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Whatever type of flat roofing you need help with, Chris Ball Roofing can assist you.
Chris Ball Roofing is a long established, family run business based in South London and serving Bromley, Beckenham, Kent, London and surrounding areas. We are passionate about offering a wide range of comprehensive roofing solutions to suit many different projects, requirements and budgets.
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(a) The value of the settlement of loans will be made by CCC on the following basis:
(1) With respect to nonrecourse loans, the schedule of premiums and discounts for the commodity:
(i) If the value of the collateral at settlement is less than the amount due, the producer must pay to CCC the amount of such deficiency and charges, plus interest on such deficiency; or
(ii) If the value of the collateral at settlement is greater than the amount due, the excess will be paid to the producer or, if applicable, to the producer and any secured creditor of the producer.
(2) With respect to honey that is delivered from other than an approved warehouse, settlement will be made by CCC on the basis of the basic loan rate that is in effect for the commodity at the producer's customary delivery point, as determined by CCC.
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Twin Cities Wedding from La Petite Fleur + Natalie Champa JenningsThis modern Minneapolis DIY wedding, captured by Natalie Champa Jennings, has a little something for everyone. The clean, contemporary venue is perfect for those of you who love a little glam. The DIY details provide so much inspiration for those
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Received these in my box and would recommend them as a purchase. Considering getting a second pair sometime. They have a nice fit and length and are a quality material. The straight fly is a nice design and welcome. The little pocket is an odd feature, but it comes in handy if I'm just lounging around the house in nothing else. Perfect for chapstick or similar items. Very nice, sturdy pair of underwear.5


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In heart failure, the heart cannot pump enough blood through the body. Heart failure develops over time as the pumping action of the heart gets weaker. Heart failure does not mean that the heart has stopped working or is about to stop working.
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Trying to Quit Smoking? Let These Custom Robots Do The Smoking For You
Artist Bryan Bruner is quitting smoking, and he's helping others do the same–by drawing some of his signature robots (with cigarettes) for fans on Twitter and Instagram.
Bryan Bruner started a popular blog dedicated to drawing robots when he was trying to get over a painful breakup with his then-girlfriend. Now he's drawing some bonus robots to get over another kind of painful breakup–with nicotine.
The Astoria, Queens-based artist has been smoking cigarettes since he was 17 years old. Now, at age 36, he's teamed up with Healthline.com to kick the habit and inspire others along the way. As of January 2nd, Bruner snubbed out his last stogie, and for the following 10 days, he is drawing smoking robot portraits of any fans who are also struggling with quitting cigarettes.
In the same way that the contradiction of drawing emotive robots helped Bruner triumph over post-breakup anxiety, he and Healthline.com are hoping it will also help others through their withdrawal jitters. Any soon-to-be ex-smokers who post pictures of themselves on Instagram or Twitter with the hashtag #smokingrobots are eligible to receive a custom robo-clone. The robot version will continue smoking cigarettes in perpetuity while its real-life counterpart white-knuckles it into clean lung territory.
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We hope serial dater Olivia doesn't break Matthew's heart!
They may both be the attractive leads of two hot sitcoms, yet something about Olivia Munn hooking up with Matthew Morrison is a little random. But pictures don't lie!
Olivia, 30, and Matthew, 32, were spotted getting VERY cozy during the Feb. 20 New York Rangers game at Madison Square Garden. They spend much of the game cheering, holding hands and even kissing!
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Broncos implement new NFL bag policy
DENVER - Broncos fans will have to be a bit more transparent with their belongings this season because of a new NFL policy limiting the types and sizes of bags that can be brought into stadiums.
The Denver Post reported that beginning with Saturday's preseason game against the St. Louis Rams, only two bags will be allowed per person. Spectators can bring one clear bag with maximum measurements of 12 inches by 12 inches by 6 inches or a one-gallon plastic freezer bag, and a small personal item bag 4.5 inches by 6.5 inches that does not have to be see-through.
Seat cushions, binoculars, cameras and blankets that don't have to fit into bags are still allowed.
Broncos spokesman Erich Schubert says everything that was permitted before is still allowed in, "it's just the way you carry it."


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Zen and the art of Motorcycle ignorance.
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The four of us (Greg who we met in Phnom Phen and Beck who we met in Don Det were also with us) arrived in Pakse from Don Det by bus and immeadiatley picked up two barely adequate 110cc motorcycle-cum-scooters, got ourselves a map and headed east with the sun a few hours from setting behind our backs. It was a beautiful drive the first day as we only covered around 85km and so the sun was setting giving a beautiful light all over the already spectacular scenery. It was a fantastic feeling heading out of town and looking out over the Bolaven Plateau in this near-perfect corner of the world. The Tad Lo waterfalls themselves were set in some beautiful scenery, but there were resorts and walkways everywhere and it wasn't really what we came for
The next day we took a fantastic ride along dirt roads through tribal villages and were constantly chased by groups of children shouting "Sabaidee" (hello), the shout would be heard by kids in the next group of huts and they would come to the side of the road to see what was happening. They usually got overawed with excitement and just stared and the four freaks on the bikes, some ran along waving and shouting and one little girl even ditched her push bike in the road and ran for the bushes! We stayed the night in a town acalled Attepeu. We were absolutley ravenous when we arrived and found the best little noddle shop to get soup. It was only after we had communicated chicken and pork via embarrsing sign language and clucking and grunting noises did we discover the owner not only spoke Lao (which is a really difficult language to get to grips with as it is all tonal) he also spoke French! It would have been a lot easier if we had known that before the miming.
An early start beckoned the next day as we had quite a lot of ground to cover to get back to Pakse so we could return the bikes on time. We set out after a very french breakfast of coffee and baggettes (yes, you've guessed it, at the noodle shop again). We weren't quite sure what the roads would be like on this day as the map we had showed on the key a thin wiggly line for river but also the same wiggly line for road
The third day of riding was, I think for all of us, the best. We spent the most part of the day crossing the plateau which, for the last two days, we had been circumnavigating. The winding dirt road took us into the mountains forests, the little bikes screaming under our bottoms, through a rainstorm that brought thunder roaring through the misty valleys. It is as if some god or director just said "Right, we need atmosphere, and lots of it. NOW!". We managed to find a small path that took us to the top of a 120 meter waterfall, there was absolutely no one else there. Just us sat on the edge of a cliff watching the little stream leap off the precipice and down into the green jungle below. All this whilst the thunder was booming behind us up in the mountains. We were all speechless!
We were almost waterfalled-out but we thought we should stop at one last place on our way back as it was meant to be 150M falls. We didn't think anything could top what we had already seen that day but we gave it a shot. WOW. These falls were spectaular. The water first fell around 75M and hit a kind of rock shelf then tumbled over that to the pool at the bottom from where the river meandered off into the dense jungle covered valley. The noise was deafening. Unfortunatley we couldn't get near to them we could only see them from a view point - but what a view that was!
