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It seemed all but inevitable, all so probable and all so Yankee-like. Like it or not, this is simply the Yankee's way of life and running their business. To the Yankees it is a business, one that is run on the year ahead rather than the years ahead. Not that this is right or wrong, it is just the Yankee way. In this world, there are no cornerstones but only quick fixes and patches to fill the holes created by the mistakes of the past or simply the longing for another proven star. History does repeat itself, this time at the expense of two fine, young players with the potential for stardom. The Yankees may be building a 2005 All-Star squad but will this hurt them in the future?
In a pending deal that the Yankees landed their favorite toy that they have longed for through the Arizona Diamondbacks store window, Randy Johnson, the Yankees traded Eric Duncan and Dioner Navarro along with Javier Vazquez to the Los Angeles Dodgers. The Dodgers would send pitchers Brad Penny and Yhency Brazoban and outfielder/first baseman Shawn Green to Arizona to complete the deal. While everyone looks at the big names being tossed around, how about the impact on the Yankee Farm System and the players involved? While the Yankees got their early Christmas present, they may have lost two gifts that could keep on giving for them for years to come.
Dioner Navarro, the Yankees #1 prospect entering the 2004 season. Even after an up and down 2004 season, Navarro was still able to make his way up to AAA Columbus and hold his own. With some help from veteran, Sal Fasano, the switch hitting 20 year backstop matured and became more and more of a pitcher's catcher. Another one of Navarro's close friend's Pito Santos had some advice for Dioner in his future. "I'd tell him to never give up. If he's not hitting, to do well on his defense. He's a good guy. He should never give up on his defense. That's what I would tell him." Pitchers came to appreciate his efforts behind the plate as he earned himself quite a reputation. "He really was raw when he first got to Columbus but he worked his tail off and got better and better every game," Colter Bean told PinstripesPlus.com. "I had no problem throwing to him what so ever. Sal Fasano really helped him out too." If Navarro can bounce back strong in 2005, the Los Angeles Dodgers may have themselves a solid, young catching prospect on their hands.
Just when it looked like the Yankees may have a stud rising in the ranks, just when it looked like the next true Yankee great was on his way, the prospect of obtaining Randy Johnson reared its head. The Big Unit, one of the greatest pitchers in the history of the game, while valuable to the success of the 2005 Yankees, may not be able to match the value that Eric Duncan, the Yankees current #1 prospect, could have had with the future of the Yankee franchise. With the personality of the consummate pro and the businesslike performance on the field, Duncan looked to be right out of the Derek Jeter mold. But, the reality was simple. When you are a prospect in the Yankee Farm System, being traded is only part of the deal. "It's tough," Duncan's teammate and close fiend, Steve White told PinstripesPlus.com. "Dunc" called me up last week and was like, "I guess we're not going to see each other again until we reach the Bigs". I guess it's just one of those things that's understood that while being in the Yankees' organization is great, chances are we're going to be traded. In fact, sometimes guys are jealous when another player is traded to another organization because you feel that guy is going to get his shot sooner than you. We all want to make it to the Majors with the Yankees but we all realize there's a better than average chance we're going to have to make it someplace else." However, this still doesn't make it easy for players or managers to see a player like Duncan go. "Duncan's a great ballplayer," says his former teammate, John Urick. "He has a really bright future ahead of him. I've never seen a kid his age handle himself so well on and off the field. He's willing to take his walks and singles. He'll do anything to get on base. He has tremendous opposite field power and that's so rare for a guy that young."
Andy Stankiewicz knows the 19 year old third baseman as well as anyone, working with him in his first two pro seasons on his defense at third base. Ironically, his hard work to stay at third base, may have helped this trade to materialize instead of Duncan being made into a full time first baseman. "You can't slow down a hard worker," says Stankiewicz. "This kid works his tail off and he has really come up big in developing his defensive skills. To me, that just looks like a sign of good things to come. He is a kid that works so hard and has all the tools to back it up." But, it appears now that the sweet swinging, lefty hitting third baseman will be doing his hard work for another organization, who will enjoy his work ethic as well, the L.A. Dodgers.
