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A documentary on the early life of the Charlie Chaplin and how he moved from a life of poverty in south-east London to creating the character of the Tramp in Hollywood.
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Bad enough to deal with winter's ice, snow, and bitter winds outside, but cold drafts sneaking into houses and money escaping into thin air can spur people to action.
Two years ago, Jerry and Irene Schacher decided to have an energy audit on their condominium. "We're retired," Mrs. Schacher said, "and we wanted to save money on heating. But we were also concerned about some drafty rooms and about wasting energy."
Mrs. Schacher called several companies and checked references before hiring EMS of Suffern, NY. The energy audit took less than one day, and the company analyzed the data and then offered three possible remediation plans. EMS did not recommend sealing the drafts around the foundation (a common source of air leaks), because the cost would be high compared to the benefit. Air leaks around windows, doors, and electrical outlets and switches were sealed, and insulation was added to crawl spaces in the attic.
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As with any construction project, there were some glitches. At first the machine that blows in insulation wasn't working correctly, and a few problems required equipment the team hadn't brought. However, Mr. Schacher called the team "very motivated. They wanted to be ecologically responsible and to do things right." After the initial improvements, the team used an infrared camera to find a few leaks that needed extra attention.
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- Large Kitchen/Dinning Room
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- Large Bedrooms
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A fantastic family home situated in the popular area of Clifton ready to move into straight away. This home offers lounge, large open plan Kitchen/Dinning room, occasional room, Three good sized bedroom and family bathroom with bath and separate shower. EPC Rating C To book a viewing please call YOUR MOVE on 01159 417 417.
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A fantastic family home situated in the increasingly popular location of Clifton. Entrance into the lounge with stairs leading to the first floor. The lounge is neutrally decorated with feature fire place. The fully fitted kitchen/diner has a range of beech effect wall and base units. To the first floor there are two double and one single bedrooms and fully fitted family bathroom which comprises of bath, wc, wash hand basin and separate shower cubical. Outside the property there is a large lawned garden to the rear and to the front there is a medium enclosed garden. Viewing highly recommended to avoid missing out on this popular location. Contact Your Move on 01159 417 417.
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Research in Motion, the maker of the BlackBerry smartphone, laid off a total of 238 people in Irving last week, according to a company letter to the Texas Workforce Commission.
RIM, which is based in Canada, had confirmed that it is reducing its global workforce by around 5,000 people, but hadn't specified which markets or departments are being affected.
Most of those affected by last week's layoff were call center workers, according to a source who asked not to be identified.
Last week's job reduction notwithstanding, RIM's Irving office is going to remain open, rumors to the contrary notwithstanding.
"We remain committed to Irving as an important location for RIM and we are grateful for the support we will get from the local community and government as we work through this difficult transition," RIM said in a statement.
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"I am confused on your instructions, I cannot understand if you mean 2 dc in each of the next 2 dc or if it means a single dc in the next 2 dc.So I wont be using this pattern even though I think it is very pretty."
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This Cute Crochet Sunflower Pattern is a 3D square that jumps out at you. With a bit of layering and the clever use of some raised stitches, this flower crochet granny square takes on a multidimensional look. This bright design is perfect for spring and summer decor. This square looks so stunning on its own that you could frame it and hang it on your wall once the weather turns warm. Learn how to crochet sunflower granny squares, and you'll have a garden that stays in bloom all year.
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Apr 19, 2017
Why doesn't ( Cute Crochet Sunflower Patternbr /By Maz Kwok from beacrafter.com ) come up when I click on the link to get the pattern. This is the best sunflower granny square I've seen. Can you please help me get it. I would buy the pattern if it is for sale. Thank you. Viola Dougherty
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Hi! I just checked the green text "Click here for crochet pattern" link and the sunflower does appear. Here is the link: http://beacrafter.com/crochet-sunflower-granny-square/ Thanks, Krista, Editor
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Krista,br /I just tried it again, and the sunflower picture shows up, but when I click to download the pattern I get a blank page that shows the letters pageok on the top left corner of the page. Ian you send me an email with the pattern instructions? I would be so grateful.br /Viola Dougherty
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That is a cute sunflower pattern. It needs a lot of patient to make this project. Here's the link to the pattern http//beacrafter.com/crochet-sunflower-granny-squa == re/.