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Last week Vendor X was briefing me on a set of new switches. The projector started rolling with a nice webconference slide deck and a voiceover highlighting customer requirements. It wasn't long before I felt like Phil Connors (Bill Murray) from the movie Groundhog Day, listening to a radio DJ ask listeners if Punxsutawney Phil was going to see his shadow. This déjà vu moment wasn't another data center networking briefing but, surprisingly, one about network campus switches.
The past five years have been an era of contraction. Businesses put cost-cutting on the top of their lists and virtualization and consolidation were the panacea for efficiency gains, becoming the shiny ball vendors used to lure customers into buying new solutions. As a result, every networking vendor has been rolling out solutions to address virtual machine (VM) mobility and storage convergence. However, priorities are changing: Revenue growth has just outranked cost-cutting in a Forrester survey of IT executives. I&O teams are altering their focus from where the VMs connect to the other edge where users hook in.


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Stanford isn't going to go out of its way to try and play the misdirection game with Arizona State in Saturday's Pac-12 championship game.
And ASU isn't expecting surprises. It knows what Stanford wants to do and what Stanford is going to do. Hand the ball to running back Tyler Gaffney. Rinse. Repeat.
"He's a consistent warrior," Arizona State coach Todd Graham said. "He's the key. And the key for him is the guys in front of him. Best offensive line we've played against all year long, hands down. Best-coached football team we've played against."
This is why Gaffney came back to Stanford following a one-year hiatus to play minor league baseball. He missed out on playing in the Pac-12 championship game and winning the Rose Bowl last season. And nothing would make him happier than to make up for lost time.
"This is exactly the kind of thing you come back for," Gaffney said. "You come back for the whole game experience, but this game is more touted because the Pac-12 championship is on the line. I came back to play with my boys and play for the Cardinal. But playing for the Pac-12 championship doesn't hurt, either."
In the first matchup between these teams in September, Gaffney rushed for 87 yards and a pair of touchdowns. That was Stanford's third game of the season and Gaffney was still returning to football form. Physically, he was there, but , there were still kinks to work out in regards to technique, timing and tempo.
But over the second half of the season, he's figured it out big time. Gaffney has rushed for 1,023 yards (146.1 yards per game) with 11 rushing touchdowns in his last seven games. Only six other backs in FBS football have more yards over that stretch.
"I feel like it took me a few games to figure it out and catch my stride," Gaffney said. "Every game I'm becoming a better back because I'm figuring out something new. It could be a little nit-picky thing or a big thing. I'm not making the same mistakes twice and not running that many new plays anymore, so I think most of the time I'm right. It comes down to execution in this offense."
And even when that execution breaks down, Gaffney has still found success. Of his 284 carries this season, only 25 have gone for zero or negative yards.
"You've seen unbelievable determination," Stanford head coach David Shaw said. "And not everything is blocked perfectly. He takes a lot of pride in not having negative plays. If a play looks like it's about to be minus-2 and its plus-2, that's a huge play for him. When a play is supposed to be four yards and he gets 12 yards, he loves those. He runs with so much determination and leg drive and body lean. He loves when the game gets tight and he loves when the game is really physical. Right now he's the embodiment of our running game."
With the departure of Stepfan Taylor, Stanford's all-time leading rusher, finding a running back who could carry the load was a priority. And then when Gaffney contacted Shaw about coming back, the coach knew he'd have a consistent, bruising running back who could carry the ball 300 times and get the hard yards.
"You can tell he's a very seasoned, mature, veteran player," Graham said. "He just brings it every single play. Whether it's the first quarter or the last quarter, he gets stronger as the game goes on and he's gotten stronger as the season has gone on. We've got to make sure we do a great job of keeping him contained. The key is winning the line of scrimmage, which is a big challenge. It's going to be a heck of a war between a great offensive line and a great defensive line and a great tailback."
Likewise, Gaffney recognizes that while he might be a better back than he was in September, ASU's defense is better as well. ASU wrapped up the season yielding 133.8 yards per game on the ground (27th nationally), finishing eighth in sacks and 22nd in tackles for a loss. Much like Stanford's, ASU has a defense that knows how to wreck backfields.
"They're night-and-day better from the first time we played them," Gaffney said. "I like to think we're the same. We're both better teams and it's going to be a great matchup. We match up well. They are super athletic so we're going to have to do what we do best and that's execute and keep their offense off the field."


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Hey guys, new driver here, recently got my license and an '04 wrx wagon for my first car. Don't know much about cars.
When I'm accelerating from a stop in first gear, at about 4500 rpm I get this noise near the front right wheel, that kinda sounds like grinding or slipping. It feels like I'm losing power whenever this happens, and I shift to second gear. But that's not supposed to happen I'm guessing.
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When my cat miaow, his stomach is enlarging on the rigth side. FYI he was neutralized 1 week ago ans is under antibiotic
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First of all, are you even sure that what you're seeing isn't simply his side normally rising & falling as he breathes? Perhaps you simply haven't noticed it before. Perhaps you notice it now because you're worried about your cat.
Take your cat back to your vet & tell your vet your concerns. Your vet can check your cat over & see if there's a problem or not.
In the meantime, here are links to some charts of the anatomy of a cat to help you better understand where the internal organs of a cat are located.
You can google "cat anatomy chart" and find many more.
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Hi all, My dataset has three dimensions (country, year, firm) and I'm estimating total factor productivity (using OLS estimates as a reference for more appropriate estimation techniques) by country and year. I want to get the estimated values of log of output, so that I can calculate log of TFP, but if I use predict after my regress command - which would look for example like this: sort country year; by country year: regress lnoutput lnl lnk lnm; predict hlnoutput, xb; - it uses the coefficients estimated in the last country-year pair, which is not what I want. There probably is a way to do this (other than writing down the equations for each country-year pair to get the estimated values which is very time-consuming, since all the coefficients need to be typed for each pair), but I cannot find it. Could you please help? Thanks, Helena * * For searches and help try: * http://www.stata.com/support/faqs/res/findit.html * http://www.stata.com/support/statalist/faq * http://www.ats.ucla.edu/stat/stata/
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Alumna Erin Draeger, 2001
Who Am I? Formerly Erin Rischette, from Tomah, Wisconsin; Graduate of UW-Platteville with a major in Engineering Physics and a minor in Mathematics; May 2001
I came to Platteville in September 1996 as a general engineering major, hoping to major in physics. I declared a major in engineering physics, the closest thing to physics that was offered at Platteville. I was determined to go to grad school for physics, and even participated in two REU programs (Research Experience for Undergraduates) – one at the University of Notre Dame in Notre Dame, Ind., and the second at Indiana University Cyclotron Facility in Bloomington, Ind. However, when nearing graduation, I was having second thoughts about whether to become a physicist or engineer… and how cool that the engineering physics major allowed me the opportunity to go whichever direction I chose!