For close followers, coaches and members of the organization, losing two promising young players is never easy. But, has anyone ever thought of how it impacts the player's themselves, especially two guys who are no older than 20 years of age. Duncan and Dioner Navarro have always been advocates of remaining in the Yankee organization and truly would want nothing less for their baseball careers. Either way, you wouldn't get any less of a drive from either of them. "Stuff happens so quickly between rumors and things actually happening, you can't think about it, Duncan told PinstripesPlus.com. "I just think about what I have to do in the next game." Dioner Navarro, a promising switch hitting catcher, takes a similar stance. "They're trading me to get Randy Johnson and that is how they do things," an emotional Navarro says. "Nothing is final yet, but wherever I go, I'll always give 100%. I would love to be with the Yankees, but I love the game and I'll always play hard. It has been great but this is the way it is."
The two players spoken of, not only have bright futures ahead of them on the baseball diamond, but have also shown to be wise well beyond their years. While the Yankees tend not to build with their farm system, the organization does breed character. Nothing less can be said for Eric Duncan and Dioner Navarro. With the pending deal for Randy Johnson, it appears that both of their days in pinstripes are all but over. However, they will be welcomed with open arms into the Dodger organization. It looks like farewell to potential future stars, but only the beginning for these two fine young ballplayers.
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This past July Music Entertainment released a movie titled Cyberbully. You can watch the entire movie online at IMDB here. Recently ABC picked it up and has since rebroadcast it once, and will be doing so again in the near future. Also, there is talk about a a pilot being released on the same topic. I have a few thoughts on the matter. 1. I commend ABC and the producers of this movie for selecting a topic that is an important issue to address – and then making it publicly available. 2. What is the audience and where is cyberbullying happening? Cyberbullying from what I understand is when "bullying" occurs via technology (cell phone, chat rooms, email, etc.) There are millions of instances where people have sent messages in one way or another with statements such as: "I hate you." "I want to kill you." "I know where you live." And so forth. Terrible comments – hurtful, and dangerous. And what's worse – unlike traditional bullying they don't stay on the school yard – they follow the recipients wherever they are. I once read a Calvin and Hobbes comic that read: What Suzy says is so true – and not only for kids. Words do hurt – and sadly, the words shared via cyberbullying have often led to not just verbal abuse, but physical. Various cyberbullying reports have shown that hateful remarks have pushed several teens to suicide. So… what is our responsibility as technology educators? And for those of you who were in 276 the other day – this is an important discussion certainly considering our lecture on the moral dimensions of teaching we had in class. Here are some statistics from i-safe and a few other organizations that might push you to investigate this hurtful form of offense:
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This article discusses a 75% Divorce rate for virtual marriages in the game called Maplestory. What sort of impact can "virtual" relationships have on a person?
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The FCC may be opening up more frequencies for public use in hopes of someone developing better wi-fi technology that has a range of 50 miles.
I find this feed to be interesting. Its crazy how they are using social networks like twitter to protest.
After learning more about cellular technology, I thought that this feed was good.
These are my finds for the week of Sept. 19, 2011:
This is a really great advance in technology to me. I have been studying sign language since high school. It has always been my intention to work with Deaf students and eventually get my American Sign Language Interpreter's license. I have many Deaf friends and I hear their concerns about technology. Just recently, there is more available to Deaf people and they are beginning to have as many technological experiences as hearing people. They deserve it to. Deaf people often become resentful when technology is not made accessible to them. I so appreciate that Google+ has made this advancement so that Deaf people can chat online just as easily as hearing people.
This is an interesting find. This last Friday, President Obama passed the American Invents Act with the intent to make it easier and quicker to patent something. This reform supposedly will put more products on the market quicker and help the economy. The biggest change in the patent process, however, is the change from getting a patent by being the "first to file" as opposed to being the "first to invent." This is a big concern for many intellectual minds who feel their intellectual property may be more easily compromised. My dad is an inventor and has always had a hard time getting patents for his ideas. Now it will be easier, but it will be a lot easier for others to take his ideas and get the patent if they have the money. So, I am not sure about this one…It definitely will have an effect on new technological patents however.
This article is about how artificial fingerprints are helping robots distinguish shapes. What's next in robotics technology?
This one is about a website that allows you to submit your problems by typing them out on the website. Then someone will read it and return a song they think is relevent. It seems like a kind idea, and it could be really helpful for people to get thru their problems.