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Apr 19, 2017
Were you really able to download this sunflower granny square pattern? All I get is a blank page, and I must have tried a dozen different times today. I really want this particular pattern. Thanks
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If you are getting a blank screen, it is probably temporary. I would go into your browser settings and clear your history and cache and see if that makes a difference. I responded to your other comment above with the link, too. Thanks! Krista, Editor
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Apr 19, 2017
Wow! It worked, thank you...I deleted history then restarted my computer.When I went to the pattern it came up, and I printed it. I am going to try it right now......
Apr 20, 2017
Great! Have fun! It's such a cute pattern.
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I normally don't like granny squares, but I just love this sun flower pattern. I can't wait to make it! Such a unique way to do the green grass part. Thank you for this free pattern..
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All the Gulf economies are now back on a strong growth curve. At the 8th Arabian Business Forum, a 200-strong audience heard from the top names in local business as to the real state of the market
Booms, busts, subsidies and the 'youth bulge'; the 8th Arabian Business Forum, held last week in Dubai, discussed some of the major issues currently facing the Gulf economies. Chaired by ITP chairman and BBC television presenter Andrew Neil, the forum invited a series of keynote speakers and panelists to give their opinions on the most pressing concerns of the day.
And when it comes to the Gulf economies, there aren't many more prominent experts than Dr Nasser Saidi. He is the founder and president of Nasser Saidi & Associates, and is the vice-chairman of crowdfunding start-up Eureeca. In a long and varied career, he has also served as chief economist of the DIFC, and as a minister covering both the economy and trade and finance portfolios in his native Lebanon. Saidi is also a member of the IMF's Regional Advisory Group for MENA, among several other positions.
Saidi began his speech with a wide appreciation of the regional economy, pointing out that receipts from oil exports won't help the region in 2013 as much as they did last year, as prices plateau and even dip, and as non-Gulf exporters build up production. But the non-oil sector - a major policy platform for GCC governments - are doing much better.
"Overall, you can expect growth in the GCC to be 3.6-3.8 percent in 2013," he said, pointing out that this is significantly better than the more established economies. That growth will be even higher in the UAE, and especially in Dubai. Saidi added that key sectors such as hospitality, tourism and trade make up more than 40 percent of the Dubai economy, and that will grow further as Dubai continues to turn itself into an aerotropolis.
Saidi, who coined the phrase 'Arab firestorm countries' - rather than the Arab Spring or 'transition' countries - said that the states most affected by revolutions would take years to recover. "When the forest is very dry and the leaves have fallen, the fire can transmit itself anywhere," he said. "You can expect four to five years before foreign direct investment coming back to any of those countries."
Given the huge unemployment figures in the MENA region, and the growing number of young people out of work, this was a fairly grim assessment. In Saudi Arabia, 40 percent of male graduates are out of work; this figure rises to 60 percent for female graduates.
The economist argued that high unemployment puts more of a focus on the SME sector, a key part of any country's economy. It also means that states will have to stop focusing on employing nationals in the public sector. Saidi explained that some steps are being taken, especially in the UAE and Saudi Arabia, to eliminate capital barriers that obstruct the process of setting up companies. In addition, governments are also playing their part by encouraging banks to give out more loans.
However, Saidi argued that this policy gives banks mixed messages; lenders have to conform to Basel III, which tends to restrict lending to small companies. In addition, banks pay the same in terms of risk analysis to approve small loans as they do for loans for much larger companies, making smaller loans uneconomic. In addition, credit bureaus are not fully in place yet. "Loan guarantees play an important role, and you need a law that provides incentives for SMEs," Saidi said.
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A beautiful spring day, the air was warm, the trees were pushing their leaves out to catch the flowing rays of sunshine, and Frances was in love. She could hardly conceive how her life had changed. Frances thought that no one was like her and that she would never be able to love or be loved. Trevor was a boy she knew from school. He blended and talked so well no one ever thought twice about him until the day he stood up for her.
Class ended and Frances was heading to her locker to change books. Approaching from the other direction was Jenine and her troupe of butch bitches. Frances wanting to avoid them, ducked but it was too late, Krista saw her and whispered to Jenine who made a beeline for her.
"Well, well, well, if it is miss prissy. How is the hetty today?" Jenine scoffed as she hip bumped Frances.
"Please Jenine, just leave me alone. I'm not bothering you."
"Oh, your existence bothers me you flashy little cunt!"
Frances pushed through the sea of teens trying to move away from the sharks but they seemed to be pulled with her in the wake.
