberg.
- Users have been drawing down on stockpiles while awaiting clarity over China's policy on the export of the elements, Lacaze says.
- China, which produces ~85% of global supply, announced yesterday it will remove export tariffs on rare earths beginning May 1.
- Lynas, which said March was the first month in the company's history in which it was cash flow positive, is seeking to restructure its debt before September, the CEO says.
- Relevant tickers: MCP, REE, AVL, GSM, GMO, OSN, REMX
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- Molycorp (MCP) bonds rose to their highest level in more than a month after peer Lynas (LYSCF, LYSDY) sold shares, and "distressed investors looked at Lynas and said if they can raise money, Molycorp can too."
- MCP, which has lost money for nine straight quarters and may run out of cash in another seven months or so if operations don't improve, may benefit from new investments being made into the rare earth industry, a Loomis Sayles analyst says.
- With fresh capital, investors see MCP's Mountain Pass facility in California becoming fully operational later this year that would help the company grow.
Mar. 26, 2014, 3:38 PM
- Analysts say rare earth elements will continue to fall this year after China loses a trade dispute over its export controls, as new mines boost output and while demand in high tech products disappoints.
- A price war could break out after the U.S., EU and Japan won their case over export restrictions they said gave Chinese companies an unfair competitive edge in key sectors, says Ryan Castilloux of Adamas Intelligence; China's "only tangible defense becomes competing head-to-head on price with emerging global producers."
- Investors already are concerned about excess supply as Molycorp (MCP -3%) and Lynas (LYSCF -12.5%) boost output at their new mines; MCP aims to boost output to 20K metric tons/year after producing ~1K metric tons in Q4 2013.
- Also: REE -0.6%, AVL -2.4%, GMO -3.7%.
Jul. 31, 2013, 12:53 PM
- A spike in Molycorp (MCP +6.7%) is attributed to an article that says China rare earth prices skyrocketed in the past week.
- Dysprosium oxide jumped 79% in the past week, according to MetalMiner's price index; yttria climbed 47%, terbium rose 34.5%.
May 28, 2013, 8:36 AM
Demand for rare earth oxides has troughed, which could be good news for Molycorp (MCP) after another 12% decline in prices during May, Morgan Stanley says, but additional supply from MCP and Lynas in H2 of this year could put prices back under pressure. The firm keeps its Equal Weight rating on MCP but raises its Q2 EPS estimate to a $0.25 loss from a $0.30 loss. MCP +2% premarket.| May 28, 2013, 8:36 AM
Dec. 11, 2012, 4:00 PM
Molycorp (MCP +5.8%) posts its second straight strong gain, as the picture grows brighter: Large stockpiles of rare earths are finally starting to dwindle, and top competitor Lynas is undergoing regulatory problems with Malaysia's government. How much higher can MCP climb? Oracle's Laurence Balter has a $50 price target, but shares still would be shy of their 2011 summer high near $7.| Dec. 11, 2012, 4:00 PM | 4 Comments
Dec. 10, 2012, 3:19 PMLynas' (LYSCF.PK, LYSDY.PK) plans to ramp up rare earth materials via its new Malaysian plant suffer a setback, as four ministers say it must export waste material in Malaysia or risk having its operating license revoked. The ministers' statement followed reports citing Lynas Malaysia's director as saying the company would not export residue from the plant. MCP +19.8%, AVL +10%, REE +9.5%. | Dec. 10, 2012, 3:19 PM | 7 Comments
Jun. 21, 2012, 12:20 PM
Australian miner Lynas (LYSCF.PK -12%) gives back all of the gains it made following parliamentary approval in Malaysia on Tuesday of a controversial rare earths processing facility. A coalition of groups opposing the plant today vowed "wave after wave" of protests that they won't stop until "the world's largest radioactive dump" is forced out.| Jun. 21, 2012, 12:20 PM
Jun. 14, 2012, 2:58 PM
With many rare-earth stocks (REMX) near 52-week lows, now may be the time to dig in to sector bargains, Jacob Securities' Luisa Moreno says. Prices for rare-earth elements "are approaching levels which are economic again," so she sees demand starting to pick up and prices stabilizing in H2. It may take time to affect stocks, but she likes MCP, TAS, MTCEF.PK, LYSCF.PK.| Jun. 14, 2012, 2:58 PM | 4 Comments
Jul. 5, 2011, 7:33 AM
On a breathtaking tear all year, rare earth metals prices fall M/M for the first time in June, according to Lynas (LYSCF.PK). "There are whole industries disappearing at the moment" because of high prices, says a producer. China is expected to announce rare earth export quotes for H2 in the coming days.| Jul. 5, 2011, 7:33 AM
Jun. 30, 2011, 10:53 AM
Shares of rare earth companies soar after reports a competitor's large refinery in Malaysia faces problems. The Australian Stock Exchange halted trading yesterday on Lynas Corp. (LYSCF.PK -8.8%) in advance of a news conference outlining its safety issues. Gainers: MCP +6.2%, REE +3.9%, AVL +4.6%.| Jun. 30, 2011, 10:53 AM
May 5, 2011, 2:18 PM
Goldman Sachs analysts predict a glut in rare earth supplies by 2013 as new mines open to take advantage of massive price increases. The bank's view is in direct contrast with rare earth producer Lynas (LYSCF.PK +6.9%) who says the world's major exporter (China) is on the verge of becoming a net importer. MCP -3.7%, AVL -7.0%.| May 5, 2011, 2:18 PM | 3 Comments
Mar. 8, 2011, 10:15 AM
Lynas (LYSCF.PK) rushes to finish a $230M rare earth refinery in Malaysia that will process ore shipped from its Australian mines. The first such plant to be built outside of China in 3 decades, it could meet 1/3 of the world's rare earth demands within 2 years.| Mar. 8, 2011, 10:15 AM
Feb. 15, 2011, 1:40 PMDocuments obtained by Bloomberg show Australia blocked a 2009 bid by China to purchase 52% of strapped rare earth miner Lynas (LYSCF.PK) over concern it could threaten supplies to non-Chinese users. Lynas subsequently raised cash elsewhere, and its value has risen 25X since the 2009 bottom. | Feb. 15, 2011, 1:40 PM | 3 Comments
Nov. 24, 2010, 7:36 AMMiner Lynas (LYSCF.PK) rose in Aussie trading after reaching a deal with Japanese trading house Sojitz to supply rare earth metals, with details to follow. Reports say Sojitz will pay $300M for the rights to buy 8,500 tons of the crucial metals, equal to ~30% of annual demand in Japan. (background) | Nov. 24, 2010, 7:36 AM


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A lot of players have, and this goes on for a while not just in recent times, trying to cheat their way into being good at Order & Chaos Online. Not only is this cheating and absolutely not fair towards the other players, it also doesn't work (well, it works for a short time and then it gets sanctioned) and the punishment is usually worse than the reward you get from using such foul tricks and cheats. Yesterday, we have found out about some players using gem exploits and we have already written about it. Basically, those players will be punished by a 5 day ban, although we think it should be 10 days, but again something is better than nothing. Unfortunately, these kinds of punishments and writing these texts might help on short term, although we think it won't work for a short while either, but they won't do anything to drastically help the game get rid of cheaters and exploiters. It is a bad habit and it is primarily wrong. It is wrong because it is a direct violation of the Terms of Use and it is wrong because it is not fair towards players who have invested their time and money into Order & Chaos Online, and then you just come along, click here, click there and here you go, you have all the most epic equipment and the strongest skills in Order & Chaos Online. But, this won't change anything. Banning you won't change anything. Just think of this, when you are enjoying your epic equipment, know that you are possibly the worst thing that can happen to a game.
