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Lena ...at the University of Paris III (the Sorbonne Nouvelle), France, where I obtained a Master's degree in Comparative Literature. I also regularly work as a translator. I have been teaching languages for the past 30 years. I have taught French in multiple settings, and while I usually teach at the college level, I enjoy working...
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• Roy Halladay: $43 Pete Becker (Losing bids: $10, $2)
APRIL FOO- No wait it's June: Why in the world was Halladay a free agent? Ask the man who released him last week, David Young:
"Halladay never really fit in with Team Young from the start. He took showers by himself. He never attended ice cream Tuesdays. He wanted us to call him "Phyllis" on road trips. These were all behaviors that led to Halladay getting a pink slip.
Actually, with pitching starts so precious, I wanted a higher K/9 pitcher. The league is shallower than Paris Hilton, so trading would have been more trouble than it's worth. Basically, this was all just a ruse to make league leader -- and noted Canadian -- Pete Becker spend his FAAB."
• Kevin Slowey: $2 David Young
• Mike Lowell: $1 Eric Karabell
• Salomon Torres: $1 Karabell
It's too late for Karabell save yourselves! Unfortunately, bids for the ESPNX league are due Thursday at 11:59 p.m. Which would be 19 hours before the Pirates announced that Torres would be removed from his role as closer and replaced by Matt Capps. Capps is now a must-get in all formats.
• Gary Bennett: $11 Scott Pianowski of FantasyGuru.com (Losing Bid: $10)
Wasn't he on "American Idol"? That would be Tony Bennett. But with Yadier Molina and his broken hand out four-to-six weeks, Gary Bennett becomes the primary catcher for the St. Louis Cardinals. Already this season, he has as many home runs (1) as he had in 1999 and 2005, and since he was given the starting job, his average has risen from .208 to .263. Still, Bennett is 35 years old, and his average most likely will plateau right there.
• Guillermo Mota: $1 Brian Walton of CREATiVESPORTS.com
• Chad Moeller: $1 Walton
• Todd Wellemeyer: $1 Pianowksi
Missouri Loves Company: After Wellemeyer was designated for assignment by the Royals, the cross-state Cardinals claimed him and decided to try him out as a starter. He responded Wednesday with a five-inning, three-run start. Combine that with a few relief appearances and Wellemeyer sports a 3.86 ERA with a 1.37 WHIP for the Cardinals.
• Randy Messenger: $1 Jeff Erickson of Rotowire.com
This is Spart- -- I mean Floridaaa!!! Messenger was kicked down the well in Florida and popped back up in the middle of a bloody bullpen battle in San Francisco. Although many expert soothsayers are confident that Brad Hennessey will assume the closer's role, there are whispers of Vinnie Chulk and Messenger, as well. Keep a close eye on the back end of the San Francisco bullpen, as anyone -- including our old friend Russ Ortiz -- can emerge victorious.
• Hiram Bocachica: $1 Erickson
• Kevin Correia: $1 Scott Wilderman and John Muckler of The Roto Times
• Jesus Colome: $1 Trace Wood of LongGandhi.com
He told me he was going to do this: After noting that he was reassembling his 2004 Tout Wars AL-only championship team in this column last week, Trace mentioned in an e-mail to me that he was picking up Jesus Colome.
I thought he was joking.
Colome -- although not striking out a batter per inning as he did in 2004, still sports a 2.31 ERA and 1.28 WHIP, and he can be useful as a middle reliever in formats beyond just NL-only.
• Ben Johnson: $1 Phil Hertz of BaseballHQ.com
• Michael Zagurski: $1 Wilderman/Muckler
Stump Zola, win a stuffed animal! League commissioner Todd Zola: "I admit it, I had to look him up to make sure Scott and John weren't messing with me."
As did I. The story on Zagurski? He's a 24-year-old lefty who holds the single-season strikeout record at Kansas University (according to our friends at thebaseballcube.com) and, before his call-up to Philadelphia, had struck out 38 batters in 23 1/3 innings pitched. All while sporting a 1.16 ERA. So far in the majors, he has an 8.80 ERA, compliments of a Ray Durham three-run home run Friday night. If he straightens himself out, he can be a valuable WHIP-lowering/high-strikeout middle reliever. Remember the name Zagurski! He could show up later in the season in a mixed league near you. Especially if Antonio Alfonseca falters as the closer.
• Paul McAnulty: $0 Walton
• Victor Santos: $0 Cory Schwartz of MLB.com
• Marlon Byrd: $7 Mike Siano of MLB.com (Losing bids: $7, $6, $6, $2)
Byrd is batting a stellar .346 for the Rangers, along with well not much else. Although he won't hit for power, and will steal only the occasional base, he has hit .327 in his major league career, and -- as of Friday night -- had started in seven straight games for the Rangers ahead of slumping Nelson Cruz.
• Jerry Owens: $7 Jason Grey of FantasyBaseball.com ($6)
Not the Marlins reliever: Jerry Owens is the Chicago speedster who was just called up to replace injured Darin Erstad. He will bat leadoff, and most likely will steal a ton of bases, as he had 23 in 48 games for Triple-A Charlotte. Even Ozzie Guillen is praising him for possibly providing a spark to the ballclub. And considering he calls his closer "fat" all the time, this could be a good thing. Think Marlon Byrd, but with steals.
• Brian Tallet: $1 Sam Walker, author of "Fantasyland" ($0)
Rauchian: With respect to fellow ESPN.com writer Tom Herrera, I give you the tale of the tape:
Brain Tallet:
220 lbs.
29 years old
Throws: left
College: LSU
Hair: long
Beard: yes
Tommy John/torn labrum surgeries: 1
Jon Rauch:
260 lbs.
28 years old
Throws: right
College: Morehead State
Hair: long
Beard: yes
Tommy John/torn labrum surgeries: 1
If you even know who Rauch is, you'll know what to do with Tallet.
• Scott Williamson: $1 Rick Wolf and Glenn Colton of Rotoworld.com
• Howie Clark: $1 Joe Sheehan of Baseball Prospectus
"But seriously, folks John McDonald": Two quotes from this week pretty much say it all:
First, league commissioner Todd Zola: "There's no truth to the rumor that Sam Walker ran past Joe and yelled 'MINE,' causing Joe to drop his bid."
Second, Clark, commenting on the infamous play: "This is my 16th season, granted most of them are in the minor leagues, but it's never happened once. It happened tonight."
Howie knows what he has been called up for, but with John McDonald playing shortstop and batting a respectable .278, Clark could see some more time at third base if Troy Glaus needs an occasional day off.
• Jimmy Gobble: $1 Wolf/Colton
• Kevin Thompson: $1 Sheehan
• Franklin Gutierrez: $0 Dean Peterson of STATS, Inc.
You know what they say, "Franklin Gutierrez You can't live with him, can't live without him": Dean Peterson has FAABed Gutierrez twice in the past 25 days.
• C.J. Wilson: $0 Grey
• Larry Schechter (Sandlot Shrink) trades C.C. Sabathia to Irwin Zwilling/Lenny Melnick (LennyMelnickFantasyBaseball.com) for Bill Hall.
Explain yourself, Larry: "After getting Webb, I could easily afford to give up one of my starters to get a good upgrade over Vizquel. I wouldn't have given up Webb or Lackey, but any other starter."
Lenny? "It's always a thrill to trade a player you never really wanted I didn't really want Hall, but at the draft I knew if I drafted him and put him at Utility, somewhere along the line I could deal him for whatever type of player I needed.
"Since Rich Harden is 'soft tossing' on flat ground (I'm having a catch in the yard with my 8-year old son Marc), I need a good pitcher, and Sabathia is a better than average pitcher on a HOT team. When drafting, it can be useful to be aware of players whose name or position will always command good trade value. Hall is struggling, but as a power-hitting shortstop, he commanded a good pitcher like Sabathia. One-third into the season means it's not 'still early' I couldn't wait for anyone better."
• Nando Di Fino trades Derek Jeter to Larry Schechter for Bill Hall and Aaron Rowand
Larry: "When I got the reply e-mail this morning, and read that Nando would trade Jeter, I thought 'Hmm, should I get Jeter?' Literally, the instant after I had that thought, my head turned and noticed a stack of baseball magazines on my shelf, and Jeter was on the cover on top of the stack. That was a sign from God, or something like that And although I live in upstate New York, I'm a die-hard Red Sox fan. But, as always, my fantasy teams come first. (I already have Rivera. Ordinarily, as a Sox fan, I'd be laughing my behind off that Rivera only has 4 saves.)
Nando: With injuries picking up, I could use the positional flexibility of Bill Hall, no matter how badly he's slumping. Once Ryan Braun starts to really heat up, Hall will most likely see better pitches and more runners on base for him to knock in. And I've always liked Rowand. He will put a timely end to the Mark DeRosa Experiment.
• Dave Adler (BaseballHQ.com) trades Dan Haren and Gerald Laird to Nando Di Fino for Jason Varitek, Todd Helton and Ervin Santana