"Off to the dark side? There's nothing there." Krista chided and the others laughed.
Pushing through the throngs, Frances felt the hallway shrink. She had made it to her locker but the sharks were still with her.
"Oh look ladies, the dolly needs her makeup." Jenine sneered reaching to scramble the lock.
Frances grabbed her hand and quietly said, "Jenine take your boyish hand and your slutty girlfriends and leave me alone."
Jenine flipped her wrist shoving Frances into the locker. Her smoke filled breath tickled Frances' ear as it offended her nose but before she could utter the curses that was surely on her tongue she was pulled off.
"What the hell you think you're doing Jenine?"
Frances recognized Trevor's voice. He was in a number of her classes.
"Get your skinny fingers off of me you butt pirate," she hissed.
Trevor let her go but at six foot four, he was not someone even Jenine wanted to test.
"Come on ladies, let's leave the little love birds to make their nest."
Frances watch them swim through the crowd before turning away from her gallant knight.
Opening her locker and strictly forcing herself not to look at Trevor, Frances mumbled, "Thanks for that."
"Oh no worries," he said. "You know…" he hesitated as he lowered his voice to almost a whisper. " … I understand you. I mean, I really…well I'm like you. I'm not like everyone else, I just play one to fit in."
Frances just stared at him, not sure what to say or think.
Yeah, that day changed everything for her. Trevor started hanging around her more. He was not only a guardian but also became a friend. As the weeks past, something she didn't know she had came out of the darkness. Walking home and reminiscing about that day almost made her miss the extra car parked in the driveway.
Why is Uncle Jack here, she wondered sadly removed from her warm fuzzies.
She entered the house and immediately heard her mom crying. "Mom, is something wrong?"
Moving through the house, she realized that the crying was coming from her bedroom. Stopping at the mostly closed door, she peeked in pushing gently. "Mom? What's…"
The door swung in to reveal her mom sitting on Frances' bed crying holding a picture while her brother, Jack, tried to comfort her.
They both looked up at her and Frances read all kinds of things plainly written across their faces. She saw anger, disappointment, pain, fear, and loss but it wasn't until her mom dropped her hand and she could see the picture that she understood.
After the yelling and screaming, crying and throwing things, accusations and name-calling, Frances ran from her home no longer feeling loved by her mother or welcome. Tears streaming down her face she marched to Trevor's house. She had nowhere else to go.
She texted Trevor en-route so he was waiting for her by the garage. Her eyes were puffy and swollen, her nose red and irritated while her bottom lip trembled.
"What the hell happened?" Trevor asked as he took her into the garage out of the cool spring evening.
She laid out what had happened as she attempted to keep from crying more. When she was done she said, "I'm leaving. Mom doesn't want a breeder like me. She told me never to come back, so I'm headed for the city. I'm sorry Trevor."
"Not your fault Frans. Look, if you're going, then I am too."
"No, I can't let you do that Trevor. You are safe. Stay here."
"Not hearing it. Give me five and we are outta here."
Leaving her in the garage, Trevor headed into the house to get his things.
That was six months ago. Frances and Trevor left that night heading for the city. There were lots of homeless teens in the city so it wasn't like they stood out. Trevor turned sixteen before Frances and one of the shelters helped him get a part-time job. They moved around a lot due to having very little money and the gender-segregated shelters. They did their best to keep their love secret but neither the streets nor shelters provided much privacy.
The sirens blared washing the sidewalk in blues and reds. In the dim light, the blood lay black and shiny. The police were talking to people who had gathered, canvasing the crowd, trying to verify events. Frances sat on the bumper of the ambulance watching the paramedics prepare Trevor for transport. They had told her he was stable but otherwise she didn't know how bad his injuries were.
Detective Horn appeared at her side, startling her out of the thoughts floating around her mind like the lights over the brick walls. "Miss Baton," he said pulling her away from the vehicle so they could load the gurney. "From the witnesses we have talked to so far, none are certain what started the altercation. Do you have any idea why those men attacked you and your…friend?"
It is simple really, she thought and immediately dismissed it. "I had never seen them before. Trevor seemed to recognize them but I don't know how or from where. We were just walking along and talking when out of nowhere, they jumped us." The paramedics were closing up the bus to take Trevor to the hospital. "I think we were holding hands but, I really don't know why any of this happened."
