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Delbert Tesar
Carol Cockrell Curran Chair in Engineering
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Dr. Tesar holds a chaired professorship in mechanical engineering at UT Austin, is the director of the robotics research group, has taught for 60 years (producing 68 Ph.D. and 168 M.Sc. graduates who have created five companies), worked in robotics for 50 years and concentrating on intelligent actuators for 40 years (with ~30 patents), and sat on three high-level U.S. science boards (Air Force, NASA, Army).
The intelligent actuator work (HDW/SFW), now exceeds best practice by 4 orders of magnitude, is the basis for Tesar's law for actuators (as is Moore's law for chips) with applications to all electro-mechanical systems which respond to command (automobiles, land transport, robots, orthotics, aircraft, battlefield systems, manufacturing cells, etc.). The actuator would be produced in minimum sets highly certified, made available in a supply chain, to assemble/repair/refresh the above systems on demand, dramatically reducing life-cycle cost.
Dr. Tesar's teaching in mechanical engineering began in 1957. In 1975, work began on intelligent actuators for robotics as standardized driving modules (as the chip is for computers). That tech base has grown by 8 orders of magnitude in the decades of 1995-2015. The concentration is for actuator intelligence (response to human command) and for design in a minimum set for a given domain to permit in-depth certification and to maximize performance to cost ratios. System intelligence is achieved by developing multiple decision criteria (for the chosen domain) with clear physical meaning enabling decision updates of 5 to 10 msec., even for quite complex systems. This work is now documented in 30 major program plans (2800 pages) for open architecture systems.
Recent emphasis has been on open architecture vehicles with concentration on a multi-speed hub drive wheel to remove all passive mechanical drives, improve traction by 3x, reduce drive losses by 2x, reduce vehicle cost by 2x and substantially improve safety for on/off-road operation. Research funding now exceeds $35,000,000, with increasing emphasis on industrial priorities. Participation has occurred on three major national science boards (the Air Force Science Advisory Board, the Space Station Review Panel, and the Army Science Board) and several panels for JPL, NIST, ManTech, and DOE. It has been possible to make invited presentations throughout the technical world (Europe, Russia, Japan, Korea, China, etc.) and enjoy continued interface to many outstanding groups.
Please see Dr. Tesar's online curriculum vitae and a downloadable compendium of twelve reports and major papers for a chronologically structured, fifty-year development history and vision.
- Mission Oriented Research for Light Machinery, Science, pp. 880-887, Sept 8, 1978.
- Mechanical Technology, Part 1, The Tragic Needs, Lead article, Mechanical Engineering, Vol. 102, No. 2, February, 1980.
- Mechanical Technology, Part 2, A Proposed National Program, Lead article, Mechanical Engineering, Vol. 102, No. 3, March, 1980.
- Thirty-year Forecast: The Concept of a Fifth Generation of Robotics – The Super Robot, ASME Transactions of Manufacturing Review, Vol. 2, No. 1, pp. 16-25, Mar., 1989.
- A Generalized Modular Architecture for Robot Structures, with M.S. Butler, ASME Transactions on Manufacturing Review, Vol. 2, No. 2, pp. 91-118, June, 1989.
- Human Scale Intelligent Mechanical Systems, Plenary paper, 11th World Congress in Mechanism and Machine Science (IFToMM), April 1- 4, 2004, Tianjin, China.
- The Next Wave of Technology, Taylor and Francis, Group UK, DOI: 10.1080/10798587.2015. 1118202, Two-page summary Mechanical Engineering, Sept. 2015, No. 09, Vol. 137, Dynamic Systems and Control, pp1-2.
- Open Architecture Vehicles of the Future, Mechanism and Machine Theory, Vol. 89, pp. 107-127, July, 2015.
- Meeting Human Needs By Leveraging the Next Wave of Technology, Transactions of the SDPS, Journal of Integrated Design and Process Science, Vol. 19, No. 2, 2015, pp. 5-24.
- P. Ashok, G. Krishnamoorthy, D. Tesar, "Guidelines for Managing Sensors in Cyber Physical Systems with Multiple Sensors", Journal of Sensors, Vol. 2011. (2011-2012).