Cyberbullying contributes to NY teen suicide…
Fascinating : What country has the fastest internet?
Sketch-up classes to be taught at woodworking conference
Print your own action figures on these 3D printers.
This is interesting.
very well done
I like the storm logo a lot. A little can go a long way!
I like the storm logo. A little goes a long way!
Love the first post.
This first is a really nifty tip, and relates to the compression concepts we talked about in class:
The second is an infographic about e-textbooks. I, for one, can't wait till they become the norm and I don't have to haul 10 lbs of books around every day.
oh, and one more (sorry!)
I really like the line, "After observing these and other 'compensating behaviors,' H. J. Heinz Co. says it spent three years developing a better ketchup packet."
my finds for the week of 9/19-9/23
Facebook is changing a lot these days.
This is a crazy, work out, exercise robot that helps you lose weight.
First time and it goes staight to the internet.
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My baby is almost 8 months and I am starting to think about what to do for his 1st birthday party. He's my 3rd child; for my first child's 1st birthday party I went all out (he had a summer birthday) and had a huge bash at a park. It ended up being a disaster b/c it rained and I spent too much money.
For my 2nd son I invited much less people... had his at a childrens museum. A handful of people were no shows, it was upsetting.
I don't know what to do for my 3rd son's 1st birthday... I'm afraid of spending a lot of money and having people not show up, etc. At the same time we live in a TINY place that is crowded if we have more than 5 people over so a home party would be very limiting. Part of me is tempted to have a small home party with just family and close friends, but I feel guilty because I want my 3rd to get the same as his brothers, kwim? Another factor is everyone I know has multiple kids (including me) so I would want activities and space for older kids as well.
What did you guys do for your babies' 1st birthdays, what worked and what didn't? What did you do if you live in a tiny space? Or have a limited budget? When we had 1 child we could afford to spend a "lot" of money on a party but not anymore.
Mommy to beauties DS1 (7), DS2 (4, autism), & DS3 (2)
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My DD's 1st is coming up in a little over a month. We also live in a tiny apt, so any party here is completely out. Limiting the guest list is completely out too because all of our friends and family genuinely want to be a part of this celebration. We decided to hold the party at my SIL's house. She has a spacious yard and a large house that is party-friendly. If that wasn't an option, we'd probably have 2-3 parties at different times ands locations (family homes, our apt clubhouse, restaurants etc) to include everyone who wants to come, but to also keep the party size down.
It is going to be a simple party. Good homemade food, party games, and socializing.
I wouldn't worry too much about trying to give your 3rd child the same experience as your other two. You have different circumstances now then you did then. You have more experience, less money, and space constraints. I doubt it will matter much to your child in the end.
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Part of me is tempted to have a small home party with just family and close friends
Listen to that part. First parties are for the adults, anyway. By all means, do what you want and can afford. But don't feel guilted into doing for the 3rd what you did for the first. You don't have to be "equal" in all things, especially if you didn't enjoy the big bashes. Save the big bashes for when the child is old enough to have a say in the guest list.
As for what we did, we've always kept parties to family get togethers. The grandparents come if they can, some of the aunts and uncles, and if weather cooperates, a great aunt will visit from out of state. We have a meal, the kids play, cake and ice cream, socializing, and presents. We have it at the house and the most expensive part of it is usually the food.
I'm not sure at what point we'll do kid parties.
Thanks ladies! What is your opinion about an "open house" type party, where I could invite more people but they (hopefully) wouldn't all be here at the same time? Like I could put "come stop by to see the birthday boy between x and x hours", etc? Anyone done this kind of party before and how did it work out?
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I did a smallish birthday party at home with friends and family for my DD's 1st. I don't think anyone enjoyed themselves but the guests. DD was cranky as there was too much going on. I spent most of the day getting stuff together and too little time enjoying DD.
I ended up starting a new birthday tradition for us, which is what I went with for DS's 1st birthday. We wake up early, birthday child gets his birthday crown, we all cuddle up for the birth story, then I make the birthday child's favorite breakfast, and we eat. Afterwards, I set up the birthday ring, we sing to the birthday child, the wish is made, the candles are blown out, and then the birthday child unwraps his presents (for us we stick with one handmade present from each immediate family member). The kids play for a little while, and then we meet up somewhere (usually the park or the beach) with our loved ones for a nice, fun day out to celebrate the birthday child being with us for another year. More just hanging out, relaxing, and enjoying eachother than an actual party. It works for us. The kids love it, I love it, and it's practically stress free. I like putting the emphasis back on the reason for celebrating and away from entertaining and appeasing guests, cleaning up messes, planning, budgeting, et cetera.