David, back from a trip to China: "I'm pretty close to last in batting average. It's tougher to make an impact in the 'rate' categories as the season wears on, so I wanted to get some guys now. Helton's power may be declining, but I should be able to count on him for average. On the pitching side, I activated Clemens this week, so I could afford to give up a stud starter. Plus, I can plug in Santana the weeks he's pitching at home like this week!"
Nando: My ERA is in pretty bad shape, thanks mostly to Bronson Arroyo and road trips for Ervin Santana. I wanted Haren at the draft, and have him on almost every other team of mine, so my love affair with his statistics is now complete. Laird, meanwhile, has the potential to start pounding the ball at any moment. I see him as the weird cocoon that the Mogwai were in if you fed them after midnight. Laird is -- in my mind -- a slimy, pulsating Gremlin-to-be, and I'm counting on him to break out and wreak havoc very soon.
• Mark Reynolds: $23 David Gonos of CBS Sportsline (Losing bids: $22, $20)
Hey I know him!: Longtime readers of the column (i.e., anyone who read it two weeks ago) will recognize Reynolds' name from his infamous debut, now known simply as the "$13 Cory Schwartz of MLB.com ($12, $9, $7, $6, $3) Bid" in the May 20 column. Reynolds is living proof that mixed leaguers looking for the next big thing should pay attention to the NL- and AL-only bids and keep an eye on the players with several numbers after their names.
• Brad Hennessey: $17 Mike Salfino of RotoAction.com ($16)
• Kevin Slowey: $5 Gonos ($4)
• Corey Hart: $1 Zwilling/Melnick ($0)
One Brewer leaves, another arrives: Are you a Milwaukee Brewer with no place to go? Look no further than the Zwilling/Melnick squad. After trading away Bill Hall earlier in the week, the duo picked up Hart to keep the number of Brewers on their roster at five, lest Satan return to earth and harvest their souls.
Let's take a closer look at this team:
Lenny Melnick Fantasy Baseball (www.LennyMelnickFantasyBaseball.com)
Fourth Place, 21 points behind Larry Schechter (www.SandlotShrink.com).
HAS: RBI (11), saves (11), average (9)
YEARNS FOR: Home runs (4.5), Strikeouts (2)
The deal for C.C. Sabathia will instantly help the Zwilling/Melnick squad make up some ground in strikeouts. With Rich Harden's return on the horizon (although that horizon keeps getting pushed back), the dual-pronged attack should help them make some serious moves in strikeouts, wins, ERA and WHIP -- the four pitching categories with room for improvement.
On offense, the team was dealt two serious injury blows this week, losing Rickie Weeks and Jason Giambi. Fortunately, the guys have Kazuo Matsui on the bench and can move Corey Hart into utility. If you look down a couple of lines, they were able to acquire Conor Jackson -- a totally serviceable first baseman -- through the magic of FAAB. These moves won't help their home run totals, but they also won't shock the team into a tailspin, as both replacements aren't huge dropoffs from the injured stars.
• Jerry Owens: $1 Salfino
• Mike Redmond: $1 Schechter ($0)
• Luis Gonzalez: $1 Schechter
• Sergio Mitre: $1 Craig Leshen of AskRotoman.com
"Let's go see Sergio!": Dig way back to your days watching "Sesame Street," and sing along with me
"One of these kids is doing their own thing
"Now it's time to play our game "
If you said "1.74," you win a chance not to get this ticking time bomb on your team. The numbers represent Sergio's ERAs from 2004 to 2007, in chronological order. The ridiculously low ERA he is sporting in 2007 has earned Mitre a deserved roster spot on Leshen's squad, but there still isn't any explanation for why this is happening, or whether he will be able to keep it up. As it is June 3, he has had enough opportunities to fall apart -- and hasn't -- so you might as well pick him up if you're in dire need of a starter. But keep an eye on his nagging hamstring injury, which might push back his scheduled Monday start.
• Conor Jackson: $1 Zwilling/Melnick
• Craig Biggio: $1 Di Fino
• Jeremy Guthrie: $0 J.P. Kastner of CREATiVESPORTS.com
"Mmmm, you're Becky Driscoll, all right!" But who is in Jeremy Guthrie's body?
"One of these kids is doi oh riiiiiight. Here is the reason you might want to consider Guthrie over Mitre, even though Guthrie's ERA is more than a run higher (3.02 to 1.71):
Leo Mazzone.
He has done it before with reclamation projects, and he seems to have Guthrie on a path to success as a starter. And this is not a knock on Marlins pitching coach Rick Kranitz, who just might have found something in Mitre, but rather a heaping of praise on Mazzone, who has shown us in the past what he can do with historically pedestrian pitchers.
• Travis Buck: $0 Alex Cushing of MLB.com
• Yuniesky Betancourt: $0 Salfino
• Jarrod Saltalamacchia: $0 Kastner
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Square Enix just released the first gameplay video of Final Fantasy XIV via their official FFXIV channel. The video, with the title "Life in Eorzea" shows us what type of life they have in Eorzea, accompanied of course by an amazing music score.
The video introduces us to merchants, chefs and other workers in Eorzea. No actual combat was featured so don't get all dissapointed, I'm sure well be getting that soon.
This game looks amazingly good to be an online only game. Im surprised. Still though finally fantasy is not for me. Also i wonder if itll be coming to xbox 360 seeing that FF13 did????
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) The Astor Court Hotel, London is perfectly placed just of Regents Street in the vibrant West End of London. From this brilliant central location guests can reach fabulous shopping at Oxford Street, Soho and Kensington within a few minutes from the hotel. The Astor Court Hotel, London is also just a short distance from many major attractions, such as Regents Park, Madame Tussauds and Buckingham Palace, making it the ideal base for shoppers and tourists alike.
Inside the Astor Court Hotel, London guests will find tastefully decorated rooms which are bright, spacious and comfortable. Each hotel room is well-equipped with Wi-Fi internet access, satellite television, direct dial phone, in-room safe, and refreshments tray. The Astor Court Hotel, London also has 6 large apartments which sleep up to 5 people and include a comfortable lounge, fully fitted kitchen and separate bedrooms, which is perfect for a family holiday or any visitor wanting the comforts of home whilst away. So for a great central London location, rooms to suit anyones needs and excellent facilities look no further than the Astor Court Hotel, London.
Holiday Inn
Oxford Circus
) When it comes to hotels in London they dont really get more central than the Holiday Inn Oxford Circus, London. This grand 4 star hotel is within walking distance of most of Londons major attractions including leafy Hyde Park, Buckingham Palace and Trafalgar Square. This central hotel also provides an ideal base for exploring some of the capitals prestigious shops such as Harrods and Selfridges. This ideal location alone makes the Holiday Inn Oxford Circus, London an excellent place to stay, but combined with the high quality luxury inside makes it even better. Each of the spacious, bright and extremely comfortable rooms, at the Holiday Inn Oxford Circus, London, come with satellite T.V., stereo, coffee maker, tea maker, mini-fridge and complementary morning newspaper. The hotel also has helpful staff on hand and WiFi internet access throughout to make your stay a little more comfortable. The Holiday Inn Oxford Circus, London also features a min-gym and serves up fine international cuisine and a wide selection of drinks in the hotels Olivers Restaurant and Londoner Bar.
Hallam Hotel
Oxford Circus
) If you are planning a holiday in London and are looking for a central location, then the Hallam Hotel, London is the ideal hotel choice for you. Hyde Park, Madame Tussauds, Oxford Street and many other attractions, shopping areas and landmarks are within walking distance of the Hallam Hotel, London. There are also excellent transport links to the rest of London from the nearby Regents Park and Oxford Circus Tube Stations.
Set within a picturesque London town house the Hallam Hotel, London not only offers a fantastic location but also an ideal resting place for some peace and relaxation away from the bustling city centre. The guest rooms are clean, comfortable and well furnished, with in-room amenities such as television, well stocked mini-bar, direct dial phone and tea and coffee making facilities. The Hallam Hotel, London also has an informal and welcoming breakfast room, where guests can start off their morning with a delicious hearty meal. After a long day out in the city guests can relax and unwind with their favourite tipple in the Hallam Hotel, Londons bar area. For an excellent central London location, comfortable accommodation and a warm and welcoming atmosphere look no further than the Hallam Hotel, London.
Rathbone Hotel
Oxford Street
