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Steak Fact SheetCut: Porterhouse
Grade: USDA Prime
Breed: Black Angus
Dry Aged? 40 Days
Pre-Cooked Weight: 40oz.
Price: $124, comes with creamed spinach, hash browns, and steak sauce.
Average Price per Ounce: $3.10
"I know it looks like our menu is all over the place but within the dishes themselves there is incredible focus" says chef Harold Moore of Commerce Restaurant. A perusal of his menu confirms that it is indeed thematically diverse—schnitzel is sold alongside classic Italian pasta and a Korean style pork chop shares menu space with a chicken for two that would be the pride of any French kitchen.
Then there is the steak which is a clear homage to Peter Luger and the classic New York steakhouse. "I love Luger's and Keen's" says Moore unequivocally. Even though Commerce is not a steakhouse, the chef wanted a dish that replicated the steakhouse experience.
That is easier said than done when your work space is small and you lack a commercial-grade broiler, not to mention a wildly diverse menu that demands much of the kitchen. The solution to the problem turned out to be in the bag. Moore cooks many of his large proteins sous vide, then sears them individually for service. Not only does sous vide cooking produce a uniformly tender cut of meat, but the the protein can be cooked ahead of time and then brought back up to temperature in the sous vide circulator before being seared, saving the cook time and last-minute effort.
Moore uses USDA Prime beef that is dry aged for 40+ days by butcher Pat LaFrieda. He wanted the flavor and tenderness of prime beef but opted for a longer age period than the standard 28 days because he loves the increased "richness and complexity" that the process creates, despite a slightly dryer steak. The raw steak is seasoned liberally with salt, pepper, and a secret rub and is then sealed in plastic with a dollop of duck fat and a sprig of thyme. It takes about 45 minutes to an hour to cook the steak through in the sous vide, which Moore serves at 140°F, around medium rare. The steak is then finished on the flattop to sear the outside. It is served with a béchamel-based creamed spinach, a golden disk of hash browns, and a hearty homemade steak sauce.
Take a look through the slideshow to see how he does it.
About the author: Nick Solares is a NYC-based food writer and photographer. He has published Beef Aficionado since 2007, with the stated purpose of exploring American exceptionalism through the consumption of hamburgers and steak. He has written over 400 restaurant reviews and feature articles for Serious Eats since 2008 and is a special features writer for the AM New York newspaper. You can follow him on Instagram (@nicksolares) and Twitter (@beefaficionado).


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NTSB report on Metro fatal January 2010 crash faults lack of safeguards
WASHINGTON (AP) - Federal safety investigators say inadequate safeguards and poor communication contributed to a Metro transit accident that killed two workers two years ago.
The National Transportation Safety Board issued a report Friday on the Jan. 26, 2010 accident, which occurred when a hi-rail vehicle struck and killed two train control technicians who were doing repair work.
The report says there weren't proper safeguards in place to protect workers from hi-rail vehicles, which are trucks or cars that can operate on the highway or rail.
Metro general manager and CEO Richard Sarles said in a statement that it had already taken "necessary actions" to improve safety.


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Grapes and Grains
By Fruits & Veggies - More Matters
From the Cool Fuel Cookbook for Kids
- Prep Time: 45 minutes or less plus refrigeration time
Side Dishes
Serves: 4
Cups of Fruits & Vegetables per Serving: 1/2
2 tablespoons Olive oil or other vegetable oil
2 tablespoons lemon juice
1 tablespoon orange juice
2 cups cooked barley (do not overcook)
1 1/2 cups seedless or halved, seeded grapes
1/2 cup sliced celery
1/4 cup sliced green onion
1/8 teaspoon salt
1/8 teaspoon black pepper
In mixing bowl, whisk together oil, lemon and orange juices. Add barley, grapes, celery, and onions, tossing to coat. Season with salt and pepper; chill until serving time.
Each serving provides: An excellent source of fiber, and a good source of vitamin C.
From the Cool Fuel Cookbook for Kids
Nutritional Information
- Calories: 247
- Carbohydrates: 42g
- Total Fat: 8.2g
- Cholesterol: 0mg
- Saturated Fat: 1.2g
- Dietary Fiber: 8g
- % of Calories from Fat: 28%
- Sodium: 89 mg
- Protein: 4g
- Recipe Credit
Recipe courtesy of Produce for Better Health Foundation (PBH). This recipe meets PBH and Centers for Disease Control & Prevention (CDC) nutrition standards that maintain fruits and vegetables as healthy foods.
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January 18, 2013
South Shore ski resorts are breaking out the big guns this weekend.
Heavenly Mountain Resort and Sierra-at-Tahoe Ski Resort are unveiling some big updates.
Heavenly is all set to open it's new 18-foot halfpipe in High Roller on Saturday. There will be a ribbon cutting ceremony at noon, a disc jockey and a halfpipe test run from High Roller Team member Kyle Smaine.
Meanwhile, Sierra-at-Tahoe has now opened Bashful Park. The park features a large jump line and medium-to-large features and jibs. Bashful is brought to you and tested by a the Park Crew, a team ranked fifth by TransWorld SNOWboarding.


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Q The feds want to raise the San Luis Reservoir 20 feet for extra storage of water. I travel on Highway 152 along the reservoir and for the past decade the water level was always low, so why increase the height? The cost is estimated to be $360 million. Wouldn't it be better to use this money to make 152 from Gilroy to Casa de Fruta a four-lane freeway?
Ed Garcia
Santa Clara
A A lot of people want to see a four-lane road here, but the soft terrain isn't suitable for more pavement. A new road might be built south of the current 152 and could be a toll road, but that is many years away.
But there's another reason: the millions of Californians who rely on the reservoir for drinking water. Paul-the-Merc-Environment-Reporter takes it from here:
"San Luis Reservoir is a key source of drinking water for Santa Clara County and a major holding area for water that is shipped south from the Delta to farms in the San Joaquin Valley and cities in Southern California. Millions of people and billions of dollars of the state's economy depend on it. From a statewide perspective, spending federal money improving San Luis Reservoir would affect more people than widening the road between Gilroy and Casa de Fruta.
"But it's not a done deal. The U.S. Bureau of Reclamation is studying raising the height of the dam at San Luis Reservoir for three reasons. The first is to upgrade the dam, which was built 50 years ago and needs seismic safety improvements. The second is to reduce the occurrence of what's called the "low point problem," which happens in dry years when the water level gets so low that algae growth can cause drinking water quality problems. And finally, raising the dam would increase the amount of water that can be stored in the reservoir.
"While it's true that the reservoir doesn't fill every year, in wet years, water managers often have more water than places to store it, and like money in the bank, want more places to save it for future dry years, particularly as climate change continues to melt California's Sierra snowpack earlier in the year. There are probably five more years of engineering studies and other reports to be done, however, before Congress is in position to make a final decision."
Q I just bought a Prius plug-in and read in your paper that those green carpool stickers are getting scarce. Can I get stickers without having my new license plates?
Bill Rodman
San Jose
A No. The stickers are getting scarce, and the 40,000 limit could be reached this summer. The DMV once required that you have plates to get the stickers, but it has changed that policy to allow dealers to pre-order stickers for vehicles without plates in their inventory.
Q For more than 10 years the onramp at northbound Highway 101 and Mathilda Avenue in Sunnyvale has flooded any time there has been any rain because the gutter has been blocked with dirt that two guys with shovels could remove in two hours. Can we get this fixed?
Bill Healy
A Caltrans says the Mathilda offramp is in a low area with no drains and water can build up. Seems like we have to grin and bear it.
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NEW PALTZ, N.Y. -- School district officials say tax break discussions between the Ulster County Industrial Development Agency and the developer of the proposed Park Point apartment complex at SUNY New Paltz should include a district representative.
The issue was discussed during a school board meeting on Wednesday at which several members of the public said the district should object to developer Wilmorite being granted a payment-in-lieu-of-taxes, or PILOT, deal for Park Point.
"We haven't even seen any real data about what's being negotiated in regard to this PILOT," said school district Superintendent Maria Rice. "The district has not been contacted. We have not yet had the opportunity to contact them (Wilmorite), and we have not yet had a voice."
Rice said the school district had a role in setting tax terms for the Woodland Pond senior housing complex in New Paltz and should be allowed a similar role in the Park Point talks.
"Whether this goes to (regular) taxes -- which we would all prefer, I believe -- or it goes to a payment-in-lieu-of-taxes, what this board needs to do is come out loud and clear and strong ... to see if we can find a voice," Rice said. "We just haven't had the opportunity to get to that table."
Park Point, estimated to be a $56 million project, is to have 228 apartments for SUNY New Paltz students and 30 for college staff.
It would be built on 50 acres at the southeast corner of the New Paltz campus on land bought from the Moriello family by the SUNY New Paltz Foundation's Goshawk LLC. Goshawk has purchased 42 acres from the Moriello family and is working with the family for use of the remaining 8 acres.
Wilmorite, based in Rochester, also has built Park Point developments at the Rochester Institute of Technology and Syracuse University.
Opponents of Wilmorite's PILOT application contend the deal would save the developer about $1.5 million in the first year of the deal and between $20 million and $25 million over 25 years. Several people at Wednesday's meeting said the school should break with tradition and ask the developer to pay regular taxes.
"It's very rare that the Board of Education has an opportunity to give back to the community," said Donald Kerr, a former member and president of the board. "I'm familiar the with precedent you've built as a board. You have never taken a position on individual projects. But something (has) got to happen."