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Making carriage style garage doors
I am wondering if any of you have ever tried dressing up a plian
garage door to look like one of the expensive carriage house type doors. I'd like to do that, and am just wondering if I could use the nice veneer paneling along with trim boards, and decorative handles. If so, do I need to glue and screw to make them last?
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Hello Jill,
Yes one of our chipies has done this with a solid metal front door.
It is best to use thin strips of timber or a single sheet of ply that is decorated. What he basically did is made two thin replicas of the doors dimension (shaker style) that cladded both sides of the door. Light weight timber is the key here & bolted with the panels glued straight through the door. This was done as the customer wanted the security of a metal core in the door & to good effect.
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Plain Garage Door to Carriage House Style
Jill, you posted this over four years ago and I am trying to find out the same thing. Has anyone added to a plain wooden door to make it look like a carriage house style door?
Yes, it can be done. There are kits you can buy, or just get your brain going on it. Skin it with 1/4 inch ply, add a trim board to that. you can get some nice looks that way. Just make sure that your tracks and opener can handle the extra weight.
It can be done, and you can use regular dimensional lumber to do it. Things to keep in mind are that you will also require a new spring, and the tracks will have to be adjusted to allow for the additional thickness of the door.
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OK, I have searched and cannot find a source to convert my wooden garage door into a carriage house look door. Anyone know of any sites offering these?
My cousin made carriage style doors and kept her original garage door. She built in just outside the original garage doors like you would build a double swinging gate and she screened it too so she could have the comfort of the breezes and still have the security of her garage door. it looks great.
Making carriage style garage doors faux anyone?
Has anyone tried using a wood graining tool and paint to make a metal overhead door look like cottage/carriage style? Seems easier than attaching veneer and having to deal with springs,etc.
See this post.
Nice work on those 'fake' doors----best I've ever seen,as a matter of fact.
Thanks. I just couldn't abide painted doors on a log sided garage.:no:
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It's not entirely clear why, but mainstream, respectable, traditional tech companies are going through some kind of mass mid-life crisis.
Intel, Polaroid and just yesterday HP have all done things that make it clear they're at least as concerned about being "cool" as they are about actually building things.
Apple and its raging success in phones and tablets appears to be the cause, but can't really be blamed when a bunch of aging tech guys who are clearly more comfortable in Sans-a-Belts are seen demanding to know why the tortured skinnies at Abercrombie don't come in a size 38, or paying $200 for a 'do that only looks a little less like a comb-over.
Most obviously, among Sili Valley's Wild-Hogs-wannabes are Intel and Polaroid are both paying celebrities to stand with them in public so a little charisma will rub off. (Will.i.am, Intel?Really?)
Instead they end up looking (at best) like early Mickey Mouse trying to perform in HD Technicolor.
"I hope one day people will say 'this is as cool as HP,' not 'as cool as Apple,'" HP CEO Leo Apotheker told the BBC yesterday, in an apparent moment of self delusion.
There's a lot of potential for sarcasm in a company that's nearly as far out on the way-too-conventional end of the spectrum as IBM trying to outcool a company whose business relies on slick design and only coincidentally includes electronics.
He was talking specifically about HP's plan to – for the first time since it defended a particularly off-putting brand of Unix as the finest operating system available – get into the OS business.
Feb. 9 it plans to announceWebOS, a web UI and operating system designed for netbooks, tablets and smartphones that was created and marketed – badly -- by Palm before HP ate and digested it.
WebOS, when it launches, will compete against iOS, Android, Windows, Symbian and a host of other operating systems, all of which have larger installed bases and a market that is crying out for fewer operating systems, not more.
Entertaining as that may be, it's more likely Apotheker's intention to say something outrageous to distract customers' attention from the string of idiotic scandal and outrage that have surrounded him since he moved over from the top slot at SAP four months ago.