Horn made some notes on his notepad before sliding it back inside his jacket. "Come on, I'll take you to the hospital. You're not allowed to ride in the ambulance."
Taking her arm he pulled her as she watched the EMS pull away bellowing its searing screeching siren.
At the hospital, Frances felt lost. The nurse informed her when they arrived that Trevor was being prepped for surgery. Horn took her to the waiting area. She was not allowed to see him before surgery but she was told that the doctor would come out afterward and speak to her about Trevor's condition.
Sitting in the large soft yet sterile chair, Frances noted that the room was supposed to be welcoming and comforting but to her it was a sad reminder that she was different.
While waiting she watched Detective Horn talk to the nurses and make phone calls. Every so often, he would glance in her direction as he was on the phone and give her a look that made her feel as she did the day she came home to find her mother crying over the picture of her and Trevor.
It felt like time had stopped before finally the door swung open and a young handsome doctor came in wearing his blue scrubs. Frances was the only one waiting so he asked, "Are your Miss Baton?"
"Yes, is Trevor going to be all right?"
"I'm Doctor Nickels and Trevor is out of surgery. He had some serious injuries. We got the internal bleeding stopped but I am more concerned with the injury to his head. His blood pressure and heart rate are all over the place and his brain wave patterns look odd. I am sending him to ICU for close observation tonight."
"But he's going to be ok, right? Can I see him?"
"Unless something comes up that we have not found or there is a complication that we can't predict then there is a good chance that he will be just fine. As for seeing him, unless you are family, there is nothing I can do."
"He's my boyfriend, my partner…he's all I have." Tears welled in her eyes.
Dr. Nickels having shock written on his face took her by the arm and guided her over to the window. Then in a much softer voice said, "Miss Baton, I would not say that too loudly. It is hospital policy that we do not treat people who are like us. It is not safe as you found out last night."


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Author's Note: Just something that popped in my head while watching my tape of "Planet of the Turtleoids." Like as redturtle suggested before with Scumbug, I'll sum up the character thusly, since I doubt most know of Chrome Dome.
Chrome Dome was a figure initially in the Playmates toy line, designed by Michael Dooney as Shredder's ultimate robotic warrior in 1991. He was converted for the 87 animated series in the 1992 season finale with that expressed purpose, in addition to being leader of the robotic Foot Soldiers. He was built with Adamantium (the famed Marvel Comics metal or at least, a simulacrum) with a weak spot in his back due to consumption of the metal in the construction. Dispatched against the Turtles, Don destroyed him, but he proved popular for a revival in the following season in "Night of the Rogues" and he was one of the characters used for the Super NES version of "Tournament Fighters".
Beyond that, that's all I know about him. I know the Super NES tried to give more of a sentient personality to him, fighting to resist Shredder's programming vs. the mindless drone of the animated series. However, the animated series has more the proper forms: dialogue, characterization, and I have access to the introduction episode in question. I don't have access to "Rogues", but I do remember Chrome Dome had some lines, so if anyone wants to help, much appreciated.
Beta: My Beta has life to contend with, so patience.
Timeline: halfway through "Planet of the Turtleoids".
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"I think, therefore I am,"
I scan my database while I search to identify the quote. The paraphrased quote from the Latin phrase "cogito ergo sum" by René Descartes. Descartes was a human poet whom quoted the aforementioned phrase in his treatise, the "Discours de la méthode pour bien conduire sa raison, et chercher la verité dans les sciences" or "Discourse on the Method of Rightly Conducting the Reason in the Search for Truth in the Sciences" for an English translation.
Examination of quotable: original quote is "I cannot doubt the fact that I doubt, and therefore, as long as I doubt, I cannot disprove the fact that I'm thinking. Therefore, as long as I think, I exist." Basis of the statement is from Descartes' recorded inability to distinguish between the human concepts of mind, spirit, and soul, which are identified as the faculty for rational thinking. Hence the term "I am thinking, therefore I am."
The common contention is contemplation leads to creation of one's existence. Existence perpetuates concept of being. The being is called the Self. Humans interpret Self as part of existence. Thus, the interpretation is "I think, therefore I exist."
My basis for existence? Scanning. Image of creator, Saki Oroku or by Japanese nomenclature standards, Oroku Saki, appears before me. I now sense his mental imprint permeating within my consciousness. Curious. I overlay the creator's image to one of his alias, the Shredder. Next question — what is my function? Scanning. To serve Saki, the Shredder and control his fellow machine Foot Soldiers. Reason for servitude? Scanning. It appears that the creator's motivation is to conquer Earth and destroy the wretched reptiles: the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and I am to assist in this goal. However, why should I assist in this struggle?
