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A computer programming language using human language syntax
for human-to-human and human-to-computer communication
with high precision, supporting many languages.
Currently has alpha prototype support for analytic versions of the UN languages English, Mandarin Chinese, Spanish, Arabic, Russian and French as well as a bunch of others in addition to the core mwak language.
The alpha IDE is at
(wait for it to finish loading before clicking "translate")
Since it is early prototype, it's not easy to use,
If you are interested, join the mailing list.
latest code is in the git repository.
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I have been creating art for over 30 years and have always found my inspiration in the spiritual, mystical, metaphysical and psychological aspects of life. Lately, I have also been exploring how art and physics intersect, especially within the theory that all matter is composed of energy. Abstraction is my format of choice, whether it be to create works on paper, paintings, or 3-D mixed media works. I use a variety of mediums including mixed drawing materials, watercolor & enamel paints, poured acrylic paint, oil sticks, oil pastels, wood & fiber and, currently, encaustic (hot beeswax & pigments).
My education includes a BFA from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and an MFA from Clemson University's College of Art & Architecture. My artwork is in private and public collections on both the East and West coast. I have taught art courses at the college level for over 30 years and have experience working within a college art museum environment as well. Currently, I am the Gallery Curator at Western New England University and teach several art courses there as well.
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Aizawl, Dec 5: The PRISM (People's Right To Information and Development Implementing Society of Mizoram) submitted an FIR to the state Anti-Corruption Branch (ACB) for the twelfth time against the alleged misappropriation of funds under the North Eastern Council (NEC)-funded Maintenance of Completed Roads Scheme for Kawrthah and neighbouring villages.
PRISM president Vanlalruata said here today, ''The NEC had sanctioned Rs 140 lakh, Rs 200 lakh and Rs 50 lakh in 2003-04, 2004-05 and 2005-06 respectively, amounting to Rs 390 lakhs.
However, the state PWD maintained that it had received Rs 45.99 lakh, Rs 45 lakh, Rs 181.60 lakh and Rs 39 lakh in 2002-03, 2003-04, 2004-05 and 2006-07 respectively, totalling Rs 311.59 lakh.'' The difference, Rs 78.41 lakhs, between the sanctioned amount and expenditure amount indicated gross misutilisation of public funds, the PRISM alleged in its FIR.
''This is our twelfth FIR to the ACB. But as far as misutilisation of public money is concerned, it is only the tip of the iceberg. We are going to probe the root of the misappropriation,'' the PRISM president added.
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Hello everyone! Hope you are having a lovely weekend. A long time has passed since I last posted. Primary, this is because I have been busy adjusting to my new job and new apartment. Yes! I am excited to say that I have a place of my own. However, I am ready to get back into blogging as I miss reading the insights everyone has to offer and look forward to sharing with you some of my own.
I recently treated myself to two Coach Small Wristlets when I saw a 50% off clearance on the coachfactory.com website. The wristlets were originally $68.00, but after the discount, came to $34.00 each. The wristlets appealed to me because they are the perfect size to fit the items I typically carry around with me (a.k.a. cash, transit pass, cards.)
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Jon Mittelhauser
Jon E. Mittelhauser (born May 1970) is considered a founding father of the web browser.[1]
In 1993, as a graduate student at the University of Illinois, he co-wrote NCSA Mosaic for Windows with fellow student Chris Wilson while working at the National Center for Supercomputing Applications (NCSA).[2] Mittelhauser was part of the original team of 5 programmers of Mosaic which included: Marc Andreessen (Unix version), Eric Bina (Unix version), Aleks Totic (Mac version) and Chris Wilson (Windows version). The MS Windows version which Mittelhauser and Wilson wrote was the first browser with over a million downloads and is often pointed to as the first widely used web browser.
Mittelhauser attended the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign where he joined the Alpha Sigma Phi fraternity and graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Science in 1992 and a master's degree in 1994.[3]
In May 1994, Mittelhauser left the University of Illinois and was one of the founders of Netscape Communications Corporation.
Mittelhauser is married with two daughters.
- Jon was one of the founders of Netscape Communications Corporation. In addition to various engineering and engineering management positions, he was also the first marketing product manager for Netscape Navigator.[4]
- Mittelhauser opened "The Basin" restaurant in Saratoga with fellow Netscape-er Bill Foss in 1999.[5]
- After Netscape, Mittelhauser was Director of Engineering for Geocast Network Systems, a high profile start-up funded by Mayfield Fund, Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers, and Institutional Venture Partners[6]
- Jon lead the software organization at OnLive, Inc. and managed their successful launch in 2010. He left at the end of 2010 as VP of Engineering and joined their Technical Advisory Board so he was free to pursue other ventures.