I like to say that every other day I wanted to become an engineer, and it just so happens that I accepted a job offer with Rockwell Collins in Cedar Rapids on one of those "other" days. I was a systems engineer for Rockwell Collins from May 2001 until January 2005. As a systems engineering for RC, I had the responsibilities of a design engineer ("writing requirements" for avionics systems for hardware statusing and human-to-machine interface), a test engineer (which included flight testing on a KC-135), and a lead engineer for my design and test teams, overseeing cost accounts, milestones, and others' work.
In October 2002, I married a fellow engineering physics major, Adam Draeger. We lived in an apartment and then bought a house in the Cedar Rapids area. Last fall, we decided to make a move to Pella, Iowa. We both came from small towns and were looking forward to moving back to a small town eventually – who knew it would be in Iowa!? We now both work for Pella Corp. At Pella Corp, I am a project process engineer. While I'm still fairly "new" to the job, as a project process engineer, I am working with other engineers to implement High Impact Glazing ("hurricane glass") in the Architect Series (one of three "wood" brands offered by Pella Corp) Double Hung (type of window). I am learning about machine design (machines that assist in the assembly of a window), plant layout, and overall project management. I also partake in testing of the windows, events to improve process and design at Pella Corp.
But, I'm not just an engineer… far from it! In my spare time, my passions (some people call them hobbies… ha!) include quilting, needlework, reading, running, gardening (okay, mostly I try to make sure my plants don't die), attending church and related activities, e-mailing/writing letters, and spending time with my husband and friends… and I suppose I should add remodeling our home, which was built in 1900 (although I like to think this won't be a hobby that lasts forever!).


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good article on the subject but some recent advancements are needed for inclusion in the article.
This has realy helped me in my studies.i was having difficulties in dealing wit dis subject but i'm clear now.
what may be the cause if the insulation resistance reading is fluctuating,the reading is ok @ 4000-500Meg but fluctuating? Hope you could give me answer and its is safe to start this motor having fluctuation on its insulation resistance reading?By the way, the motor is used as extract fans and is at 18.5kw/400vac/3ph rating.
Very nice article. I had some doubt about insulator testing, but now I'm clear on it. Thank you.
Thanks very much. This article is really enlightening. If we get readings nominally above 100 mega ohms, like say 110 - 120 mega ohms for LV cable, can we conclude that the cable is good and can be used? Also, what about readings up to 400/500 mega ohms? Can we say they are excellent or fair?


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Third highest in Asia-Pacific and highest for bowel cancer, OECD report shows.
New Zealand has one of the highest death rates from cancer in the Asia-Pacific region, a report shows.
Of the 25 countries in the health comparisons report by the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development, only China and Mongolia had higher estimates.
At 132 cancer deaths per 100,000 population in 2008, New Zealand was slightly higher than the rate for the OECD club of wealthier countries, but much higher than Australia (119) and the Asian countries' average (114).
New Zealanders' life expectancy, at 81, is comparable to the OECD average of 79.8, but greater than Asia's average of 72.2.
The effects of this older age structure on cancer death rates was removed by statistical adjustments to enable better comparisons.
A cancer epidemiologist, Associate Professor Brian Cox, of Otago University, said some of the cancer difference between Asia countries and New Zealand would be related to long-term cigarette smoking and its effect on lung cancer rates.
"However, we do have the highest rates of bowel cancer in the world."
The report shows New Zealand has the highest rates of deaths from bowel cancer and from breast cancer in the Asia-Pacific region. Our bowel cancer death rate is more than 50 per cent greater than Australia's. But New Zealand has the region's second-lowest cervical cancer death rate; only Australia's is lower. Fiji's is nearly 9 times higher than New Zealand's. Several Pacific countries are not included in the report.
Dr Cox said no one knew why New Zealand's cancer death rate was higher than Australia's. "It is unfortunate we haven't been able to control cancer mortality to the same extent that Australia has managed to, which means we have to re-evaluate where we are going again."
New Zealand's death rates from cardiovascular disease and "all-cause mortality" are at the lower end for the Asia-Pacific region. Its diabetes rate is in the mid-to-upper range and its overweight and obesity rate is the highest and just above Australia's.
Health Ministry chief medical officer Don Mackie said New Zealanders had very good health compared with other countries, considering our size and health spending.
"There has been significant improvement in the overall mortality rate - from 1998 to 2008 the rate of death from cancer decreased by 13 per cent," he said.


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Kevin Morris hated food so much it became his life. Okay, hate's a bit strong, it was more that although he knew exactly what he liked he didn't know where to find it. Which made him the bane of his poor mother's life.
Roast dinners were out, no matter how many extras were thrown in; burgers had to be reduced to a dry bun with meat; fruit was ghastly; and porridge was inedible until he added several dollops of chocolate drink mix.
"I know it sounds bizarre," says the 41-year-old, "but nothing seemed to excite me. I pretty much lived on bread."
The breakthrough came when his mother took him away from London to visit her parents in Italy for Christmas.
If anyone was going to put some meat on his skinny bones it was her father, caterer Dante Avarrno.
He and his wife lived in Genoa, up in the north, but the house speciality was authentic southern-style Napolese pizza.
"Eating, tasting and smelling that pizza is still the strongest memory of my childhood. I just loved it, and my mother was standing over me demanding 'another, another'. From that moment on I just wanted to be a pizza chef, too."
He's told this story many times with the inevitable stock response: "But it's just pizza isn't it?"
No, it's never "just pizza" as far as Morris is concerned, it's a way of life.
"I know they are fast to make, but they're in no way fast-food. I don't think people realise the effort and practice it takes to get pizza right. A margherita looks simple, but if Michelin stars could be awarded to pizzas, it would get top marks every time. It's perfection, you simply cannot improve on it and, despite what everyone thinks, it's healthy. I eat one every day."
It's a passion that has puzzled his mates ever since he immigrated here in 2006. After all, pizza is a cheap and cheerful option when you can't be bothered cooking, it's hardly cordon bleu. So, during one of his regular tirades against the local product one friend broke and suggested he might like to open a restaurant of his own and show us how it's done. "And that was the push I needed."
No one expected him to follow through. Morris was managing a kitchen equipment company at the time.
Then, in 2006, Dante's opened in Kumeu. Which was great but it wasn't enough. Like Champagne, Napolese-style pizza is protected by law and has its own governing body, the Associazione Verace Pizza Napoletana, which stands guard over techniques that haven't changed in 300 years. Morris was determined to join their club.
He does everything by the book. After shipping in a purpose-built wood-fired oven, he began importing Italian cheese and flour (purpose-made to cope with the extra-high temperatures). He hand-crushes his tomatoes, plucks live basil in the shop and ages his hand-kneaded dough for four days before use - Morris says the relaxation effect of this ageing makes his bread suitable for those with gluten-tolerance issues. He even monitors humidity levels to gauge how much water to add to each mix. Then he practised and practised until he could prepare and cook a pizza in the required four minutes.