- P. Ashok, G. Krishnamoorthy, D. Tesar, "Efficient Management of Information in Multi-Sensored Cyber Physical Systems", Journal of Sensors, Vol. 2011, (2011).
- P. Ashok, D. Tesar, "The Need for a Performance Map Based Decision Theory", IEEE Systems Journal, (2011-2012).
- G. Krishnamoorthy, D. Tesar, "Sensor Fault Tolerance for Intelligent Electro-Mechanical Actuators", IEEE Systems Journal, (2011-2012).
- D. Tesar, A. Kulkarni, "The Analytical Formulations for Vehicle Motion Planning", MM Science Journal, (2011-2012)
- D. Tesar, "Overview of the Long-Term Objectives of Actuators", Journal of Actuators, (2011-2012).
- D. Rabindran and D. Tesar, "Parametric Design of Parallel Force/Velocity Actuators: Force Distribution Analysis", ASME Journal of Mechanisms and Robotics, Vol. 2 (2010), February, page 011101301.
- M. Tisius, M. Pryor, C. Kapoor, D. Tesar, "Parametric Design and Power Flow Analysis of Parallel Force", ASME Journal of Mechanisms and Robotics, (2009), JMR-08-1001.
- Rabindran, D. and Tesar, D., "Parametric Design and Power Flow Analysis of Parallel Force", ASME Journal of Mechanisms and Robotics, JMR-08-1001, (2009).
- Lee, Hoon, Pradeepkumar Ashok, and Delbert Tesar. "Visual Performance Maps for Human Choice in Hybrid Electric Vehicle's In-Wheel Motors: Part I—Purchase Criteria." ASME 2015 International Design Engineering Technical Conferences and Computers and Information in Engineering Conference. American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 2015.
- Lee, Hoon, Pradeepkumar Ashok, and Delbert Tesar. "Visual Performance Maps for Human Choice in Hybrid Electric Vehicle's In-Wheel Motors: Part II—Operation, Maintenance, and Refreshment Criteria." ASME 2015 International Design Engineering Technical Conferences and Computers and Information in Engineering Conference. American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 2015.
- Krishnamoorthy, Ganesh, Pradeepkumar Ashok, and Delbert Tesar. "Simultaneous Sensor and Process Fault Detection and Isolation in Multiple-Input–Multiple-Output Systems." IEEE Systems Journal 9.2 (2015): 335-349.
- Tesar, D, "Open Architecture High Value Added Robot Manufacturing Cells", Springer, Handbook of Robotics, Chapter 10, 2016, In Press.


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Nokia Hong Kong makes giant Windows Phone out of... more Windows Phones
0. phoneArena posted on 02 Dec 2011, 13:10
The display is made from about 550 Nokia Phones. (The good people over at WPCentral actually counted them.) The event took place in front of the soon to be opened Nokia Flagship store and
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1. tacohunter (Posts: 408; Member since: 06 Nov 2011)
So they couldn't sell the nokia lumia and then made a giant phone of it? They recycled it.
No not rly it looks awesome. Apparantly making giant phones is totally a hype these days.
3. protozeloz (Posts: 5396; Member since: 16 Sep 2010)
dam you beat me to it XD
12. remixfa (Posts: 14605; Member since: 19 Dec 2008)
better to make art out of it than to make trash out of it, eh? :)
2. ZEUS.the.thunder.god (unregistered)
looks nice. go Nokia go
8. DetroitTech (Posts: 66; Member since: 02 Nov 2011)
Not that "nice". Couldn't they have made sure the lines were straight?
4. rendHELL (Posts: 304; Member since: 09 Nov 2011)
i like the girl... XD
5. ZEUS.the.thunder.god (unregistered)
thumbs up for you!!!
6. mozes316 (Posts: 142; Member since: 30 Sep 2011)
lol Ditto... Never mind the clear rain suit, and the feather boa... lmao
7. nwright94 (unregistered)
Thats so cool lol. If only it actually worked like the giant nexus s i played with. I cannot wait for the Lumia to come to the US. I won't camp out for it but I really want one.
9. vvelez5 (Posts: 623; Member since: 29 Jan 2011)
Do I see a few white Lumias there? Possibly the white N9 but who knows a white lumia would be nice.