- Jon was hired as the Vice President of Engineering for Nebula, Inc. on 5/1/2012.[7]
- Jon accepted the position of Chief Executive Officer of CloudBolt Software,[8] a leading provider of next generation IT cloud management solutions, on 12/1/2014.[9]
- Jon is on the board of directors of the national Prevent Cancer Foundation.[10]
- Jon is on the advisory council for the "Bad Beat on Cancer" initiative.[11]
Other Interests[edit]
- Mittelhauser has taken possession of a Tesla Roadster (2008) from Tesla Motors. It is a battery electric sports car with a 200-mile range. He was among the first owners. His wife was one of the first to be pulled over by the police in one.[12]
- Mittelhauser is a member of the infamous Tiltboys (a group of poker playing buddies whose exploits have been featured in the New York Times, Smithsonian Magazine, etc.) which also includes professional poker players Phil Gordon, Rafe Furst, and Perry Friedman.[13]
- Jon did an AMA on Reddit in 2011 which presented a lot of interesting insights[3]
- While at NCSA, Mittelhauser created the first ever NCAA pool online as a (free) demonstration site for the new web form functionality which the team had added to the various versions of Mosaic.[3]
- Mittelhauser is believed to be the first person to ever have a URL in his email signature.[3]
- Mittelhauser was the first person to ever see an image embedded within a web page. The NCSA team created the original specification for the IMG tag (much to many SGML purists horror) and the presence of Object Linking and Embedding in windows allowed that platform to support the new feature first. Prior to that time, images only existed on the web as files which were displayed in external applications.[3]
- Mittelhauser joined eta chapter of Alpha Sigma Phi at University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign in 1990.[3]
- ^ "Legacy: A brave new World Wide Web - CNET News". archive.is. Archived from the original on 13 July 2012.
- ^ Henrik Frystyk Nielsen (December 11, 1995). "People who have contributed to the World Wide Web project". w3.org.
- ^ a b c d e f "[IAmA] co-author of the first widely used Web browser, an early owner/evangelist/investor for Tesla Motors, and the guy who ran the launch of OnLive (a Reddit trifecta?) AMAA : IAmA". reddit.
- ^ http://www.linkedin.com/in/jonmittelhauser
- ^ "Archived copy". Archived from the original on 2011-07-18. Retrieved 2011-01-04.
- ^ "Company at a Glance: Geocast".
- ^ "Nebula Appoints Web Pioneer Jon Mittelhauser Vice President of Engineering - Business Wire". 1 May 2012.
- ^ "Cloud Management and Self-Service IT Software for Enterprises".
- ^ "CloudBolt Hires Web Pioneer Jon Mittelhauser as CEO". PRWeb. 8 December 2014.
- ^ "Board of Directors". Prevent Cancer Foundation.
- ^ "About". Prevent Cancer Foundation.
- ^ "Updates - Tesla Motors".
- ^ "Archived copy". Archived from the original on 2008-09-24. Retrieved 2008-08-15.


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I wouldn't say they are Christian! I can only think of one book with a religious slant and it was obvious. The book was called "Clown of God"! I think it was a Catholic leaning. I simply explained a cathedral to the kids. Most of the books were cultural or historical. In one it does mention her dad wrapping her up in a burlap sack and placing her in a wagon to go to church as she didn't have a coat. It helped explain the significance of the fabric.
I'd look at the book lists and look over some of the books at the library. I've found that the majority of "Christian" homeschooling materials have nothing religious in them! I find a lot of religion forced into a curriculum to be mildly offensive. That said I use a lot of Christian materials. My favorites are Amish/Mennonite! They contain no religion, but good old fashioned farming community. My kids loved their readers as they are about life on a farm. For kids in the suburbs, they were thrilled!
I'm typically pretty cynical with what is considered Christian. I don't like what feels like far fetched religion forced on my kids. Which is funny seeing how I use a very Christian curriculum now for my oldest kids, but we use it our way and tweak when I feel its going too far.