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Special appearances by Dan Gable, Jordan Burroughs, Frankie Edgar, Bubba Jenkins, Dolph Ziggler and Jack Swagger
Collegiate wrestling will invade Madison Square Garden for the first time in its illustrious 133 year history for the inaugural "Grapple at the Garden," presented by Suplay.com on Sunday, December 16. A robust field of fourteen top notch wrestling teams including Bloomsburg, Bucknell, Chattanooga, Cornell, Drexel, Hofstra, George Mason, Iowa, Maryland, Missouri, Nebraska, Oklahoma State, Ohio State, and Rutgers will participate. This event will consist of dual meets at 10:30am and 12:30pm.
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LSU continues to see its front doors swinging open for underclassmen, with a total of nine now having declared for the NFL draft.
On Monday, defensive ends Sam Montgomery and Barkevious Mingo, defensive tackle Bennie Logan and running back Michael Ford joined the exodus from Baton Rouge, La.
Running back Spencer Ware, punter Brad Wing, cornerback Tharold Simon, safety Eric Reid and linebacker Kevin Minter all previously declared.
Of those who declared on Monday, Mingo, a 6-foot-4, 240-pound end, is expected to be taken highest. Mingo and Montgomery made a formidable pair of ends for the Tigers.
LSU also announced that safety Craig Loston will be returning for his senior season.


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It takes more than good cooking to be considered a chef—it also takes business cards shaped like lil' shrimps. Learn the trade with this Groupon.
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- When: Saturday, November 2, and Sunday, November 3, at 10 a.m.
- Where: Walter E. Washington Convention Center
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- For $15, you get a Marketplace general admission ticket valid for either day, but not both (up to a $29.25 value).
- For $59, you get a 1-Day Theater Pass for either day that includes access to a Doissant Demo by Robert Cabeca and digital downloads of The Tiny Kitchen and The Bachelor's Tiny Kitchen.
- For $89, you get admission to the Grand Tasting Pavilion plus a 1-Day Theater Pass for November 3 (up to a $141 value)
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- Chefs who will grace the cooking show's celebrity stage: Jason Roberts, Terry French, Debi Mazar, Gabriele Corcos, Brad Turner, and Uncle Millie
- Her other honors include: a Daytime Emmy
- How you know New Zealand-native chef Jason Roberts: he's a cast member of The Chew
- The good things Roberts does: lives by the motto, "A family that cooks together, stays together," and teaches underserved families how to prepare healthy foods
- How you know Terry French, "The Rebel Chef": he was the winner of The Food Network's Extreme Chef
- In a past life, Brad Turner was: Sergeant First Class Turner
- His nom de cooking: the Grill Sergeant
- If all the chefs contributing samples to the Grand Tasting were a Major League Baseball team, they would have to kick off players to abide by the 40-man rule
- Some of the things visitors can learn during workshops: how to write a cookbook, how to prepare breakfast in bed, how to create a dessert buffet