10. 7thspaceman (Posts: 1583; Member since: 14 Feb 2011)
yoo Nokia since the phones you used for the display are used can you send me a working one I'll pay the postage

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This will be a mighty tool for decreasing federal spending and converting the present confusing, complicated and convoluted taxing system into a simple, fair, efficient and easily understandable system. Let us theorize that the federal government would submit its budget to the body of 50 states. Let us then say that at least 2/3 of the body of states approved said budget, since the President and Congress seem incapable of establishing or limiting spending themselves. Is it so very difficult to divide the budget by the Gross National Product to determine a percentage? This may be a slight over-simplification and necessarily subject to a few other variables, but in principle, it tells us at what level to set a tax. I would consort with the brightest minds in economics, accounting, the law and the citizenry to introduce a viable program of taxation, which would be suitable to assessing, collecting, remitting, spending, responsibility, accounting and auditing.
What if I told you that the I.R.S. could basically be history? Can you imagine it?
Article I, Section 8 of the Constitution, states firstly, "The Congress shall have Power To Lay and collect Taxes, Duties, Imposts and Excises, to pay the Debts and provide for the common Defence (this is how it appears) and general Welfare of the United States; but all Duties, Imposts and Excises shall be uniform throughout the United States". Now, what exactly does "uniform" mean to you? Perhaps it means level, even, equal, fair or balanced. What is your opinion? Do you, however, actually feel that our taxation system is fair, level, even or equal? I surely do not! Our tax code is so riddled with loopholes, exemptions, credits, exceptions and deductions that it is pitiful. It stinks quite frankly. The I.R.S. itself does not understand the tax code, although it would have you think so. The I.R.S. must further the current ridiculous, preposterous system in order to perpetuate itself.
There are many, who avoid or evade paying taxes, including many contractors to the government itself. Cash transactions are not captured. Many file late returns or none at all. Look at the cost to the tax-payer for the I.R.S. itself. At least the Highway Department, for example, gives us a return - safe, maintained and easily navigable roads and bridges. What return on investment do you receive from the I.R.S.? Zip. Notta. Zero. Zilch. That is what you get. The I.R.S. is a dinosaur, which should be extinct as all other dinosaurs are. A One Tax or Single Tax plan should virtually eliminate this self-serving, self-perpetuating, self-feeding and bureaucratic department. The codes become ever more complex and greater in number, which requires more personnel, which demands more money, which requires more rules, which mandates more people, etc.
In 1862, the Bureau of Internal Revenue was created by congressional enactment, as an agency of the U.S. Treasury Department under President Lincoln during the Civil War. Supposedly, this act was passed in an effort to pay the debt incurred by the Mexican War of 1846 to 1848. Ten years later, it was abandoned. In 1894, the Congress of the United States adopted an income tax on individuals and business firms at a rate of 2%. In 1895, this levy was declared unconstitutional by the U.S. Supreme Court. Imagine that! So a bit later, the congress of the day, not to be denied, on February 25, 1913 enacted the Sixteenth Amendment, which vested in congress the right to collect taxes "On whatever source derived, without regard to any census or enumeration" to sustain the beast. The Tariff Act of October 3, 1913 provided a law, under which corporate and individual income taxes were basically fixed at 1%. There is much more detail, but the point is made. One can easily fathom that amounts would change (increase) over the years, due to inflation and other factors, but what about the change in percentage? This change yields a clue that government has grown in size perhaps a wee bit, eh? A slightly larger slice of the total pie now goes to Big Brother.
To me, the One Tax would take one of two possible forms. One Tax would have to be either a flat tax, which is to say that every tax-payer whether a corporation or an individual would pay the same percentage rate on income, or it would be a consumption or sales tax, similar to that which most states now already impose. As in all cases of taxation, there are pros and cons to each of the two systems, and I shall elaborate on them to a degree herein. The main guidelines for development and implementation of a new taxing structure are the same as my basic prevailing principles of simplicity, efficiency, balance, reality and lawfulness.