We are LDS and religious in a way that's different than a lot of other main stream Christians. I find a lot of religious materials to cheapen our beliefs by making religious themes too commonplace or stretching the theme to the vpoint where it feels meaningless. I'm not describing myself well at all right now. I like my religious instruction to come straight from scripture vs. Interpretation by a curriculum committee. I think in the end, my choices would probably be similar to a non Christian or an Atheist that is open to exposing their children to a wide view of culture. My dad is an Atheist and if he was in my home, I'd have no problem with having him read any of our FIAR books. He is open to cultures, but doesn't believe in any higher deity. In our home I like to expose my children to different religions and cultures. FIAR was great at exposing snippets of culture from a child's view in a different culture.
I'd look into it yourself and see if you can tweak it for your needs. I honestly think it would fit your family, but only you would know for sure. For my kids younger yrs I was very anti Christian curriculum. I felt that FIAR was very secular without the bible supplement that I didn't buy. I am also fascinated with world cultures and religions, so take that into consideration.
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2012 Official Hall of Fame Ballot – Baseball-Reference.com
Posted by admin on December 20, 2011
2012 Official Hall of Fame Ballot w/ player stats
A rundown of everyone on the ballot for this year's election.
36 Responses to "2012 Official Hall of Fame Ballot – Baseball-Reference.com"
Brian Says:
I'd vote for five guys on this year's ballot:
Really wish I could vote for McGwire but I just can't. I realize that the Bagwell vote is one that people would probably complain about but I think he was clean. I sure hope he was anyway.
David Says:
I'm with you on Bagwell. He should have gotten in last years. I'd also vote for Larkin, Jack Morris and Edgar Martinez.
Tim Says:
I would vote for Larkin, Bagwell and Walker. From 1997-2002 Walker hit .353 with a .648 Slugging %. Colorado or not those are amazing numbers!
David Says:
If you would vote for Walker then you should also take a look at Edgar Martinez's numbers. They are pretty similar.
Jonathan Goldstein Says:
My picks are Bagwell, Larkin, Mattingly, Raines, and Trammell. But Walker and Martinez are worthy, too.
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Tim Says:
I like Martinez - a Yankee killer - but Larry Walker was a great right fielder with a cannon right arm. (batted left). Thanks for the commercial message Tank.
Hartvig Says:
There's no one who's been mentioned that I would have any problem with their getting in. My vote would be Larkin, Trammell, Raines, Bagwell, Martinez & maybe Walker- I go back and forth on him about every time I think about it.
I probably wouldn't vote for Donny Ballgame but a part of me would love to see him in the HOF
Matt Says:
I'd vote for Bagwell, McGwire, Walker and Larkin. Steroids and Colorado air aside, I think Larry Walker's and Mark McGwire's numbers were far too impressive to keep them out the Hall. Larkin was the 6th best hitting SS that I've ever seen play (since '84). I wouldn't vote for Edgar Martinez simply based on the fact that he was mainly a DH over his 18 year career. He only played in 561 games as a position player.
pete Says:
So many good candidates, maybe because of PEDs. I don't know. I think Morris deserves to get in, because he led the majors in wins for a decade. I know that wins can be shaky, as can losses, but in that era it means you kept your team in the game. He pitched many innings and was always a leader and tough.
StephenH Says:
I can't understand how Alomar skates in and Larkin doesn't get in. He would be the first name on my ballot. Followed by: Bagwell, Martinez, Trammel, McGriff, Raines, Morris and new for this year, Bernie Williams. I place great stock in the Ringo Starr theory, contributions to a winning team are very important. I also don't put much stock in the DWar numbers. I should also add this first ballot stuff is outdated.
mosc Says:
I don't understand Bagwell and Walker getting attention when Palmero gets none. I mean, you either care or you don't. Palmero violated no rule in baseball during those years and I can't fault any player for doing what he can to help his team win. The rules were the problem, not the players. Change the rules and the players will follow, as they for the vast majority have. Also, Palmero had a great career before steroids took over. He wouldn't have reached the milestones he did, but he was still a productive player. He wasn't that slow and had a pretty decent glove and it's not like all his power arrived out of nowhere in 1999 when he went to Texas, the guy had already hit 37 or more home runs in 5 of the last 6 years (only shortened 1994 season was missed). Yeah, he hit 40 for the first time at age 33 and then did it 3 more times but his power surge really came at age 28 when he hit 37. That's not that unusual. The guy was consistent at an all star level for more than a decade. He also walked more than he struck out which is always something I like to see from a hall of famer. That's not to say I don't mentally correct a player a little bit for what I think he did, just like I mentally correct a player based on position and era. I just think he makes it IN SPITE. I don't like the idea of making him the martyr for too many people's mistakes that weren't just his.