Order & Chaos Online – Cheater cheater best friend eater
I hate cheaters in the games, because it shows poor gamingship as well. it showing that some players are willing to take short cuts and avoid quests and go into pvp zones and take down anyone that are doing quests, This is uncalled for! I think you should put a 60 day banned and email stating to the players account to as well for the cheating in games, plus strip them of the gear as well that use for cheating as well, I will be a better punishment for cheating as well. this cheating in mmo rpg is uncalled for and I think you should put in a special team to over see this and stop the cheating dead in its tracks. by doing this it will teacher the cheating players not to cheat and put fairness back into the game itself.
Yes rnovak!
Сделайте нормальный шанс дропа вещей эпического ранга и то,что можно приобрести только за руны сделать доступным для всех игровым путём.И будет счастье!
Ответьте мне пожайлуста на такой вопрос:фармить данж (сайлен) полгода по 5 раз в день и ничего кроме душ не выбить – это нормально???
Я ненавижу читеров ,но понимаю их,потому что то ,что трата времени в никуда раздражает ещё больше.
Make a normal drop rate of epic things rank and that can only be purchased for the runes to make the game accessible to all putem.I will be happy!
Answer me please: this question: farm dungeon (silencing) six months to 5 times a day and nothing but the shower is not clear – is this normal???
I hate cheaters, but I understand them, because whatwhat a waste of time going nowhere even more annoying.
Think like that, if a cheat or glitch is easy and possible for you to do and you know how to do it, im sure you will try it, the thing is you have to make the game uncheatable and fix all glitches possible so players cant exploit it so easly
Вы добавляете новые данжи ,которые сложнее предыдущих ,при этом и шанс выбить что то в них стоящее делаете низким! Если многие думают ,что это делает игру интересней и сложнее ,то на мой взгляд это делает игру бессмысленной!
Я не пишу, что всем в игре всё и сразу должно достаться,но как сейчас-лучше и не играть.
You add new dungeons, which are more difficult earlier, with a chance to clear and what is worth doing in them low! If many people think that it makes the game more interesting and more difficult then in my opinion it makes the game pointless!
I do not write that everything in the game all at once should get, but as of now, it is better not to play.
This not totally related, but there still a problem of people grave ganking, also ganking at teleports. I also frequently get attacked in non-pvp areas like the auction house or generators temple. Not to mention the world bosses. I get that having the world bosses and mech dailies and epic mounts be in pvp areas makes the game more challenging, but I just a little tired of being attacked all the time. I not really a pvp person, I prefer questing. Thx
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There is a person with a username called Gameloft saying that players need to give him their usernames and passwords because all accounts will be banned in 2 days time for a security sweep. If not handed in account will be lost. Is this true, or is this a terrible scam? I really want to know RIGHT NOW because players have already pm the person and handed over their accounts, it's all over the global chat. I don't want to give my account to an unknown person, nor do I want it to be sweeped off! This player is from the Arcadian Forest server, thanks.
He is a fraud, anyone great enough of a fool to believe it deserves to lose their account to his scams. I too have seen this, and reported him more than once. He should be banned in due time. Don't trust people claiming to be from Gameloft unless they have the GM tag, or are otherwise easily distinguishable as such from normal players in the chat.
Gameloft clearly stated to all players of Oac not to give your accounts and passwords in the game! (Terms and Conditions and Tips on loading screen)
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Also, ban this guy called Sin, he somehow found a bug that allowed him to attack in non pvp zones like towns and teleport stations and he just kills people and you can't attack back. Then he laughs in the global chat. There is a group of players known as Roarrks Gang who stay at Arkans Field and PK lower levelled players at the graveyards in order to complete the Crazy Butcher achievement. Fully geared with epic armour lvl 70s just ringing the cemetery and killing all those who spawn there.
The worst thing in oac is the exhaust, 3 or 4 runs in dungeons than exhausted . And some players like me , cant buy rune, nothing , cause in my country is not allowed , i really would be happy if the exh wouldnt exist or make it possible to go us more than 3 or 4 runs in dungeons, plesae…


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The shape of MMA in the early days was made not through Youtube or DVD sales, but photographs. In the early days of MMA, I got most of my news from magazines, be it "Full Contact Fighter" or "Grappling" magazine, and occasionally even "Black Belt" magazine, long before they transitioned into covering the sport more attentively. The only way to visualize the fights were through photos, especially since tape trading was a very tight-knit world to crack into. One of the most prolific and best photographers in the world when it comes to MMA is Susumu Nagao. Even if you do not recognize the name, you will know his iconic images that have been used since 1993 to showcase UFC, Pride, and other international events. Finally, a book has been released in the US that showcases these amazing photos, but more than that, showcases the roots of the sport from before the acronym MMA ever existed.
