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Caledonia MI Real Estate & Homes for Sale
73 Properties Found
The median home value in Caledonia, MI is $245,000.
This is
higher than
the county median home value of $157,000.
The national median home value is $185,800.
The average price of homes sold in Caledonia, MI is $245,000.
Approximately 67.19% of Caledonia homes are owned,
compared to 31.24% rented, while
1.57% are vacant.
Caledonia real estate listings include condos, townhomes, and single family homes for sale.
Commercial properties are also available.
If you see a property you're interested in, contact a Caledonia real estate agent to arrange a tour today!
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Courtesy: Grand River Realty Peter Bruinsma
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Amazing condo opportunity in Caledonia Schools in neighborhood of smaller, higher-priced condos. Sprawl out in the large living areas, great main floor master suite and large lower-level walk-out guest suite. Potential exists for complete main floor existence including office or craft room and built-in laundry area. Also great living space for a family with many members. Modern energy efficient build, Bathrooms & Kitchen recently remodeled, custom cabinets, newer appliances, and an overall newer, updated feel with tasteful choices in decor. Why pay more for higher taxes, fewer bathrooms and less living space? Come through today and see for yourself.
Courtesy: Greenridge Realty (Kentwood) Jan Idema
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Gorgeous end-unit with daylight windows upper and lower, custom cabinets and built-ins, two spacious bathrooms and bedrooms. Large rec room. Main floor and downstairs laundry. Quiet area with beautiful walking trail. Available first time / one owner. Must see to appreciate this charming condo and quiet, wooded neighborhood
Courtesy: New Line Realty Company Steven Bratschie
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Charm & Charter abounds in this freshly painted cheerful 5 bedroom, 4 bathroom home. Over 2600 sq ft of living, you'll enjoy this home from the moment you enter the front door. A cozy living room with gas log fireplace & cathedral ceiling gives you that feeling of openness that leads into the kitchen with white cabinetry, granite countertops, stainless steel appliances & eating area that overlooks the backyard. Formal dining room to host dinner parties for the holidays. Upstairs you will find a Master Bedroom with two walk-in closets, a spacious Master Bathroom with granite counters, shower & tile flooring. 3 additional perfect size bedrooms & another full bathroom completes this level. The daylight lower level features a huge family room with wet bar, half bathroom & the 5th bedroom.
Courtesy: Greenridge Realty (Kentwood) David DeBruyn
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Leisure Creek condo at its best!!! Four bedroom three bath and finished daylght basement! The minute you walk into this unit you will say your Home!!! great kitchen with white cabinets, large dining and living room has gas fireplace that leads into the four season room that has large deck and lots of daylight with this end unit!.main floor laundry also ! .BUT it gets better. Finished daylight rec room and two more bedrooms and bath are finsihed down as well as a counter with sink and refrigerator and stove large storage room too
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Courtesy: Bellabay Realty LLC Jodi King
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Beautiful 3 Bedroom 2.5 Bathroom Condo in Caledonia Schools! Walk in to an Open Floor Plan including Kitchen with Beautiful Bamboo Floors, Living Room with a Cozy Fireplace, Half Bathroom and Dining Room. Upstairs you will find the Large Master Bedroom and Large Bathroom with Whirlpool Tub! There is a Beautiful Walk In Closet and Laundry off of The Master! Downstairs you will find 2 additional Bedrooms a Full Bathroom and Living area! Double Car Garage, Near Shadyside Park. Pets Welcome with Restrictions. Call Today for a Chance to Call this your NEW HOME:)!
Courtesy: Anchor Realty LLC Michael Friar
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Don't Miss This Nice Leisure Creek Ranch Condo (Inside Unit) Offering Kitchen With Snack Bar & Appliances Included. Large Living Room And Formal Dining Area With Sliders To 3 Season Porch. Main Floor Master Bedroom W/Double Closets. The Lower Level Has A Family Room, Second Bath, Large Laundry Area/Workshop And Den/Office Is Non-conforming 2nd Bedroom. Washer Is Included (Dryer Too, But Needs Minor Repair Per Seller). Come See It Today!
Courtesy: Five Star Real Estate (M6) Jared Noble
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Home on 1.7 acres with pond in Caledonia schools. Sale is subject to short sale approval.
Courtesy: Greenridge Realty (Caledonia) Thomas Garbow
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Eastbrook Homes, very popular channing model attached condo. Home features 2321 total finished square feet. Two bed, two and a half baths, main level laundry, sun room, plus a flex room. Solid surfaces, and fire place.
Courtesy: Keller Williams GR North Cheryl Grant
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The quality and detail in this nearly 3300 square foot home is exceptional. From the kitchen with new, high-end appliances, and fantastic center island to the family room with marble fireplace to the custom-built beautifully-designed heated outbuilding, this home exudes exceptional quality. Formal dining and formal living room lined with stunning wainscoting. A large mudroom with built-ins and a home office that could be a 5th bedroom. Awesome 4-season room leading to a patio and private backyard. Up are 4 large bedrooms and 3 full baths including a luxurious owners' suite with custom trim work and laundry. The home and barn have cement-board siding and sit on more than an acre.
Courtesy: Greenridge Realty (West) Dean Kuipers
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Here it is! Just what we keep getting calls for! A smaller house in the country on 2 acres. Yes you can have a accessory building. This cute 2 bedroom offers a lot of great amenities. Country living, Privacy open field with a view. Watch the deer in the evening. Nice open floor plan with a full basement to finish as your future dictates. We would love to sit down with you and make this you custom home. We can adjust the size and price to fit your needs. Let's meet there and talk.
Courtesy: Sable Realty LLC Karin Nelson
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Still time to pick interior colors and make it your own!! Sable Homes Hampton floor plan includes 2236 finished square feet! This home's main floor features an open floor plan, with an incredibly spacious living room that flows into the dining space with slider to a 10 x 12 deck with stairs to the yard. The large kitchen comes with Stainless Microwave, Range, Refrigerator and Dishwasher. The bonus room off the kitchen can be used as an office, play room, or anything you choose! A half bath and a mud room, with custom lockers complete the main floor. The second floor of this home is just as impressive! This floor includes a huge master suite with an oversized walk-in closet and private bath with dual sinks, three additional bedrooms, a loft, another full bath and laundry room complete the
Courtesy: 1st Advantage Realty George Guyott Jr.
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This Caledonia home has it all! Almost 1 acre of yard space, a garden area, a fire pit, a volleyball area a swimming pool (20x40) an extra unattached 24x24 garage and a finished walk out basement!5 Bedrooms and 5 bathrooms! Caledonia Schools. 12 x 20 deck. an extra deep 2 car attached garage. The home was rebuilt in 2008 from the studs out due to a fire, so everything is nearly new!