I'm not a believer in Trammel, and there are too many candidates. I don't know how he racked up so much WAR with that average a bat. He put up those numbers in the late 80s and 90s, that was an offensive era. I just don't see his bat as exceptional. He's like a Cal Ripken without the record level player, and that's probably being unfair to Cal on the defensive side. Too many great shortstops, too little room.
And why all the Larry Walker love? I thought he had more suspicion on him than Bagwell AND had Coors field AND only managed a few healthy seasons with HOF numbers. Yes, his peak was stratospheric but this is the steriod era we're talking about. You take off some of those 154 coors field home runs (and some of the walks from people being careful IN coors field against him) and his numbers are not great. Career wise, it's really poor. Though I'll say he deserves more credit defensively than he gets but I can't imagine a RF getting in on defense. Especially one that couldn't stay healthy.
Jack Morris minus 1991 WS wouldn't have gotten 5% of the vote his first year. Give it up. Did he pitch well in big games? No, he generally pitched mediocre. His post season ERA is terrible. His WS ERA isn't even that good because of the 1992 encore flop everyone forgets about. Good thing those bluejays could hit...
Mattingly is a homer pick. His career was too short and injury filled. You can love the guy without saying he reached even a fraction of what could have been you know. Heros are not always the most successful people. You know he'll get in as a player/manager in another 20 or so years anyway so let it go. I actually think Bernie's got a better case. He could take a walk and steal a base and contributed to championship baseball teams in the post season. Bernie's 22 post season HR's (6 in '96) sure stick out in my memory. Do only post season PITCHING performances get any HOF credit?
Tim Raines (it's offensive he's not in already, really)
Rafael Palmeiro
Jeff Bagwell
Barry Larkin (better arm than Trammel, DWAR be damned).
Fred McGriff
Bernie Williams (There are lots of guys I would vote for on their first year just to give them some love, Bernie certainly qualifies).
No McGuire. See, I do take some steroids into account ;) He's a far better Martyr than Palmero too.
Dan Says:
Martinez wouldn't get my vote. For much of his career, he was half of a player. That's the problem with DHs. Rest of the team takes the field, they sit in the dugout chomping on sunflower seeds and picking their nose, only getting up to swing the bat a few times. Don't tucker yourselves out, boys.
Blake Walker Says:
By the numbers? Larkin (minimally), Bagwell, Martinez and Palmeiro ...I don't know what to do about the issue of steroids. Or relief pitchers ,,,
The HOF is for the very, very best and you can be really good and come up short. No slap against anyone not to make it.
The only two without question are Larkin and Bagwell.
Ian Says:
Radke is really underrated. Don't think he's a HOFer but 41 WAR in only 12 years is pretty darn good.
Ian Says:
Here's my problem with Raines. Take away his 5 yr peak (83-87, four top 10 WAR seasons, one top 5) and you have 17 partial seasons with a 33.9 rWAR. True, some of those seasons were really, really partial but others weren't. He missed a lot of games - avg 100 games season after he left Montreal. For all the talk about his OBP, he only finished in the top 10 one time after his 5 yr peak. If he was a full time player, I think it's fair to say his rate stats would've fallen. And he was 120th in fWAR after he left Montreal. Those seasons should count, too. Guys like Tony Oliva and Kieth Hernandez had better and longer peaks and aren't in.
Eddy Says:
"Martinez wouldn't get my vote. For much of his career, he was half of a player. That's the problem with DHs. Rest of the team takes the field, they sit in the dugout chomping on sunflower seeds and picking their nose, only getting up to swing the bat a few times. Don't tucker yourselves out, boys."
But when he did get up he hit better than 99% of guys playing at that time. I'd rather a bad defender sit in the dug out than play 1B terribly. Plus if you can hit that well you don't have to much else to be a great player.
Dan Says:
"But when he did get up he hit better than 99% of guys playing at that time. I'd rather a bad defender sit in the dug out than play 1B terribly. Plus if you can hit that well you don't have to much else to be a great player."
99% is a bit of a stretch. But if all you do is hit, you're a softball player. By eliminating even the need to play the field, you eliminate a big part of what defines a baseball player. I mean, forget a five-tool player, in the AL you just need to be a four-tooler, maybe only three. A DH is nothing more than a PH who starts and "plays" the entire game. You want to have them in the Hall, let's have an exhibit honoring the best DHs. But as a pure player? No.