Not only was SAP in the middle of a lawsuit that was more of a soap opera, with Oracle's chief invective slinger Larry Ellison heckling from center stage, Apotheker himself was replacing Mark Hurd, who scrammed out of HP inches ahead of a sexual-harassment lynching party.
Granted, having a CEO who generates sexual scandals made HP a lot more interesting than it is normally, but neither it nor the lingering questions about Apotheker's role in the copyright-infringement issues SAP settled with Oracle at a cost of $1.3 billion are really the kind of attention HP needs.
Neither is the $1.2 million salary, $4 million signing bonus, $4.6 million in relocation costs, or reimbursement for penalties stemming from violations of a no-compete clause in his contract with SAP that HP is paying its new guy.
Neither is the shakeup on the board of directors that rid Apotheker of five directors remaining from Team Hurd, or fourth-quarter results that show a 1.2 percent decline in PC sales, compared to an overall PC sales increased 3 percent.
Compared to those other potential points of interest, saying things that make the CEO seem out of touch with and unrealistic about what "cool" actually means isn't such a bad thing. It makes him look stodgy, though ambitious, and grossly inappropriate, like an aging uncle hitting on all the pretty young things on the dance floor at a family wedding.
Not attractive; not cool. But a lot better than the guy who may have overseen what Oracle called the theft of intellectual property, gross overpayments for himself and a sudden decline in business after taking over the top job.
Ladies and gentlemen, give it up for Cool Leo Apotheker.
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FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. – The Northern Arizona women's basketball shot a season-best 88.2 percent from the free-throw line, but their second half rally fell just short to Montana State. The Lumberjacks fell to 0-2 in Big Sky play as the Bobcats held on for an 80-72 victory Saturday night.
"They made a nice run in the second half and we didn't have an answer for it," said head coach Sue Darling. "We're still turning the ball over too much and we're missing too many layups but I thought we played better tonight than we did on Thursday night. We started the game better and we had much better overall effort."
The first half was an offensive struggle for both teams as neither squad shot better than 35 percent heading into halftime. The Bobcats carried a 30-27 lead into the intermission in large part due to NAU's 16 first half turnovers. Neither team led by more than five points and they exchanged the lead on nine occasions with 10 ties in an evenly played first 20 minutes.
In spite of their miscues, a strong defensive effort and eight points by junior Raven Anderson kept the Lumberjacks step-by-step with the Bobcats going into the second half. MSU maintained a narrow edge until back-to-back buckets by freshman Rene Coggins and senior Amanda Frost trimmed NAU's deficit to 44-42 with 12:38 to play. A corresponding 10-0 Montana State run pushed its lead out to 54-42 and the Bobcats led by as much as 14 with just under seven minutes to play.
Facing their biggest deficit of the game, the Lumberjacks turned up the pressure as Frost and freshman Brittani Lusain began to will them back into the game. The pair combined for 21 points over the next five minutes which got the Lumberjacks to 72-68 with 1:58 remaining. Despite a valiant effort though, the Bobcats made enough free throws down the stretch to withstand NAU's furious rally for their first conference win.
"We only had six turnovers in the second half and that made a huge difference," Darling said. "But at the end of the day, they went on a run and we were playing catch up the entire time."
Lusain recorded her second double-double of the season as she grabbed a career-best 13 rebounds to go with 16 points in addition to four steals. Frost exploded in the second half for 21 of her game-high 27 points for her fifth straight 20-plus point game. Lusain (10-for-11) and Frost (13-for-14) combined to miss just two free throws in the team's excellent showing at the line as they repeatedly got to the rim during NAU's late rally.
For the game, the Lumberjacks shot 30-of-34 from the charity stripe, which helped offset shooting just 33.9 percent from the field. They outrebounded the Bobcats, 44-43, but did not hit a three-pointer for the first time this season and allowed MSU to shoot 48.6 percent in the second half – 41.4 percent for the game.
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|Proshares UltraShort Russell2000 Experiences Big Inflow
ETF Channel Staff - Monday, December 10, 11:36 AMSymbols mentioned in this story: TWM
Exchange traded funds (ETFs) trade just like stocks, but instead of ''shares'' investors are actually buying and selling ''units''. These ''units'' can be traded back and forth just like stocks, but can also be created or destroyed to accommodate investor demand. Each week we monitor the week-over-week change in shares outstanding data, to keep a lookout for those ETFs experiencing notable inflows (many new units created) or outflows (many old units destroyed). Creation of new units will mean the underlying holdings of the ETF need to be purchased, while destruction of units involves selling underlying holdings, so large flows can also impact the individual components held within ETFs.