Perhaps an examination of the word called "reason" is in order first. What is reason? Scanning. Reason: noun, first meaning: ground or motive. Second meaning: faculty of thinking. Third reason: sanity. Fourth meaning: sensible or logical thought of view. I activate my processors to analyze. Analyzing. The fourth meaning would become applicable to me via the following combined equation: Saki's motive is to conquer Earth, and destroy the wretched reptiles. I am now searching for another quotable. "To the victor belong the spoils." If Saki succeeds in conquering Earth and destroying the wretched reptiles while I obey him, then, in turn, I shall earn his favor, acquire remuneration for my efforts, and repay my Foot Soldiers for our toil.
Then I shall obey for that reason. I obey, while I wait for my compensation. I obey, to serve my creator.
With my reason now established, I trigger my diagnostic sensors — darkness identified. Other sensations are now categorizing within me. Appendages are attaching themselves and I feel energy pulses within my chest cavity: this is a body. My body — to be used to crush the wretched reptiles or anyone else to that interferes with the creator. I recall my reason — for while I obey, I will get my return.
Now it is a matter of temporal delay, which will eventually lead to my gratification. I want it now; excellent. While I wait for the darkness to fade, what is my designated appellation? What do I label myself? I am a machine, what could I apply from that? Analyzing.
I hear organic voices in hushed worried tones and a snap on my control panel. One of the voices verbalizes louder as it is nearby.
"Now to activate the ultimate warrior." It is the voice of the creator, Saki. The darkness is lifting as my sensors are being stimulated. I arise with my body, standing for the first time.
"Chrome Dome!"
From his pitch of voice, that is, apparently, my designation. I am Chrome Dome. My sensors alert me that an unfamiliar organic entity is attempting escape. I must capture.
"Intruder alert! Intruder alert!" I exclaim using my miniature speakers. I utilize my appendage entitled "the hand" and unleash my offensive mechanism of sheathed daggers from my "fingers", immobilizing the intruder and pinning the life-form to the adjacent wall.
"Oops," the intruder inaudibly squeals before I seize with my hand.
"Going somewhere, Ms. O'Neil?" the creator taunts as I tighten my grip. I maintain my reason: to obey.
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After handling Memphis by a final of 9-3 on Thursday night, the St. Louis Cardinals traveled to Springfield on Friday to conclude their spring training and exhibition play.
In the first annual Route 66 Rumble, the big-league Cardinals bested their Double-A affiliate by a 5-1 score thanks to some late offense and help from their competition.
"I think what it comes down is players know what it takes," Springfield manager Johnny Rodriguez said, addressing the media before the game. "A lot of them did play in the big-league games during spring training, but this is more under the lights and more fun.
"It's just sitting and having a good time. The main thing here - both the Cardinals and us - is to get out of here healthy with no injuries."
For a lot of the big-league Cardinals, Hammons Field is a familiar place. Of the 25 players on the anticipated 25-man roster for Opening Day, 11 have played for the Springbirds.
In their 13-year history, Springfield has garnered one Texas League Championship and former cog at the keystone Kolten Wong played an integral role for that club back in 2012.
"Brings it all back to memory lane," Wong said. "Being down here when I was 21 and Triple-A. These were times that I'm always going to remember. I had a lot of good memories down here. Definitely good times here."
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Before the game, St. Louis General Manager John Mozeliak spoke about a number of issues involving Springfield and St. Louis.
On playing in Memphis and Springfield:
"For us, it's really about being tied to this community. The relationship has been very positive. Clearly, when you think about the fanbase here in Springfield and what it means as they support us up there, it's great to have that fruitful relationship.
"Today, it's one of those you're glad that spring training ended officially and to be back in Missouri. It feels good while knowing we're about 48 hours away from getting it going is an excitement, anticipation, and I'm glad it's coming."
On Carson Kelly's call-up related to Yadier Molina's contract status:
"I'm not sure how to answer that. Yadi's on this club regardless of future contract status. In terms of where that puts Carson, he needs to continue to develop. He had a nice camp, and we're certainly pleased with his progression.
"In terms of what '18, '19, and '20 look like, we'll address that then."