) The Rathbone Hotel is a comfortable, intimate, boutique style hotel, located within the heart of Londons West End, within easy walking distance of Oxford Street, Bond Street, Regent Street, Soho, the Theatre District, Museums, Art Galleries and a wide choice of some of the best restaurants that London has to offer.
Stepping out of the Rathbone Hotel, London you are only a short walk from the Theatre District and many London attractions. The nearest underground stations to the hotel are Tottenham Court Road and Goodge Street. The restaurant at the Rathbone Hotel serves a generous hearty breakfast and the Bar Lounge offers a fine selection of drinks and cocktails. In-room dining is also available 24 hours. In your guest room at the Rathbone Hotel in London you will find a peaceful respite away from the city. All of the 72 air cooled bedrooms and suites at the Rathbone Hotel, London are complete with en-suite, Wi-Fi internet access, TV and refreshments tray. The hotel offers a dining card entitling residents to a 10% discount at a selection of great local restaurants.
London Marriott Hotel Marble Arch
Oxford Street
) The London Marriott Hotel Marble Arch is a luxurious and elegant 4 star hotel situated close to many London attractions. Just minutes from Marble Arch, the London Marriott Hotel Marble Arch is within easy walking distance of Hyde Park, Oxford Street, and Londons West End, making it an ideal base for your London break.
The hotel offers 240 comfortable and well appointed guest rooms, equipped with a mini bar, tea & coffee making facilities, work desk and high speed internet access. Visitors to the London Marriott Hotel Marble Arch can indulge in freshly prepared dishes at the London Marriott Hotel Marble Archs Brasserie Centrale. After a delectable dinner guests can also enjoy a relaxing drink in the hotels Chats cafe bar. Whats more, as a guest of the London Marriott Hotel Marble Arch you can take advantage of the hotels superb health and leisure club. After a busy day in the city this is the place to relax and unwind with an indoor pool, Jacuzzi, sauna, solarium and gym.
The Marylebone Hotel
Oxford Street
) Exquisitely designed, the Marylebone Hotel is a haven of luxury in the centre of London. The hotel's magnificent reception area exudes style with its beautiful mosaic floor and elegant furnishings. Set in the heart of fashionable Marylebone Village, just moments from the designer shops and boutiques of Marylebone high street, the Marylebone Hotel perfectly reflects its stylish surroundings.
Designed for your comfort and pleasure, the Marylebone Hotel is equipped with a superb health and leisure club. With a generous 16 metre swimming pool, state of the art gym and even a dance studio you are never short of work-out options. Unwind in the hotel's invigorating whirlpool, sauna and steam room. The Marylebone Hotel offers fantastic service in outstanding settings. With its stylish furnishings and vibrant atmosphere the hotel's contemporary 108 bar & restaurant is not to be missed. Serving a fantastic range of mouth watering cocktails, and a selection of freshly produced dishes with local ingredients, the Marylebone hotel restaurant offers the ultimate gastronomic experience. Enjoy the tranquil setting of the Marylebone Hotel just moments from the bright lights of the West End, Oxford Street, Soho and Bond Street.
The Bloomsbury Hotel
Oxford Street
) he Bloomsbury Hotel London is situated in the heart of the capital, close to the magnificent Oxford Street. Located just a few minutes walk from the British Museum, Covent Garden, Trafalgar Square and the array of shops, bars and restaurants on and close to exclusive Bond Street, the Bloomsbury Hotel, London is the ideal base for any visitor to the capital.
Inside the luxurious 4 star Bloomsbury Hotel, London, guests will find a beautiful mix of classic and contemporary design as well as a wealth of modern amenities. Each of the well designed and comfortable rooms at the Bloomsbury Hotel, London come equipped with a flat screen T.V., climate control, in-room safe and luxury bedding on a spacious queen sized bed. The Bloomsbury Hotel London is also a fantastic place to enjoy fine dining with excellent, traditional and modern cuisine served in the hotels Landseer British Kitchen, which uses the freshest and finest ingredients from around the UK. Guests can also enjoy an array of fine wines, champagne and specialist cocktails in the hotels bar, or a spot of afternoon tea, with homemade cakes, scones and sandwiches, in the Lutyens Lounge.
Radisson Edwardian Berkshire Hotel
Oxford Street
) The Radisson Edwardian Berkshire Hotel is located in the very heart of London on Oxford Street, and close to Bond Street, both famous for their shopping experiences. The Berkshire is a freshly designed boutique hotel. Public areas are sumptuous and tranquil with furniture by Phillipe Hurel, handmade bronze planters and white orchids, which help to create a soothing and inviting space for leisure travellers.
Radisson Edwardian Kenilworth Hotel
Oxford Street
) The Radisson Edwardian Kenilworth Hotel, London is ideally placed for your break in the capital, located in the picturesque district of Bloomsbury, on Great Russell Street Road. The hotel is just 50 metres from the British Museum and only a short walk to Oxford Street, theatres and Leicester Square.
The 4 star Radisson Edwardian Kenilworth Hotel, London is a luxurious central London hotel where the mood is welcoming and calming. The hotel is suffused with rich colours and decorated with fine artwork and designer furniture. Staying in one of the 186 rooms and luxury suites at the Radisson Edwardian Kenilworth Hotel, London you can relax in the richly decorated sleek furnishings and marble bathrooms. A luxury break at the Radisson Edwardian Kenilworth Hotel, London is the perfect getaway to the capital. The Radisson Edwardian Kenilworth Hotel, London packs even more into your break with a helpful concierge service, well-equipped gym and 24 hour room service.
Radisson Blu Portman Hotel
Oxford Street
) The stylish and contemporary Radisson Blu Portman Hotel offers the best of both worlds, combining luxurious accommodation with outstanding business facilities. Boasting a fantastic location moments from Marble Arch the Radisson Blu Portman Hotel is ideally placed for a short break in London.
From its distinctive glass entrance to the hotel's extensive facilities the Radisson Blu Portman Hotel offers a deluxe hideaway in the countrys capital. All of the fashionably designed hotel rooms are equipped for your pleasure; fitted with luscious furnishings, a queen size bed and high speed wireless internet access. Discover sumptuous dining at the hotel's Portman Restaurant, reputed for its contemporary cuisine and vibrant atmosphere. When the weather is warm, sit out on the delightful patio, perfect for relaxing with a chilled drink. The hotel's exclusive Bar & Piano lounge is ideal for unwinding with a thirst quenching cocktail after a busy day sightseeing. Staying at the Radisson Blu Portman Hotel you need not miss out on your daily work-out. Pace yourself through the fully-equipped hotel gym or take advantage of the Private tennis courts in Portman Square. Minutes from Oxford Street and Hyde Park, the Radisson Blu Portman Hotel is an ideal base for exploring London.
Radisson Edwardian Sussex Hotel
Oxford Street
) Located by Marble Arch, the 4 star Radisson Edwardian Sussex Hotel provides a retreat in the heart of London to unwind, work and play in. Decorated with light colours, fine artwork and designer furniture, interiors include Fabbian Italian lighting, slate floors and a leather reception designed by Poltrona Frau. Complimentary wireless internet access is offered throughout.
St Giles Hotel
Oxford Street
) Choose the St Giles Hotel, London for your short break in the capital and find yourself right in the heart of the buzzing city. Situated near the junction of Oxford Street and Tottenham Court Road, the hotel is within walking distance of the British Museum, Covent Garden and the National Gallery. With excellent access to the Underground, the St Giles Hotel, London is also within easy reach of the London Eye, Big Ben and Westminster Abbey.
After a day out in the busy city, the St Giles Hotel, London is the perfect retreat from the hustle and bustle. Take some time to unwind in the heated indoor swimming pool and extensive gym in the YMCA Club located beneath the hotel (charges apply). As the evening draws in, head to the Il Grasso Restaurant at the St Giles Hotel, London and enjoy a fabulous meal of irresistible Italian dishes and fine wines. After a mouth-watering meal, slide over to the inviting bar and end the night with a cosy night cap. When you finally make it up for the night you will find a clean and well-appointed guest room awaits you at the St Giles Hotel, London. Here you will feel comfortable and at home with en-suite, TV, telephone, hairdryer and hospitality tray in every room. Whats more, guests can also enjoy reduced rates at the NCP car park located below the St Giles Hotel, London ticket to be validated at concierge desk.
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A sales agreement for Swedish search service Hitta has been concluded between Schibsted and buyers Alexander Hannerland, Stefan Tocca and Sprints Capital Management.