But his work was only starting. In 2007 there was only one officially recognised Napolese pizza-maker in the Southern Hemisphere and that had only come about when one of the association's judges travelled to Australia to visit his wife's family. No one was planning on visiting New Zealand.
"So I kept emailing them to find another way to make this work until they gave in and asked for video evidence."
This kicked off a year-long letter-go-round, with Morris sending a video by courier then getting a response saying "that bit was good but we want another showing a different angle of you doing this "- on and on it went.
They demanded every little detail of all his equipment, ingredients, health and safety standards, while also scrutinising every step of his dough-handling skills. It got to the point where Morris thought they wanted him to give up.
Then his phone rang at 1.30am one Sunday: "I just heard a voice telling me, "Kevin, you have-a passed."
All he had to do then was pay for a flight to Naples and do everything again in front of them. All up, he spent more than $6000 for a certificate most New Zealanders can barely appreciate, let alone read.
"But it's all worth it because that was just massive, a huge achievement, and it just took me back to being a kid watching my grandfather and eating that first pizza."
He has since moved his pizzeria to Ponsonby, and a photograph of his grandfather still watches over everything he does in the shop.
And since becoming our first certified pizza-maker, joining only 276 worldwide, Morris has been able to help a pizza chef in Wellington follow suit. He's even taken on a Italian protege, Davide Mosea, whose father wanted him trained in a toanga from his homeland.
So, it's been a process that isn't simply about following a dream, it's about living it to an extent that leaves some scratching their heads. But Morris is determined to re-educate us, one customer at a time if necessary.
Much like Pascale, a woman so protective of her privacy and personal space, she refuses to disclose her surname.
In a nutshell, she uses her eccentricity to help others.
Over the course of her 47 years, this Devonport resident has not only spent seven years at sea, gone bush in Tonga, and travelled the world on the smell of an oily rag, she has done it all off the grid. Pascale has no online presence whatsoever and doesn't even have a landline. Yes, she finally bought her first cellphone a few weeks ago, for work purposes, but only four people have her number.
It's all about clutter.
"I had this awakening of being tied to too much stuff. I look at it as stagnant energy and I say that, even as an undercover hoarder myself. Then I came to the conclusion that I don't actually need a whole lot and reinvented my life."
As for computers, if she sees an answerphone as too much of a burden ("I don't need to know the intimate details of other people's timetables") there is no way she'll deal with an email clogged with lols and lols of cat photos.
For years her friends could reach her only through her PO Box or by posting a message in the lost and found notices of the daily paper on the last Friday of the month.
She was seen as something of an eccentric until a few people noticed the transformation in Pascale's life and asked if she could do the same for them. Now, what began as quasi-charity work has become a business.
"People, even hoarders, do know when they're being choked by their belongings, but I've found that you don't get to that state by being a decision-maker, so they ask me to make the decisions for them. It's got to the point where I can smell a hoarder passing by in the supermarket."
The work has taught her a lot about people. Like, hoarders often start by accident.
A friend will give you a present, say a turtle. Then other friends see the turtle, decide that you must really love them and pretty soon it's all you get. In no time at all you've got a houseload of them and you feel obliged to keep every one.
Pascale's been there herself and still maintains a small but perfectly formed collection of miniature perfume bottles that was instigated by an aunt.
"So people feel real anxiety about getting rid of stuff like this and it becomes a process we have to work through together. But I'm not talking about encouraging people to live in sterile, pristine conditions. Homes need to be warm and full of memories, [but] people need to own their stuff, not the other way round."
Over the past few years she's worked with deceased estates, real estate agents preparing homes for sale and the occasional hoarder - such as the fish-hater who couldn't explain the 15 old aquariums in his rafters, the couple who kept their gay son's old toys in the hope he might marry a woman and have children and the unfortunate woman whose home left her with a nasty dose of lice.
Anyway, she's not sure why, maybe it has something to do with the current rash of television shows about hoarders, but her work has blossomed to the point where she can pick and choose her jobs.
But how does she get work without a website and only passing familiarity with her phone?
"Oh, it's word of mouth," says Pascale. Obviously.
And she'd probably have a few choice words if she ever saw Peter Simpson's house.
The home of the retired associate professor and long-time head of Auckland University's English department is awash in books and art.
Admittedly, you'd need a hard heart to see them as clutter, but it does reflect an all-consuming love and a collector's spirit.
And, as with the others, he's expressing this part of his life in an interesting fashion.
Dr Simpson publishes books that don't just contain art, they are art in their own right.
He runs Holloway Press, a boutique publishing house that has been associated with the University of Auckland since 1994.
Simpson started with poet and printer Alan Loney, who has since moved to Australia, with the intent of maintaining the fading tradition of fine printing. Instead of bowing to the internet and devices such as the Kindle, the pair dedicated themselves to producing books of such quality you'd be afraid to open them.
It's painstakingly exacting and costly, and in almost 20 years they've published just 35 books. But every page of every book is printed by hand, using a press that bites each letter into each handmade page. Aficionados get their kicks from holding a page up to the light to see the "halo effect" created by the indentations left in the Italian or flax paper stock Holloway Press favours.
One book, the green bicycle, features musical scores by Jonathan Besser, poems by Chris Price, and three original artworks (unique to each copy) by Max Gimblett, and sells for an eyewatering $5000.
Simpson refers to it as his folly, mostly because he is still trying to convince art buyers of their worth as art in themselves. Only 40 were, and ever will be, printed. Every edition is a one-off.
And there is no denying their originality.
Most, such as the green bicycle, came about only because Simpson saw creative sympathies between artists working in different fields and invited them to collaborate and create something unique. So, if he's not creating the art himself, he's inspiring it, which clearly makes the retired lecturer very happy indeed. Especially as his creations now sit within international collections such as the British Library and Stanford University.
He's also getting some overdue recognition with a retrospective exhibition in the Gus Fisher Gallery coming up in July.
Unfortunately, that may be his last hurrah, as the university is ending his funding. But Simpson, while disappointed, isn't giving up and is already looking for a new benefactor.
"Well, it was never going to be a money-making operation ... the emphasis has always been on quality and I think I can say we have made some kind of contribution to this country's culture. I have a few funding possibilities, but I suppose my other challenge is to persuade more people that what we are doing is art worthy of investment."
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Rapid changes in telecommunications technology and increasing pressure from financial product innovation and international competition have made regulatory reform more necessary and viable. The pressure brought to bear by regulatory competition could encourage major market-based reforms on the state level. The result of such reforms would better serve the needs of customers and enhance the financial health of insurance markets.