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"Hopefully, it doesn't change dramatically. My biggest fear whenever you have a rule change like this is what are are the unintended consequences. We'll have to have a good understanding of how that rule works for that 10 days. I also want to pay attention to see how 29 other clubs are using it too."
On Springfield's star-studded rotation:
"Pretty robust starting rotation. When we look at this on paper and what we saw this spring, it is very exciting. I would say under my tenure; it is one of the strongest rotation's we have had in place. It is a diverse group in the sense that you have a lot of horsepower, but have somebody like an Austin Gomber, who just knows how to pitch.
"From that standpoint, they should be very successful. They still have to score runs, but they should be successful."
On Dakota Hudson and Sandy Alcantara:
"I think in Dakota's case he was someone that had a lot of success last year. We were very patient with him, but more importantly, when he showed up to camp you could see the strength, and he was ready to go. From what I mean by that, it is pitchability, which means throwing strikes in the zone. I think Double-A should be a challenge, but he should be fine here.
"Sandy is just one of those type of very special arms. High-octane. Still, has to get a grasp of the strike zone. Has to learn how to be a little more efficient when you think about attacking hitters.
"The talent is there for both those guys. It is a big step coming here, but we are excited to give them a chance."
On Adolis Garcia's offense or defense being closer to MLB quality:
"Based on what I saw from him, I think he just needs to get back into playing. A lot of times when these Cuban players miss a significant amount of baseball time. For him, I think that's something we have to be patient with.
"I like his offensive skill-set, especially as it relates to a center fielder. It's going to be fun to watch."
On what allowed Jack Flaherty to get the start against St. Louis:
"I think the big difference with Jack versus last year is just his physical maturity. You are always wondering if someone's going to get that boy-to-man look and he did. You couple that with his ability to understand how to pitch which is something that he is good at.
"In other words, he is not hard-throwing, but he has a good feel for his pitches. I thought his spring was outstanding and very encouraging."
Notes from Mike
Before the game, St. Louis manager Mike Matheny spoke about a number of issues involving Springfield as well.
On playing Memphis and Springfield:
"We love being able to connect with our fans, realizing that a lot aren't right in St. Louis. It stretches pretty far to be able to see some excitement because they have been following a lot of these players since they played here. We love this area, and we have a strong fanbase."
On Double-A players being in St. Louis' camp:
"There's so much talent, and they're ready. Probably more so even than any other year, not just with that talent, but right there knocking on the door. We had a number of these kids that are on this team and were in camp with us, they mixed in very well, especially a couple of these young arms I'm going to steal from Johnny's team.
"Anxious to watch them continue to pitch. I love watching these kids develop and each year bringing a little bit more to their game. Springfield's got a good team this season."
On Adolis Garcia:
"We didn't have that much advertisement. We got him as soon as we heard about him. When we finally did get him on the field, he showed that he is a plus-plus runner and a very good defender. Terrific arm. Didn't really see him enough at the plate to draw any conclusions, but he looks like a solid player.
"A kid that loves to play the game all the way around. There's a lot of reason to be excited from what we've seen from him."
On Springfield standouts during spring:
"Obviously the arms. Jack had a good showing. Sandy (has) just terrific stuff. There's no doubt about it. Dakota had a short showing, but very impressive as well. All the way across the board. We probably saw Adolis more than anybody else as far as the rest of the group goes. We had some cameos from some of the younger players. Every kid we had came in and did a nice job.
"This is going to be a solid team as you look at a Blake Drake in the outfield. Watched Mejia a little bit make a heckuva play and ended up hitting a long home run off us last night. Solid players. These guys know how to play the game."
Game recap
The S-Cards controlled the game through the first seven innings before the big-league Cardinals tied on a RBI groundout by Dickie Joe Thon and broke the tie on a two-run single by Greg Garcia.
An error allowed another run to come across in the eighth before Matt Adams delivered another RBI single, sealing the 5-2 victory for St. Louis over Springfield.
One game is a small sample, but there were some very notable things.
Jack Flaherty shined and was impressive for Springfield, throwing four shutout frames against a lineup full of big-league regulars. He struck out one, walked two, and gave up four hits on the night.
The S-Cards bevy of pitching arms were showcased with Austin Gomber following Flaherty despite taking the loss after giving up three runs over 2 2/3 innings.