Today, Schibsted Media Group released its Q2 2017 report. EBITDA ex. Investment phase increased 6 percent to NOK 880 million.
We are so proud and happy! 5000 Norwegian students have given their verdict: Schibsted's trainee program is ranked best in Norway!
Aftonbladet and VG are the winners of Schibsted Journalism Awards 2017 in the categories Best Storytelling, Best Innovation and Best Scoop.
Journalists and media experts from Scandinavia and beyond are taking part in the first Power of Journalism Day organized by Schibsted Media Group and the Tinius Trust.
The debate on the opportunities for journalism to fulfil its social mission must be moved higher up the agenda.
Schibsted Products and Technology was awarded top prize in the annual INMA Awards for its Creation Suite CMS, which aims to eliminate legacy workflows and empower Innovation in the newsroom.
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Looking for love and meaning in a cereal box
When this journalist emailed me the question about why e-commerce I jumped up on the soapbox. Hitting "send" I thought some of what had spewed out of my fingertips was pretty good. Of course, her article was neither the time nor place. So here I'll paste the end part climax-resolution of my email response to her for those of you who like this kind of thing:
" The attempt to avoid supermarkets is a gamble, innit? If only we could avoid commercial trader middlemen altogether. How necessary are they in the internet era? We'll find out soon enough. It isn't about volumes or timing or critical mass. It is about reinforcing the human relationships in these most fundamental human activities of producing and consuming food. I know it sounds sappy, but we should care about each other and make an effort to enjoy interacting with each other.
When I first moved to France a market vendor sold me some rotten fruit. I told my wife "I'll never go back to that merchant again." My (french) wife told me, "No, you go back to him, look him in the eyes and say that you expect good fruit this time. He'll see you aren't just an anonymous one-time customer and he'll take care of you from now on. That's how it works here." That lesson sank in and I see it isn't just France it's human. The eater and the producer are both just anonymous, replaceable and psychologically weak dust-motes in the world of giant retail. I know because my sister's job is analyzing grocery store check-out and loyalty-card data to put consumers into categories for strategic marketing. Yep, she's part of the evil empire :)
E-commerce combined with simple word-of-mouth in circles of trustworthy friends should be enough to get a good product to market, and the only real way these days if it's about long-term vision rather than faddish novelty marketing innovations. Obviously the word has to get out. That's what Amanda is trying to do. The retreats are good for that because those people are clearly interested in nutrition and they'll want to know about this. No, food service is not a goal in itself, just an obvious way to get the word out to people likely to be interested.
What producer of a branded daily food item wouldn't dream of being supported and encouraged by enthusiastic, loyal communities of intelligent people who truly love the product in its various dimensions? You've got all these marketeers trying to get that love, but it seems pretty simple to me: the product has to be honestly good and the communication has to be direct. All the tricks of the marketing trade might work most of the time on most of the people, but some of us are just getting increasingly cynical. Demanding a million different certifications and logos like "sustainable palm oil" and whatnot will never ever satisfy the consumer's longing for good behavior all along the food chain. I'm convinced that we only get the real nourishment we need from direct, regular relationships with food producers. That's why I want to go direct via e-commerce. I make this stuff. I watch it go from seed to box. I want to see first hand how people react. Will they like it? I actually care about the answer on a level beyond simply earning a living.
Now, shipping costs on small online orders are every bit as high as retailer margins, so for cost-effectiveness I'm hoping consumers will form little informal, non-professional groups, where a Quinoa Crack "dealer" buys in bulk and distributes boxes to the others who went in on the purchase. To the extent these groups get big the unit cost is going to get low. And can you imagine the relationships? Some groups might have a lot of fun with this. Two friends might see each other a little more often and take the time for a cup of coffee when the cereal box changes hands. Could start doing it for many products from small producers.
Or maybe it will flop. As I tell Amanda, most of my ideas are not worth the calories my brain consumes to come up with them. If this e-comerce + word-of-mouth + dealer concept proves stupid we'll grudgingly crawl to the retailers and beg them to take us in. But since this is just the launch I'm determined to give plan A a chance.
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I finally got around to acknowledging the existence of two of my frequent commenters, Robguy and Jeremy, by adding them to my the blogroll links on the right. Much appreciated, guys.
Have a look at their sites, and go buy some of Jeremy's custom-made figures. He'll have another mouth to feed tomorrow.
I check the stats for my site on a regular basis–not because I get any sort of advertising revenue from this site, but because I'm curious about who visits and why. One of the more interesting sections is "search phrases," which is what people typed into Google (or whatever) to arrive here. Most of the stuff makes sense after I think about it a bit, but some of it is just insane.
Here are a few of the more bizarre:
- crushed by a giant foot
- carfuck
- no microphone problems in jesus name
- self mutilation photos [Why would you ever look for that? Fuck you, internet.]
- absolute bastard [You've come to the right place.]
- lesbian [I swear this word wasn't on my site anywhere before today.]
- baron von chickenpants
- self harm dislocated shoulder
- ravenous slor
- ivy league convo in burger joint
- king louis fucker [What?]
- how much static electricity body [That sounds like a science project I want nothing to do with.]
- urinal pennies
- how to make a slor powered car? [The fuck is a slor? Did you mean "solar," genius?]
There also seem to be an amazing number of people who desperately hate their roommates. It's strange that I have this many people arriving here when I have one post about hating my roommate–and it's from 2004.
- i hate my roommate
- i hate my roommate apartment
- i hate my roommates
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- my roommate hates me
- my roommate and i hate each other how do i get out of my lease
- i fucking hate my roommate
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- i hate living with my roommate
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- my room mate is an asshole
I saved the best for last–out of all of the phrases, my favorite is easily "motherfucker stole my sandwich." I laughed out loud when I saw that.
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Value, location and return in one package. The property is presented in good condition, currently rented for $ 290pw and a potential rent of $ 300+ pw in 6 months' time. The property is comprising a contemporary living & style design and located in a gated complex well looked after.
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- Large paved and fully fenced private backyard
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- In ground swimming pool
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William J. Winemiller 60th anniversary.
I found the article in my Aunt's things:
Mr and Mrs William J Winemiller, 306 E. Butler Dr. were honored at a family dinner and reception celebrating their 60th anniversary Sunday.
The pair wer married April 26th 1916 in Kansas City Missouri.They moved to Arizona in 1947 from Buckner Mo.
Mr Winemiller is a retired carptenter.
The couple's chldren are Mrs Virginia Breed, Phonenix.Mrs Helen Eller, Mesa; Mrs Bess Rupert, Sundrise Beach Mo;Roger and Tom Winemiller both of Phoenix. Bilbert Winemiller, Kansas City Mo.The pair has 17 granchildren and 11 great grandchildren.
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The first set of written laws was the Code of Hammurabi, a compendium of 282 laws that outlined how every citizen should live. Most of the laws were extremely harsh- punishable by death- forcing the citizens to behave in a way that he could later on alter those laws to be more lenient. Since then, we've had dictatorships and democracies, laws written by a single individual or a group of people. Regardless of the intent, there will always be someone suffering from it. Suffering exists in the world, after all, and there's nothing you can do to stop it.