Courtesy: Real Estate with Maghielse &Co Denise Maghielse
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This Executive home is truly magnificent! Airy and spacious with open floor plan it is perfect for entertaining. Start the day with beautiful sunrises from the maintenance-free deck or many windows, including bay and picture window. Enjoy the tranquil pond and golf course just beyond the back yard. With natural wood throughout, you will feel the warmth of the natural gas fireplace or the hot tub in the sunroom. Kitchen has stainless steel appliances and island snack bar. From formal dining room to truly Great room and a recreation room that is a sports enthusiast's dream complete with wet bar and kitchenette, this meticulously maintained home with all the modern amenities that include RV and generator hookups, cen vac, invisible fencing, and much more has something foreveryone!
Courtesy: City Realty Corporation Pamela Ritsema
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This lovely newly constructed condominium is ready for move in! This END unit has 2 bedrooms, 1 1/2 bathrooms both with granite counter tops, a main floor laundry, living room with fireplace & cathedral ceiling , a four season porch with vaulted ceiling, kitchen has gorgeous granite counter tops and wood flooring in the mud room, 1/2 bathroom and dining room. Plenty of storage in the unfinished lower level, which is a walk out!
598 145th Caledonia, MI 49316
Courtesy: Apex Realty Group Grant Kapteyn
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Come see this brand new constructed home right across the street from beautiful Green Lake! Custom trim work through out the house, with custom built-ins on sides of fireplace, and custom lockers In mud room. Professionally landscaped with under ground sprinkling! Cant beat this maticulous home in a quiet setting and only a mile away from boat launch!
Courtesy: USRealty.com LLP Ryan Gehris
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New front door, New wall paint, The Stanley Steemer just clean all of the carpet, Walk-in Closet, Caledonia, Kentwood Schools, Perfect 2 story 5 bedroom 3+Bath Cul-de-sac, Main Floor has 9 foot ceilings, Hardwood Floors Kitchen with Center island, Large Deck,17x17 Master suite with shower and jet tub, Crown Molding, tile and wood flooring through out, Fireplace, Finished daylight basement, Professional landscaping +underground sprinkling, Association pool.
Courtesy: Bellabay Realty LLC Arthur Vachon
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Set along the Thornapple River this Custom Built Luxury home a must see! Features include geothermal heat and cooling, main floor laundry, custom Kitchen w/ granite, home office and large Pantry. There is a 23' Cathedral Living Room w/ a wood burning fireplace. The master suite boasts a private balcony, tile shower and large walk in closet. The 2nd floor features Smart Space, two large bedrooms with private baths and a second laundry room. The walkout lower level includes a large family room, stone wet bar/2nd kitchen. There's an unfinished additional bedroom suite, access to the Under Garage, basketball court and plenty of storage. Hardwood flooring, custom knotty Alder doors, composite decking, tempered glass railings, Hardi board siding, all custom cabinets and more top off this home!
Courtesy: Bluhouse Properties LLC Ryan Ogle
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Welcome, Home! This incredible Engelsma Home on a 2-acre lot in beautiful Riverland Ridge in Caledonia. The quality craftsmanship is shown throughout this home. Inside you will find a main floor four season porch, living area with gas fireplace and beautiful built-ins. The kitchen has custom built cabinets with quartz countertops and a complete stainless steel kitchen appliance package. Beautiful hardwood floors will extend throughout the main floor with tile floors in the mudroom and half bath. A very cozy 4 season porch with fireplace rounds out the main level. Upstairs you will find a huge master suite. This includes soaking tub, stand up tile shower, walk-in closet, and quartz countertops. upstairs you will also find a Jack and Jill bedroom/bathroom layout and a fourth bedroom.
Courtesy: Five Star Real Estate (Grandv) John Cremer
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Just listed! This remodeled 4 bed 2.5 bath turn of the century classic home with extra deep yard and one car detached garage. The gourmet kitchen was been completely redone with new cabinetry, quartz counters, farmhouse sink, beautiful custom backsplash and stainless steel appliances! Large formal dining room opens to the living room, all graced with refinished wood floors, tall refinished trim work and crown moldings! The main floor bedroom has it's own private bath with custom tiled shower! Going up the grand staircase from the beautiful foyer, you will find 3 more bedrooms (2 of which are HUGE), plus another full bath complete with refinished claw foot tub! New central air installed 2016, new furnace & roof 2010. Set appt today!
Courtesy: Keller Williams GR North Sheri Volkhardt
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Come see this sprawling ranch home on Round Lake (no wake) with sandy beach. Home is a well laid out open floor plan. Home does need some work but is priced accordingly. Welcome home to a nice size kitchen with island and large eating area, very large living room with fireplace, family room, as well as mudroom off from the garage. Also enjoy the screened in porched overlooking the lake with nice deck as well. Don't miss out of this one!
4431 4th Caledonia, MI 49316
Courtesy: Comfort Homes Realty LLC Robert Curley
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4 bedroom 2 bath 2.5 stall on 3 acres of land. this home needs some work .
Courtesy: Independence Realty (Main) Doug Takens
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You have hit the jackpot with this property. 5 bedroom, 5 baths, 2.16 acres, almost 4000 sq ft, cul de sac street, and in the award winning Caledonia school and popular Caledonia community. The main level has an open floor plan with a large kitchen, diagonal island with a raised snack bar. There is a 2-way fire place between the great room and kitchen. The main floor also has a mudroom area, sunroom, and an office with built-in shelves. There are 4 bedrooms in the upper level and 3 of them have a full bath attached and all 4 have vaulted ceilings. The master boasts 500 sq ft that includes skylights, walk-in closet, dual sinks, huge Jacuzzi tub and a tiled shower with dual shower heads. The lower level has a large bedroom, rec room with 5 channel built-in wall and ceiling speaker system...
Courtesy: Keller Williams GR North Cheryl Grant
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Every so often a special home comes along. This is one of those times. This Georgian-Style, 5-bed, 4.5- bath, home exudes a feeling of the 18th century with variations for today's way of living. The stately 40-ft pillared porch invites you to sit for morning coffee. The foyer offers a view to much of the interior with arched entries to formal dining & formal sitting room with intricate, hand-crafted, beamed ceiling. Perhaps the most impressive space is the great room with 19-ft ceiling. Off the great room is the kitchen with island & granite countertops. The owners suite is on the main & up are 3 beds & 2 full baths. The walkout lower level has 9 ft ceilings, full kitchen, family room, 5th bed & 4th full bath. Prof. landscaping with waterfall, stone patio & hot tub complete this showplace.
Courtesy: Five Star Real Estate (M6) Christopher VanderHoff
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Courtesy: City Realty Corporation Pamela Ritsema
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This gorgeous 2146 sq. ft. END UNIT offers 3 bedrooms, 2 1/2 bathrooms and open floor plan with a large living room with cathedral ceilings & a gas FP. French doors that leads to a beautiful 4 season room and a deck off this room! The spacious kitchen has lots of cabinet space & a center island with granite counter tops, a lovely backsplash! The main level has wood flooring in the mud area, kitchen & dining area. The master bathroom as a 5' shower, granite countertops, tile floor and a double vanity sink. A spacious walk in closet off the bathroom. There is a 1/2 bathroom off the mud room. The lower level has a huge family room, bedroom & full bathroom with a walk out slider to a patio.