"From Vale Tudo to MMA" is written by Marcelo Alonso, a prolific reporter who started his MMA career as a photographer and reporter for KIAI magazine and would then become editor of "Tatame" magazine for 15 years. spend 15 years as editor for Tatame. Currently, Alonso is a host for the Brazilian "Combate Channel", and partner of the PVT website and publishing house that helped make this book possible.
This book is not just pictures from Alonso and Susumu, as well as other photographers, but is the story of the sport's earliest days, going as far back as the beginning of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu when Master Maeda came to Brazil to spread his style of Jiu-Jitsu. From there, BJJ begins and we jump into the history of the early members of the Gracie family doing style vs style matches and leading into their rivalry with the combatants from Luta Livre.
As MMA begins in America, we begin to see the transformation of the sport internationally, and soon in Japan with Pride FC. Here is where we begin to see Susumu's legendary shots of the sport that embody the notion that "a picture is worth a thousand words". It takes a master to tell the story of an entire fight through one photo, and Mr. Nagao's images speak volumes. I have always wanted to have photos of his gorgeous images on my walls as posters, so for now, this is a wonderful way to see his images in a large format, the way they should be seen rather than on a computer screen.
As I said, the book is not just Susumu's photos, but Marcelo's, as well as other photographers, and through their lens we see some of today's stars in their earliest fights. Dan Henderson, Kevin Randleman, Vitor Belfort, Anderson Silva, Wanderlei Silva, Royce Gracie, and countless others in some photos that have probably never even been seen in America before. For me, the photos were the stars, but Alonso's telling of the evolution of MMA is incredibly informative and a story that I only knew bits and pieces of before finishing this. Hearing the stories of the famous old-school matches reminded me of those old boxing reports, where the sport was a very different beast from what it is today, and makes you admire those pioneers who took it from the bare-knucle times to the international phenomenon that it is now.
You can order "From Vale Tudo to MMA" from Budovideos.com for 39.95, and I absolutely suggest you do. Susumu's photos are meant to be seen as big as possible, and this book is your best chance to have that, along with Marcelo Alonso's masterfully crafted storytelling to give you a real history lesson on the origins of MMA. I came for the photos, I left with a new appreciation and knowledge of the earliest days of combat sports, and I highly recommend you grab this book and get a lesson in a side of MMA you may not know about.


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Perched atop the 6th hole green at the Columbia Country Club lies a home that you might recognize.
You're Next, directed by Adam Wingard and written by Columbia, MO native Simon Barrett, opens Friday August 23rd in 2,400 theaters nationwide; it is the first film directed by Wingard to receive a wide theatrical release. The film, which originally debuted at the 2011 Toronto Film Festival, tells the story of a family that falls under attack by sadistic, animal-mask-wearing home invaders. Though the movie rests in a saturated genre of "horror movies", critics have cited the film's twists, turns, and subtle humor as rather refreshing. Rotten Tomatoes currently rates the film at 90% which is outstanding for any movie, let alone a horror-movie.
I first came across the You're Next house in 2011 after playing a round of golf at the Columbia Country Club. Standing on the green of the 6th hole, you are practically in the back yard of the nearly 9,000 square foot 1927 English-style mansion. In 2011 when I first saw the property, it appeared abandoned. I'll never forget walking around the premise of the house after my round of golf. The windows and trim work was cracked, the landscaping was unkept, and the eeriest part of all: A steel chain draped across two garage doors keeping them closed. The more time I spent walking around the property, the more I felt there was a story inside the walls. Something about this house stood out. A friend I was with at the time said a movie was being filmed at the home, but it seemed like only a rumor.
I passed the front of the mansion one last time and I couldn't take my eyes off it. I was completely overwhelmed by this feeling that 'something happened here'. I remember thinking back in 2011, after being told that a movie was being shot at the home, that this nearly 9,000 square foot English-style home would be perfect for a horror movie. Little did I know then, that a horror movie actually was filmed here. In a recent interview, Adam Wingard confirmed that the Columbia mansion and property was used in filming You're Next, along with his two other films V/H/S and A Horrible Way to Die.
Soon, the home used to film You're Next will only be visible from the 6th hole green at Columbia Country Club. Upon my brief encounter with the homeowner, I was informed that security gates were ordered and would be installed in the near future.
When researching the home, I stumbled across images in Google that I found somewhat disturbing. The first photo was seemingly taken by a realtor, the other is a screen shot from the Lionsgate film You're Next. Look closely at the bed in both photos.
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Retrospective, Part I
As you might know, I plan on graduating from the prestigious Case Western Reserve University on May 17. I've been here for the better part of four years, and I've had good experiences and bad experiences. In the next few days and weeks I'll try to write what I thought of this place. I'll start, today, with classes.
Favorite classes
- EECS 290 – Introduction to game design/development. (And no, it's not because my professor for this class is on Facebook and probably knows when I post stuff and thus probably reads this blog.) This class was a throw-in this semester, but it turned out to be a very good class for a few reasons.
First, it was just plain fun. Being able to write in C#/XNA was a big part of the fun. XNA is a very well thought-out framework, and I've been using C# for almost four years, so it was incredibly intuitive to just dive in. The assignments for the class were fun to think about, fun to write and mess with while writing, and really fun to show to friends and family.
Second, it was really informative. For the first time, I used inheritance intelligently, and was forced to come up with really good object-oriented designs, something I hadn't run into yet. Also, while I used to look at a game and wonder how it was made, now I can look at a game and know what's going on, at least on a conceptual level.
In essence, 290 was a class I almost didn't take, and I'm so glad I did. In a semester full of homework, projects and other stuff, this class had the assignments I looked forward to doing.
- EECS 393 – Introduction to software engineering. As much as I complain about projects when I'm near the end of them and I'm running low on sleep and such, I really like project-oriented classes, and this one had the second biggest project I had during my time at Case – a web application and service which turned into my senior project. During lectures we discussed stuff like version control, development techniques, project management techniques and other stuff that was genuinely useful to know as I enter the workforce.
- EECS 341 – Introduction to databases. Databases are one of my favorite topics in computer science, and the project for this class (really my first real project where we had some creative control) was really fun too. The professor for this class was hysterical (although I don't think he meant to be). During lectures we covered really interesting topics, ranging from the high level topics like SQL to the low level topics like how databases are stored on hard disks.