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WINDERMERE, Fla. ( Stockpickr) -- The excitement is building ahead of the much-anticipated Facebook ( FB) IPO. For a trader like me, this is like Christmas! Shares of Facebook have the potential to spike big time on its debut, and the derivative and sympathy plays should also see some hot action.The biggest news of late on this hot IPO is that Facebook plans to increase the size of its initial public offering by almost 25% to 420 million shares, so it could raise as much as $16 to $20 billion due to strong demand for the stock. In addition, on Monday news broke that the initial pricing from the underwriters has risen sharply, from $28-$34 to $34-$38. That would make Facebook the fifth-largest U.S. IPO ever, according to IPO research and investment firm Renaissance Capital. As a trader, I don't love that Facebook is increasing the float right before its IPO debut. The lower the float, the higher the chance this stock can pop huge if demand is truly as high as some are anticipating. Remember when LinkedIn ( LNKD) came public? LinkedIn didn't bring anywhere near 420 million shares to the market for its IPO, and the stock more than doubled on its trading debut. To put things into perspective, LinkedIn's float right now is just 60 million shares. >>5 Tech Stocks to Buy Instead of Facebook I also don't love that the new shares Facebook is issuing are coming from Goldman Sachs, which is now selling as much as 50% of its stake, up from 23%. The Wall Street Journal released a list of some of the smart money that's selling its stakes in Facebook. Others that jumped out at me were Tiger Global, which will now sell 50% of its stake, up from a planned sale of 7%, and Peter Thiel, who plans to sell as much as 50% of his stake. If this deal prices at the high end of the range, the company could start trading with a market cap of $100 billion. To put things into perspective, Google ( GOOG) had an IPO valuation of $25 billion, and it current has a market cap of $205 billion. Despite this high valuation, Facebook has enough buzz and excitement around it that the stock is probably going to make a monster move higher on its IPO debut. It would not surprise me to see the stock tag $55 to $65 a share once it hits the market. I would have probably predicted an even higher IPO price had Facebook not increased the offering. With all of this in mind, let's take a look at several Facebook sympathy and derivate stock plays that could spike significantly higher once Facebook's IPO hits Wall Street.
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Saturday, September 23, 2017
Child Abuse
Child Scalding
I`ve been wrongfully accused of child abuse. I left the bathroom for two or three minutes and had my 7 year old put the 1 1/2 year old into the tub of water which only had approx. 2 inches of water. Thinking that he was helping me, he had turned on the hot water by mistake which resulted in the child receiving 3rd degree burns from the knees down. Despite my 7 year olds testimony on the day of the accident I`ve been accussed of intentionally holding this child down in a standing position to scald her. I understand the accusation because the burns were circumfernced, and no splash marks, and a small part of a heel had scarring, but there weren't any bruises or any other sign of neglect or child abuse. I have never been accused of child abuse before in the 7 years as a parent. What I`ve been questioned the most about is why didn`t I hear her crying, honestly I cannot explain it, she didn`t cry, I came into the bathroom and she was huddled against the far corned of the tub away from the faucet and was closing her eyes as if she was about to pass out. Later when she was rushed to the hospital she was alert and still calm. I have no rational answer to give to these people about why she did not cry out in pain. My biggest concern is the the "theory" of the burning, how is it possible to hold a 30lb+ child in a standing positon and burn them up to their knees when the child response would be to buckle their legs, which means I would have had to have restrained her lower legs which were burned. How is that possible? I was not burned, which means I was not where near the hot water. Because of these charges my four children have been removed from my home for the last 6 months and I am waiting to go to trial in May to prove my innocence. I`ve researched and have tried to find every logical reasoning, without much success. This was an accident, the father of the child (not my own) knows it was, but despite his testimony, my sons, and logical evidence in our eyes, our fight continues uphill at the moment. This accident was my fault, I never should have left the child unattended, and for that I do not totally fault SRS for taking my kids into custody for a short time, but I do fault them for working with the police and ignoring the facts based upon one medical doctors opinion.
It sounds like you're asking for a specific diagnosis or an opinion regarding these allegations, which is more than I can provide online. Only a detailed history and physical exam by a healthcare professional along with investigative findings can provide enough information to make a specific diagnosis.
If this opinion of abuse is based on the opinion of a sole medical provider you may request another opinion.
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Martyn Lawrence Bullard's canopied Jaiper bed in the master bedroom of a Beverly Hills, California home, was inspired by a bed that belonged to Babe Paley. His Adras Ikat Print pillows add a revved-up mix of the house's pink, blue, and yellow palette.
Designer Mary McDonald created a glamorous bachelor's house in Los Angeles, steeped in drama and elegance. Dining room walls are Frank Blue by Sherwin-Williams — a conservative, masculine color that's sexy in this context. The mahogany table and chairs are 18th-century Regency; diamond-weave rug is from Dash & Albert.
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I hope this kid is cancer free for the rest of his life and grows up to be an NFL QB
Boy Who Battled Cancer Meets Peyton Manning
By Mark Barber, Multi-Media Journalist - email
Football a special game for Jordan Jackson, a sixth grader from Barnwell, South Carolina. And this week one of his football dreams came true in a very special way.
Jordan loves the game, but he can't quite play like he used to.
"I used to be a quarterback, I used to play football," says Jordan.
Change came to the Jackson family after a doctor diagnosed Jordan with cancer a year ago.
Jordan's mother, LaShanda Jackson, remembers learning about Jordan's cancer, "He told me at that time that he had a rare type of cancer, called sarcoma.
But through his struggle with cancer, Jordan's football dream came true.
The Make-A-Wish Foundation took Jordan to see his football hero, Peyton Manning.
"Jordan, it's good to see you buddy," said Manning as he met Jordan.
While he was in Indianapolis, Jordan watched Manning practice with the Colts and went to one of their games.
He's keeping his mementos and memories from the trip close, "Me and him rode together and he asked me what my favorite basketball team was," remembers Jordan.
Manning is injured and out for the season - something Jordan can understand.
Manning told Jordan, "I'll get better and you get better, how about that? Let's get better together. Give me a hug, alright?" And Jordan wants the cancer to know he won't let it hold him back, "This is not going to slow me down, I'm still going to play football; I'm still going to do what I used to do."
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For Judy Herbst Brown, the $8,284 check she received Thursday was the culmination of years of work.
Brown wont keep the money. It goes to the Friends of Buffalo Bill, a group organized to promote the legacy of Buffalo Bill Cody.
For five years, Brown searched for a treasure she feared had been lost a solid gold watch that the Prince of Wales gave to Buffalo Bill Cody in 1886.
Ever watchful, Brown discovered that the state treasurer had unclaimed property that belonged to the Friends of Buffalo Bill.
After 10 months, she was able to convince the treasurers office that she was one of the sole surviving members of the Friends group.
Stenberg said he personally delivered the check because it was sizeable and of an historical nature.
The money was from a certificate of deposit that was turned over to the state by Wells Fargo Bank, Stenberg said.
If the Friends wouldn't have legitimately claimed the money, it would have gone into the general funds of the Nebraska Game and Parks department instead of helping the Cody historical attraction in North Platte.
Brown said she would like to see a visitor's center built at the ranch, were artifacts could be displayed in a climate controlled area and the 120 year old manor and barn could be returned solely to their original state.
Brown has been drumming up interest in the Friends group. She said Thursday that 37 members are now signed up, including members of the Lincoln County Historical Society and the Corral of Westerners.
In talking to Stenberg, Brown noted that Cody was an innovative rancher as well as a showman.
In addition to directing the Wild West Show that traveled throughout the United States and Europe, Cody was one of the first cattlemen in the U.S. to raise polled Hereford cattle, which he kept at the ranch along with livestock from the Wild West Show.
Seven years after the Prince of Wales gave the solid gold watch to Cody, he had it engraved as a gift to his close friend Luke Healey, a fellow scout during the Old West days of Fort McPherson.
The watch has been in safekeeping at the Buffalo Bill Historical Park for many years, where it was known as the Healey watch, not the Prince of Wales watch.
Brown went to the ranch in June to look at the watch and identified it as the one that originally belonged to the Prince of Wales.
The Bulletin featured photos of the watch, along with two other gold watches that Cody gave away, on the front page in June.
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Spring officially began yesterday, and some people have already begun planting and seeding whatever they garden...[SIZE=1]goddamn westerners and southerners[/SIZE]...while some of us are still waiting for the weather to stay consistantly warmer than whatever winter dishes out.
I'm new to gardening, but plan on growing some herbs and potted veggies when the weather's nicer. I know a couple of you are avid gardeners, is anyone else around here into this sort of thing? Feel free to share advice and just talk about what you grow, or anything gardening-related.