For the most part, the laws today are pretty fair and just- you steal something, you go to jail for it. Who decides it? A judge or a jury of your own peers. Pretty fair, right? The judge has to go to law school for it, and the jury are a group of civilians. Cool. However, there are some cases that make you sort of do a double-take on the decisions. Have you heard of Junko Furuta? To summarize, a group of four teenage boys kidnapped a 16-year-old girl for over 40 days, torturing, raping, and mutilating her body the entire time. The sad part is that one of the boys' parents were present at the time- during one instance when she escaped, they found her, fed her, and then put her back in the room she was locked in. Why? Because they were "too afraid of their son." She did die eventually, and they disposed of her body in a drum filled with concrete. Mind you, this happened in the early 1990s. The fun thing? All her murderers are already out of jail by now; the shortest and longest sentences were 8 and 20 years respectively. For kidnapping, murdering, and raping a girl. Was there any civil disobedience over this? Not at all. Because Japan is vastly different from us, in both morality and community. There's a famous proverb in Japan: the nail that sticks out gets hammered down. Get the picture?

On the other hand, Americans are on the opposite end of the spectrum. We will riot. We will freak the fuck out if anything is too unjust, such as the Baltimore protests going on. Just like Wall Street. We have a very different sense of morality than Japan does, which goes without saying that morality is not universal and is extremely subjective, from individual to individual. Many people value animal lives much lower than a human's, but I do not; a year or two for taping a dog's mouth shut and letting it starve to death? (This is a real case, by the way). That deserves far more than that. But just because I think that doesn't mean others do; my opinion is in the minority. There's a law set in place for these kinds of things, and it seems to be working for most people apparently.