Honorable mention: EECS 391 (Introduction to Artificial Intelligence), EECS 325 (Introduction to networking), POSC 370G (U.S. Intelligence and National Security)
Least favorite classes
- PHIL 304 – Engineering ethics. Complete waste of time. We spent half the semester talking about medical ethics and the other half discussing what people thought in the 1400s. I think ethics are important, but it's not worth having a class over.
- ENGL 398 – Technical writing. We read some interesting books in this class that dealt with freedom of information, but the final project and some of the homeworks (resume updating, etc.) left much to be desired. Waking up at 8:30 on Mondays to go to that pointless lecture was not appreciated. (The highlight of those lectures: when my future game design professor talked about (what else) creating video games.)
- EECS 314 – Computer architecture. I'm not sure why CSes are required to take this course, but it really wasn't all that useful to me. It did help bump up my GPA though – the computer engineers sure know how to bring a curve down.
Honorable mention: EECS 233 (Introduction to data structures), MATH 224 (Differential equations), every SAGES class
Best professors
- Chris Butler, MATH 122. This guy provided as easy of a transition from high school to college as anyone could ask for. Tests were challenging, but fair, and there was ample review time. Lectures were very entertaining and useful.
- Marc Buchner, EECS 290. The best professors are the ones that are passionate about their subject and passionate about teaching. Professor Buchner was both – his laptop had Half Life 2, Flight Simulator and other games installed, but he also was good at explaining concepts in class that could have been difficult. He also did something no other professor did during my time at Case: a live suggestion session. Very brave.
- Andy Podgurski, EECS 393. Professor Podgurski was really knowledgeable about the industry, and when teaching software engineering that's pretty important. Also enjoyed his dry sense of humor – it always came when you weren't expecting it.
Honorable mention: M. Cather Simpson, CHEM 111; Jiong Yang, EECS 341; Jing Li, EECS 340, EECS 343
What are some other lists you'd like to see? Let me know and I'll try and post them.
The launchpad in New York
The big story that emerged out of baseball this weekend is that the new Yankee Stadium is a launchpad. Buster Olney, a guy who I normally agree with, wrote the article I linked, and he does give some pretty hard evidence that the new stadium is homer-friendly: in the first four official games, plus the first two unofficial games, there have been 28 home runs (the article was from yesterday morning, the Indians and Yankees totaled 3 home runs yesterday). For those of you keeping track at home, that's more than four home runs a game. (To put this in perspective: in the 2007 season, 4,957 home runs were hit in Major League baseball games during the regular season. That's 30 teams, playing 162 games, divided by two for overlap (someone correct me if my math is wrong, but I think I'm right) to total 2430 games. This means that in 2007, there was an average of just about two home runs per game.)
But here's a thought: ever considered the fact that the Yankees pitching (and the Indians pitching, to a lesser extent, for that matter) is just bad? Remember the Indians of the late 90s? Albert Belle, Manny Ramirez, Jim Thome, Eddie Murray, Matt Williams and others led the Indians to winning seasons because of their offense. The pitchers consisted of starters like past-his-prime Orel Hershiser, flash-in-the-pan Jaret Wright, that-guy-from-Geneva Brian Anderson, past-his-prime-part-deux Dennis Martinez and others. (Oh yeah, I almost forgot not-even-steroids-can-save-you-now Jason Grimsley.) In the bullpen, Paul Assenmacher (probably the best of the bunch), Eric "Ker" Plunk…and the biggest goat of them all, Jose Mesa.
Anyone noticing a trend here? In the 90s, Jacobs Field was a hitters park because the Indians lineup had at least two Hall-of-Famers, probably three. The guys I mentioned above have over 2000 home runs between them. They know how to hit.
But what happened in the 2000s? The Indians got some pitching! CC Sabathia, Cliff Lee, Jake Westbrook, Bartolo Colon, and others forced opposing offenses to manufacture runs the old fashioned way, because you weren't going to hit many home runs off of these guys. On the other side, since the Indians could no longer afford Hall of Fame power, they settled for the likes of Grady Sizemore, Victor Martinez, Travis Hafner, etc. Grady Sizemore is the only one out of that group who might hit 500 home runs in his career, and he isn't even a power hitter! With good pitching on that side of the ball, and back-to-earth hitting on the other,
Jacobs Progressive Field has become a pitchers park.
Now back to Yankee Stadium. First of all, it's early. This stadium will probably be standing in the Bronx for another fifty years. That's
8100 4050 games, assuming the Yankees never make the playoffs. You can't judge how the ball jumps off the bat based on four games. The wind might have been weird for that series, space aliens might have taken an interest, who knows. The point is, the sample size is too small to make such generalizations.
Secondly, I know this might be hard for Yankees fans to believe, but it's possible that your pitching just isn't that good. On Saturday, during the Indians' 22-4 drubbing of the Yankees, Indians hitters teed off against Wang (whose sinker is completely flat), Claggett (who was making his major league debut), Ramirez and Veras. Of the six home runs, three of them went to right field, and three of them went to left field. If the ball carries so much to right field, why did the Indians have no problem hitting them to left? (The hitters that hit them to left were DeRosa, Choo and Hafner. Choo and Hafner are left-handed, so they hit the ball the other way, and Choo hit his to left-center, a longer shot.) And if the ball was carrying in both directions, why didn't the Yankees hit six home runs and score 22 runs?
Occam's razor suggests that the solution to this problem is that the Yankees pitching was just worse than the Indians on Saturday. Before we go jumping to the conclusions "it's the park, it's the park! There's no way they could spend $300 million on free agents and still stink! Who are they, the Mets?", just remember that we're four games in, and the new Yankee Stadium has a lot more games left to be played.
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National holiday
If there's one day that I think should be set aside and remembered, it's today. And no, I don't mean Tax Day.
The reason today should be remembered is because today, 62 years ago, one man changed the world.
What Jackie Robinson did for baseball is well-known – baseball already has a holiday dedicated to him. Every year, on April 15, tributes are held in ballparks all across the major leagues. The last few years, players have worn #42 as a tribute. On every day that's not April 15, #42 is retired all across baseball and isn't worn by anyone (except Mariano Rivera, who wore it before the number was retired and is allowed to wear it thanks to a Grandfather Clause).