A cursory examination of a flat tax system, which is an acceptable option to the current nightmare that we endure, would not be my first or final choice. While it would add an element of fairness, drastically reduce the number and complexity of returns to be handled and simplify calculations, there is much that a flat tax will not accomplish. A flat tax will not eliminate the I.R.S. It will not address the avoiders, evaders and cheaters. It will not eliminate the April 15 deadlines. It will not make many credits, exemptions, loopholes and exceptions go away. It will not squelch individual audits. It will not eliminate returns. It will not reduce losses due to cash transactions. It does not lessen the special reporting done by non-profit organizations, self-employed, etc. It will not eliminate deductions, which employers must make from paychecks. I can go on and on. I do believe that a flat tax has its merits and would certainly be an improvement over that, in which we now wallow. I would only consider a flat tax beneficial as an intermediate, stop-gap or transitional measure, not the final form.
Now, may I expound on the merits of a national sales or consumption taxing system. What if I suggested that a national consumption tax would replace all other federal taxes but that it might be 25% to 30% in level (hypothetical)? What if I told you that the I.R.S. would be virtually eliminated, excepting several thousand auditors, accountants, lawyers and managers? Imagine the savings by virtually striking the cost of the I.R.S. from the federal budget - buildings, utilities, telephones, employee wages and benefits, no-charge (nothing is free) vehicle use, insurance costs, computers, lost time, paper for and printing of forms, guides and envelopes and much more. What percentage of the budget pie, do you suppose, goes to fund the I.R.S.? The elimination of this bureaucracy will have a favorable effect on the ultimate consumption tax that one would pay.
One factor that I particularly like about a consumption tax is that YOU get all of your money that you have earned, and YOU may decide what portion to spend and what part to save. This country in 2005 incurred negative savings for the first time in 20 years, according to Mr. Samuel Foreman of Seniors Only Financial. There would be no more April 15 deadlines. There would no longer be any need for employers to deduct income tax "contributions" from your paycheck, which places the money in your pocket and certainly simplifies the payroll function for employers. Eventually, your social security and health care would also come from the national sales (consumption) tax and not be withheld from your paycheck. Can you now see some positive vibrations regarding simplicity, fairness, choice, balance and efficiency?
The collection points are already in place in every state, which currently imposes a state sales tax. How difficult can it be to increase the percentage collected and to remit to Caesar his due? This entire process would be even more greatly simplified and made more efficient, should the individual states elect to implement the same style or ilk of the federal consumption tax, basically eliminating property tax, road tax, school tax, state income tax, state fuel tax, etc. I also like that ALL other federal taxing systems can be eliminated. We can do away with Federal Excise Tax, liquor tax, gasoline (all fuel) taxes, cigarette taxes, utility taxes, estate taxes, capital gains taxes, highway use taxes, social security taxes, medicare taxes and all other federal taxes. The cost of all products and services would be lowered to the "nubs", have existing taxes removed prior to implementation of the One Tax. One will only pay One Tax and only on that, which he or she chooses to spend. Yes, the consumption tax will seem hefty at first, but in reality, will be no more than you are paying now, perhaps less overall. Remember savings will be encouraged by a One Tax, and then, maybe the government could borrow from the U.S. citizens (with strong restrictions) instead of China and South Korea until the deficit may be brought in line. It is all our money, Folks. It is only a question of spend or save or who may borrow it and how it is used.
There will be no more deductions, expensing, depreciation, credits, loopholes, exemptions, exceptions, write-offs, etc. because income tax will not exist. You will not be able to deduct interest on your mortgage, but you will not pay taxes on interest income. Corporations will no longer receive investment tax credits, depreciation and expensing, but they will not pay income tax on profits, nor will their shareholders. Most corporations pay little or nothing in taxes anyway, or far less than a fair share at best.
If states will get on the same program, all other state, county, township and local taxes would be eliminated. Say that the total consumption tax percentage is 40% (25% federal and 15% state). Think of just how simple, efficient and understandable it would be for all of us if we could enter a store to buy a loaf of bread, pay $1.40 instead of the previous $1.00 and know that no other tax is due anywhere at anytime except this consumption tax. Surely, one may say that said tax should not apply to food. That simply means that the percentage of the tax will be higher if it is collected on fewer items. You may purchase the bread, or you may cut the calories, save the money and pay no interest on the income or profit. You will find that corporations will be less likely to contribute to charities since they may no longer write-off the expense (deduct it). This is alright because the corporations are only donating dollars that you paid to them anyway. You should have the money. You earned it, and you should decide if you wish to donate to charity and if so, which one and how much. Both corporations and the government relieve you of your hard-earned dollars and place those dollars where you may not want them to be placed. The consumption tax, One Tax, may not lessen by much your tax burden if any, but it places a degree of control in your hands.