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Seb Lester's Arse, and other new works
Your eyes do not deceive you, the word 'arse' really has been hand carved in a block of Welsh slate. This is, in fact, one of a series of new stone artworks unveiled by typographer and designer Seb Lester on his website today…
Your eyes do not deceive you, the word 'arse' really has been hand carved in a block of Welsh slate. This is, in fact, one of a series of three new stone artworks unveiled by typographer and designer Seb Lester on his website today…
"I have decided there are two kinds of art I like, really clever art and really stupid art," says Lester by way of explanation of the above artwork, entiled Slate 2 which measures 25cm across. "Slate 2 is the latter," he continues. "I may be wrong but I don't think anyone in history has ever been stupid enough to design a set of monumental Roman capital letters and then commission a dignified and highly skilled craftsman to carve rude words into the finest Welsh slate using them."
Slate 1, meanwhile, features the word 'bollocks' and measures 50cm across. Slate 3 sees the F-word engraved in similar fashion. Each of the three pieces are one-offs and prices range from £700 to £1500.
The stone artworks aren't all that Lester's been working on. He's also been busy working on his calligraphy (spreads from his sketchbook, above and below) and has released two new signed and editioned prints showcasing his penmanship.
The first, The Voice of all the Gods (below) is screenprinted in Metallic Gold ink on black 594 x 420mm Plike 330gsm art paper in an edition of 100, priced at £75 a pop:
Here are some detail shots of one of the prints:
The second new print now available from Lester's online shop at seblester.bigcartel.com is called Do Not Go Gentle (£80) and features a Dylan Thomas poem foilblocked in gold on 594 x 420mm Midnight Blue Plike 140gsm stock in an edition of 200:
Lester has also just posted this short film in which he talks about his work and further showcases his skills with a pen:
New works from Seb Lester from Seb Lester on Vimeo.
See more of Lester's work at seblester.co.uk.
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Las Vegas Wranglers (1-0-0) at Utah Grizzlies (1-1-0) 7:05 p.m. MT
· Las Vegas' Jeff May is tied for first among defensemen with two points (0g-2a).
· Utah's Jamie MacQueen has scored all five of his team's goals.
· Wranglers defeated Utah 4-1 in their home opener on Saturday.
· Grizzlies are third with 38.00 shots per game.
San Francisco Bulls (1-1-0) at Idaho Steelheads (0-1-0) 7:10 p.m. MT
· San Francisco's Tyler Beskorowany leads the league with 78 saves.
· Idaho's William Rapuzzi is tied for second among rookies with two assists.
· Jordan Morrison and Brett Parnham each have one goal for the Bulls.
· Steelheads are fourth with 36.00 shots per game.
Ontario Reign (1-0-0) at Stockton Thunder (1-0-0) 7 p.m. PT
· Ontario's Matt White leads rookies with two goals.
· Stockton's Brian Foster stopped all 29 shots he faced in 5-0 win against Colorado on Saturday.
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• Watch games live on America One Sports, the "Official Broadband & Mobile Broadcaster" of the ECHL.
• The ECHL celebrated its 25th Anniversary in 2012-13 and is the third-longest tenured professional hockey league behind only the National Hockey League and the American Hockey League.
• ECHL began in 1988-89 with five teams in four states and has grown to be a coast-to-coast league with 22 teams in 15 states in 2013-14.
• The league officially changed its name from East Coast Hockey League to ECHL on May 19, 2003.
• 517 players have played in the NHL after playing in the ECHL including 22 in 2012-13.
• Five ECHL players have made their NHL debuts in 2013-14: former Reading Royals forward Will Acton (Edmonton on Oct. 1), former San Francisco Bulls left wing Jamie Devane (Toronto on Oct. 5), former Idaho Steelheads left wing Luke Gazdic (Edmonton on Oct. 1), former Toledo Walleye center Luke Glendening (Detroit on Oct. 12) and former Ontario Reign goaltender Jeff Zatkoff (Pittsburgh on Oct. 11).
• The ECHL has had 325 players reach the NHL since 2002-03 when it changed its focus to become the primary developmental league for the NHL and the AHL. The ECHL had 97 players reach the NHL in its first 10 seasons and 215 in the first 15 years.
• 261 ECHL players have played their first game in the last nine seasons for an average of 29 per year.
• ECHL had a record 93 players on NHL opening-day rosters in 2013-14, surpassing the 87 from 2012-13 and marking the 11th year in a row that there have been over 50 former ECHL players on opening-day rosters.
• ECHL has affiliations with 28 of the 30 NHL teams in 2013-14, marking the 17th consecutive season that the league has affiliations with at least 20 teams in the NHL.
• 29 coaches with an ECHL background are working behind the benches of teams in the NHL including Anaheim Ducks head coach Bruce Boudreau, Pittsburgh Penguins head coach and 2011 Jack Adams Award winner Dan Bylsma, New York Islanders head coach Jack Capuano and Winnipeg Jets head coach Claude Noel. It is the ninth consecutive season that there have been 11 or more coaches with an ECHL background working in the NHL. Boudreau, who coached Mississippi for three seasons winning the Kelly Cup championship in 1999, was named NHL Coach of the Year in 2007-08 becoming the first former ECHL coach to receive the award.
• 27 former ECHL officials are scheduled to work as part of the NHL officiating team in 2013-14 with referees Darcy Burchell, Francis Charron, Tom Chmielewski, Ghislain Hebert, Jean Hebert, Marc Joannette, Trent Knorr, Mike Leggo, Dave Lewis, T.J. Luxmore, Wes McCauley, Jon McIsaac, Dean Morton, Dan O'Rourke, Brian Pochmara, Kevin Pollock, Kyle Rehman, Chris Rooney, Graham Skilliter, Justin St. Pierre and Ian Walsh, and linesmen Steve Barton, Matt MacPherson, Brian Mach, Tim Nowak, Bryan Pancich and Jay Sharrers.
• ECHL was represented for the 13th year in a row on the Stanley Cup champion in 2013 with Chicago Blackhaws assistant coach Jamie Kompon, players Sheldon Brookbank and Daniel Carcillo, vice president/assistant to the president Al MacIsaac, director of pro scouting Ryan Stewart and general manager of minor league affiliations Mark Bernard. The ECHL was represented by 53 former players and 18 coaches on the 16 teams competing in the National Hockey League's Stanley Cup Playoffs, marking the eighth year in a row that there have been at least 30 former ECHL players and the 10th consecutive season that over 25 players with ECHL experience have competed in the NHL postseason.
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• Ryan Stanzel and Jeremy Zager, who were both recipients of the ECHL Media Relations Director of the Year award, are working in the communications department for the Minnesota Wild and the Los Angeles Kings, respectively. Former ECHL assistant director of communications Joe Siville works in the communications department for the Philadelphia Flyers.
• ECHL has affiliations with 28 of the 30 teams in the American Hockey League in 2013-14 and for the past 24 years there has been an ECHL player on the Calder Cup champion.
• In the last nine seasons the ECHL has had more call-ups to the AHL than all other professional leagues combined 4,000 with over call-ups involving more than 2,100 players and in 2012-13 there were 10 times as many call-ups from the ECHL to the AHL than all other professional leagues.