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To address these confusions, the Independent Institute has assembled an outstanding group of economists and other experts to pursue a systematic and authoritative examination of property and casualty insurance regulation and deregulation. This program, Insurance Choices, includes the publication of a series of Independent Policy Reports and a major scholarly book along with a campaign of media communications to discuss the program's findings and facilitate a new public debate.
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The author examines how America's National Flood Insurance came into existence and why private flood insurance never developed in the United States on a significant scale. Three sections include 1) a theoretical framework about what flood insurance does and how it ought to work; 2) the early history of the flood insurance program including how the federal government first took on the responsibility for flood protection; and 3) a discussion of how the U.S. got its current system of flood insurance that is stripped of a risk-based character.
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Despite mounting empirical evidence that rules-based regulation in insurance slows or reverses market growth, action for reform has been ignored. Adding to the growing number of voices expressing discontent with the current system, a new report looks to the European Union as a model for change within the U.S.
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Responding to escalating costs in high hurricane risk areas, insurance companies have increased premiums and even withdrawn from some markets. Unfortunately, increased government regulatory policies have been counter-productive, shifting much of the cost of coastal development to taxpayers at large. Market forces, if allowed to work, would produce mitigating effects automatically.
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London Gazette (Newspaper) - March 2, 1762, London, Middlesex Uumb. 10181 From Cittttw? March 2, to featucDaB March 6, 1762. By the KING, j A P R O C L A MA T I- O N, .for giving Encouragement to Seamen and Able-bodied Landmen to enter them/elves on Board His Majefty s Ships of War �for gra^ting Rewards for dif . covering fuch Seamen as Jhall conceal themfelves. GEORGE R. rHE'RE AS for the fpeedy ManningOur Fleet,-We did, by Our Royal Proclamation bearing Date the 22d Day of July 1 aft, Promife and-Declare, p-nongft Other Things, That the Bounties of Five Pounds for every Able Seaman, and Thirty Shillings for every Ordinary Seaman, fhould be paid to every fuch Able and Ordinary Seaman, not above the Age of Fifty, nor under the Age of Twenty Years, who mould, on or before the 12th Day of September then following, enter themfelves to ferve in Our Royal Navy, either with the Captains or Lieutenants of Our Ships,; or the Chief Officers on Board fuch Tenders as- fhould be employed for Raifing Men for the Service of Our Royal Navy ; and that a Bounty of Thirty Shillings' fhould -be paid to every Able-bodied Landman, not above the Age of Thirty-five, nor under the Age of Twenty Years, who fhould, on or before the faid 12th-Day of" September, in like Manner, voluntarily enter themfelves to ferve in Our Royal Navy j and that a Reward of Two Pounds for every Able, and Thirty Shillings for every Ordinary Seaman, fhould be paid to any Perfon, who fhould difcover any. Seaman or Seamen, who>fhould fecret themfelves, fo that fuch Seaman or Seamen fhould betaken for Our faid Service : Which faid Bounties and Rewards have been continued by Our Orders in Council from the faid 12th Day of September to the 31ft Day of laft Month..- And whereas rriany Men are ffill wanting to corripleat the Complements of Our Ships now fitting out-for Sea, We do therefore hereby Promife and Declare, That, for the better Encouragement of all-fuch Seamen:, Seafaring Men, and Able-bodied .Landmen'who fhall voluntarily enter themfelves into Our Service, the Bounties of Six Pounds for every Able Seaman, and of Three Pounds for every Ordinary Seaman," be paid to every fuch Able and Ordinary Seaman, not above the Age o'f"Fiftyy nor under the Age of Eighteen Years, who fhall*. on or before the 31 ftDay of March next, voluntarily enter themfelves to ferve in Our Royal Navy, either with the Captains or Lieutenants of Our Ships, or the Chief Officers on Board fuch Tenders as fhall be employed for Raifing Men for the Service of Our Royal Navy ; And alfo that' a-Bounty of Thirty Shillings be paid to every Able-bodied Landman not aboVe the Age of Thirty-five, nor under the Age of Eighteen Years, who fhpll, on or before the faid 31ft Day of March next, voluntarily enter themfelves in like Manner to ferve in Our Royal Navy j And that fuch refpeclive Sums be paid to all fuch Seamen and Landmen immediately upon their Entring, by the Officers, employed in Raifing Men for Our Fleet, with whom fuch Seamen and Landmen fhall refpe&ively enter. And we do further Promife and Declare, That a Reward of Five Pounds for eyery Able, and Two Pounds, Ten Shillings for every Ordinary Seaman fhall" be paid to any Perfon who fhall r_difcover any Seaman or Seamen who may fecret themfelves, fo that fuch Seaman or Seamen [ Price Three-Peace. ] fhall be taken forOur faid Service oil or before the faid-31ft Day of March next, by any of Our,Sea Officers employed for raifing Men j the. faid Rewards to be paid for any Seaman or Seamen fo difcdvered and taken in and about London,' by the Principal Officers and Commiffioners of our Navy; and at the. Out Ports, by the Naval Officers where, ther,e are any,. and where there are no Naval Officers, ..by the Col" lectors of Our Cuftoms, immediately upon a Certificate being produced to the faid Principal Officers and Commiffioners of Our Navy, Naval Officers, or Collectors of Our Cuftoms respectively, by.the Perfon who may make Difcovery'of. any Seaman or.. 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Located in Mannum, Eleven From The Left is on a river, minutes from Mannum Dock Museum, and close to Mary Ann Reserve. This vacation home is within close proximity of Mannum Golf Course.
Make yourself at home in one of the 2 air-conditioned rooms featuring kitchens with full-sized refrigerators/freezers and stovetops. Rooms have private furnished patios. Conveniences include microwaves and coffee/tea makers.
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CAIRO: The Free Egyptians Party will not enter any electoral alliance before the issuance of the elections law, said party spokesperson Shihab Wagih Saturday.
Wagih told Youm7 he would not comment on meetings of ex-presidential candidate Ahmed Shafiq with the Conference Party and National Movement Party, adding "we meet with all the national forces at all levels, and we communicate with the Wafd Party and the Egyptian Democratic party."
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While I find this a tall order, one that I may never fill, this concept of warriorship offers me a sense of the direction, the "True North" of the practice. It also serves as a different reference point from what familiar bromides offer.
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My hope is that, like Trungpa's idea of an empty heart, each time I am re-souled through Shabbat, there is more tenderness and less tangibility, a waking up of my soul, an opening of my heart, and a chance to practice making everything holy, at least one day a week.
When we clamp down on our inner experience or avoid emotions, the path to kindness is also obscured. Kindness toward others is actually synonymous with kindness toward self.
When I started this film I had quite a lot of skepticism about the tulku reincarnation system. I did not see how all that is claimed was possible. And I still cannot claim to understand it. But in looking at the footage in my room afterwards, I thought to myself, "OK, we have a film here."