I propose this type of taxing system to you as an extremely viable alternative to the joke, which we now have. If experts put their noses to the grindstone, there is no doubt in my mind that a program can be developed, which is simple, fair, balanced, efficient and lawful as well as easy to administer. The above proposal is certainly by no means in any final form. I merely wish to provoke serious thought and interest. As previously mentioned, every major issue affects and is affected by at least several other issues. A revised tax system will be complicated in development but simple in final form. It naturally will not happen overnight. It will need to be carefully phased-in, piece by piece. I anxiously await the opportunity to scratch border/port security, conscription, immigration and several other issues from the priority list, so we can get our teeth into meaningful tax reform.
NOTE: Our forefathers came to North America for purposes of religious and other freedoms, one of which was freedom from cumbersome, many, varied and unfair taxes. Our government has grown by leaps and bounds over the years, resulting in today's heavy and unequal tax burdens. Should we not consider a program, which decreases the cost of government and places control of spending with those, who earn the money, namely, YOU? How much simpler can it be? You earn the money, and you receive all of it. You will spend your money according to your needs. When you do spend, Caesar will get his just due. If you save more, however, Caesar must tighten his belt, or borrow money from you and not China, South Korea, India or Great Britain.
Some issues are a bit more hairy to describe than others. To render to you the full detail of a One Tax would require many more pages. My intention is to simply show that there are light and hope at the end of the tunnel. I appreciate your reviewing this vital information.
Provisions may be placed in this type of tax bill to raise or lower the rate on a semi-annual or annual basis, and an emergency change provision can also be included. These provisions should only be exercised upon a 2/3 majority vote of the 50 states. No more profit versus non-profit entities. H & R Block, Turbo Tax and other similar such services, say goodbye. You have profited on the complexity of the hideous tax code long enough.
If the federal government will provide safety and security of port and border, thereby guaranteeing the value of your citizenship, a program to insure one's security in society (from birth) and a package, which provides universal prescribed (not cosmetic or arbitrary) medical and dental care, it will have performed mightily. If then, one's state assures the elements of housing, food and education, we will have the ultimate package. Once the human elements are in place for all, let capitalism roar. The implementation of a few social programs will not be a deterrent to capitalism, growth and success, but it will guarantee a safe, healthy, educated and productive workforce to commerce and industry. This is necessary if we are to make more goods in this country, which is paramount to reducing the foreign trade deficit, which is .
Have a wonderful day, and spend some of it contemplating just how beautiful America truly is and what it's going to take to keep her this way. Thank you!
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Leaves are on the ground
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I must go
Who is gonna save you
When I'm gone?
And who'll watch over you
When I'm gone?
You say you care for me
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How can you love someone
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Who will break your fall?
Who will you blame?
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As the Nationals examine their own roster with an eye toward improving off a disappointing season and competing again for the playoffs, we took an early look at the 2014 payroll.
Between their players already under contract for 2014 and estimated salaries for arbitration-eligible players they could likely keep as the roster is constructed now, the Nationals already have roughly $114 million committed to next season's payroll. That's without a clear No. 5 starter (and simply assuming Tanner Roark keeps the job as he finished strong last season) and any likely upgrades to the bench or bullpen. That number could jump or drop if players are traded, signed through free agency or not tendered contracts.
The Nationals' 2013 payroll stood at about $118 million, by far the highest since baseball returned to Washington in 2005. As the Nationals began improving, winning and attracting bigger free agents, the team's opening day payroll increased from $68 million in 2011 to nearly $93 million in 2012.