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MALTA -- Four red balloons will be flown from 8 a.m. to noon today to mark the four corners and roof height of the proposed GlobalFoundries Fab 8.2 manufacturing facility.
The balloons will be flown 125 feet in the air and placed near the four corners of the proposed main building.
In addition, there will be one blue spotter balloon flown at 175 feet. The spotter balloon is used to help people easily find the red balloons -- it does not represent the height of the building.
According to a press release, the town is offering the public viewing because the proposed facility will be visible from many points on the lake. Residents are invited to share comments and feedback about whether the visibility carries a high magnitude of adverse impact.
In the event of inclement weather or strong wind, the viewing will be rescheduled to May 11.
More information on the viewing is available at www.malta-town.org.
The following are directions for suggested public viewing:
o From Town Hall muster point, proceed to the Fab 8 campus main entrance roundabout just outside the gate and verify that the balloons are in the air.
o Proceed to the intersection of Wafer Way and Cold Springs Road.
o Proceed to Stewart's Shop at the intersection of Route 9P and Lake Road.
o Proceed along Route 9P to the end of Snake Hill Road.
o Continue north on Route 9P and consider stopping near Saratoga Lake Motel, just north of the intersection with Fitch Road.
o Proceed to the opposite shore of Saratoga Lake and drive along Manning Cove Road, which turns into Manning Road heading south.
o Proceed to Riley Cove along Riley Cove Road. A good vantage point is just to the south of the intersection between Riley Cove Road and Manning Road.
o Proceed back to Route 9P and then take Plains Road south to Malta Community Park.
o Proceed west to the routes 9 and 67 and Dunning Road roundabout, then travel south along Route 9 to the routes 9 and 67 and Round Lake Bypass, and then travel 1.9 miles east along Route 67 to Round Lake Nature Preserve on the right.
Participants should bring binoculars, local street maps or GPS and a camera.
A guided tour lasting about 90 minutes will be conducted beginning at 9 a.m. from the Town Hall parking lot. Participants will be required to provide transportation during the tour. The tour guide car will have multiple balloons tied to it and the Malta town seal on the driver's side door. There will be a five-minute stop at each site.
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Sitff back may have helped Arcia's two-homer night
HOUSTON -- A stiff back may have contributed to Oswaldo Arcia hitting two home runs on Tuesday against the Astros at Minute Maid Park.
Arcia returned to the Twins lineup on Tuesday after having not played since tweaking his lower back on a swing in his final at-bat on Friday at Oakland.
Arcia has taken a little off his swing. Against the Astros, he wasn't swinging for the fences, even though two made it over. The second-inning solo homer off Collin McHugh went to right field, and the two-run homer in the ninth inning off Mike Foltynewicz went to left field.
"I think this stiff back probably has been a blessing for him because he's cut down on his swing right now and he's been barreling the ball a little better, even in BP," said Twins manager Ron Gardenhire. "He's not swinging as hard and he's seeing that it flies pretty good when he's in control of his swing.
"Maybe it's been helping him a bit, and maybe he'll realize that he doesn't have to take that unbelievable swing to hit the ball out of the ballpark. If he puts a nice swing on it, and he's strong enough that hopefully this will click."
It was Arcia's first two-homer game in the Majors, giving the right fielder 10 home runs for the season. The more controlled swing was beneficial on Tuesday.
"Last night I didn't try to swing too hard, I just wanted to put it in play and I got two homers," said Arcia. "I like hitting in this ballpark. The back is fine. I was ready to play last night."
Richard Dean is a contributor to MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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James Logan High is ready to kick De La Salle off the throne and end the Spartans' five-year run as wrestling kings of the North Coast Section, and the Colts appear to have the numbers to do it.
Returning NCS champions Jacob Macalolooy and Clayton Hartwell lead a full contingent of 14 Colts into the section tournament, which takes place Friday and Saturday at Newark Memorial High. De La Salle qualified 11. Three Colts are seeded first, as opposed to one for De La Salle. The Colts have six returning placewinners, the Spartans five.
"But a seed is just a number; the kids still have to wrestle," said James Logan coach Eli Bagaoisan. "It's going to come down to who wins the big matches."
For Macalolooy, at 138 pounds, and Hartwell, at 195, North Coast is part of the journey, not the destination. The top three in each weight class advance to the state championships the following weekend in Bakersfield.
"They want to repeat as champions, and they have bigger goals the following week — getting on the podium at (state)," Bagaoisan said.
"I feel really strong, I feel really good, so I don't think anybody can stop me," Hartwell said earlier this month after he won at the Mission San Jose Invitational. "I feel I'm in the running for the state championship. I don't care who's in my way, I'm going to take it."
Jacob Donato of the Colts, the top NCS seed at 120, was third last year. Zach Wally, the No. 2 seed at 182, was seventh at 170, and Felix Bonavente, fifth at 132 a year ago, is seeded sixth at that weight.
Two of the keys for James Logan, Bagaoisan said, will be Wally and freshman Manovjat Singh, seeded eighth at 113 pounds. Wally missed a chunk of the season as a result of an injury in the first tournament of the year, while Singh has settled in.
"Wally has come back two weeks ago and got to the weight class where he needs to be, and our 115-pounder, I think he can do some damage," Bagaoisan said.
But until another team raises the banner, De La Salle is still the champion, and coach Mark Halvorson won't give it up without a fight.
Donovin Guerrero (106), David Conte (126), Nathan Cervantes (132), Doug Hooper (138) and Jack Walsh (145) reached the medal stand last year.
Hooper will be one of the keys for the Spartans, Halvorson said. The senior defaulted through the East Bay Athletic League tournament because of injuries sustained during the NCS Dual tournament but was given an at-large entry to NCS and seeded fourth.
Two returning champions were not seeded first in their weight classes this year, American's Jared Luty (113 pounds) and Freedom's Ricky Coster (120). Luty won the 106-pound title last year but is seeded second behind Windsor's Perez Perez.
Coster, who was ranked 10th in the state at 120 by The California Wrestler, moved up to 126 and is seeded second behind Liberty's Devin Lyle, who has beaten Coster twice this season.
Three other EBAL wrestlers earned No. 1 seeds: Amador Valley's Tommy Yozzo (132), Granada's Angel Beltran (145) and Foothill's Arthur Knatt (170). Yozzo was third at 126 last year, Beltran was second at 138, and Knatt was a match away from placing at 170.
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ADVANCEMENT: Top three in each weight advance to the state championships March 7-8 in Bakersfield.