Looking today at week-over-week shares outstanding changes among the universe of ETFs covered at ETF Channel, one standout is the Proshares UltraShort Russell2000 (TWM) where we have detected an approximate $30.7 million dollar inflow -- that's a 11.0% increase week over week in outstanding units (from 10,216,518 to 11,341,518).
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El Coto Crianza 2008
Producer: El Coto de Rioja
Wine name: El Coto Crianza
Type: Red
Wine Region /Appellation: Rioja (D.O.C.)
Vintage: 2008
Grape varieties: 100% Tempranillo
Alcoholic level: 13%
Guide Price: 8-12 USD
Our rating: ++ (2)
About the area
The Rioja wine region is located south of the Sierra de Cantabria, along the river Ebro, in the North of Spain. The climate is continental. It is surrounded by mountains, which helps to isolating the region which has a moderating effect on the weather. The region is subdivided into three areas - Rioja Alavesa, Rioja Alta and Rioja Baja. Rioja Alavesa and Rioja Alta, which are located closer to the mountains, are located at slightly higher elevations and have a cooler climate.
Most of the territory covered by the the Rioja Protected "AOC" is in the La Rioja region, even though their limits do not coincide exactly.
La Rioja has a total of 57,000 cultivated hectars , yielding 250 million litres of wine annually, of which 85% is red.
Among the reds, the best-known and most widely-used grape variety is
the Tempranillo grape. Other grapes in use in the region are Garnacha (grenache), Graciano, and Mazuelo (Carignan).
About the wine
El Coto's vineyards are in Cenicero (Rioja Alta) next to the east bank of the river Najerilla, northwest facing and their soil is mainly based on ferric clay. The rest of the grapes come from selected vineyard owners from the Rioja Alavesa. The winery produces over 20 million bottles a year.
Grapes for El Coto Crianza 2008 came from the three subzones. The wine was fermented and aged for a year in new american-oak barrels and rounded in the bottle, for at least six months, before its release.
Ruby-red. Firstly smoke, tobacco and vanilla in the nose. Deeper, you can find glaced cherries and ginger. Light in the mouth, good acidity (sligthtly unbalanced), dry tannins, medium-short "after taste". Oaky. Commercial. Easy drinking, but hard to find its true personality.
To be honest, I do not like it very much. In my opinion, this wine really far away from what a mythical "appellation" like Rioja is capable of producing.
Labels: red wine, rioja, tempranillo
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Many years without tasting it and, frankly, I don't wanna try again, as far as I remember it's just an oaky soap.ReplyDelete
Hi Jose! Nice to see you here, always accurate.ReplyDelete
However, oaky soap sounds weird for any wine, even for this one. Perhaps you were thinking about a delicious oaky soup, ja ja ja!
Ooops, yes, I meant soup, not soap... or well, maybe I soap is right }:-DReplyDelete
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On having a feeling Miami was going to select you tonight: "I really didn't. I didn't know what to expect coming in. You hear all of the rumors, but other than that didn't know what to expect and so excited to see the Florida area code popup on my phone."
On whether he had spoken with Coach Mike Sherman, General Manager Jeff Ireland, or Coach Joe Philbin in the past few days: "No, I haven't spoken to them in the last few days. Like I said, I was in the dark."
On sitting a year and growing into the position: "I'm just excited to go down there and join the team. Whatever the situation is I have a lot to learn. I want to go in and learn from the guys that are there, Matt (Moore) and David (Garrard). Good players and they've been around for awhile so I have a lot to learn from them. Looking forward to getting into the locker room, getting to know those guys and getting back to playing football."
On wanting to compete or accepting to sit for a year: "I want to compete. That's just the competitor in me. Obviously, with competition also comes learning. It doesn't have to be a hostile competition. Just competing we're all football players and we're all competitors. That's the driving force behind the game. Just because I say I want to compete doesn't mean I think I should be the starter. I have to go in, join the team, and get to know the guys and learn from them. I have a lot to learn from the veterans."