The 2014 Nationals surely will lose the salaries of Dan Haren ($13 million) and Chad Tracy ($1 million), the only two free agents on the roster. Even without adding new players, the payroll will rise because of arbitration or because several players under contract are due more next season than in 2013. Jayson Werth's salary, for example, jumps from $16 million to $20 million or Adam LaRoche's pay rises from $10 million to $12 million and Gio Gonzalez's salary increase from $6.25 million to $8.5 million. In 2013, the Nationals committed nearly $20 million to the salaries of arbitration-eligible players, many of them first-timers. In 2014, those numbers naturally rise, and the Nationals could be spend close to $34 million on the salaries of arbitration-eligible players.
The Nationals could create more financial room by trading pieces, such as LaRoche or Tyler Clippard (who will probably make close to $5.5 million in arbitration and would be a setup man), during the winter. But if the Nationals are serious about taking advantage of their window for competing for a World Series title, prioritizing frugality may not make sense. And as they have shown in recent seasons, the Nationals are open to a growing payroll and willingness to spend on high-prize free agents.
They certainly can handle it. Even despite a still on-going standoff over television rights fees with MASN and the Baltimore Orioles, the Nationals are supposed to receive larger revenue each year. Their attendance rose by 400,000 from 2011 to 2012, and by 300,000 in 2013 to a Nationals Park-record 2.65 million. The Lerner family is one of the wealthiest ownership groups in baseball. The Nationals could have one of the 10 highest payrolls in baseball in 2014, and that would certainly fit the state of the franchise, size of the market and growing popularity. According to Forbes valuations after the 2012 season, the Nationals are worth $631 million; the Lerners bought the team for $450 million in 2006.
The Nationals will also have to be wise with their financial commitments because core players such as Ian Desmond, Jordan Zimmermann, Stephen Strasburg, Bryce Harper and others will be eligible for free agency in coming years — at the same time that the salaries of players already under contract increase. Werth and Ryan Zimmerman already have $100-million deals each. Zimmermann and Desmond are strong candidates for long-term extensions this winter, deals which, if done right, could turn out to be bargains based on the players' continued development.
Below is how we arrived at that $114 million figure for 2014 commitments. Information from Baseball Reference, Baseball Prospectus' Cot's Baseball Contracts and MLB Trade Rumors was used. And again, the projected arbitration figures are estimates. The team constructed below is a best guess of what the roster may look like at the end of spring training. For these purposes, the fourth outfielder spot, the No. 5 starter spot, bench and bullpen are assumed to stay as is or be filled from within the organization.
Jayson Werth: $20 million (entering fourth season of seven-year, $126-million contract)
Ryan Zimmerman: $14 million (entering first season of six-year, $100-million extension)^
Adam LaRoche: $12 million (entering second season of two-year, $24-million contract)
Gio Gonzalez: $8.5 million (entering third season of his five-year, $42-million extension)^
Rafael Soriano: $7 million (entering final season of his two-year, $28-million contract; $14 million from the first two years is deferred)^
Denard Span: $6.5 million (entering final season of his five-year, $16.5-million extension)^
Scott Hairston: $2.5 million (entering final season of two-year, $5-million contract)
Bryce Harper: $2.15 million (entering fourth season of a five-year, $9.9-million contract; $1.25 million payment from singing bonus included in 2014 salary)^^#
Anthony Rendon: $1.8 million (entering final season of a four-year, $7.2-million contract; including a $1.5 million payment from signing bonus in 2014 salary)^#
Craig Stammen: $1.375 million (entering the final season of his two-year, $2.25-million that bought of his first two years of arbitration)*
Subtotal: $75.825 million
ZERO-TO-THREE PLAYERS (pre-arbitration seasons)
Fernando Abad: $500,000
Xavier Cedeno: $500,000*
Corey Brown: $500,000
Steve Lombardozzi: $500,000*
Ryan Mattheus: $500,000*
Tyler Moore: $500,000*
Tanner Roark: $500,000 (could easily be Taylor Jordan here instead for the same salary)
Teams often give players with a year or two of service a small, good faith raise. In 2013, Danny Espinosa was slated to make $526,000, for example, instead of the then-league-minimum of $490,000. Mattheus made $504,500 instead of $490,000.