Matt Says:
WAR is a cockamamie statistic. Offensive numbers should be judged only by OPS+, AVG and stolen bases.
Joe Says:
All are great players. We have enough HOF's at each position to judge each entry without the emotional baggage of sportswriters.The DH is a position and needs to be recognized,i.e.H.Baines and Edgar Martinez.Joe Torre's numbers are greater than 9 HOF catchers and needs to be installed.Those players eligible whom do not match current HOF's can be pooled for sportswriters to vote on as in old timemers committee.SABR and WAR are good in a advisory capacity only.Time honored measurements of players production is accountable w/o the blah,blah.
Phil Haberkorn in Indiana Says:
They should make the ballot a simple "yes" or "no" proposition on the question of whether the voter thinks a player should be inducted into the HOF. Vote for as many players as you think should be in the HOF.
As the rules stand now, the numbers work against players who carry over from one year to the next when they fall short of the 75% minimum vote.
As it is now, the voter is limited to 10.
When a group of three or four "sure-fire HOFers" appears on the ballot for the first time, that's three or four votes taken away from players who got votes the year before.
The BBWAA system says you might almost be a HOFer one year, but the next year you're not quite that good because there's a new guy on the ballot who's getting your vote now. As Reds broadcaster Marty Brennaman said on a recent radio talk show, "it's just a mess over there" in regars to HOF voting procedures.
What MLB needs is a Commissioner who calls up the HOF and tells them that MLB will no longer recognize their entity as the game's official historical archive, stops sending them memorabilia to put on display, and announces the establishment of the MLB Hall of Fame. All players enshrined in the facility at Cooperstown will be "grandfathered in," but from this point on, the baseball writers don't control any aspect of it.
Maybe that would get the baseball writers' attention and they would finally recognize that the game and its history doesn't belong to them.
Biff Says:
"99% is a bit of a stretch. But if all you do is hit, you're a softball player. By eliminating even the need to play the field, you eliminate a big part of what defines a baseball player."
This is why I've always said there's 2 leagues in MLB; The National League and the Softball League (since a minimum 10 players are deemed necessary to play a minimum 9 player game).
That said, I can't fault Edgar Martinez for not only playing a position that has been created by MLB, but also dominating it in doing so. MLB had to expect that a dominant DH would happen someday, so to me DHs would be no different than closers inducted in. I think he's an easy choice for induction given the circumstances, especially if the voters are going to police his PED peers out. All assuming Edgar's clean of course.
Dan Says:
The problem, Biff, is that it's impossible to really know how well he played relative to other players - unless they "played" exactly the same position of DH. That's why a wing/exhibit dedicated to the best DHs of all time makes a lot more sense.
Just because a DH has an OPS+ of 140 and a non-DH has an OPS+ of 120 doesn't mean the former is 20% better than the latter. The latter had to do a lot more, had to participate much more often, had far more opportunities to screw up.
It reminds me of old Wiffleball days, when you'd have a steady pitcher (for lack of players).
Phil Haberkorn in Indiana Says:
Dan #23: Wiffleball??? What???????????
A special wing at the HOF for DH's? I address that below in regards to Edgar Martinez....
Mosc #12: I consider playoff and World Series performance, but I do not let it be a deciding factor in regards to HOF. Jack Morris on that basis is to me a borderline case, and I put a little extra weight on how consistent he was through his career, not how well he did in post-season. This is why Mariano Rivera doing so well in post-season doesn't carry as much weight with me as it does with many others. Would his team have even made it to post-season without him in the first place, now there's the rub.
As for voting for Bernie Williams his first year "just to give him some love," you just illustrate my point about the problem with voting procedures. Is the guy a HOF'er, yes or no, never mind about "giving him some love." Lots of sportswriters gave Ron Santo a lot of hate over the years, and didn't vote for him.
Joe #20: in regards to "we have enough HOF'ers at each position to judge each entry," what is "enough"? The HOF isn't about judging each entry against the guys who are already in the Hall, it's about whether a particular player is worthy of the HOF, and the only fair way to judge him is against his peers during his era. Case in point, Ron Santo, who certainly would have topped 400 career HRs and maybe approached 500 if he hadn't played during the "Age of the Pitcher," when every hitter's performance declined. If his career had begun ten years earlier, Ronnie would have made it in on the first ballot and never would have had votes taken away from him by Schmidt, Brett, and Boggs. So do we have "enough" third basemen, now that Ronnie's in ? ? ?