A restless autodidact who routinely references Joseph Campbell, Terence McKenna, Pema Chödrön, Chögyam Trungpa Rinpoche and other teachers, Astbury leads what he calls "a very nomadic existence."
Given the decidedly downtown edge to the awardees, the speeches were rather formal. Lou Reed presented to Laurie Anderson for Performing Arts.
I love Buddhism and I'm all for forgiveness among us flawed humans. But only after unrepentant mass murderers who outstrip every definition of evil Webster's can muster are, to paraphrase President Obama, taken off the field.
With Trungpa, nothing was hidden; it was up to each person to make their own judgments about the behavior of the teacher.
Maybe we can mix some of the wisdom our ancient cultures with our unprecedented modern knowledge and create the ground for happiness and fulfillment in our lives.
There are so many time-stealers these days. Here in New York, people are moving so fast that they are almost flying through the streets. But where are we really going?
From a Buddhist point of view, sudden death can be particularly difficult. The contrast between the sense of presence and the sense of absence is so sharp and shocking.
Between my sessions of reading about this visionary high tech future, our group would periodically dismount and swarm into some of the most awesome and impressive Tibetan style Buddhist monasteries in the world
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By Janet Raloff, 16:39 PM February 5, 2009
For more than a decade, study after study has extolled the cancer-fighting virtues of green tea, or at least extracts of its polyphenol antioxidants. But preliminary data now suggest that for some people this herbal remedy may not prove beneficial — or even benign. In test-tube experiments on cancer cells and in animals, green tea's polyphenols inactivated the cell-killing activity of a drug used to treat blood cancers.
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Gonzaga was one of two law schools in the U.S. selected for the Internal Revenue Service visiting professorship in the national program's inaugural year.
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Dealing with space debris presents a thorny political issue that must be addressed, according to an international foundation's brief to the United Nations.
In an address to the U.N.'s Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space, the Secure World Foundation ? a non-profit organization committed to space sustainability ? emphasized the importance of developing a legal framework and protocol for cooperating to address this problem.
Yet tensions between countries about the best way to deal with space junk could make a solution difficult, experts say.
"In order to keep the ability to work in space, we need to reduce as much as possible the amount of debris that we put in orbit," Secure World Foundation Executive Director Ray Williamson told SPACE.com. "The reason for that is that as we go to much higher-than-Earth altitudes, the debris tends to stay in space for many years. And if you go to 1,000 km [600 miles], when you get to those altitudes, debris in space stays for centuries."
Messy place in space
A head-on collision between an American communications satellite and a defunct Soviet spacecraft in 2009 woke up many to the seriousness of the orbital debris problem. Adding over a thousand pieces of trackable debris to orbit, the crash was the first of its magnitude, and impressed upon the world the necessity of creating programs to reduce junk in space and keep track of existing debris to avoid further accidents, Williamson said.??
Currently, the build-up is worst at some of the most crowded orbital areas, such as over Earth's poles and the equator.
Of the 21,000 objects bigger than 4 inches (10 cm) in diameter now being tracked by the Department of Defense's U.S. Space Surveillance Network., 1,000 are working satellites. Experts estimate that hundreds of thousands more objects exist that are too small to track.
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Before the 2009 collision, the United States calculated possible collisions in orbit only for U.S. working satellites. Now the Space Surveillance Network attempts to monitor potential conjunctions among the whole world's satellites when possible because of its unique capacity to do so, and the issue's importance for space sustainability, Williamson said.
No restrictions exist for which countries can put satellites into orbit, but hairy issues arising from the process of removing debris make a collaborative legal framework a necessity, he said.?
"The U.S. wouldn't like it a bit if China were to take out an old U.S. satellite and bring it back," Williamson said. "And they wouldn?t like it if we took one of theirs and brought it back. We need to work on protocol. This makes things very complicated."
In the long run, these legal and policy issues are more important than today's technological challenges with removing the debris, he added.
Codes of conduct that direct international response are also needed for planetary defense against asteroids. But Williamson said the space debris issue is even more pressing.
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Macro photos of planaria flatworms
I posted a series of pictures of planaria on my blog today. I think they are Cura foremanii, but Im not completely sure. Photographing these little beasts couldnt have been much easier. I just put them in a white tray holding a very shallow amount of water and shot them with a 35mm macro lens and ring flash, shooting straight down to avoid any reflections of the flash on the surface of the water. After taking a series of photos of the worms gliding around the tray I fed them some very tiny fragments of frozen bloodworms. The mouth of a planarian is in the middle of the ventral surface of the animal, and not in the head. These worms feed through a tube-shaped pharynx that extends out of the mouth. You can see in the photos below that the planaria feed by wrapping around the food item and positioning their ventrally positioned mouth against the food.
I just love these critters!
http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8050/8...3469f014_z.jpgplanaria copyright Ernie Cooper 2012 sm for post by ernie.cooper, on Flickr
http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8473/8...28897d51_z.jpgplanarian feeding cc copyright Ernie Cooper 2012 sm for post by ernie.cooper, on Flickr
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Nice, I really enjoy reading your posts since you give some interesting background information, both on the subject and the techniques used. And the photos are outstanding! Thanks for sharing.
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*Up next, the Bulldogs (5-7) play host to Liberty (9-3) in a three-game series starting Friday (7 p.m./3 p.m./2 p.m.), and the Flames feature a 2.41 team ERA. Georgia leads the all-time series 6-1 including a 5-3 win last year in Athens.
*Georgia's three-game winning streak was snapped this past Tuesday as Western Carolina outlasted the Bulldogs 12-7 in a marathon contest that saw the teams combine to use 15 pitchers. It lasted three hours and 40 minutes, not counting a one hour and 22-minute rain delay.
*Last weekend, Georgia swept UAB. After scoring just 34 runs in its first eight games of the year, the Bulldogs tallied 33 runs against the Blazers while posting a 1.67 team ERA. Also in the series, Georgia raised its team batting average 36 points to .302. Currently, it stands at .304.
*Sophomore OF/LHP Jared Walsh posted a career-high four-hit game this past Tuesday versus WCU. Walsh is batting .361-1-6 in nine outfield starts and is 1-1 with a 1.29 ERA and one save in five appearances.
*Senior 3B Curt Powell (.365-0-8) has an eight-game hitting streak. He hit .438 (7-for-16, 6 RBI) last week against UAB and went 2-for-5 with an RBI versus WCU.
*Senior SS Kyle Farmer and sophomore 2B Nelson Ward headlined the offense last week. Farmer batted .692 (9-for-13) with four doubles and six RBI while Ward hit .611 (11-for-18, 4 RBI). For the season, Ward is batting a team-best .407 while Farmer is next at .381. In the UAB series, Farmer became the second Bulldog to have a 5-hit game this year (Curt Powell vs. Belmont) while Ward had his second 4-hit game. Also, Farmer moved in to a tie for fifth in the Georgia record book with 58 career doubles including seven this year which leads the SEC.