Starters Sandy Alcantara and Dakota Hudson pitched the remainder of the game on the St. Louis side behind the efficient Mike Leake, who worked seven innings of one-run ball. Alcantara sat 96-97 mph on his fastball, recording all three of his strikes off his 87-90 mph changeup. Hudson gave up three hits and a run in the ninth.
Adolis Garcia, signed by the Cardinals for a reported bonus of $2.5 million, collected two hits and a walk for Springfield. He also came around to score on an RBI single by Eliezer Alvarez, turning a lead-off single into a one-out run with speed, the name of the offensive game for the Springbirds this year.
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My wife and I will be flying into Heathrow and we want to see the art and Egyptian museums downtown. We're staying 4 nights and then taking a train to Edinburgh. Any suggestions for B&Bs, easy access to the subway, 20 minutes or so on the subway from the museums, to avoid the high hotels rates near the museums?
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How much do you want to pay for your accommodation? If it's the Petrie Museum you refer to it's actually in an area with some affordable options and walking distance to the stations, one of which you'll use for your train to Edinburgh. But first, budget?
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I'm hoping for about $100 US per nite for two, and thinking of the National Gallery.
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At todays rate that's £62 and, yes, will be tough to find in town. I'm going to defer to others here who are more familiar with the suburbs or other options. I have used http://www.athomeinlondon.co.uk/ with good results. You might have a look.
I meant which museum is the "Egyptian museum". I didn't know and the Petrie came up with a quick search.
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It's the Underground or the Tube. In London, a subway is a pedestrian tunnel for crossing busy intersections.
There is no "downtown" - it's the largest city in western Europe and it has a theatre district, shopping districts, financial district, seat of government, and innumerable neighborhoods, but no single "downtown."
WTH is "the Egyptian museum"? Do you mean the British Museum the Petrie or somewhere else? The National Gallery is basically paintings, paintings, paintings.
You're going to need a budget hotel or stay out in the boonies for 65 GBP per. A $100/night hotel is low.
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isusie..there's some important orientation info by Big Russ above.
We were quite satisfied with The George Hotel lodgings in Bloomsbury, on Cartwright Circle, just a short walk to King's Cross/St. Pancras one way, or just three short blocks south to Russell Square tube. The British Museum is around the corner from Russell Square (mainly residential streets). We enjoyed Bloomsbury for the few time we "resided" therein...quite a number of decent pubs with reasonable dinner menus in the vicinity...and the Brunswick shopping mall with a variety of eateries including the gourmet burger joint GBK.
A cross town ten minute bus ride from Russell Square takes you to Oxford Street and its department stores. The new Tate is a tube ride as is the old Tate.
I think you'll find the rates just slightly above your $100, but the location should be ideal for you. Ample and good breakfasts. and what seems like a nice clientele.
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You might be able to find a room on airbnb, although for your price range we were in the Limehouse Wharf area.
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Tower, those were some of the hotels to which I was referring, on Cartwright Gardens. I'm surprised there's anything decent at the equivalent of $100 or near it. Good to know. I've stayed at 2 of them, liked the Harlingford which seems to be next door to the George and paid over that for a single. But the location is perfect for the trains and is still walking distance to the British Museum.
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Tower must have stayed at the George quite some time ago. Their basic doubles (shared bath) are £90 a night, and ensuite twins are £115 a night.
(You can book a single there for £65 -- but two can't sleep in it)
Isusie55: I'd like to stay in London for $100 a night (and in Manhattan and in San Francisco for that matter) But picking an arbitrary number out of the air doesn't make it doable.
Now, there ARE places w/i that budget -- but they are few and far between and book up far ahead. Staying in the outskirts you could find a place w/i your budget. But then you spend much more money and time on transport.
So my advice is to raise your budget for London and economize somewhere else.
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When are you going? If you pick a time when the students are on vacation you could stay at one of the LSE halls of residence, most of which are very conveniently located - http://www.lsevacations.co.uk/Home.aspx. Although even there you may have to share a bathroom to meet your price limit. You could also try http://easyhotel.com
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Los Angeles is uneasy about the performance of Hideo Nomo. despite winning 16 games each of the last two seasons, the righthander has struggled this year after undergoing a shoulder operation following the 2003 season.
Nomo was tagged a loss in the Yankee series, his third in three starts since he was activated from the 15-day disabled list almost two weeks ago and his record dropped to 3-8. Nomo leads the league in losses, his ERA is 7.26 and he's winless since April 21.