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Flower power is helping older people get out and about by sharing their skills with other people.
Members of the Harden Garden group have planted winter pansies and bulbs to distribute to other over-55s.
In return they would like lifts to other groups or activities, or people willing to accompany them as they do their hobbies.
The people are all involved with the Bradford Shares network, whose members use their talents as "currency".
Bradford Shares co-ordinator Shona Grange said each of the over-55s had earned credits which they could use to buy other skills and services.
She said: "For instance, one person would like a lift to a singing group. We have had all sorts of requests, including people wanting to swap recipes with or share hobbies including fishing and model railways, crafts and art.
"Many requests are for people who like to go out but feel uncomfortable going alone, so we're looking for buddies who like to go to the theatre or out for meals, as well as church groups and community groups.
"We'd like to appeal to people who already attend a group or activity on a regular basis and take a car that has a spare seat to consider registering with Bradford Shares."
Shona said that such people would be able to register what they would like to "claim back", such as help with ironing or gardening.
Shona said that as a result of some of the skills offered, Bradford Shares had been able to set up basic computer classes, a community gym and an allotment.
She also wanted to hear from groups in need of volunteers aged over 55, or groups with equipment they no longer needed.
Shona said the Harden Garden group had planted bulbs, which would come up around Christmas.
She said: "We are looking for nominations of people to receive these, especially those without gardens and who may feel isolated."
Stephen H Smith's garden centre has become the first business to register with Bradford Shares, offering space at its premises for activities, materials and garden vouchers for over-55s.
Shona added: "We're hoping that other businesses will come on board and offer vouchers, spare materials, or resources that people can use in retirement to help keep them independent."
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Looks like something you can charge from a USB port.
Swiss design company Protoscar has announced that it will unveil a new two-door electric sports cabriolet at the Geneva Motor Show on 2 March. This in itself should be quite some trick as the show doesn't actually open until the fifth... Protoscar Lampo Protoscar's Lampo: Italian for 'lightning', don't you know Its Tardis- …
Looks like something you can charge from a USB port.
I wonder what the Lightning Car Company think of that:
The UK one looks alot better anyway.
No matter how many times I read that it still comes out an "n"
Oof! A convertible first generation Insight done right!
Because to me that looks like one of those things that only a mother could love. I know these things are subjective but it looks like it took one too many hits from the ugly stick when that was put together.
Apart from style I still have a real problem with these electric sports cars that have a range of 100 to 200 miles. For a city car where there is a distinct possibility of short runs followed by charging time this seems acceptable. For a good day out driving somewhere then the range between charges has either got to be 300-400 minimum or the recharge time has to be got down to 15-20 minutes so you can pull in for a coffee and charge up whilst doing so. Of course exactly where you would plug in whilst in Starbucks/MaccyD's/cafeNero or wherever is a different question.
Actually it is the italian for "Flash".
It is a "deprecated term", but in the fifties you would say something like:
"Arrivo in un LAMPO" > "I'll be there in a Flash"
Lightning would be "Fulmine" and it would remember probably the name used for Lone Ranger's horse. :)
If you squint a bit, the front looks like a big happy grinning face, and the rear a scowling face with down turned lips.
...this is proof that you don't just have to put a sexy body on an unproducible, impractical electric chassis to gain publicity from fawning, credulous journos. A horribly ugly one will do just fine.
If it is up front a fashion plate never to make production then why do you bother reporting it? People want cars they can actually *buy*!
I can't imagine anything worse than a British electric car. The Brits were never really known for the quality of their electrical systems in a car, to have the whole care basically BE an electric system makes me shudder.
Nice design though, again like many British cars.
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The grass is greener on this side with our salad bar, which has sporting crispy salad shells, romaine lettuce, choice of protein*, pinto or black beans, shredded cheese and pico de gallo. And unlike the others, this healthier option comes with cucumbers, olives and our homemade dressings: chipotle ranch, Southwest vinaigrette. And of course, free chips and salsa.
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Shari Springer Berman, who codirected the Oscar-nominated American Splendor and HBO's Cinema Verite, presents a special screening of The Extra Man, her 2010 film about coming of—and coming to terms with—age in New York. Starring Kevin Kline, Paul Dano, Katie Holmes, and John C. Reilly, based on a novel by Jonathan Ames. Berman will be interviewed by Jerry Carlson, professor of film studies at the Graduate Center and City College.
On Location: New York Films, New York Directors is a film series presenting three filmmakers who not only live in New York but use the city as a subject. Each evening includes a screening and a discussion with the director about the state of independent film production in NYC.
Shari Springer Berman, along with partner Robert Pulcini, wrote and directed American Splendor (starring Paul Giamatti), which won over 30 awards including the Grand Jury Prize at Sundance and the FIPRESCI Award at Cannes; it was also nominated for an Academy Award for Best Adapted Screenplay. Their HBO film Cinema Verite (starring Diane Lane, James Gandolfini, and Tim Robbins) received nine Emmy nominations including Best Movie, Outstanding Directing, and Best Editing (for which it won). Cinema Verite also received three Golden Globe nominations and a SAG Award nomination, and won the ACE and Writer's Guild Awards. Berman and Pulcini's award-winning documentaries include Off the Menu: The Last Days of Chasen's and The Young and the Dead. Their most recent film, Girl Most Likely, premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival; it stars Kristen Wiig, Annette Bening, Matt Dillon, and Darren Criss.
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I have a trigger that uses a regex pattern of "[a-z]*$" which is supposed to match any number of lowercase letters at the end of the line. For example, in emails that are parsed, I need to match the last few letters in the last line of an email such as "Groupname: prod-vm.cluster.sjc". in the aforementioned example, "sjc" is a match, but in production, it fails to match anything.
If I use the "Run with" option within Email2DB and paste the contents of the email it will work as expected.
If I use the smtptest.exe program in the program files directory of email2db, it fails to match the data as well as any production emails.
I can reproduce the problem by creating a new trigger with a basic single line as the body of an email and apply the same regex. At the moment, it appears that if I create any regex that uses the "$" to anchor a pattern to the end of the regex will appear to work when creating or editing trigger, but fails to parse any information once in production.
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Liam provided me with information which pointed out the multiple CRLF's at the end of the email message were causing the regex to not match correctly.
To compensate for this I changed the regex to [a-z]*[\r\n]*$ which correctly targets the string of letters and takes into consideration one or more CRLFs at the end of the email.
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TEMPE, Ariz.—Albert Pujols was the focus of the offseason and has been the center of attention during spring training.
Since he reported to the Los Angeles Angels' camp, every movement has been documented, every batting practice swing analyzed. But it isn't Pujols' bat, one of the most prolific the in baseball history, that will pull the sled.
Instead, four arms will carry the Angels all summer.
Undoubtedly, the rotation is the strength of this team, which has gone from observer the past two postseasons to one of the (if not the) American League front-runners this season. That is partially because of Los Angeles' "other" big offseason signing—lefthander C.J. Wilson.
Wilson will be slotted in the middle of the rotation, flanked by ace Jered Weaver, Dan Haren, Ervin Santana and most likely Jerome Williams (at least to start the season). That is a younger, cheaper and possibly more effective rotation than the Philadelphia Phillies' last season. That Philly bunch led the team to 102 regular season victories and posted a major league-best 2.86 ERA.
"We already had three guys that could have been in Cy Young contention, and they go and get C.J. and make it four," new Angels catcher Chris Iannetta said. "That speaks for itself. It's a dream opportunity to work with these guys."
Owner Arte Moreno gave first-year general manager Jerry Dipoto the financial freedom to pursue not only Pujols but also Wilson in order to help make a dream season a reality. Wilson, who went 16-7 with a 2.94 ERA in 223 1/3 innings with the division-rival Texas Rangers last season, agreed to a five-year, $77.5 million deal the same day Pujols agreed to his 10-year, $240 million deal. From that point forward, the Angels were considered one of the best teams in baseball.
"It was incredible, locking up the two top free agents at their positions," Weaver said. "I couldn't believe it."
— Kendry Morales confident in recovery
If Weaver still is having trouble believing, there are plenty of video, radio and news clips he can peruse because there has been a flood of attention paid to the Angels' camp during the past two weeks. But you can't just add Pujols and Wilson to a roster full of chumps and garner this kind of interest.
The Angels had a foundation in place, and the roots were in the rotation.
Weaver, 29, has long been the team's ace, but he reached a new level last season (18-8, 2.41 ERA). Had it not been for Detroit Tigers ace Justin Verlander having one of the best seasons by a pitcher in recent memory, Weaver would have won his first Cy Young Award.
Last August, the Angels signed Weaver to a five-year, $85 million extension through the 2016 season. Weaver gave the team a bit of a hometown discount but still became the highest-paid pitcher in franchise history. It was an unlikely extension considering Scott Boras represents Weaver and prefers his clients to test free agency (Weaver would have been eligible after the 2012 season). In addition, Boras and Moreno don't have the best relationship.
No matter. The deal got done and the Angels retained their ace for the next five years.
Before Weaver's extraordinary 2011 season, many considered Haren, 31, the team's co-ace. He went 16-10 with a 3.17 ERA and 1.02 WHIP in 238 1/3 innings last season.
Santana, 29, was the Angels' breakout pitcher in 2011. He proved he was major league-ready in 2008 when he finished sixth in the AL Cy Young voting, but he regressed the next season and battled some inconsistency in 2010. Santana finally returned to his 2008 form last season, highlighted by a no-hitter against the Cleveland Indians in July. He also was one of the league's best pitchers in the second half, posting a 2.78 ERA in 14 starts.
— Vernon Wells among veterans with something to prove
— More playoff teams is not the answer for MLB
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Now in a more pitching-friendly park than the one in Texas and not matching up as often against the opposing team's top starter, Wilson could surpass his 2011 numbers as the No. 3 arm in Los Angeles' stable. No other team in baseball, with the exception of Philadelphia (Cole Hamels), has that kind of pitching luxury.
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Steeton finally played – and won – their fourth-round West Riding County FA Challenge Cup tie at home to Oxenhope Recreation on Saturday.
But the 3-0 victory at Summerhill Lane, which was given the go-ahead at the fifth attempt, proved costly in terms of injuries for the Chevrons.
Damien Whiteoak broke a leg and Jamie Longley suffered a medial ligament injury in the derby victory that gave Steeton a home quarter-final against Brighouse Town Reserves this Saturday.
Steeton's manager Roy Mason said: "One or two of the challenges weren't great but it was a local derby and neither side had played much recently.
"Damien has fractured a fibula and will probably miss most of the season, while Jamie is set to be out for two months. Fortunately, central midfield is the area in which we have the most strength in depth."
With more heavy rain towards the end of last week, other venues had been lined up to ensure the game finally went ahead if Steeton's Doris Wells Memorial Field ground was not fit.
But the game got the green light at Steeton's home and Mason said: "The pitch was in better condition than we expected given all the rain overnight on Friday but our groundstaff had put in a lot of work, both during the week and on the day.
"We were just pleased to get the game on – and to get the win.
"The first 25 minutes were 'even-Steven' so we made a tactical switch to pack our midfield to stop the supply line to Michael Garnett.
"In the second half, we were slightly down the slope and kept them on the back foot and created numerous chances I thought we were worthy winners on the day."
Mason faced an unusual situation at the end of the first half. He said: "We were rewarded with a big crowd of over 200 – in fact the queue was so big for pie and peas at half-time that I couldn't get back into the changing room!"