A law may or may not be fair. It depends on which side of the fence you're sitting on.Zackery Tranhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3871885686118189004.post-10805178861165629612015-03-28T10:14:00.001-07:002015-03-28T10:14:33.809-07:00Religion In PhilosophyWhen talking about religion, especially academically, people like to stay as unbiased as possible due to the backlash that would come from taking one stance or another. Thankfully, as one of those fence-sitters, I'm pretty unbiased as they come; I like religion for the stories that are told through the sacred texts, but think of them as nothing more than folklore or moral stories. I don't believe in God nor do I dispute the lack of one, but I can see how it affects people to have someone, or something, to lean against for support.

As I wrote on my Discussion, for there to be a belief in religion of any kind, there also needs to be a suspension of belief to an extent. I've noticed that within the topics in philosophy we've looked at, a common theme is transitive property; if A is B, then B is C. Logic and reasoning, which would heavily go against the suspension of belief, would it not? Those kinds of set-ups make it very hard for you to argue from a logical perspective, but religion doesn't require logic. I remember during the lecture, there was a philosopher (can't remember the name) who said something like: all people have mothers, so we can assume that humanity as a whole has a mother. I can't remember exactly what he was arguing for, but I remember thinking that this was very odd; if you look at it from a scientific view, you'd see that humans evolved over hundreds of millions of years, and that our only "mother" is the single-cell organism that was able to develop and thrive in the primordial soup.