Subtotal: $3.5 million
Matt Purke: $1.04 million (entering final year of a four-year, $4.15-million deal)
Subtotal: $1.04 million
ARBITRATION-ELIGIBLE PLAYERS (estimated salaries)
Ross Detwiler: $2.55 million (entering second year of arbitration; under team control through 2015 season)
Ian Desmond: $5.9 million (entering second year of arbitration; under team control through 2015 season)
Tyler Clippard: $5.5 million (Super Two player entering third year of arbitration; under team control through 2015 season)
Jordan Zimmermann: $7 million (Super Two player entering second year of arbitration; under team control through 2015 season)
Ross Ohlendorf: $1.8 million (entering perhaps final year of arbitration; under team control through 2014 season) [note: this one was hard to estimate because of his service time and time in the minor leagues.]
Wilson Ramos: $2.75 million (entering first year of arbitration; under team control through 2016 season)
Stephen Strasburg: $5.1 million (entering first year of arbitration; under team control through 2016 season)
Drew Storen: $3.1 million (Super Two player entering second year of arbitration; under team control through 2016 season)
Subtotal: $33.7 million
GRAND TOTAL: $114.065 million
^ = A contract that also contact (an) option year(s)
^^ = Harper will receive a roster bonus of $125,000 for each 30, 60, 90 and 120 days he is on the active roster in 2014 (and 2015). So his 2014 salary could more than likely reach as much as $2.65 million.
* = Likely to receive a small, good faith raise above league-minimum of $500,000 for 2014. Perhaps they'll receive another one because in 2013 these players had small raises.
# = Still haven't reached arbitration yet.


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Denny McLain was the last pitcher to win 30 games when he posted a 31-6 record in 1968 and then followed that season with a 24-9 record in 1969 for a two year record of 55-15. He won the Cy Young Award both seasons and at the age of 25 his future looked bright. However, he was to pitch only three more seasons posting a 17-34 record in that span. In 1968 he gave up only 241 hits in 336 innings an amazing 95 less hits allowed than innings pitched.
He was out of the majors by end of 1972 season, just four years after winning 31 games and lost 22 games in 1971. After the 1969 season, he made more news off the field than on. Early on in his career, Chuck Dressen got him interested in betting on horses and he later got involved with setting up a bookmaking operation with a Pepsi executive who had signed McLain to an endorsement deal since he claimed to drink a case of Pepsi a day.
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The Streit Council for a Union of Democracies works toward closer cooperation among the experienced democracies as a basis for more effective US engagement in world affairs. It builds on transatlantic and other inter-democracy institutions, supporting their treaty commitments to grow wider and deeper. In an increasingly interdependent system, where solutions to international challenges require the cooperation of many parties, governmental and nongovernmental, the Streit Council facilitates the emergence of viable answers. As a body that combines academic research with policy work to identify practical solutions, the Streit Council is uniquely designed as a forum where policymakers and scholars explore new approaches to better cooperation among the democracies. Combined, the long-established democracies have overwhelming power and influence in the world. This gives them great responsibilities to provide coherent global leadership. Working together consistently is the key.
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- Mar 31, 2009Hi Doc Misra. Nice to see you again! This list hasn't been very active
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Historic 'atmospheric river' storm topples hollowed-out Giant Sequoia that's stood for CENTURIES in California as the state is battered by the worst weather in decades
Pioneer Cabin in Calaveras Big Trees State Park fell on Sunday at about 2pm
The tree, which stood in the state park in Calaveras County, California, for centuries, came down during heavy rains
The tunnel used to allow cars to pass under but in recent years was only accessible to hikers
It came as the West Coast faced one of the worst storms it's seen in a decade
Another storm is expected to hit the West Coast region on Monday
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9 January 2017
A well-known giant sequoia tree known for the massive hollowed-out tunnel at its core has been toppled during California's weekend storms.
The historic Pioneer Cabin in Calaveras Big Trees State Park in Calaveras County, California, came down during heavy rains on Sunday at about 2pm local time.
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A lot depends on the location. in Toronto I am sure most fans don't think the owners need any extra cash and see this as a cash grab for the owners.