Let's not forget though, that Jackie Robinson broke the color barrier 16 years before Martin Luther King, Jr. marched on Washington, 20 years before Thurgood Marshall became a Supreme Court justice, 20 years before an African-American was elected Mayor of a major city (Cleveland, oddly enough), and 61 years before the first African-American President.
Baseball is America's game because after the color barrier was broken in baseball, the rest of the country followed. Jackie Robinson made it that way, because he was the first step in making it accessible to everyone. He was a hero not only because of the way he played (a .311 career hitter; 1518 hits in just ten years; 19 steals of home in his career, all of them straight steals; the first African-American elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame), but because of the way he carried himself on and off the field. With fans shouting racial slurs, the media scrutinizing his every move and the entire world waiting for him to mess up, he made it impossible to find anything to dislike about him. In a world of today's high-paid, high-arrogance, high-maintenance athletes like Terrell Owens, Chad Johnson, Milton Bradley, Alex Rodriguez, etc., Jackie Robinson seems like a saint.
There aren't many people who could have done what he did. Not only did he have a great career on and off the field, he had to have a great career on and off the field. If he hadn't, the "experiment" would have been over as quickly as it started.
It's for all those reasons that Jackie Robinson is my favorite baseball player of all time. He wasn't only a great player; he was a great father, a great statesman, and a great man. He paved the way for African-Americans to play baseball, basketball, and football; he paved the way for other African-Americans to have equal rights in the United States; he paved the way for other African-Americans to lead our country. If that doesn't deserve a national holiday, I don't know what does.
As a final note, there's a quote at the new Citi Field, by Jackie Robinson. (He was a Brooklyn Dodger to start, which roughly translates into the New York Mets of today.) The quote is as follows, and in my opinion, is exactly the type of life we should strive to lead and the type of life he led:
A life is not important except in the impact it has on other lives.
It's the end of the world and we know it
As you might have heard, the Indians are 0-3. While I'm not happy about it, as many of you are, I had some observations about the opening series that weren't all bad.
- Don't panic. The Indians have lost three in a row before, and they'll lose three in a row again. The only difference is that here, we're starting the season with three losses.
- The Indians pitching is inconsistent at best, but anything happens in Texas. That's a home-run friendly park, with an outstanding offense, with Indians pitchers that may not quite have found their form.
- Travis Hafner looks orders of magnitude better than last year. He doesn't quite have the results yet in terms of hits (only three in three games), but he hasn't struck out very much (once, if I'm not mistaken), and he is having some decent at-bats. He's coming along.
- No errors so far. The Indians haven't made any errors in the first few games, which to me is a good sign.
- I've liked what I've seen so far from Ben Francisco and Shin-Soo Choo, and Trevor Crowe more confident than a timid little rookie at the plate.
I'm headed to the home opener here in about twenty minutes, so I'll try to bring in a win. Until next time, go Tribe!
Opening day live blog
Just a heads-up that I plan on live-blogging today's game vs. the Texas Rangers.
Check back here shortly after the game for my full report. Below is my full report.
- 1:52 PM: And here we are! About 15 minutes until first pitch, I'm watching the Mets play the Reds in a cold Cincinatti. Scoreless, with some walks and a couple of hits.
- 1:55 PM: Steve Phillips is talking about the mechanics of tagging up. Fascinating.
- 1:57 PM: Hey, it stopped snowing outside!
- 2:00 PM: Some fantastic (read: terrible) new commercials on STO this year. Great Clips is one of my favorites.
- 2:01 PM: The STO introduction music is rolling, we're ready to go!
- 2:03 PM: Kelly Shoppach gets the Opening Day start today. Kind of interesting, but it maintains consistency for Cliff Lee (Shoppach caught all of Lee's starts last year). Martinez is playing first base. This makes the Indians better defensively, I think.
- 2:05 PM: Whoever decided to have the Indians open in Texas was a genius: it's a beautiful day in Arlington.
- 2:05 PM: Francisco is batting eighth today – I'm guessing he'll be further up in the order by the time the year's over.
- 2:07 PM: Sizemore is in the box, waiting for the first pitch…and there it is! The season is underway!
- 2:07 PM: Sizemore really overswung on that last pitch.
- 2:09 PM: Good pitch by Millwood, I think Sizemore was pulling off the ball that whole at-bat (he went down to one knee on that last swing-and-miss, not a good sign).
- 2:10 PM: DeRosa looks a lot more relaxed at the plate than Sizemore, he drew a walk on four pitches. That'll bring up Victor Martinez, who is trying to avoid an Opening Day injury for the first time in three years.
- 2:11 PM: Good 1-0 curveball by Millwood.
- 2:12 PM: Millwood missed with his fastball there, fortunately he missed by a lot so Martinez could only foul it off.
- 2:14 PM: Good at-bat for Martinez to start the season, he's up to his eighth pitch of the at-bat now.
- 2:16 PM: Two more pitches fouled off, it's now a ten pitch at-bat. This is great for Hafner and everybody after Martinez, they've seen just about all of Millwood's arsenal. On the tenth pitch, however, Millwood got a double play grounder. Middle of the first, still scoreless.
- 2:18 PM: Let's see if Cliff Lee can repeat what he did last year.
- 2:19 PM: Nice running catch by Francisco to start the inning.
- 2:20 PM: Michael Young at the plate, he grounds out to first. A little controversy after the play because Martinez juggled the ball, but he's still out.
- 2:21 PM: Josh Hamilton to the plate, Cliff Lee looks like he's starting to find his groove, throwing some quality strikes.
- 2:22 PM: 1-2-3 inning for Lee. End of 1, no score.
- 2:24 PM: Travis Hafner to the plate to lead off the second inning.
- 2:25 PM: What does Hafner have on his left elbow?
- 2:26 PM: Hafner pops out. At least he saw some pitches, looked fairly strong at the plate.
- 2:27 PM: Hafner had a seven-pitch at-bat.
- 2:28 PM: Peralta pops up to second, two down.
- 2:29 PM: Shin-Soo Choo to the plate, sends a soft liner to center and is out number 3. Middle of 2, still no score.
- 2:32 PM: George W. Bush threw out the first pitch today, Jerry Jones and Tom Hicks are in the crowd at the game as well. First pitch fly-out to Sizemore in center.