• The ECHL averaged 4,695 fans per game in 2012-13, the highest single-season average since 1999-2000, and marking the ninth consecutive season and the 21st time in the last 23 years that the ECHL has averaged over 4,000 fans.
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[MLS SPOTLIGHT] If Vancouver head coach Martin Rennie goes about his business a little differently than most of his
counterparts, that won't bother team president Bob Lenarduzzi.
In the five months or so since Vancouver hired Rennie as its third MLS head coach, Lenarduzzi -- who coached Canada's national team and several clubs after a 16-year pro playing career -- has learned many things about Rennie, including that the Scotsman likes his players to fit their positions. Literally.
"He's pretty calculated," says Lenarduzzi of the former Carolina Railhawks coach hired in August to replace Teitur Thordarson, who was dismissed after a dozen games and temporarily replaced by director of soccer operations Tom Soehn. "He has a plan and he knows exactly what he's looking for with specific positions.
"Not just the type of player but actually even the size of a player he wants in a position. That was quite more detailed than what you would normally expect even for someone like me who's coached before. My feeling always was if the player was good enough to play that position, size was irrelevant. He's pretty adamant about what he's looking for from a position-specific point of view."
Prior to the SuperDraft, the Whitecaps signed a fleet of players, two of which -- former U.S. international Lee Nguyen and South Korean defender Young-Pyo Lee -- are on the smallish side at about 5-foot-9. To bolster the central defense, Argentine Martin Bonjour (6-foot-3, 190 pounds) has been added.
The 'Caps already have striker Eric Hassli, one of the biggest field players in the league at 6-foot-4, 200 pounds, as well as rather diminutive attackers Davide Chiumiento (5-foot-8) and Camilo (5-foot-7).
Neither of the Whitecaps' two SuperDraft selections are physically extreme yet both come to the club well-regarded. Forward Darren Mattocks, the No. 2 overall selection, is a speedy 6-footer Rennie believes can supplement the strengths of his fellow attackers. Chris Estridge (5-foot-11, 160) is a right back who can also play in midfield.
The 'Caps have nowhere to go but up: they won just six games in their expansion season and finished tied with New England at the bottom of the overall standings with 28 points (6-18-10). They also scored a league-low 35 goals.
"The tactics and everything will be different from before anyway," said Rennie at the SuperDraft. "I've got my own ideas on that. I'm always looking for players who can get behind and stretch people and [Mattocks] does that. That's his strength. He's not necessarily the guy who always comes short for the ball, he's the guy who goes in behind. In every league, it's all about penetration and movement, and he's got that."
Aside from the size issue, Lenarduzzi is encouraged by the moves his head coach has made and believes the additions of Nguyen and Mattocks can pump up the attack. Last season, Camilo led the team with 12 goals and Hassli scored 10; the rest of the roster managed only 13.
"Martin in his previous coaching stints, he's always been someone who's very disciplined in terms of how he wants to defend but he likes to attack, so that's a lot of attacking options to pick from," says Lenarduzzi. "He's very thorough and does his homework. I think that's evident up to now; with players in and out, we've made 16 roster changes and there's more to come."


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Kai Ryssdal: President Obama heads to Capitol Hill tomorrow night looking to bring some elusive consensus to the health-care debate. The health-care news of this Tuesday, however, comes from the Senate Finance Committee. It's mulling the idea of something called regional insurance co-operatives. Yes, that's a mouthful. But it's also a phrase you may hear a lot this fall, as Joel Rose reports.
JOEL ROSE: So what exactly is a regional insurance co-op? That can be hard to say, even for North Dakota Senator Kent Conrad, who's been pushing the idea all summer on cable TV.
SENATOR KENT Conrad: A cooperative is membership-owned and membership-run, so it's a non-profit alternative to for-profit insurance companies.
In other words, it's a non-profit company that would sell health insurance to some of the 47 million Americans who don't have any. If you've ever bought a policy through a mutual life insurance company, it's the same idea. But it would only be insurance.
It's not the same thing as a health co-op, where doctors work on salary. Paul Hazen is CEO of the National Cooperative Business Association. In theory, he says insurance co-ops run by their members could offer cheaper coverage than for-profit companies.
PAUL Hazen: They're not-for-profit businesses. They don't have outside stockholders to reward, and they provide a competitive yardstick in the marketplace.
You could say the same thing about the so-called public option. And like that plan, which many conservatives oppose, co-ops, too, would rely on public dollars, at least at first. The idea has its critics, including Paul Ginsburg at the Center for Studying Health System Change. He thinks co-ops might be too small to offer much of a discount.
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Still, if co-ops can help an overhaul bill squeeze through Congress, Ginsburg says that in itself could be a big step forward.
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Physicians for Human RightsThrough evidence, change is possible.
Trump's Torture Stance Is Anti-American
President Donald J. Trump continues to insist torture "absolutely works," a jagged departure from fact, law, and morality. Within days of his inauguration, the White House was already circulating a draft executive order to reopen CIA "black sites" and review currently approved interrogation practices, presumably with a view to fulfilling Trump's campaign promises to bring back waterboarding and a "hell of a lot worse."
From Nuremberg to Guantánamo, U.S. Moral Leadership Fades
As a psychiatrist and the child of Holocaust survivors, I struggle to fathom how a doctor — sworn to "do no harm" — could inflict such incredible pain and suffering on another human being. And yet we know today that in the post-9/11 period, doctors and other health professionals were instrumental in designing and implementing the U.S. torture program that destroyed thousands of lives and has undermined the moral standing the United States assumed in the postwar period.
Suffering Ex-Guantánamo Detainees Deserve Medical Care and Support
The conditions at Guantánamo Bay inflicted lasting physical and psychological harm on many men. As a recent New York Times investigation shows, many men detained in CIA and military custody suffer from lasting mental and physical harm as a result of their mistreatment. They have not received support.
CIA Documents Show How Deeply Doctors and Health Professionals Were Involved in Torture
Last month, the CIA released more than 50 declassified documents about the illegal torture program it operated after the September 11, 2001 terror attacks. Many of them elaborate on the sheer brutality of the CIA's practices.
The Human Cost of Guantánamo
This month marks the 14th anniversary of the opening of Guantánamo Bay detention center, the most visible symbol of U.S. torture and injustice around the world. President Obama has called the prison a "sad chapter in American history." Unfortunately, Guantánamo is still open – and so is this sad chapter.


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We like all lovers of BlackBerry are ready to get our hands on the all new BlackBerry 10 devices!!! But we all will just have to wait until January! We have seen a few leak images of what is supposed to be the BlackBerry 10 device with the full qwerty keyboard, but none of which has been confirmed. We have been sent an image of what is claimed to be a BlackBerry Bold 9910? The device number makes sense, but if you look at the image it does look a tad bit photoshopped and the reason being is the keyboard is still the same as the current BlackBerry Bold 9900/9930. Taken with a grain of salt, the rumored full qwerty keyboard BlackBerry 10 device is supposed to have slightly more straight streamline keyboard vs the curved design seen here.