I guess before I start ranting too much about science, I should stop. In the end, although philosophy and for example, faith, have nothing to do with each other, it shares the same relationship as religion and science: they're trying to argue the same thing from different perspectives. And really, when you get down to it, that's pretty much any kind of study, be it scientific, spiritual, or what have you.
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This week is more of a rant than a reflection of what I read; Feminism. I did not know it was part of philosophy, but rather, a social movement for women to have equal rights. It's relevant because while watching Her with a friend for the philosophical skepticism/rationalism argument, we had a large debate on, unpredictably, feminism. My friend, a big activist for Anarchy and equal rights and all that-- I guess you could call her a social justice warrior-- opened the movie with the lines, "I don't like that he has ownership of Samantha (the computer program), but I'll see how it goes."

I proposed to her that Samantha had no gender, and he had the option of picking a male voice if he wanted. This was met by a haunted stare. I then proposed whether she would be okay with it if the genders were reversed, so that a woman "owned" a man instead.

"Well I don't know, I'd have to see the dynamics for myself to judge."

To me, this is the large crux of what Feminism has devolved into. Growing up, I, like many children, indulged in cartoons with very adult subtext, such as The PowerPuff Girls. In one episode, there was a femme fatale who was supposed to be the embodiment of Feminism, but when she was caught, she asked for a more lenient trial. Does that strike you as odd? It should, but should not surprise you as that is how a majority of women, in my opinion, think, who tote Feminism as the end-all of arguments.

It isn't about "equal rights" but rather, equal treatment. While those two words may sound similar, I don't believe they mean the same. A woman, of course, should receive the same pay as a man for doing the same job, that is a fact that is sadly not upheld. However, if she commits the same crime as a man, she deserves the same treatment, not lesser simply because of her ovaries. I'd like to point you to Susan B. Anthony, who demanded she be taken to jail for voting as opposed to a slap on the wrist.