*Freshman C Zack Bowers blasted two home runs last week, batting .333 (4-for-12) with five RBI. He leads the team with three home runs in only 23 at bats. The Bulldogs first six home runs of the year were solo shots until Bowers' two-run blast this past Sunday.
*Freshman RHP/OF Sean McLaughlin improved to 2-0, 2.57 ERA as the Friday night starter. He started in right field Sunday and went 2-for-3 with a two-run single on an 0-2 pitch to ignite a six-run outburst to snap a scoreless game. Senior LHP Blake Dieterich leads the team with a 0.64 ERA in six relief appearances covering a span of 14 innings.
*Georgia will employ the same rotation versus Liberty that it used the first three weekend series.
G1: Freshman RHP Sean McLaughlin (2-0, 2.57 ERA) vs. Carson Herndon (1-1, 2.35), RHP, So.
G2: Redshirt junior LHP Patrick Boling (1-2, 6.28 ERA) vs. Brooks Roy (2-0, 0.50 ERA), RHP, Sr.
G3: Sophomore RHP Luke Crumley (1-1, 6.57 ERA) vs. Trey Lambert (2-0, 1.88 ERA), RHP, Jr.
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Liberty is coached by Jim Toman, who is in his sixth year with the Flames after serving as a longtime assistant to Ray Tanner at South Carolina and N.C. State. The Flames are batting .285 with a 2.41 ERA and fielding .980. They dropped a midweek contest to William & Mary 5-3 and their other losses came to then fifth-ranked South Carolina 4-3 and 8-7 to open the year in Columbia. Also, they beat USC 3-2.
Liberty's leading hitters are junior outfielder Ryan Cordell (.392-1-15) and senior 2B Bryan Aanderud (.350-0-11). Their starting rotation is a combined 6-1 with a 1.53 ERA (8 ER in 47.2 IP).
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NO! That is a states rights thing. I think that military service should be universal......... Everyone serves, kind of like the old draft, but everyone.Originally Posted by FortyFiveI did over 20 also, and what bothered me was feeling more and more that we sould be out of Vietnam. (I was still in at the time.) I was in basic when the Gulf of Tonkin thing went down.Please dont blast me, I have served over 20 years and never had thoughts like these until time allowed me to see a wide vision of where we are heading.
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We check in with Rob Bradford from WEEI.com live from Nashville to get his take on the Napoli signing, and any other moves for the Red Sox on the horizon.
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Fight back there and a big show our -- and holly were all live at Gillette Stadium but the Red Sox are making some noise today. As they have signed Mike Napoli three years 39 million dollars so much check in with our. Guy from WEEI dot com rob Bradford he's down near Nashville that the big opry land. A hotel rob has brought you by the beach is -- Fort Myers and seven -- Find your island today in Fort Myers sent a -- dot com also opryland treatment around right now. Are gonna put -- -- and I apologize. -- real entry era. That a source who told me at the very big hotel. Again it yes. That event -- -- get after a lot of the complaining from the writers and that out of the walk so far and so forth and so on but whatever. -- interview go to winter meetings. Not you're you're not complained the winner meetings and joining me somewhere in -- -- -- -- -- In order as we got -- out of the gate. And that's all you can hope -- get the ball roll. What do you make of that news how do you think the Red Sox he Napoli and those who who does this affect if anyone the arrival of Napoli -- the right -- Well you know obviously this food too much surprised but I -- if the couple -- it could trust and a couple low levels because number one it shows you this strategy throughout the entire offseason knowing Napoli but with rotting gums. If they're willing to overpay for short term to keep that beat -- contract. Within reason in terms of years and people there what three years for Napoli that's still quite a bit by -- nobody got four years. So you overpay a little bit for the short term that the strategy you know become relief drafting when it comes to dark -- opened talks. Because all along that's been with a red -- could possibly get involved not the six year deal but this shorter term deal -- more money than other teams are willing to pay. So I think in terms of how -- the actual deal backs they're they're. Proceeding. -- I think it is interesting because a clue what they're doing now. I don't it was Hamilton would make some sense to me short term because. No Trace at peace he's got some issues here and you've got to be concerned with the G to keep the -- down low and happily one surprises me looking at the money. He -- three years 39 million dollars. The Rangers did not make that qualifying offer of thirteen point two they could've had him for one year and -- realized that if another team wanted to give them a multi year deal which you wanna go and get a draft pick in return. -- -- concern you at all that they -- -- usual in a pass on from one year at thirteen -- is to make that would have been a terrific deal for team. Yeah well I think it's cute things I think I might surprise yes because I was along the same month what -- thinking which is UKU you know you're not -- of thirteen point three year team in on. Napoli and so -- the number of the annual number's going to be lower than that. So that surprised me. But concerned now because they -- before the idol I don't begrudge jumper take taken this approach as long as you don't get are locked in to deal. Which you feel uncomfortable with in terms of years and and even when Napoli you'll get him. And you go okay you go through the first two years and then that's when David Ortiz contract up. I -- you do -- -- are. Does he play first base every day. -- people are very quite apparent is that not concern you I mean middle Brooks had some issues. They can those rose to your first Gonzales seemed to pick everything out of the -- isn't -- a number I mean. I know a years ago nobody looked at that -- at first base as a defense of position now people look at it at least I thought they did. As a corner infield spot that has great importance. Yeah it is there you know I think there should be some comparative I think it is an undervalued position in terms of saving run. But also say that that was classified the -- similar sum up quite a bit is his first state defense is being okay. And you're -- Mike Napoli for his back. And did because reported product do you are a lot of guys in baseball who can do what you doesn't turn to power. -- order production and also in terms of grinding out of that total level what Kevin Youkilis. So you you want -- for at bats so you also want him to stay in the lineup. And the best way you're gonna get Mike Napoli stayed in a lot of did not happen to patch. So you know I think that if you can't classify him as an OK first baseman. I'm OK with that -- I'm OK with playing him for the the majority the game for the schedule. What we were talking in the first hour rob. The -- and I were talking about. Bill James in the impact that he's had on these signings. I've tried hard to believe that Bill James is making the call on Mike Napoli in David Ross and Johnny don't even though I don't like the Gomes a -- signings too much. Well what what you hear what you know about. Bill James and his cell rolled his offseason vs other offseason. Army I think it is having John Henry pointed out that they want -- may be a little more involved than he has in years past but. It doesn't take an advance they -- person to say okay this was bloodied by misguided bloody -- that guy. There's reason for all of these signings -- -- one. Is they didn't play well Fenway Park OK you know what you have a guy Napoli open guy and go home who's this swing to the hole dead -- header. So that that helps along those lines. You want guys who were gonna grind out did that give back to that kind of way of thinking as I pointed out before Mike Napoli. Pitches per plate -- almost the exact -- Kevin you look for his career. And controlling the running game that's why you're side by David Roth could you are happy with that so they're trying to will address the needs of some deficiencies they've had. But you know in terms of build games I think that that's where it as we go along and you get deciding -- -- -- the to make a whole lot