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Located approximately 862 kilometers south of Bangkok is Phuket, Thailand's largest island, which is often dubbed as the pearl of the Andaman, or the pearl of the south. It's natural resources – rocky peninsular, limestone cliffs, white powdery beaches, tranquil broad bays and tropical in-land forests contribute to making it the South's wealthiest.
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Peebles will be holding an Easter egg hunt on Sunday, March 24, at 1 p.m.
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Summer is upon us and once again the hobby heart-strings are being pulled. Almost every quilter I have ever known is also an avid gardener, so when the weather gets warm and the sun is shining, the question arises...to sew, or not to sew? Most of us leave our special sewing spot to head outdoors, dig in the dirt, and get our hands dirty. We enjoy the design, creation, and cultivation of a beautiful harvest. Much like a quilt, it's a process. Step by step we work toward completion with love, determination, and sometimes even a little frustration. We lay out our gardens with the same precision we lay out our quilts, always seeking to attain the perfect complimentary design. At the end of the day we are satisfied to soak in the tub, put our jammies on and climb under a comfy cool quilt.
So, if quilting is our first love, do we feel guilt when we "cheat" in our garden? I know I used to! I was the ultimately perfectionist, wanting to get everything done, and that included every hobby I thought I had to do to be satisfied. All I have to say to that now is what a bummer! It stunk to constantly stress myself out that I wasn't getting enough done, and the worst part was, it took away from the enjoyment of doing anything and everything. Now? Wow have things changed! Growing older, calmer, and a wee bit wiser, I can now take in the enjoyment of doing just what I'm doing, without worrying about what I'm not getting done. The dishes can wait, the fabric won't go anywhere, and the quilts will eventually get done. In the meantime, I will revel in the enjoyment of feeding my family a lovely harvest...the same feeling I get when my son wraps himself in his quilt from mama.


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TODAY sees the Wild Woods Family Fun Day in Hockley.
Whether it's axe throwing, archery, crafts or live music there really is something for all the family at this year's event, organised by Rochford District Council, on Saturday, June 7.
For the 11th year running Hockley Woods will be hosting the much anticipated event and will come alive with fun activities and stalls galore, from old favourites like the climbing wall and geocaching along with some brand new pursuits for families to enjoy.
The day runs from 11am to 4pm and visit with a pop-up market in the woods selling recycled and up-cycled goods as well as fresh local produce.
You will also have the chance to join Nordic Walkers, one of the council's newest activities, and meet the Wild Woods mascot, Max the Dragon.
For refreshments you can work up a thirst by stopping by the bicycle smoothie maker, hopping on and blitzing up your own drink.
More traditional catering outlets will be on offer, with a refreshments van, hog roast and fresh Italian coffee stand.
As part of Wild Woods Day, Rochford District Council is laying on a free shuttle bus service for people wanting to visit Hockley Woods for this year's event.
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How's this for a State of the Union primer: Valerie Jarrett, President Obama's closest adviser, attributed the gridlock and struggles of the last four years to a lack of patriotism among congressional Republicans.
"The president has always reached out, he's always looked for balanced solutions," Jarrett said today on Morning Joe. "I think part of our frustration in the first four years is oftentimes seeing Republicans put their short term political interests ahead of what's in the best interest of the country."


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July 12th, 2014 12:46 PM #1
I need a cloth diapers education!
First of all, I know there are threads about this out there but I couldn't find them, so apologies for repeating a topic.
I have been toying with the idea of cloth diapers for a while (no kids, but ttc and in the second half of my tww). I did a quick google search and was totally overwhelmed by the volume of results. There are soooo many options and companies out there and I have no clue what to look for. I live in the northeast US, anyone out there have recommendations for companies or services in that general location?
Also, I mentioned it once to my husband a while back and he said absolutely not. He doesn't want "poop running down our kids legs just to save a few bucks". I however am all about saving money and I firmly believe that the "traditional" way isn't always the best way. Just because everyone and their mother (that I know) uses disposable diapers doesn't mean I have to!
Is the quality of cloth diapers sufficient these days? How do you dispose of them in general? Is the cost really that much cheaper? Also, how on earth do I talk my husband into it? Any thoughts, comments and suggestions greatly appreciated!
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July 12th, 2014 01:58 PM #3
I haven't cloth diapered (yet!), but I do plan on it when our little guy gets here in a few months. Like you, I was totally overwhelmed when I first started researching it. However, you can assure your husband that as long as you have a diaper with a good fit, your baby isn't going to have poop running down his/her leg!
I found this mom's vlog series REALLY helpful when I was thoroughly confused about everything cloth diaper: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?lis...E681574C00E83D
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Here are a few of the older threads on this topic:
This is also a good series I found online in my own research (for when I have my own babies): http://www.pistachioproject.com/2012...-schedule.html
For my part, I don't have children yet, so I haven't tried cloth diapers, but a lot of my friends do it and don't find it any harder than disposables. Many people think cloth hold in the poop as well or better than disposables, so no need to worry about the whole "poop running down the leg" thing. In fact, that can happen with disposables too if you have a brand that doesn't work for you or is the wrong fit.
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Is the quality sufficient?
Yes, and better than disposables at holding in blowouts. I will say that cloth at night did not work for us, but most disoposables did not either. Our son is just a very heavy wetter. So we just use an overnight disposable at night.
How do you dispose of them?
Spray off solids using a diaper sprayer which attaches to the toilet
OR do what my friend Erin does and scrape it off with a poop spatula
If you have an older toilet, you may be able to dunk and flush, but this won't work with the new low flow toilets.
Pail in the bathroom with a wet bag liner (made of PUL). If you are out, you can get a zippered wet bag to go in your diaper bag.
Cold rinse, then a hot wash, then gentle cycle on the dryer or line dry
I do a diaper load every other day.
Does it really save money?
This will depend on how much you spend on diapers and the cost of utilities in your area. And how much you spend on the cloth diapers, and how much you would have spent on disposables- there is a big difference in the cost of say, seventh generation vs Walmart brand.
But potentially a lot. There are any number of articles online showing how much you can save. We estimate that it probably saves us about $40/month (we do cloth wipes as well)
How do you convince your husband?
Sorry, no idea! Mine was totally into it BC everyone said it would make potty training earlier and easier, though that hasnt been true for us at least.
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I use cloth, and my daughter has never had a poo blowout in her cloth diapers. She has in her disposables.
We bought sun baby pocket diapers. The pros is they are high quality diapers for cheap, con is they take a while to ship. They are very, very easy to use. Personally I would go for aplix (Velcro) next time instead of snaps, as my daughter is extremely wiggly and impatient, but I've heard others say older babies can remove them.
When I cloth diaper my second (hopefully exclusively, after I decided to do cloth at home and
Disposables for outings with my DD, everyone said I'd give up on it but I loved it), I'd like to primarily use prefolds and snappis with covers. Originally it seemed like more work, but I think it's actually less work, cheaper, less laundry, etc.