- 2:34 PM: Sharp grounder off of Lee, training staff out to check him out. He's going to stay in there as long as he can throw a couple pitches.
- 2:34 PM: The ball hit him right on the elbow, ouch.
- 2:35 PM: One away, runner on first, Marlon Byrd at the plate.
- 2:35 PM: Byrd yanks one into the corner, a one-out double to put Rangers at second and third. Lee missed badly with a fastball there.
- 2:37 PM: Chris Davis at the plate, 2-2 the count.
- 2:39 PM: Nice pitch by Cliff Lee, Chris Davis chucked the bat into the stands. Two down, still runners at second and third.
- 2:40 PM: Two-out, two-run single by Saltalamacchia, Martinez made a diving effort but the ball got through the infield and into right for a base hit. Rangers lead, 2-0.
- 2:41 PM: Lee needs to bounce back and get this guy, the last thing he needs is a big inning. Andrus, the young phenom, at the plate with a 2-2 count.
- 2:43 PM: Andrus lines a double to right, his first hit of his career. Lee is leaving some balls up in the zone now, Carl Willis out to the mound to try and limit the damage.
- 2:44 PM: Another base hit to left center by Kinsler, two more runs, it's a 4 run inning for the Rangers. Not a terrible pitch, just didn't get it in on his hands enough.
- 2:46 PM: Rick Manning just mentioned that Lee only threw to first base four times last year. That's pretty amazing.
- 2:49 PM: Lee just walked Michael Young, bringing up Josh Hamilton. Zach Jackson getting loose in the Indians bullpen.
- 2:50 PM: Hamilton flies out to left. After two, its Rangers 4, Indians 0.
- 2:51 PM: Top of the fifth in Cincinatti, still scoreless.
- 2:52 PM: Kelly Shoppach to lead off the Indians' third, flies out to center.
- 2:53 PM: The poll of the day asks what team will win the AL Central. Gosh, I wonder what the STO audience will decide. Ben Francisco to the plate with one away.
- 2:54 PM: Francisco grounds out to third, nice play by Michael Young. Two away.
- 2:55 PM: Asdrubal Cabrera to the plate, with a slightly more cocked stance this year.
- 2:55 PM: The snow is REALLY coming down outside.
- 2:57 PM: Cabrera grounds out to first, Millwood has faced the minimum through 3 innings. Middle of 3, Rangers 4, Indians 0.
- 3:00 PM: Leadoff single to left by Nelson Cruz, runner at first with nobody out.
- 3:01 PM: Blalock chased a very high fastball, one away.
- 3:02 PM: Weak grounder to third, DeRosa gets one but Cabrera can't turn it. Two down.
- 3:04 PM: Lee threw a great fastball there at the knees and had it called a ball. Both he and Shoppach were headed off the field, but had to throw one more pitch to retire Chris Davis. Three down. After 3, it's 4-0 Rangers.
- 3:07 PM: Grady Sizemore to lead off the Indians 4th.
- 3:08 PM: Sizemore with a sharp line-drive single to right, he looked a lot better that at-bat. Mark DeRosa to the plate.
- 3:09 PM: Sizemore had a very long leadoff before that last pitch, let's see if something happens.
- 3:11 PM: Full count on DeRosa, Sizemore running on the pitch.
- 3:12 PM: Sizemore ran again on the full count, DeRosa grounded to short but stayed out of the double play thanks to Sizemore moving. One away, runner at second.
- 3:13 PM: Victor is laying off some tough pitches, he seems pretty locked in already.
- 3:15 PM: Martinez lines a base hit to left, right at the left fielder. Runners at the corners, one away for Travis Hafner.
- 3:17 PM: Hafner hits a weak double play ball that ends the inning. Middle of 4, still Rangers 4, Indians 0.
- 3:20 PM: Jarrod Saltalamacchia to the plate to lead off the fourth.
- 3:22 PM: Back-to-back strikeouts to start the bottom of the fourth, Cliff seems to be finding his form.
- 3:23 PM: As I write that, Ian Kinsler lines a double to left. Two out, runner at second for Michael Young.
- 3:26 PM: Lee strikes out the side. End of four, Indians down by four.
- 3:26 PM: Jhonny Peralta to lead things off for the Indians in the fifth.
- 3:27 PM: Excellent curveball from Millwood freezes Peralta, one away.
- 3:28 PM: Choo lines one up the middle that Andrus somehow gets to to throw him out. Kelly Shoppach to the plate.
- 3:30 PM: Indians go 1-2-3. Middle of 5, still 4-0 Rangers.
- 3:32 PM: Josh Hamilton leads off the Rangers fifth by lining one up the middle for a base hit.
- 3:34 PM: Nelson Cruz bloops one into right. Runners at first and third with nobody out.
- 3:35 PM: Hank Blalock hits a towering home run to right field, giving the Rangers a 7-0 lead. Puh.
- 3:37 PM: Consecutive flyouts, now two down in the fifth, but the damage is already done.
- 3:37 PM: Another fly out to center. End of the fifth, now 7-0 Rangers.
- 3:40 PM: Ben Francisco to lead off the Rangers sixth.
- 3:41 PM: Ben Francisco executes a perfect swinging bunt (unintentionally) and ends up at first base.
- 3:43 PM: Asdrubal Cabrera goes down swinging, one out.
- 3:45 PM: Sizemore with a slow groundout to third, close call at first. Wedgie out to argue, but he doesn't look too animated right now. The play was close at first, tough to tell who was right. DeRosa to the plate with two down.
- 3:47 PM: DeRosa pops out to first to end the inning. Rangers 7, Indians 0.
- 3:49 PM: Lee is done for the day. 5 IP, 7 ER. Not the best day for the reigning Cy Young winner.
- 3:50 PM: Masa Kobayashi in to pitch, we'll see which one comes out.
- 3:53 PM: Kobayashi retires the first two batters and then surrenders a two out single, bringing up Josh Hamilton.
- 3:54 PM: Hamilton flies out to deep center. Kobayashi with a strong inning of work. Rangers lead the Indians, 7-0, after six.
- 3:56 PM: Victor Martinez to lead off the seventh for the Indians.
- 3:58 PM: Victor grounds out weakly to second, one away.
- 3:59 PM: And Travis Hafner lines a base hit to left center, a solid looking liner too. Nice to see.