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I read in Hoops Hype that the Phoenix Suns are interested in Josh Smith and has Marcin Gortat, among others, to offer. Atlanta Hawks, in the past, have expressed interest in Roy Hibbert. Pacers are facing a salary cap crunch in the relatively near future. All three of these things made me wonder if there was a basis for a trade here? And/or if this was the kind of trade the Pacers should or would be looking for to create cap space while minimizing the negative impact of that salary reduction.
So what about a three way trade that moves Roy to Atlanta, Smith to Phoenix and Gortat to Indy. Plus whatever details needed to make it work. IMO, the Pacers are getting the short end of the main deal, so extra draft picks need to end up in Indy. But these three guys are the main players.
Quick look at the numbers: Roy makes $14M, $15M and $15.5M over the next 3 yrs. Gortat makes $8M next year and probably more IF he resigns after that. Smith is looking for a 30% max contract which means about $17M, $18M, $20M and $21M over the next 4 yrs. This trade would probably give the Pacers the cap space to resign David, Danny and Lance if they wanted to.
Is this the kind of thing the Pacers should do? It seems that Gortat is weaker defensively than Roy, but he is a very skilled player. There is a possibility that David, Ian and Gortat could make a success of a 3 big rotation. If so, that would allow the Pacers to do the Naptown Seth thing of putting their salary into a rotation of 8 guys and filling the roster with rookies and minimum salary players.
I'm trying not to make this a proposed trade thread, but more of a trading philosophy thread. More about what kind of trades the Pacers should be looking for that a specific trade for specific players. Pacers are going to be in a cap space crunch. IMO, they are either going to have to do something like this or make a 2 for 1 trade of Danny, Lance and/or David for Josh Smith or Rajon Rondo themselves.