As far as your husband, perhaps tell him you'd like to give cloth a shot but if it doesn't work, you're open to switching back. Maybe companies offer a full refund if you don't like the diapers, so try that. I think $40/month in savings is what we get, and we only cloth about 1/3 of the time! Aside from being economical, cloth is much better for the environment, and far healthier for babies bottoms!Lillian Elizabeth 6.16.13


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The world is full of supposed pieces of the cross. What should we think about this latest find?
A piece of Jesus' cross? Relics unearthed in Turkey – NBC News.com.
Turkish archaeologists say they have found a stone chest in a 1,350-year-old church that appears to contain a relic venerated as a piece of Jesus' cross.
The artifacts were unearthed during a dig at Balatlar Church in Turkey's Sinop Province, and displayed this week by excavation team leader Gülgün Köroğlu. "We have found a holy thing in a chest. It is a piece of a cross," the Hurriyet Daily News quoted her as saying.
Köroğlu, an art historian and archaeologist at Turkey's Mimar Sinan University of Fine Arts, said the team suspects that the chest served as a symbolic coffin for the relics of a holy person — and that the fragments within it were associated with Jesus' crucifixion.
Many churches say they have a piece of the cross but none have been formally authenticated. How can they be authenticated?
I'm pretty certain that the joke about all the remnants of the true cross put together filling a shipload is true. Comments and references welcome on this story from our archaeology-inclined readers.


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NEW YORK - Working the night shift in a livery cab, Mamadou Soumare answered his cell phone to hear his wife shrieking, trapped with their children inside a burning building, desperate for help.
"She said, 'We have a fire.' She was screaming," he said.
Soumare raced to the three-story house near Yankee Stadium in the Bronx early Thursday in time to watch his children from the street, inside the home, dying in the fiery tomb. Among the dead were his wife, Fatoumata, son and 7-month-old twins.
Moussa Magassa, who shared the home with Soumare, received his grim phone call while on a business trip to their native Mali. He was every bit as helpless as word came that five of his 11 children perished in the fast-moving fire, which devastated families from the streets of the South Bronx to villages in west Africa.
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New York City Fire Department personnel look at the burned out shell of a building Thursday in the Bronx borough of New York after an early morning blaze destroyed the brick building's interior, killing nine people, eight of them children.
New York City's deadliest blaze in 17 years claimed nine victims - eight children and one adult from the two families, all relatives who shared the space. The fire, believed to be accidental, spread from the basement and trapped victims on the upper floors, with one screaming mother tossing children into the night in hopes of saving their lives - then jumping herself.
"I don't know what I'm going to do," said Mamadou Soumare, the cabbie. "I love her. I love my wife."
The street outside was filled with screams as flames erupted from the home: "Help me! Help me! Please! Please!" Neighbor Edward Soto raced toward the fire through the frigid night air, then looked in disbelief as an infant fell from the building and through the smoke.
"All I see is just a big cloud of white dust, and out of nowhere comes the first baby," said Soto, who caught the child with another neighbor, David Todd. The baby wasn't breathing, but it barely registered. Moments later, Soto caught a second child hurled through a shattered window by a woman trapped inside the three-story inferno. Both of the children survived.
The fire, which raged for two hours, ignited near a mattress in the basement - most likely from a a space heater or an overloaded power strip, officials said.
Police said there was no evidence of a crime.
The deadly blaze was the city's worst since the 1990 Happy Land social club fire that killed 87 people. The dead were found throughout the building, mostly on the upper floors, with the babies still in their cribs, said one fire official.
Magassa, an official of the New York chapter of the High Council for Malians Living Abroad, was headed back from a business trip to Mali after receiving the grim news, said council representative Bourema Niambele.
Magassa arrived in New York about 15 years ago, friends said. One neighbor said Magassa and Mamadou Soumare were brothers. Fatoumata Soumare came from the village of Tasauirga and left for the Bronx about six years ago, friends said.
Neighbors described a close-knit family, with the children often seen playing in the yard or in the street with water guns and scooters.
Authorities said 22 people, including 17 children, lived inside the house, which had converted into two apartments. Many were stranded on the upper floors after the basement fire raced up the stairs shortly after it began around 11 p.m. Wednesday.
Todd, 40, who lives in an adjoining apartment building, said one child was already on the ground in the yard when he arrived with Soto outside the burning home. "Please God, help my children!" the woman inside screamed while tossing kids through the broken glass of an upstairs window - and then plunging herself from the window.
Another neighbor, Elaine Martin, was moving her car when she heard the shouts from inside the home. The flames were shooting from the building when she arrived, and a woman in a nightgown stood crying in the street.
"My kids is in there, my kids is in there," the woman wailed to Martin.
Among the dead, according to family members, were Fatoumata Soumare, 42, and her three children: a son, Dgibril, and 7-month-old twins, Sisi and Harouma. A fourth child, 7-year-old Hasimy, escaped, her father said. The family members provided different name spellings than the authorities did.
Authorities identified the members of the Magassa family as four brothers - Bandiougou, 11, Mahamadou, 8, Abudubucary, 5, and Bilaly, 1 - and their sister, 3-year-old Diaba. Multiple spellings of the family's surname were provided after the fire, but property records and phone listings have it as Magassa.
There were reports of 19 injuries, including four firefighters and an emergency medical worker. A 7-year-old girl remained in critical condition, a hospital spokesman said, while a pair of 6-year-olds were upgraded from critical to good condition and transferred to Lincoln Hospital and Mental Health Center.
Three girls were comatose when pulled from the fire and were treated for smoke inhalation.
The home did not have a fire escape and was not required to under city building codes, according to the Building Department. There were no complaints or violations on record against the building, constructed in 1901, said department spokesman Kate Lindquist.
A Muslim cleric who knew the Magassa family said its patriarch was a well-known figure in the community.
"He's the best in our community," said Imam Mahamadou Soukouna. "It's very, very, very sad what has happened to us today."
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Today's Major League Soccer match between Vancouver Whitecaps FC and Real Salt Lake has been postponed after club and league officials ruled the pitch at Empire Field unplayable. The match will be rescheduled at a later date in the season.
"We have been working around the clock to do everything in our powers to keep the field as dry as possible," said Paul Barber, Vancouver Whitecaps FC chief executive officer. "Unfortunately, the combination of consistent rain and limited drainage options available for a temporary grass field has left us no other choice but to postpone today's match. Tickets for today's game will be valid for the rescheduled match and we will work directly with all ticket holders who are unable to attend the new date. We sincerely apologize for the inconvenience."
This week, temporary grass sod was laid on Bell Pitch at Empire Field in preparation for the 2011 Herbalife World Football Challenge match on Monday, July 18, between Whitecaps FC and Manchester City FC.
"The forecast for Sunday and Monday looks promising and we fully anticipate Monday's match against FA Cup winners Manchester City FC will go ahead as planned," added Barber.
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Phoenix Mayor Skip Rimsza and his city council cohorts (all two of them) continue to provide the most entertaining show in town. So The Spike just had to grab a ringside seat at last week's city council meeting.