- 4:00 PM: Peralta lines out to right, two away.
- 4:02 PM: Choo lines a base hit to right, Hafner to third. That'll probably end Kevin Millwood's day, but Washington is only sending out the pitching coach.
- 4:03 PM: Millwood's still in there, he'll face Kelly Shoppach.
- 4:05 PM: Indians on the board, thanks to a wild pitch! Hafner dashes home and slides in safely. Runner at second, still two down, 2-2 on Shoppach.
- 4:06 PM: Shoppach strikes out, but the Indians are on the board. 7-1, Rangers.
- 4:09 PM: Rafael Perez in to work the bottom of the seventh for the Indians.
- 4:10 PM: Cliff Lee gave up seven runs today, he didn't give up his seventh run until May last year.
- 4:14 PM: Perez works a 1-2-3 inning in the seventh. Indians down six, after seven.
- 4:16 PM: CJ Wilson to pitch the eighth for the Rangers. This is the chump that hit Hafner on the hand in September 2006. Francisco to lead things off for the Indians.
- 4:20 PM: 1-2-3 eighth for the Rangers, Indians still down 6.
- 4:22 PM: Mets up 2-1 after eight in Cincinatti.
- 4:22 PM: Jensen Lewis in to pitch the eighth for the Tribe.
- 4:25 PM: Jarod Saltalamacchia hammers a home run to left center off of Jensen Lewis. 8-1 Texas.
- 4:29 PM: RBI single by Michael Young, 9-1 Rangers.
- 4:33 PM: Jensen Lewis is through the 8th, but his ERA is up to 18 after allowing 2 runs. 9-1, Rangers.
- 4:38 PM: 2 down in the ninth, Travis Hafner is the last hope for the Indians.
- 4:40 PM: Hafner pops out to 3rd to end the game. A little bit behind the fastball there. Indians fall today, 9-1.
Opening night
Right now, I'm sitting on my couch in my apartment, waiting for the TV to switch from SportsCenter to Baseball Tonight to the very first pitch of the season. It's the Phillies vs. the Braves, which isn't a matchup I have much interest in, but baseball is baseball, and watching tonight's game will get me three hours closer to tomorrow afternoon.
The expert picks are in at ESPN, and it seems the trendy picks are the Rays in the AL and the Phillies in the NL. While I think the Rays are a good team, I'm expecting a bit of a letdown there – not only is the entire division around the Rays stronger this year, but you don't get years like the ones the Rays had in 2008 every year. Boston made some minor acquisitions, including John Smoltz, but have largely stood pat. They'll be relying on Mike Lowell to make a full comeback, David Ortiz to shed a few years and become the David Ortiz of old (not likely) and Dustin Pedroia to keep hitting like he's NOT 5'9″. We'll see.
The Yankees are certainly the team that's most improved, and as long as they don't stumble too hard out of the gate it's hard to see them not making the playoffs and once there, winning it all. That said, I thoroughly look forward to Grady Sizemore hitting the first ever home run in the new Yankee Stadium off of CC Sabathia, on the way to a 15-0 Indians win.
As for the Indians, I think they had a good camp with no major injury setbacks and have a chance to have a good season and surprise some people in October. I think it'll be crucial to get off to a good start (i.e. a winning month in April), and while there are a lot of factors and things that could go wrong, the Indians have a lot of depth available at AAA Columbus. The important thing will be for the Indians to know when to use it.
In the national league, I think its more wide open. The Phillies are being picked by a lot of experts as repeats, but I think its unrealistic to jump to that conclusion, especially with Cole Hamels' injury. Even though I picked them to repeat as NL champions in January, Cole Hamels' injury changes a lot, and it'll be important for the Phillies to get off to a decent start and hold their own until their ace gets back.
In just 36 hours, though, every team will have played at least once and we will have began to watch this speculation turn into results. Here's to a great season!


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Terry W. Dowler, 66, of Belpre, died July 1, 2014, at Camden Clark Medical Center, Memorial Campus.
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Terry was a U.S. Navy veteran and a Purple Heart recipient from the Viet-Nam war. He was a member of Walnut Street Church of Christ. He enjoyed working on computers and spending time with his family, who he loved very much.
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It's a weekend chock-full of holiday parties. The Granada Theater is throwing one, DayBowBow has one in Denton, The O's have one at Sons of Hermann Hall, and "The Orphanage" is hosting their fifth annual Christmas party at the Double Wide on Saturday night. The two slackers who host the Saturday morning program on KTCK 1310-AM The Ticket have invited RTB2, Air Review, Old Snack and our own Playlister P to perform. It's cheap to get in, too -- only $5 -- and all proceeds go toward Gladney Center for Adoption, naturally.
That's not all, though. Here are several other holiday and non-holiday shows that we've already mentioned this week.
Tonight, DayBowBow's Christmas party will see performances from Matthew & The Arrogant Sea, The Flowers Of God, Manned Missiles, Leg Sweeper, and Florene at Rubber Gloves Rehearsal Studios, and The O's throw a Christmas party at Sons of Hermann Hall with The King Bucks, and Rodney Parker. Meanwhile, Reckless Kelly will be at Billy Bob's Texas in Fort Worth. Oh, and don't forget: Erykah Badu makes her debut as a DJ tonight, under the name DJ Lo Down Loretta Brown, at PM Lounge.
On Saturday, Binary Sunrise and Dharma will be at the Pastime Tavern, and Turbo Fruits will be at Rubber Gloves Rehearsal Studios along with Pujol.
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And, on Sunday, The Granada Theater will host their annual Holiday party with The Reverend Peyton's Big Damn Band.
After the jump, we present you with even more options.
Jayson Bales Band, Elkhart
Friday, December 17, at Poor David's Pub
Jayson Bales has been kicking around Dallas for several years. As a financial adviser by day and a rock musician by night, you would think he's a pretty conflicted individual, but he's actually quite the songsmith. Check out this solid bill of americana-rock from Bales and Travis Hopper's Elkhart.
The Mumbles
Friday, December 17, at Green Elephant
If you have a hankering for a good '80s cover band -- no, not The Spazmatics -- be sure and check out The Mumbles. Once a regular name on marquees around town, The Mumbles have slowed down a bit as of late. But this show at the Green Elephant is a good chance to reconnect with the songs of your childhood.