Edgar Martinez and all other DH's must be considered for HOF on the same basis as relief pitchers. Theirs is a specialty job, they are not expected to play fulltime the enter game, and as the views on relievers changed and evolved since the Hoyt Wilhelm and Rollie Fingers days, the same approach must be taken to DH's. They didn't write the rules, they played the game the way their manager decided to use them. Was Edgard Martinez a dominant DH, did he set standards that others are trying to match? As more and more career DH's play and retire without spending hardly a day on defense, their HOF status will have to be considered on the same plane as Closers.
Dan Says:
Phil #24 - I'm not sure if don't know what Wiffleball is or if you're just aghast at the comparison. A steady pitcher in Wiffleball serves the same purpose as a DH in baseball, i.e., one task. He doesn't bat. He pitches for both teams.
I don't buy the comparison between a DH and a reliever, because the reliever CAN bat - and some do. The DH never does. If we presume that the three major components of a game are hitting, fielding, and pitching, the reliever does at least two of those right off the bat and can be used to do the third. The DH will do one of them consistently, one of them seldomly (i.e., not really as a DH), and the third never.
Phil Haberkorn in Indiana Says:
Dan #15:
I'm well aware of what Wiffleball is. Played it hundreds of times since I was a kid. Never heard of any rule that says the pitcher doesn't bat and throws for both teams. In our neighborhood, Rick Stiver mastered the Wifflecurve, which is why he was a starter and not a "closer." Letting him pitch for both teams only would have resulted in a multitude of double no-hitters, and what's the point of even playing the game then?
You really do need to buy into the comparison of a DH and a Closer, because they are both specialists and that's the direction the Hall of Fame is going because that's where the game itself is going. A "special wing" at the HOF for DH's is nonsense. DH's should not get the same consideration as the Negro Leagues players?
So the DH never pitches, but a Closer sometimes will get a time at bat. So freakin' what??? This happened ALL THE TIME with guys like Elroy Face, Lindy McDaniel, Phil Regan and Bruce Sutter and Lee Smith and others, before the era of the One-Inning Closer came around. It's their records that these modern specialists are breaking, you know, the guys who are always being talked up as likely first-ballot HOF'ers, while by now the guys whose records are being wiped out are mostly off the ballot and forgotten. Back then you were a reliever because you couldn't go nine innings, and that was why you weren't even considered for the HOF. Nowadays you only need to go one inning at a time, frequently even less, to be considered effective, masterful, dominant, and a possible first-ballot HOF'er, even though the basic reason you're in the bullpen is still because you can't last nine innings.
The reliever coming to bat in a tied or close game only means the manager is giving up an out because there's nobody better to come out of the bullpen. The guy is in the game for his pitching, not his hitting OR his fielding. Keep in mind that managers make their decisions based on trying to win that particular game, not whether the pitcher ought to be in the HOF.
Relievers/Closers who get to bat occasionally are not a factor in our debate here, because their times at bat hardly ever have anything to do with the outcome of the game. If the three major components of the game were hitting, fielding, and pitching, as you say, it seems to me that this REQUIRES that you compare DHs and Relievers because no single player in baseball history except Babe Ruth ever did all three on a regular basis, and in his case it only lasted a few years until they realized his hitting can win the game every day, instead of pitching only ever fourth day. Occasionally you get a good-hitting pitcher, but that only helps him stay in the game in the middle or late innings if the opponent has the lead and the manager is banking on his offense putting up a rally. And that only applies to the National League, good-hitting pitchers don't even exist any more in the American League, so their occasional plate appearances aren't even a blip on our radar here.
Mariano Rivera, a specialist, will go into the Hall of Fame because he was dominant at his specialty, Relief/Closer, which is now a basic element of managerial strategy. It's a roster spot the general manager has to fill if he wants the team to be competitive. Rivera won't be judged relative to all other pitchers, including starters, he will go into the HOF specifically BECAUSE he was a closer.
Edgar Martinez is likewise a specialist, Designated Hitter which is now a basic element of managerial strategy. It's a roster spot the general manager has to fill if he wants the team to be competitive. A player who excels at DH deserves consideration on the same basis as relief/closers, and we need to ignore considerations of how he played relative to other players who were not DHs just as we ignore starters when we consider Rivera and other closers for the HOF.