What a show. Co-conspirators Rimsza and councilman Mike Johnson managed to dupe many African-American community members into believing that an internal council power struggle was actually a racist attack on Johnson, who's black.
Except the council's move to oust Johnson from a seat on the (ho hum) Greater Phoenix Convention and Visitor's Bureau board was never about race. And both Rimsza and Johnson knew that all along.
So The Spike wonders why the dubious duo let the city take a fairly major racist hit for no good reason. That seems an especially cheesy thing for Johnson, who, The Spike hears, even organized a phone bank the night before the council meeting to drum up a nice turnout of supporters.
The race card was clearly the easiest play to make for the mayor, who has been increasingly at odds with most of the rest of the council. (See last week's Spiked column, "A Fly in the Anointment," which details the rift between the council and the mayor over Rimsza's attempts to boost assistant city manager Sheryl Sculley into power, even though City Manager Frank Fairbanks is a couple of years away from retiring.)
To get back at veteran council members who have gone against him, Rimsza has taken to giving freshmen council members plum assignments. Johnson, a retired cop who has held elected office a mere three months, has been named to the influential Downtown Phoenix Partnership and was given chairmanship of the council's Downtown, Sports and Tourism subcommittee. Then Rimsza also gave him a spot on the convention board (Rimsza and Fairbanks also sit on that board), thus pretty much cutting any other council member out of key downtown civic groups.
Vice mayor Claude Mattox spoke to Rimsza privately about picking someone else for the board, but was told to pound sand, according to The Spike's sources. So Mattox and others decided to bring the appointment before the council for a vote.
Late on Tuesday, March 19 (the day before the contentious meeting), four council members -- Mattox, Dave Siebert, Peggy Bilsten and Doug Lingner -- asked Fairbanks to add the item to the meeting agenda.
Rimsza was ticked. He cranked out a memo that night, saying the mayor has long had the right to make the appointment. He called the impending vote "an insult to Councilman Johnson."
Then Johnson got on the horn to rally African-American supporters; about two dozen showed up at the meeting the next day, including former city councilman Calvin Goode, who held Johnson's District 8 seat for many years.
On Wednesday, March 20, the council haggled for nearly an hour over whether Johnson should stay on the convention board or whether the seat should be handed over to councilman Greg Stanton.
The Spike was most amused by Rimsza's public temper tantrum in front of a packed house.
"We're spending too much time whining," the mayor whined, oblivious to the irony, before mounting his own crybaby campaign.
He argued with Mattox and councilman Phil Gordon. He yelled at Lingner, who responded by calmly telling Rimsza, "Don't tell me what I think. Don't go there."
He interrupted speakers. He laughed at people who were trying to make a point. And he had the really bad form to harangue council chief of staff P.J. Jasso until Fairbanks stood up and told him to knock it off.
Jasso didn't need Fairbanks' help. She delivered one particularly snarky dig before being told to sit down.
"I will question the mayor in the future," she said. "As a professional, [I] did not believe I should question the mayor, and now I will question his intent."
With each comment, the crowd murmur grew louder. The audience mocked the council along with Rimsza. And why not? It was Rimsza who allowed them to call the council racist during a blistering series of public comments.
Goode and Ron Busby, chairman of the Greater Phoenix Black Chamber of Commerce, questioned the council's motivation.
Bettye Jackson, a Johnson supporter, was less tactful, saying, "As an African-American, I am very offended."
Even Johnson suggested the entire proceeding was racially motivated.
"I think it is very unfair, very biased, very unjust," he said. "It's very personal."
What a crock.
As Lingner tried to explain to the council and the crowd, the council's action had nothing to do with race, or even Johnson. It had to do with Rimsza refusing to discuss his appointment with his council peers.
"You simply dug in your heels," he told an angry Rimsza. "We deserve the respect that you demand of us."
Ultimately, the issue of adding a different council member to the convention board wasn't resolved. The mayor tried to placate the council by saying he would consider -- no promises, but he'd think about -- giving up his own seat on the board if the council would let Johnson stay.
Gordon didn't fall for that one. He said no way and called for a recess, which meant the council really shut itself in a back room and hollered at each other for a while.
They apparently extracted some sort of real commitment from Rimsza because they came out, voted to keep Johnson on the board and made the mayor say out loud that he would be meeting with them on the issue. As of The Spike's deadline, there was no word on how that all turned out.
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The Spike thinks Rimsza should take his own advice and stop whining.
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I wasn't sure which area to ask this, but most of my studying so far has been under the Gelug tradition. I have been searching for a Tibetan Buddhist Calendar (or list) showing Tibetan Buddhist holy days, observances, festivals, etc. Preferably something that explains activity/practice/offerings etc for each holy day but I can always search that myself if I at least have the name of the occasion. I've tried general searches online but because it's based on a Lunar calendar I am having trouble finding something simple that a relative beginner can understand. Many of the lists also include holidays for other traditions and/or other countries which adds to my confusion. I would like to either print a pre-made calendar or copy the special days into my own calendar so that I can try and catch on to and follow various observances. If anyone has a link to something along these lines, I'd most appreciate it. Thank you!
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I have actually, but thank you. It is the best one I've found so far and I printed it out when I first found it, but I find it slightly confusing with all the "earth-water" stuff and other references. It's hard to sift through and find the basic days of observance with so many other references noted without having advanced knowledge. That may be the best thing I'll get, I do like the layout, easily printable, etc. I was hoping for something a little clearer (it may be me that's thick, lol).plwk wrote:Have you tried this?
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Posting this in case anyone else has the same question as I did. I found this site which is the clearest yet as far as the holidays and their dates on our calendar versus the Tibetan calendar. This is why it was so confusing to me; the 4th month on their calendar is not April for example AND the holidays are not held on the same dates each year! This site has a basic list of special days and some of them have links with very nice detail on HOW they are celebrated, which is what I wanted to learn also. There's a couple detailed pages on Losar (Tibetan New Year) for example, a Losar alter, Losar food and celebration, rituals, etc. So here's the link if anyone else is interested. Also, if anyone knows of any other similar calendars/holiday lists for Tibetan Buddhism, I'd still like to compare.
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Cowboys FA series: Success in 4-3 scheme depends on how club addresses defensive line needs
This is Part 1 of an eight-part series examining the Cowboys' free-agent needs position by position:
The Cowboys are facing the possibility of having to rebuild their defensive line one year after they chose not to upgrade the unit because owner Jerry Jones thought it was a strength.
Numerous injuries kept the Cowboys' front four a shuffled deck last season, so much so that the defensive line was tagged as the "no-name" unit as Dallas kept bringing in free agents to fill holes.
The front four the Cowboys envisioned going into 2013 never came to fruition. Defensive tackle Jay Ratliff never played a snap. And end Anthony Spencer, the team's franchise tag player for a second consecutive season, played only one game before season-ending knee surgery.
DeMarcus Ware battled injuries all season and finished with a career-low six sacks in his transition from outside linebacker to end.
Only one defensive lineman exceeded expectations for the Cowboys in 2013: Tackle Jason Hatcher reached the Pro Bowl after a career-high 11 sacks.