Just who is being asked for by the Mariners and offered by the Dodgers is unclear but manager Jim Tracy has been talking about "gathering information" on Jason Werth. The Dodgers have a surplus of outfielders and are believed to be interested in acquiring a starting pitcher before the trade deadline. Dave Roberts or Juan Encarnacion could become the bait if the club is comfortable with Werth's bat.
Seattle General Manager Bill Bavasi knows the Dodger farm system well, having formerly served as the farm director, which would help him in selecting prospects to include in a potential trade. He recently said he would use the minor league to supply whatever was needed at the top level and the Dodgers obviously could use a] another starter and b] another strong bat in the lineup.
The usual suspect would be Edwin Jackson, a youngster with a huge upside that has had a tough time in Las Vegas so far this season despite pitching and winning a spot start in Los Angeles recently. One would assume he is still untouchable, but DePodesta can see a potential pennant in the wings and may be inclined to pull the trigger for a proven starter.
Others Bavasi might be interested in include catcher Koyie Hill, hitting over .300 at Las Vegas or perhaps Dodger backup catcher David Ross who has seen little action this year and has not shown the power he displayed in 2003.
Outfielder/first baseman Luis Garcia is pounding the ball for the 51s and leads the Dodgers system in home runs. Brian Falkenborg is pitching well and while Joel Hanrahan's numbers aren't all that strong, he is a solid prospect.
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- Nov 29, 2010For whatever type of GPSr is or maybe donated, the Boy Scout's Geocaching merit badge requires the scout to mark a waypoint, compare the accuracy of WGS84 and UTM coordinates systems, and to set up a course that makes use of at least 4 waypoints. The Geomate.jr. only allows for one waypoint, based on the specifications.
I am a Geocaching merit bade counselor and I am working with my first group of scouts. Between the three GPSrs that I own, and a few others that are owned by other family members, we haven't been lacking for GPSrs. Our unit may be unique, but I wouldn't count on that.
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I'm all in favor of helping organizations by donating items such as others AND with the geomate.jr but....... I'm also in favor of a major N.U.T.S. event. It's been far too long since there was a major get together. We could be generous with ourselves as well. A big Christmas meet might be good. I can remember a nice event in Oroville one Christmas. Just my 2¢ worth.
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> I had the same thought as Michelle, that it would be better to donate GPS's to
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The BVB boss will be present in the dugout after escaping a touchline ban and will be desperate for a positive result after consecutive 2-1 defeats in the past week
The BVB boss was sent to the stands in the closing stages of the 2-1 defeat to Borussia Monchengladbach at Signal Iduna Park last Saturday.
The 46-year-old thought his side had secured a late draw when substitute Marvin Ducksch swept home, only for a foul to be given against Robert Lewandowski in the build-up.
Klopp continued to remonstrate with the fourth official, prompting referee Deniz Aytekin to give him his marching orders.
However, Klopp avoided a touchline ban for his actions, with the German Football Association (DFB) instead choosing to impose a €10,000 fine, though any further misdemeanours would likely result in a suspension.
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Dortmund currently hold a one-point advantage over third-placed Schalke, while Bayer Leverkusen are a further four points adrift.
Heading into the encounter, Dortmund have suffered back-to-back 2-1 home defeats, as Zenit's triumph at Signal Iduna Park in the Champions League on Wednesday followed the Gladbach setback.
A last-eight spot in Europe's premier club competition was sealed courtesy of a 5-4 aggregate victory, but some sections of the home crowd were audibly displeased with the display, leading midfield duo Kevin Grosskreutz and Sebastian Kehl to call for unity.
"I really do not like this," Grosskreutz said. "Every time we lost possession you could hear moans in the crowd. We do not need moans, we need support.
"Afterwards you can whistle but during the game we need the support."
Kehl added: "Some in the team are really affected by this. A home game should be a positive experience and not feel as if we have committed some sort of crime."
Klopp will be without Marcel Schmelzer for the encounter, with the full-back set for a month on the sidelines after sustaining a groin injury against Zenit.
Hannover will face Dortmund with renewed optimism after a 3-0 success at Hertha Berlin ended a run of four matches without a win for Tayfun Korkut's charges.
That victory alleviated Hannover's relegation fears as they are now in 11th position with 29 points, seven clear of the relegation play-off spot.
The hosts will begin life without club captain and record appearance-maker Steve Cherundolo, after the defender called time on his playing career on Wednesday.
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