Of course, I'm getting all huffy over the kind of women who yell "equality! equality!" but call men un-chivalrous for a man to not hold a door for her, or, God forbid, someone hit her back if she hits someone. She's a girl, after all!Zackery Tranhttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3871885686118189004.post-89063101867229666122015-02-09T17:08:00.001-08:002015-02-09T17:08:06.382-08:00"The only me is me. Are you sure the only you is you?"The Ninth of February, 2015

 There are many different topics within Philosophy, and one that has been stumping many philosophers and many over the years, oftentimes through a journey of self-discovery, is the perception of the world and how they see it. This week, we looked at Descartes and Plato. To me, while their questions and doubts of what they perceived to be true or not was quite interesting to read about, it was relative to me. Does it matter if what I perceive to be true is not true? If it makes me happy, then that is my perception of that truth. This topic in itself is far too broad for any one person to discuss without centuries or even a few millennia passing by. Life is so short already, so why waste time pondering over it? In the same vein, if you spent all your time keeping your house spotless and clean, then what time do you have to enjoy the benefits of it being clean? You would just continue to spend more and more of your time with its upkeep and not seeing what you already have.

Something that struck out to me was Descartes' belief that the only thing he could believe in was his own existence, and that everything he thought was implanted within him from a greater, cosmic being. If that were the case, why would that being implant within him the doubt he needed to question it? Many people, especially within his era, devoutly believed in a God, so what cause would there be for such a God to implant such a concept to him when God was already known? For self-awareness? That was what Socrates had already believed in. To me, it doesn't make sense for him to question his existence in such a way unless he was a bit of a masochist.

Of course, I also identify myself as a rational man, but accept some, if not many, of my beliefs and idealism is a combination of both society's doing and my own brain. For example, the concept of Innate Ideas; Leibniz believed that it is a predetermined shape and form in our own minds. While I can't refute this concept, I propose that it's a combination of reasoning and instinct, and given shape and form from society.

Later on, Plato talks about the concepts we have and what shape they are given, such as Justice, Beauty, and Goodness. How then does he know what Knowledge is? You can't go into this debate without then questioning the meaning of life. To me, I believe there is no meaning; we were all brought here by a mere chance. Look at all the other different universes in the galaxy, and how many planets there are. Pure chance. And borne from that chance was us humans. Everything we have is artificially created; we don't have the means to survive naturally in this environment, so we subjugate other animals to our will, including our own. We can argue forever on semantics about reality, our perception of it, and our ideologies, but then we would be stuck in that mindset and unable to enjoy what we have.

Do we have a purpose on this planet? No. But we've given ourselves a purpose. While Socrates can go on questioning others for the sake of knowledge, to me, a peasant who lives a quiet and happy existence with his family and friends, with all the warm bearings and cruel truths the world has to give him, is enough. Knowledge can be something that you strive to attain for the rest of your life because you've acknowledged you don't have it, or it can be as simple as living out a quiet existence.

Objectivity in the eye of the beholder.Zackery Tranhttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3871885686118189004.post-10454400102065989182015-02-02T21:33:00.002-08:002015-02-02T21:33:57.633-08:00The Second of February, 2015

 While you would like me to talk about the ramifications of having Philosophy in our life or not and its correlation with Liberation, I shall do no such thing. I will talk about Words and our association with them. In this week's reading, very early on, we explore meanings behind the words and their impact. It may be the Psychology class I attended an hour ago talking, but I felt this was compelling enough to write about. "How do you know what Intelligence means?" my professor asked me. To me, Intelligence is not what you know (because there's a word for it. I'll give you a hint: it ends with "-edge." No, Intelligence is the ability to think for yourself in all situations and applying common sense and empathy to others. However, said professor argues that we only know what Intelligence is because we are told what it means. And he is absolutely correct.

Because we are told what something means, such as God, Good, Evil, and what have you, we think we are experts on the words because it's such a common thing to talk about everyday. Yes, I am aware that sounds quite similar because it's from the book. We don't know the true extent of what a word means. And how can we truly know something we don't know? By accepting that we are ignorant in the eyes of knowledge, just as Socrates has.

The citizens of Athens has shielded their eyes from such knowledge, and choose instead to shun their great philosopher. This, along with what Socrates talks about in his Allegory of the Cave, as well as what the article talks about trickles down to the same vein: being aware of what you don't know and being able to accept it while still willing to learn about these foreign concepts.

As a rational thinking man, I, of course, have my own comfort zones and bias towards everything. Yes, I would like that chocolate cake. No, I would not like to be punched in the face. However, in that same vein, I am not unwilling to listen to reason other than my own; perhaps that carrot cake might taste pretty good. Maybe I would like to be punched in the face. It is the experience that comes from accepting these other realities foreign from my own that allows me to grow as a person.

While not related to Socrates himself, there is a French philosopher's whose words I live by: Jean Jacques-Rousseau. "We are, so to speak, born twice over: born into existence, and born into life; born a human being, and born a man."

To me, this is two-folds: by accepting that I am still young and ignorant to much of the world, I am still born with the ability of compassion and empathy. I don't know what I don't know, but that's okay. By continuing to learn and grow as a human being, I will be born again, but with a purpose; so many people in this world live their day-to-day lives on autopilot. They live without a purpose. You don't call that living. That is existing.

Such a cruel thing, is it not?Zackery Tranhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3871885686118189004.post-50339244309795490022015-01-27T18:16:00.001-08:002015-01-27T18:16:23.609-08:00Input Desired Caption HereThe Twenty-Seventh of January, 2015

 As I sit here, enclosed in layers of warmth and comfort, reminiscent of bygone days gently lulled in my mother's gentle and loving embrace, I can't help but notice the raging blizzard dancing beyond my meager and fragile wall of glass. Perhaps this blizzard is a personification of my own turmoil and doubts- I suppose as humans, we all must have them- in regards to the future and what it holds. The room is bathed in a blue luminescence, cast with a cold glare from this contraception that serves as not only my prison, but my escape.

Escape from what, you may ask?

The silence, near-deafening in its howl.

Silence.

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