With Ratliff gone and Spencer and Hatcher unrestricted free agents, the only defensive lineman who was a starter going into last season under contract in 2014 is Ware. And even Ware's status is in limbo.
The club's all-time sacks leader is scheduled to make $12.3 million in 2014 and count just more than $16 million against the salary cap. The Cowboys have a tough decision to make.
They must figure out if they want to restructure his contract again, reduce his salary or cut him. Ware has said he has no problem with restructuring his contract again to help the team's bloated salary cap, but he's opposed to taking a pay cut.
Bottom line: The success of the Cowboys' 4-3 Tampa 2 scheme is predicated on how well the defensive line plays. The front four has to get pressure on the quarterback so the club's zone-based scheme isn't exposed for a second consecutive season.
They must find the right fit at the three-technique defensive tackle, a critical position in their scheme, via free agency or the draft.
End George Selvie and tackle Nick Hayden were forced to start last season and should be good rotational players in 2014 if the Cowboys can upgrade the defensive line this off-season.
Also, versatile linemen Tyrone Crawford and Ben Bass will be back from injuries to give the Cowboys more depth.
Notable: It's easy to see why the defensive line has to be the Cowboys' top need this off-season.
Excluding two players signed to reserve/future contracts, the Cowboys have 10 defensive linemen on their roster. Only three are signed past 2014, and only one (Ware) is signed past 2015.
The Cowboys have only one defensive tackle signed past 2014 and that's Frank Kearse, who had one tackle in two games at the end of last season.
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Edgar Jones
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Anthony Spencer
DeMarcus Ware
Jarius Wynn
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Yr left
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Jason Hatcher
Nick Hayden
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UFA - Unrestricted free agent
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George comment
Clinton McDonald
DT had 5 1/2 sacks in 2013 in similar defense; could be nice fit as affordable third-down pass-rusher
Henry Melton
DT earned first Pro Bowl trip in 2012 under Rod Marinelli but tore left ACL in third game last season
Corey Wootton
Can play DE or DT and excelled under Marinelli in 2012 with 7 sacks, but had arthroscopic hip surgery in January
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Today: Defensive line
Monday: Linebackers
Tuesday: Secondary
Wednesday: Offensive line
Thursday: Running back
Friday: Wide receiver
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CLEVELAND -- While the majority of people around him fret, Indians first baseman Nick Swisher isn't sweating out his slow start at the plate. Swisher, who had a down year last season, entered Tuesday batting .197 with two home runs and eight RBIs in 19 games. He had struck out a team-high 20 times in 76 at-bats through Monday.
"I'm not worried at all," Swisher said. "Obviously it was a slow start. All it boils down to is wins and losses. The reason why I came here was to win."
Manager Terry Francona has seen signs of Swisher emerging from the slump, including the first baseman's pair of opposite-field doubles Monday night in a 4-3 win over the Royals.
"As a hitter, when you hit the ball with authority the other way, that's a pretty good sign that you're doing some things right," Francona said. "That means you're in position to hit other pitches also, which is really good."
Swisher has been taking extra batting practice in an effort to shake the funk. Francona thinks his veteran will.
"Sometimes early in April you've got to fight through the elements, the inconsistent at-bats ... that's just part of the game," he said. "That's why you see so often, guys across the league, fighting into May and June to get their average where they're accustomed."
Bourn bit
Francona said Michael Bourn's struggles since leaving the disabled list have not been unexpected. Bourn, who went just 3-for-23 in his first five games back, missed a month with a hamstring strain that he sustained during spring training.
"He'll play his way into feeling good," Francona said. "The best way for us to get Bourny back to being Bourny is to play him."
Bourn's hamstring hasn't been an issue since his return.
"He's got a couple stolen bases and he's moving real well," Francona said.
Tight race
Entering Tuesday night, just 1 1/2 games separated all five teams in the AL Central Division, with the Indians holding down last place behind first-place Detroit.
"You look at the standings, everybody's all bunched up, which is probably pretty fortunate for us, because we didn't get off to the greatest start," Francona said. "It's looks to me like everybody really got better, which I'm not pleased about, but I think it makes for good baseball for the fans."
Happy birthday
Francona turned 55 Tuesday.
"I don't think I feel a day over 75," joked Francona, who was born in Aberdeen, S.D.
What a zoo
Monday night wasn't the only time a squirrel -- or other creature(s) -- has interfered with play at Progressive Field.
Gulls that circle the stadium throughout the season distracted Royals outfielder Coco Crisp on a game-winning hit from Shin-Soo Choo on June 11, 2009, while the midges made national news during Game 2 of the ALDS on Oct. 5, 2007, against the Yankees.
A squirrel also entered the playing field during a regular-season game against the Yankees on Aug. 25, 2004.
There was also the "Rally Chicken" from last season, but Indians players brought that on the field prior to a game.
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Triple-A Columbus second baseman Jose Ramirez enjoyed his first career multihomer game Monday in a 6-4 win over Toledo, hitting a pair and driving in three runs during a 4-for-5 effort. Ramirez, a non-drafted free-agent acquisition from the Dominican Republic in 2009, entered Tuesday batting .333 with three homers and 10 RBIs in 16 games.
(Bullet) Double-A Akron third baseman Giovanny Urshela was named Cleveland's minor league player of the week (April 14-20). A non-drafted free-agent acquisition from Colombia in 2008, Urshela, 22, hit .353 (6-for-17) with a homer, nine RBIs and a .950 OPS over the span. He entered Tuesday batting .293 with three homers and 12 RBIs in 16 games.
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- At 4.99, the Indians' starting rotation owned the third-highest ERA in the majors (second-highest in AL) through Monday.
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During last night's White Sox-Tigers game, Farmer and Darren Jackson laid into Valverde throughout the entire ninth inning.
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Criss replaced Daniel Radcliffe as J. Pierrepont Finch in January. It wasn't the first time that the "Glee" star stepped into Radcliffe's shoes, however. In 2009, he played Harry Potter in Team StarKid's (his production company) theatrical parody of the books, "A Very Potter Musical."
Back Stage caught up with Criss before the awards and talked about his turn on Broadway, his odd habit of following Radcliffe, and his future in show business.
How did it feel to return to musical theater in "How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying?"
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This paper studies the emergence of new countries as contributors to technology generation in the world economy and assesses the relationship between this and globalisation (through trade, inward FDI and international migration). It considers two measures of technology generation, viz. a country's share of licensing revenues and of foreign origin patenting in the US, thus covering different phases and aspects of technological catch-up across countries. The paper uses a novel index to track the influence of new countries as technology generators in these datasets and uses time series techniques to understand the causal relationship between globalisation and the emergence of new technology producers. Our findings suggest a role for increasing international direct investment as a factor causing the emergence of new countries with the higher level competitiveness associated with patenting, but not in the recent surge of new countries with the basic capabilities needed to become licensors in the world economy. However, an increase in the international spread of the subsidiary sources of the patenting activity of multinationals appears to follow periods when the world economy becomes less open to trade.
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