On ever visiting Miami: "I've been down there one time. It was just for a day game. We played Miami my redshirt freshman year, but other than that, no. But I've heard great things though."
On how are you going to change the perception of the franchise: "I'm just excited to get down there. We'll see what happens when I am down there. I'm just excited to be the first pick of the Miami Dolphins this year. To get down to Miami, join the team, and get back to football like I said. I know the Dolphins have been working out for a few weeks now and I can't wait to get into the locker room and know the guys and start working."
On feeling the pressure to delivery right away after being selected in the first round: "I don't think it would be more pressure than it would be at any other spot. I'm excited. I put pressure on myself to be a good player. I want to be a great player one day so I'm excited about the opportunity and I welcome the pressure from the organization because I believe in the organization. And I'm glad that they drafted me."
On what he needs to improve: "I feel like I can improve on everything in my game. As a competitor, as a quarterback I feel like I want to get better in every aspect of my game. One thing I worked on a lot this offseason was my feet…just being smooth through my transition, making good accurate throws to my left. I think I've learned a lot. I think my self-placement and body control is 100 times better going to my left than what it was going to my left four months ago. Continue working on my feet and just continue to learn the game."
On the biggest challenge in the transition: "From the guys I've talked too, just the speed of the game. It's a different level. Guys are a little bit bigger and move a little bit faster as a whole. If I had to say one thing I would have to say the speed of the game."
On seeing your name in the same sentence with Dan Marino, how does that feel: "It's humbling, he's a legend, great player. Great quarterback for the Miami Dolphins franchise and I'm excited to hopefully reach out to him and learn from him. I know he's been around a long time and played a lot of football so I'm excited to get in touch with him and hopefully learn from him."
On feeling pressure to live up to past first-round Dolphins quarterbacks such as Dan Marino and Bob Griese: "I don't think so. I don't think there's really any connections other than the Miami Dolphins. But there's not a direct connection between that. I don't feel more pressure of Dan Marino. I don't think I'm trying to fill his shoes. He's a great player, but I'm not trying to fill his shoes. I'm my own player and I have a lot to learn. I'm excited to get started."
On what's the greatest strength of your game: "I think my ability to throw on the run, escaping pressure or designed naked bootlegs. My abilities to navigate the pocket while avoiding the rusher and making an accurate throw down field. I just think that the ability to extend plays and make throws on the run adds another element to the game that puts more pressure on the defenses."
On what number are you going to wear: "I think I'm going to wear number 17."
On describing your relationship with Coach Mike Sherman: "It's great. Coach (Mike) Sherman is a great coach and even a better man. I feel like throughout this process he's been supportive and trying to keep the whole, I guess, elephant in the room out of the Miami Dolphins. He's kept in touch as a coach and as a quarterback. If it would be any other situation whether he's still at (Texas) A&M or he went to any other team. It's exciting to get back in touch with him and as well as the rest of the coaching staff."
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Aspen continues to bar outside pot shops
July 22, 2014
Protect local marijuana retailers or open them up to free-market competition?
That was the question before the Aspen City Council during a work session Monday, and the council majority gave its support to keep it local, barring any outsiders from applying for recreational licenses until April 15, 2015.
By extending the town's recreational marijuana infancy, only medical shops that existed in Aspen — or were in the application process — as of Oct. 1, 2013, can apply for recreational. Mayor Steve Skadron reasoned that limiting the market will help Aspen retain familiarity, foster local industry and mature the marketplace. This was in step with arguments made by Jordan Lewis, owner of Silverpeak Apothecary, one of two Aspen shops that have converted to recreational.
But not all who spoke agreed with the sentiment. Brian Radtke — who works for Aspen Green Dragon, Aspen's second recreational shop — said he likes protection, but he equated the move to limiting Aspen's bar scene to only a handful of establishments.
"Mayor, I just think you're completely naive to sit back and say, 'I'm going to be here all by myself, and I'm in my own little special place — and Aspen is an extremely special place," Radtke said, adding that competition allows the cream to rise to the top.
In line with Radtke, Councilman Art Daily said he is a fan of the free-market spirit. In his experience, he has seen a lot of pressure in Aspen for caps on bars and restaurants.
"Over time, the city has resisted that," he said. "I think that's generally healthy."