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December 12th, 2012 ~ We'll talk with a pair of musical couples, to learn the secrets of sharing the spotlight and making beautiful music together. Sarah Lee Guthrie and Johnny Irion are folk musicians who met in the alt-country scene in LA. Today, with two daughters and a successful career sharing the stage, they sing for families and clubs around the country. Leroy Jones is a trumpet player from New Orleans and his wife, Katja Toivola is a trombone player from Finland. We'll visit their home in the Treme to find out more about their love of bringing New Orleans jazz to world.
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How can I Help My Family?
My dad has 10 brothers and sisters and for the last several years, there have been a few quarrels over, of course, money. In the years since my grandpa died, everything has been settled lawfully and fairly, however, one of his brothers does not agree. He has always been "a little off" as the family has put it, but over the last 3 years he has become a threat to his family- his 10 siblings and nearly 30 nieces and nephews. He squandered away any money he had- my grandpa was far from wealthy- and failed to sustain a job for any length of time. At 55 years old, he has moved in with my grandma, who is 80. When the other siblings come to the house, those who have been successful and made something of their "inheritance" he has threatened to kill them, hurt them, hurt their grandchildren. He also believes that his brothers stole his house and money from him, but in reality, he went through a lengthy foreclosure in court which did not involve them at all. Recently, my uncle got right up in his nephews faces, aged 5 and 3, and gave them the finger and shouted at them to F--- off. My aunts are afraid to go there and everyone refuses to bring their kids to visit because they are terribly afraid that my uncle will really kill or hurt them. My grandma brushes it off by saying, "he`s just a little messed up, it will be fine." Things are clearly NOT fine. I have not seen my gran in 5 years, and she lives 10 minutes away. I feel strongly that he should be involuntarily committed but my dad is afraid because he is sure that when my uncle hears he must be committed, or when he is released (after the 72 hour evaluation?) that he will certainly kill or hurt as many of his family as he can. How can we help him while keeping everyone safe? Things cannot go on this way, I feel like he is a bomb who is about to go off.
It certainly sounds like your family is having many difficult times right now. I cannot advise you specifically, as that would be inappropriate for this venue. However, you may want to consider some of the following options:
Some of your concerns are more legal than medical, and if you have not consulted a family law attorney, I would suggest you do so.
If you have serious concerns regarding the safety of family members, you may wish (depending on where you live) contact the equivalent of adult protective services. They can do an in-home assessment and help determine what services might be appropriate for your relative, and make suggestions for your family.
The stress of this relative is obviously affecting your mental health, and if you have not personally met with a mental health counselor, it would be appropriate to do so. It is difficult to make decisions like you are contemplating when you yourself are anxious and stressed. Alone, of course, you cannot "force" another adult to seek mental health care without involving the legal system, but you can seek guidance and counseling for yourself to help you best deal with this situation.
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28 September 2015
Fight For Your Right - 2015 Japanese GP
Lotus F1 Team completed a strong Japanese Grand Prix with both cars finishing in the top eight for the first time since the Indian Grand Prix in 2013
21 September 2015
Walk on the Wild Side - 2015 Singapore GP
Lotus F1 Team fought a tough Singapore Grand Prix with Pastor Maldonado finishing twelfth and Romain Grosjean classified thirteenth.
24 August 2015
The Boys Are Back In Town - 2015 Belgian GP
Lotus F1 Team returned to the Formula 1 Grand Prix podium!
6 July 2015
Bongo Fury - 2015 British GP
Lotus F1 Team's hopes for the British Grand Prix evaporated before the completion of the first lap after an incident instigated retirement for both Romain Grosjean and Pastor Maldonado
21 June 2015
Rock Me Amadeus - 2015 Austrian GP
Pastor Maldonado drove an impressive, measured race to take seventh position whilst Romain Grosjean suffered from a gearbox issue to halt his charge in the Austrian Grand Prix
7 June 2015
F1 2015 Canada GP Lotus
Lotus F1 Team moved into fifth position in the FIA Formula 1 Constructors' Championship after a strong Canadian Grand Prix where Pastor Maldonado finished seventh and Romain Grosjean tenth at the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve.
24 May 2015
Move That Dope - 2015 Monaco GP
Romain Grosjean drove a distinguished Monaco Grand Prix to fight back into a point scoring position from his P15 start, but ultimately finished twelfth after an overambitious move from a rival driver
10 May 2015
Broken Wings - 2015 Spanish GP
Romain Grosjean drove a measured and accomplished Spanish Grand Prix to finish eighth despite a mid-race loss of fourth gear, whilst a strong run from Pastor Maldonado was compromised by an additional pit stop to modify damaged bodywork.
20 April 2015
Because the Night - 2015 Bahrain Grand Prix, Sunday
Romain Grosjean drove a strong and measured Bahrain Grand Prix to finish seventh whilst Pastor Maldonado endured an eventful race to finish an eventual fifteenth in the first night race of the season.
12 April 2015
Points of Authority - 2015 Chinese F1 GP
Lotus F1 Team scored their first points of the season after Romain Grosjean came home in a strong seventh position in the Chinese Grand Prix.
30 March 2015
Spinning Around - 2015 Malaysian GP
Romain Grosjean finished just shy of the points whilst Pastor Maldonado had to retire from a promising but ultimately rather frustrating Malaysian Grand Prix at Sepang International Circuit.
16 March 2015
Unbelievable - 2015 Australian GP, Sunday
The cruel hand of fate dealt a bitter blow for Lotus F1 Team at the season-opening Australian Grand Prix with both cars out of the race by the end of the first lap.
20 February 2015
For the First Time - 2015 Barcelona Test, Day Two
Jolyon Palmer had his first taste of the Lotus F1 Team E23 Hybrid in his role as Third and Reserve Driver today.
19 February 2015
Could It Be Magic - 2015 Barcelona Test, Day One
Lotus F1 Team topped the times on the first day of testing at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya with Pastor Maldonado setting a fastest time of 1min 25.011secs during the course of completing 69 laps at the track.
2 February 2015
First Date - 2015 Jerez Test, Day Two
Lotus F1 Team's 2015 challenger, the E23 Hybrid, took to the track for the first time today, completing its first shakedown lap followed by installation and functionality checks.
26 January 2015
Pleased To Meet You - 2015 E23 Hybrid First Look
Lotus F1 Team is proud to present its 2015 challenger; the E23 Hybrid.
10 November 2014
Started from the Bottom - 2014 Brazilian GP
Pastor Maldonado finished twelfth whilst Romain Grosjean was classified seventeenth in a pit stop-plentiful Brazilian Grand Prix at Interlagos.
3 November 2014
The Lone Ranger goes double
Pastor grabs his first point of 2014 on track, gets doubled afterwards
30 October 2014
Awesome Austin - United States GP 2014
Romain and Pastor talk us through Thursday in Austin
12 October 2014
From Russia with Love - 2014 Russian GP
Romain Grosjean led home Pastor Maldonado in the first Russian Grand Prix at the impressive Sochi Autodrom.
9 October 2014
Lotus F1 Team - Big Changes for 2015
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That was a very well made video. Although the choice of music is a little questionable.
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That was a very well made video. Although the choice of music is a little questionable.
that was one hell of a video.
I concur, very good!
Love the Video......Thanx 4 sharing vapacerfan It's stored in the Reggie Vault now
And I'd completely forgotten that my eighth grade basketball coach was clearly visible in the pictures (of Reggie w/ Marita) from the end of Game #6 of the Altanta series in 1994.
Why do the things that we treasure most, slip away in time
Till to the music we grow deaf, to God's beauty blind
Why do the things that connect us slowly pull us apart?
Till we fall away in our own darkness, a stranger to our own hearts
And life itself, rushing over me
Life itself, the wind in black elms,
Life itself in your heart and in your eyes, I can't make it without you
That movie was so damn good that not even that cheezy bad song could decrease its power a single bit!
It was amazing. Brought a tear to my eye.
Thanks VA
I can't download this. Can anyone help?
I'll see if I can upload a divx file later.
Thanks, va. My divx screwed up anyway.
Thanks for posting the video.
I have watched it numerous times, and it still gets me every time.
I guess it will take until about half way through next season to sink in.
The most influential player ever to put on a pacer jersey (much love to the aba stars) is no longer.
I need more time
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Thank you very much for the video.
Funny thought poped in my head watching it......
When Reggie got into the fight with Kobe Bryant....Did you see who the first one was there to play peace maker......Ron Artest


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The start of fall always seems to creep up with early sunsets, cool nights, and the changing of the leaves. One of my recent photo assignments here at the IMA was to document the Fall Equinox: Hungry Ghost event. I knew there would be great photo opportunities because of the beautiful weather and long evening shadows. This year's activities included lantern making and music by members of Butler University's Orchestra. The musicians played their instruments while in canoes and on the land surrounding the lake in 100 Acres.
As the sunlight faded, the music started and the lanterns were lit. The large crowd gathered on the south side of the lake to watch the lanterns be released. Some had messages written on them to honor a "ghost" such as, "We miss you Grandpa," while others were decorated with colorful illustrations. I documented this animated GIF (Graphics Interchange Format)as the lanterns were being launched into the blue night.
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DANNY Talbot admitted the "heartbreak" of missing out on selection for last year's World Championships fired him to victory over Adam Gemili in the 200 metres at the Sainsbury's British Championships on Saturday - and then insisted he could beat him to the European title as well.
The 23-year-old finished strongly in the rain at Birmingham's Alexander Stadium to pip his friend and rival to the line in 20.42 seconds, sealing his place on the Great Britain team for the European Championships in Zurich in August.
The pair were room-mates at the London Olympics, but, while Gemili went on to make last year's World Championship 200m final in Moscow, running 19.98secs to get there, Talbot failed to make the squad.
"I definitely had a point to prove," the Hilperton athlete said.
"Last season, missing out on the World Championships was the most heart-breaking thing that's happened to me in the sport. Me and my coach (Daniel Cossins) went away, set up a plan and trained so hard over the winter, so it's really nice to come back this year and prove a point."
Talbot spent the whole indoor season training as a 400m runner, key to his strength down the home straight on Saturday, and is determined to taste more success this summer.
"I want to win at the Europeans," he said. "I've just beaten a world-class field there with Chris Clarke and James Ellington and Adam.
"I can't really get much harder than running against a 19-second 200m runner, so if I can beat Adam hopefully I can go on and challenge (France's Christophe) Lemaitre and the rest of Europe."
Talbot has been in the form of his life this year, with personal bests over 100m (10.14s) and 200m (20.36) and revealed he had been inspired by the progress of regular room-mate Gemili.
"It's great to have that friendly rivalry," he said. "In my mind I think, if a British guy can go sub-20, then I can be the next guy to go sub-20. It's great to see him doing it and hopefully he can pull all of us through."
Gemili, whose time of 20.61 was outside the qualifying mark for Zurich, but, with time to achieve it, he is still likely to be on the plane.
And Talbot, the European bronze medallist two years ago, is confident of beating his compatriot in Switzerland too.
"When I'm on the start line I'm not going to shy away from anything, so, yes, hopefully in the Europeans I can do that. It will be brilliant out there," said Talbot, who will also race over 200m for England at the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow.
"If I win in Zurich or Glasgow, all the hard work I've put in will actually mean something. Right now it's just great being British champion, but you don't want to just be British champion, you want to be world and Olympic champion, so hopefully they'll be two stepping stones in the summer."
Gemili, whose heat on Friday was his first 200m of the year, revealed he had suffered cramp in his foot, but paid tribute to the victor.
"He's been one of my best mates in the sport for the last couple of years," Gemili said. "He's been unlucky with making teams so for him to come and win it, I'm so happy for him."