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I fully support the owners of Chicago, Toronto, New York, Montreal, etc. sharing their profits with the poorer teams to help sustain them. If they don't want to do that, they should contract a few teams then because the players aren't going to pay for it. Did the players get a share of the expansion fees when these teams joined the league? No, they didn't. But now they should take less money because things didn't go according to plan for the owners? Well, they actually are willing to take less money to help out. They are not fighting to keep the 57% they had. But not only do the owners want to keep their own money, they want the players to take less to fix the problems of the weak owners but that's not even enough, they want to dictate the terms too. They can go to hell, that's bull ****.
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5 Best Things to Eat and Drink This Weekend in Metro Phoenix
All Pumpkin Menu at Petite Maison Friday, October 3 though Sunday, October 5
Fall is officially here and that means an abundance of pumpkin flavored...everything. This weekend you can kick off your pumpkin binge eating with an All Pumpkin Menu at Petite Maison. The $45, four-course meal includes dishes such as roasted pumpkin soup with scallop "gnocchi"; organic pumpkin risotto with duck confit and pumpkin chips; and foie and pumpkin stuffed Kentucky fried quail. Wine pairings are available for an additional $10. Reservations are strongly recommended and can be made by calling 480-991-6887 or visiting the Petite Maison website.
See also: 5 Reasons to Get Excited About the Phoenix Coffee Scene That Have Nothing to Do with Pumpkin Spice
Bikers and beer lovers will unite at New Belguim Brewery's Tour de Fat.
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Tour de Fat Saturday, October 4
Get your bikes, costumes, and beer bellies ready for the 15th annual Tour de Fat, which will be going down this Saturday at Tempe Beach Park. The free event starts at 11 a.m. with a costumed bicycle parade after which attendees will be able to enjoy games, live entertainment, and lots of beer. New Belgium will be pouring their flagship beer, Fat Tire, as well as its latest year-round offering, Snapshot Wheat, and selections from the Lips of Faith series. Beers will cost $5 each. For more information check the Tour de Fat website.
Get ready to wine and dine at this year's Best of Phoenix A'Fare.
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Best of Phoenix A'Fare Saturday, October 4
There's still time to get your ticket to our annual Best of Phoenix A'Fare. This year we'll be celebrating at Burton Barr Central Library along with dozens of local restaurants and bars. Look for food from Ingo's Tasty Food, Los Sombreros, Baby Kay's Cajun Kitchen, Stacy's Smokehouse BBQ, Frost Gelato,Detroit Coney Grill, Focaccia Fiorentina, and many more. Cocktails, beer, and wine will be available from Mother Bunch Brewing, Rips Ales & Cocktails, The Vig, Tilted Kilt, McFadden's Restaurant and Saloon, and Devil's Advocate. Tickets to the event, which runs from 8 p.m. to midnight, cost $45 in advance or $55 at the door. For more information check the the Best of Phoenix A'Fare website.
SanTan Brewing Oktoberfest Saturday, October 4
It's going to be a beer-filled weekend. On Saturday, SanTan Brewing Company in downtown Chandler will also be hosting their 7th annual Oktoberfest. The event will include a a Bavarian-style beer garden where attendees will find SanTan's Oktoberfest brew both on tap and for the first time, in cans as well. Live entertainment will be provided by healdiners Iration and Reel Big Fish, who will be joined by Arizona's Bad Cactus Brass Band and California-based reggae/rock band, 80 Proof. Admission costs $12 in advance or $15 at the door. Kids under are free with a paid adult. For more information check the SanTan Oktoberfest website.
You'll find all sorts of Greek cuisine at the annual fall festival.
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Fall Greek Festival of Chandler Sunday, October 5
If you're looking for a taste of Greece, you'll find it this weekend at the Fall Greek Festival of Chandler, held annually at St. Katherine Greek Orthodox Church. The food-centric event will offer a full spread of Greek food and pastries including spanakopita, moussaka, dolamades, and more. On the sweet side you can expect baklava, kourambiedes (sweet butter cookies), and karithopita, a spiced walnut cake with honey lemon syrup. Admission to the event, which runs from Friday to Sunday, costs $3. Dancers, music, and an outdoor sports bar -- so you don't have to miss your football game -- will also be on site. For more information check the A Taste of Greece Facebook page.
See also: Fall Greek Festival of Chandler 2013
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