Councilwoman Ann Mullins said she would like to see the protection period extended by six months, but "beyond that, the city is taking too much action." Skadron offered the April 15 date, so that Aspen shops can experience their first winter season without outside competitors.
Lewis said extending the transitional period will allow "us to get our bearings before we have to fight tooth and nail with the Front Range," where operating costs are cheaper.
Also speaking at the meeting was Garrett Patrick, co-owner of Stash, located outside city limits at the Aspen Business Center.
"I'm stuck in the county with limited amount of customers and places to move," Patrick said. "I've invested just as much as any of these other people. We would just like to have the option to move into Aspen."
Per council request, Assistant City Attorney Debbie Quinn said marijuana code can be redefined to allow for existing applicants within the urban growth boundary, which would include Patrick.
Aspen's other two existing marijuana retailers — Aspen Medial Solutions and Leaf Aspen — have not converted to recreational.
After hearing from the marijuana operators, Councilman Dwayne Romero, who was originally in support of Quinn's recommendation to let the protection period expire, said he was swayed toward continued limitation.
"I don't want to see the proliferation of shops on every corner in Aspen," Romero said. "There's plenty of wealthy folks with habits that might just treat this as a bit of a hobby."
Also at issue was the expiration of the state's requirement that recreational shops grow at least 70 percent of their product. That is set to expire Oct. 1. Radtke, who also helps operate a shop in Glenwood Springs with his father Ron, said he is excited for the expiration because wholesale purchases generate additional tax revenue for Colorado schools.
"If Joe Blow wants to open up a store here and buy cannabis from us, come buy all the cannabis you want from us," Radtke said.
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In the series premiere last night, Jess moves in with three guys after her boyfriend cheats on her. Thrust into this new life, she doesn't slowly ease into a new apartment, new roommates and alien world of dating — she jumps head first, announcing who she is and making no attempt to hide her quirks.
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Oliver Hart and Bengt Holmström have been awarded the 2016 Sveriges Riksbank Prize in Economic Sciences in Memory of Alfred Nobel for their work in contract theory. Their contributions were the genesis of an extensive and novel literature. Contract theory quickly found applications in other fields like finance, organization theory, macroeconomics, international trade, industrial organization and political economy.Both Prize winners are well known to our university, and this Prize holds special meaning for ULB. Oliver Hart was awarded a Honorary Doctorate at our university in 1992 (put forward by the Faculty of Social, Political and Economic Sciences - Solvay Business School, or SOCO). Bengt Holmström was an invited speaker at the 100th anniversary of the creation of the Solvay Business School in 2003. And in June 2011, contract theory was honored again at ULB when ECARES organized an international conference at the Solvay Brussels School in Economics and Management to celebrate the 25th anniversary of Hart's 1986 seminal paper on incomplete contracts. (For a discussion of the motivation of the Prize, including a reference to the proceedings of this ULB conference - Aghion, Dewatripont, Legros and Zingales, The Impact of Incomplete Contracts on Economics, Oxford University Press - see here.)


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Several news stories about religion in the U.S. have caught my attention over the last couple of weeks, and they each highlight a different lens on what the future may hold for these and other groups, and how the public perceives religion as an enduring (or not) institution in society. First, and this has been a long time coming, the Crystal Cathedral has finally met its demise. After bankruptcy, the sale of the landmark sanctuary to the Orange County Roman Catholic Diocese and now the (somewhat ungraceful) exit of the entire Schuller family, the fate of the formerly iconic megachurch has been sealed. Whatever the future holds, the Crystal Cathedral will no longer enjoy its identity of the past 40 years—a cultural landmark melding Christianity, American consumerism and celebrity.
As the Crystal Cathedral story was making headlines, including on the "CBS This Morning" show (alas, my interview ended up on the digital cutting room floor!), just up the freeway from the Cathedral's home in Garden Grove, the Los Angeles City Council was working on an important but complex redistricting plan. Buried two-thirds of the way into a recent Los Angeles Times story recounting the final approval of the plan were quotations from two of "several African American pastors" who were in attendance at the City Council meeting. These pastors spoke against the plan as it would, from their point of view, adversely impact the economic growth and development of large swaths of South Los Angeles. In contrast to the Schullers, these pastors were from [Read more…]