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COHOES -- Saturday's Made By Hand Invitational at the Foundry for Art Design + Culture embodied the vision of its founding principals, Alana Sparrow and Jesse Matulis. Sparrow said "The Foundry works to inspire and foster and create economic opportunities for those of us working in the arts and creative sectors of the Capital Region. The Made By Hand Invitational is the first of its kind here at the Foundry, and is doing just that. We've brought local design artisans here under one roof to showcase their wares, and thereby support the local economy."
Sparrow said the Foundry seeks to change a mentality espoused by the public and even some artists that creative people don't have a business sensibility. "We work to help artists individually to embrace all the different things they have to do to support their art making."
For the artists represented at the Foundry event, it's not just focusing on selling the artwork. Sparrow said "For artists like myself, selling my art is not the most important thing; making the art is. I utilize many of my creative talents to make room in my life to make that happen. That's really what we're about, educating artists, the general public, and the business community on how to work with artists, how to really truly support them so that at the end of the day, their art making can continue to happen."
The well-attended five-hour event drew crowds out to do their holiday shopping downtown into the Timpane's building at the corner of Remsen Street and Newcomb Streets, which is home to the Foundry. Among the art forms represented at the event were illustrators, dress designers, jewelry makers, screen printers, and ceramic artists.
Among the artists who were both selling and demonstrating their respective crafts was illustrator Mark Gregory. Gregory worked purposely on a caricature of Mary LaFleur of North Greenbush, who did her best to remain still as Gregory sketched quickly. LaFleur said, "I came out to support the artists at this event. "
Kathy Matulis of Cohoes was discussing the organic heirloom seeds, handmade cold process soaps, and aftershave that Jen O'Connor of Altamont makes and sells. She says she and her business, called The Little Ragamuffin, benefit greatly from the supportive community she finds at The Foundry. "My husband and I live on a piece of land in Altamont that's been in my family since 1904.We reestablished the vegetable farm and organic flower seeds. The cold processed method we use to produce soaps is old fashioned that uses limited energy and is better for the environment."
Matulis said, "I was so excited to come today, because I had the feeling there'd be a lot of talented people and one of a kind things here. There's uniqueness, not a run of the mill, one size fits all. I found a nice soap for my mother and sister for Christmas and I'm sure I'll find more. It's an exciting atmosphere, the mood is upbeat and fun and the artists enjoy talking about their own work."
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The ladies of the Dales and Bronte Group of Farm Stay UK are set to stage another charity afternoon tea – this time with a dual Yorkshire and Tour De France twist.
It will take place on Wednesday, June 11, at Liz and Karl Gudgeon's Crown Cottage Farm in Pasture Road, Embsay, Skipton, which is a member of the national group of on-farm accommodation providers.
It follows the success of a similar Yorkshire Champagne afternoon tea hosted last summer by fellow Farm Stay members Lisa and Marcus Preston at Pickersgill Manor Farm, Silsden.
The ladies will again be serving up an afternoon tea with added fizz, also featuring Paris-Brest and Curd Tart, traditional sandwiches and scones, and Yorkshire tea.
Liz Gudgeon's mother, Christine Clarkson, of Carleton, and members of her "knit and natter" ladies group have been busy making mini Tour De France jerseys – 180 in total – to enhance the atmosphere on the day. Some will be given to the local playgroup in Embsay, while others will be available to buy to boost the charity kitty.
Proceeds are in aid of the Addington Fund, a national aid organisation that helps maintain the economic and social fabric of UK farming communities.
Farm Stay's Dales and Bronte Group has collected thousands of pounds for Addington through charity fundraisers over the years. Money raised will be used to support farming families. The Tour De France afternoon tea will run from 2.30 to 4.30pm, with tickets costing £15. Call Liz Gudgeon on (01756) 794618, or e-mail email@example.com for tickets.


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Vitamin E and omega-3s dramatically improved symptoms of a speech disorder and autism in a groundbreaking new study.
In a speech disorder called verbal apraxia, people can't easily plan the facial movements for proper speech. The disorder begins in the brain, where nerve cells that control speech are impaired and unable to translate the intention to speak into the proper muscle movements.
Doctors in a brain and speech study explained that vitamin E and omega-3 fatty acids protect these speech control nerves and have discovered that some people with verbal apraxia—common in autism—have symptoms similar to vitamin E deficiency. Researchers said that without enough vitamin E, fatty acids in cell membranes oxidize prematurely, leading to impaired nerve cells.
About 200 children with verbal apraxia took 800 IU of vitamin E, 280 mg to 840 mg of DHA and 695 mg to 2,085 mg of EPA per day. After taking the vitamin E and omega-3s, nearly all of the families—97 percent—reported the children had dramatically improved speech, imitation, coordination, eye contact, behavior, and touch and pain sensation. Researchers felt the benefits of taking vitamin E and omega-3s exceeded those from speech therapy alone.
In a subgroup of children that tended to have autism, scientists also discovered that apraxia is part of a syndrome that includes low levels of carnitine and zinc, deficiency in vitamin D, poor absorption of nutrients, food allergies and gluten sensitivity. The doctors noted a recent study in Pediatrics that found children born to mothers with celiac disease were more than three times as likely to have autism, and that the findings from the current study add credibility to recent reports that some autistic children with apraxia improve on gluten-free diets.


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BOISE, ID — The OHV community joins together today in mourning the loss of one of its greatest activists. On Thursday, April 5th, 2012, Adena Cook–one of the original founders of the BlueRibbon Coalition–passed away.
Adena will be sorely missed, both by those that knew her, and by the recreation community to whom she gave so much. She will forever be in our hearts and thoughts, and her legacy of dedication, perseverance and determination will live on.
Ms. Cook was amongst those that aided founder, Clark Collins, in turning the Idaho Public Land User's Association into a national organization, re-titled the BlueRibbon Coalition (BRC). She served as the newly created group's volunteer secretary until 1989, at which point she became the group's first Public Lands Director, and the second paid staff member.


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Huawei wants ACC answersLee Gaskin
Published: February 21 2013 - 3:00AM
The major sponsor of the Canberra Raiders is sticking with the club and wants a quick resolution to doping allegations contained in the Australian Crime Commission report.
The Raiders were one of six clubs named in the report, but no details have been made public more than a week after the clubs were identified.
Huawei corporate affairs director Jeremy Mitchell said the Chinese telecommunications giant had maintained weekly contact with the Raiders and had been kept informed every step of the way. ''We're very keen to get the facts and the true picture as soon as possible,'' Mitchell said. ''There's a cloud put over the sport and the club without any details of what it is. We're fully supportive of the team, fully supportive of the management and looking forward to a great season.''
The Raiders are Huawei's first overseas sponsorship after signing a $1.7 million, two-year deal at the start of last season.
This story was found at: http://www.smh.com.au/rugby-league/league-news/huawei-wants-acc-answers-20130220-2erwi.html


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Just a quick thought...
Barber retiring due to running the ball too much.
Dillon retiring due to running the ball too much.
Rhodes, free agent, 2 strikes, but not a Tank or Bengals player.
Should the colts try to either get Barber or Dillon and tell them 2 back system 1/2 the carries and cut ties to Dominic or give the 130+ yard runner another try?
Adam kicked the Patriots this year. How nice would it be to run it on them as well with Dillon as the non-primary back?
I am for either Barber or Dillon.
I believe either would go to a super bowl champ, quicker & cheapter than with any other team knowing the 2 back system. What are your thoughts?