Collin Herring
Friday, December 17, at The Belmont Hotel
Besides the possibility of freezing temperatures, The Belmont Hotel is a great place to see Fort Worth's alt-country darling, Collin Herring. He's been on the verge of a breakthrough in the country music industry for nearly a decade, but he never seems to get his songs on the national stage. One day, though...
Friday, December 17, at Curtain Club
Just when you thought the joke was getting old, Lazer is back with a new album and a slew of new shows.
The Quitters, The Orbans, Future People
Friday, December 17, at Double Wide
The Orbans are on a roll, so to speak. Still riding high from the release of their record When We Were Wild, they've been playing quite a bit around the region lately, and tightening up their sound. That shouldn't be too hard to do, considering that the songs on their album are perfectly crafted pop songs that stay in your head for ages. This show at Double Wide is a perfect chance to see them in an intimate venue.
Boys Named Sue
Saturday, December 18, at Adair's Saloon
This show ends a week of what the the Boys Named Sue are calling "Holiday Hell (Raisin') Week." And what better way to catch the Sues than at their most hungover? Hey, charity gigs really take it out of you.
Grant Jones
Sunday, December 19, at La Grange
Another regular act in La Grange's brunch series, Grant Jones is the perfect accompaniment for the bruncher who likes a little whiskey in the morning.
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For us, I'm glad we had a newborn diaper stash prepped and ready to go (full stash photos can be seen here). Since Gretchen was a preemie, we used newborn sized Pampers Swaddlers for the first 3 weeks, until she was about 6.5lbs and began to fit in her CDs. I never imagined we'd still be in newborn sized diapers at 3 months, but even though she doubled in size in that time, we didn't retire her last newborn diapers until this week, when she outgrew her prefolds. I definitely feel we got our money's worth since pretty much everything in our newborn stash was bought gently used and we can use it for our next kid. We haven't have a single blow out or leak in cloth, I love it and am so excited to be moving on up to our one size stash. Will blog about those diapers sometime in the future, but for now, here's a run down of our newborn cloth diaper experience.
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wool: sbish, wcw, and woollybottoms
fit soonest: BG xs bamboo fitteds at almost 3 weeks old (she was probably about 6.5 lbs at this point)
Her skinny legs meant there was some gaping at the leg openings but a newborn size bummis cover kept us leak free. We really loved the fit of these diapers and the ease of the velcro closure. Typically we reached for these diapers first if they were clean.
fit longest: orange edge prefolds
at about 5 weeks
today at almost 16 weeks. I think it's time to officially retire them now that the rise is so low!
outgrew fastest: Goodmamas. Just didn't have a lot of stretch in them and she was getting red marks on her thighs at about 2 months so they got retired first. Cute while they lasted though! And decently absorbent since they have 2 soakers you can layer.
most absorbent: it's a tie! B4 newborns
and the new Twinkie Tush teenie tush
We were one of the lucky few to have a baby born at precisely the time Twinkie Tush was looking for testers. The teenie tush diapers on the market now are a little different than the one Gretchen is wearing as the design was tweaked based on tester feedback.
I only had two B4s and one TT teenie tush but I used them as often as I could, and usually they weren't even damp on the outside after she'd worn them for 2-3 hours. I never went coverless with them but probably could have gotten away with it!
best fit: newborn mutts. While these diapers were definitely not the most absorbent, the fit was excellent around the legs and the waist. Plus tons of snaps along the front to get it just right, something I wish the KLOs had more of.
favorite print: cranky clouds (a mamamade newborn diaper)
sigh, I love this fabric so very very very much! Good thing I have a blanket and a one size diaper in this fabric since this tiny diaper is now packed away🙂
not pictured but worth mentioning: about a third of my newborn stash was KLOs but I never took any pics of them. They are a really basic, easy to use fitted newborn diaper. Not crazy absorbent but it looks like they have recently redesigned them and the 2.0 version is more absorbent. I wasn't wild about the snap placement on the front, there just aren't many to choose from. Still, they worked really well for us, and they are affordable and durable. I saved ours and will definitely use them with our next kid.
favorite covers: while the fit on the bummis superbrites was great, the velcro was kind of scratchy on the top side and left marks on her belly if she brushed up against it (happened often while we were rocking her back and forth to make her burp). So my favorite covers ended up being the thirsties x-small. We only had two, next time I might add a couple more as the fit on the size 1 duos isn't quite as nice for a newborn, though they work great now that she's in one-size diapers.
just shy of 1 month old
favorite newborn wool: WCW xs (was wild child woolies, now wild coconut wear). Really all of our wool covers are awesome, I just like the cuteness factor on this one so much I declare it my favorite🙂
if we did it again (which we will): Next time I'd like to try a BG xs AIO and maybe a couple others of the "big name" brand CDs. I have the fitted love, so as you can see, all of the diapers we used required a cover. For out and about it might be nice to have a couple of AIOs as fitteds tend to take up more space in the diaper bag. I did ask my husband if he had a preference on any of the diapers and he said he liked them all. He was totally on board for cloth diapering from the get go and changes just as many diapers as I do and never complained about any of them. I thought he'd prefer the velcro ones over snaps but he really didn't care either way!
If you made it this far, you're a champ! I could talk about CDs all day🙂 Let me know if you have any questions!


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Just missed it: Week One
We are still trying to catch up from the transition from the preseason to the regular season, which usually takes 2-3 weeks, so the following notes are not only raw, but they are incomplete. I believe starting this week we will have all of the close calls covered each week, and I will likely post them to this blog, if for no other than to actually post something here. Obviously, we're covering everything on the site, so I usually struggle to find the time or a topic for this blog. Here's what we have in terms of close calls from Week One.
– Stafford to Calvin for 20-yard TD, but lost it going to ground
– Stafford to Calvin for 16-yard TD, but he can't get second foot in
– Bush rush TD comes off board with shin being down, Bell spin move TD on next play
– Bush rush TD comes off board with knee being down
– Throw to Gibson in end zone, overthrown, but PI called
– Weeden to Barnidge TD negated by holding penalty
– Overthrown Fade from 2 to AJ Green (Right back to him for TD on next play)
– AJ Green draws a DPI on shot to end zone, would have […]