of sense. And you have to explain it through -- the -- -- prism that's where we might get a little bit more clarity about his role. -- so they still want Cody Ross. Yeah I mean I think they're instructed silica content still in contact and talking -- Cody Ross and the thing that gets tricky your yap about the Napoli it's not a what are affect everything else. It also has become a very right handed heavy line up. And so you look at the position that they need -- -- -- in what they're hitting. Well you obviously Ross is a righty righty hitters so. You really have to leave on a knicks' odds are not an expert to buy a lead on Ryan Bailey's are -- big -- not -- -- you would go home to. Balance that off. But you know these I think there instructive in Rafa I think it also into president switzer but I do sort tell me that. There might wait until after the Hamilton trying to see where they're mark to market ends up in a Victor -- the very intriguing guy. Who also would be great fit here. But there's a lot of teams and on him and might just take you got one team that's going to go to four years and citizenry. While that may be too much that the source sure I'd like in that. You know he hits from both sides he's a versatile guy you can you complain many outfield maybe play a little bit different Jack I have the same feeling. You look -- don't you look at Cody Ross there are so similar. So you're right if you got left handed pitching coming into Fenway Park you're gonna beat the crap out of it there's no doubt it would with a Gomes and a Cody Ross let's say playing left and right field. What do you do what do you do refer what does lead the a percentage is now 75% of the time when you have -- in a -- Yeah allies are also that I think -- he's the that they they are comfortable -- playing right field is that. Coach -- never. Don't know known on that right now that's what I meant I -- Gomes a left. Obviously get the wall to protect them yeah many could do it. Yeah let whoever they may get an -- going for the gonna have to have food and some -- level competency when it comes to playing. Right field at Fenway that's like a victory go a switch hitter who put in -- that would have played that a field in the past makes a lot of sense. And you don't buy up all the guys that we mentioned. Still despite the fact it's right hit a right handed. Cody Ross might be the best value no draft pick. Lower Monday may be lower years so that's you know what the other day that might be where they end up. I'm still waiting for the big dogs to come and what do you hear if you're hearing anything yet about. Josh Hamilton does with with the Red Sox or anybody Josh Hamilton Zack Greinke where do you think those guys a land war plan and how much money when they commit. Yeah Colombia and I think that -- that this stick rank yup the board terms the -- -- to -- that. It looks like the Rangers in the dot might come down the Rangers and Dodgers. Dodgers dodges they have and a diamond. It makes too much sense right and and then when it comes to -- and open. Josh Hamilton to Miette -- here right now at the most intriguing part of -- intermediate but just because you. -- you know the biggest name and on the free agent market but because the red -- could get involved here. And not if it goes the 45 or six years I don't know they're gonna get involved. And willingness to do what they have been doing which is overpaid for the short term. If it gets to that I have been in he's not getting the farmers that are here opera that you really want. He might take that so that's where it becomes intriguing to me and and we talked about the -- it didn't take the money and issues and everything else aside. What is his -- where -- it's been termed the left side of the plate how he feels it's a really really good fit for the team right now. Well I'm with you on Hamilton got Greinke for a second because. We've heard over and over that Zack Greinke would not be good any big market there's a lot of pressure. It's only play in Kansas City in the play in Milwaukee and then just four short span. In the other Los Angeles and I warned counties a little different as you know. But doesn't that kind of contradict everything we've been talking about if he signed with the Dodgers I understand. It's not as concentrated as Boston and and Dodgers fans may be -- as -- -- Red Sox fans the public contradict everything have been saying about Greinke. -- -- it he gave -- is factor that you have to. The way in here. Exactly -- you're -- it would just as I did that -- while. But you know it I think that he Greinke came so I think this was it a couple lost our games ago -- that straight up you know bought while playing embarked in new York and he said you know that's -- not the best fit for me. Mean what do players saying that. -- that have to send up some red flag I just think you're right you don't know how players gonna react if we're overreacting you are under acting to. That the whole pressure of the media market -- guys we didn't know about Carl Crawford about Adrian Gonzales. -- oh we discuss it took it for granted that they would be okay and it was you know. So but I think that when a player comes out and says that that's when the red flag really have to go -- and and and then also. The number or years exact -- you gonna get and the amount of money for a starting pitching. You know the prelude to the Red -- to meet you can't allocate that money towards that it's it's too dangerous we've already seen. Somebody while I am convinced and I know we're gonna go through this for over the next month month and a half we did splashed you with fielder we did it a little while for for poor -- And they ended up getting 200 Michael Hyderabad on that winning candidate -- 280 some odd million that would detail and that that -- -- and -- you haven't paid a -- Really against Pinochet went over 200 I -- there -- gonna go well north of 200 out of it doesn't take you to dinner out -- you and I did -- did we went to dinner. Well and another. Couple my weight my better from where I'm from 2000 I think he's right about this I duel him. -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- I remember it yeah very well the 2007 -- let the play a 140 games anyway not. Air in the last month of played almost every day that it might my quote unquote. What are what are the 214040. Days. Exactly. What. Got robbed call me up -- -- -- and I -- I think he's going to tell. Line up there and what is the JD once the play out. Odd name that they'll receive pop up your ass Drupal Cabrera interstate guy. And I know he's got the you know that the Red Sox -- one of the the teams on his list but the when they put six teams on the list yeah that's pretty much so that they can read you a contract with those who have tried and I. They're big market teams everybody thinks that he doesn't wanna come here. Because he's got a stipulations contract that the Boston is one of six teams that you can't trade him to. But that's really just -- a financial thinks of the beacon re do a deal with a blue with a big market team what do you think about him. Having I think that they have to take a hard look at the opposition and in Alex -- -- someone close to them said that. The no trade thing really is going to be an issue if and when prevent any kind of deal the Bakken. But I think that you have to take a hard look at because of that -- the -- -- I'd appreciate it properly is the V -- thing different. I don't they wanna see where they fall at the end of the off season and say you know like that's our line up support this guy. But still if you have a chance to upgrade especially from the other side of the plate you gotta do that and if he can do it reasonable dollars and reasonable years. After become a party wasn't -- priority come to the Nazis and certainly first base and outfield and starting pitcher was. But the bigger deal because you. -- -- get I would Iglesias but still I think it definitely gonna raise our. I want chicken with the in the next couple days may be mentioned we'll get to talk about pitching that would be nice if they can. Picking me a lot you know -- apparently not to the red socks. -- and let the I Rob Kurz double to -- is similar and I see elated that said rob Bradford down there. In Nashville -- that the baseball winter meetings core -- were right back to you -- --