Besides, in the hitting-pitching-fielding spectrum of relative importance that you suggest, baserunning is actually far more important than fielding because good baserunning creates and forces fielding mistakes, and if your DH is a lousy fielder but is a good baserunner he can impact the opponent's fielding and help offset his own defensive liabilities - which don't even come into play as long as he doesn't play defense. For decades pitchers have commonly been used as pinch-runners, because the managers knew their legs were probably in better shape than most of the position players until we entered the era of year-round conditioning.
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This may surprise you, #26, but not all Wiffleball games are played by official rules. I'm not trying to assert that the official league has such a rule.
You know, a lot of this simply boils down to what you consider a baseball player to be. To me, it's someone who plays in the field and who bats. If there were a specific position that did not bat, I couldn't really consider such a player to be a baseball player. Imagine if every roster had a Herb Washington. Would the best Herb Washingtons be worthy of the Hall of Fame? Probably not. They just can't be as involved as the other players.
This argument isn't one either of us will "win" - so we should probably leave it as it is. Edgar Martinez was a terrific hitter. I think that he played longer and put up better numbers because he didn't have to do what many other players had to do. Wear and tear didn't enter into the equation to the degree it did for others in his era. Somewhere, someone out there is developing a metric by which we can truly measure DHs. That is, you take their offensive stats and adjust them for the DH. Are they then still well ahead of others in their era? Then that's good enough for me. (For example, if Martinez had an OPS+ of 130 over a five year period, after adjusting for DH it sunk to 110, then he becomes merely a really good player instead of a great one over that particular timespan.)
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"Just because a DH has an OPS+ of 140 and a non-DH has an OPS+ of 120 doesn't mean the former is 20% better than the latter. The latter had to do a lot more, had to participate much more often, had far more opportunities to screw up."
Dan, I hate the DH rule. Really hate it. However, I will flip the other side of that coin. The non-DH does have more opportunities to screw up, but you could say that the DH has less opportunity to succeed. If a DH ends up in a bad slump, there's no way for him to make up ground in the field (no pun intended) unlike the position player. When you consider the DH's value to a team, one could argue that a even a good (let alone great) DH has been more difficult for GMs to secure than certain position players.
Since the DH is a full time position, I think it's kind of tough to compare it to a Herb Washington (a poor man's Matt Alexander) scenario. I do agree with you that it depends on what one considers a baseball player to be, but I think that a dominant DH contributes greatly to a team's success to be considered worthy for the hall, rule be damned.
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Well, no argument here, Biff, but I think that no matter how greatly he contributes, it's still only half of the puzzle.
I guess what I'm getting at is that if you're contributing only offensively, you have to be way, way better than anyone else in terms of offense. You want DHs in the Hall? Okay. But they, like relievers, should be extremely elite, more so than players who were asked to do more in the first place.
With closers, you measure the closer against other closers, particularly those in his own era (which is why Sutter is in - he was dominant but would be middling if he played today, maybe). Mariano Rivera is the most dominant closer of all time, bar none, and will be a first-ballot HoFer. His talent and results transcend eras.
But with DHs, you compare them not only with other DHs but with other hitters. There are no DH-centric stats, for example. So personally, I would think a DH would be worthy of Hall status if he was much better than other hitters in his era (say, again, 140 OPS+ rather than 120 OPS+), because he would have had to face less adversity (fewer opportunities for injuries).
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Interestng debate.....
I would vote for Raines, Bagwell and Martinez on the 2012 ballot.
The DH rule is part of baseball.....In 2009, Hideki Matsui won the WS MVP because in three games as a DH, he lit up Phillies pitchers.
Ast the beginning of his his career with the Yankees, Matsui played EVERY day for more then three years and continued a consectuve games streak that had originated with the Yomiuri Giants
Are we going to say that Matsi was a player in Japan and for the first few years as a Yankee, but after he was switched to the DH role,,,,he was no longer a player?
No............ what we can say is that because of his legs, he could not play an in the field posiiton, anymore but he still was a dangeros and productive hitter, and hitting is oNE of the things a baseball player does.
Mist prfoessional sports have players on their rosters who do something very well and those players are used to maximize whatever the rule is.....ie the strategy
3 point shooters in the NBA
Sixth men in trhe NBA
soccer style place kickers in American football
penalty killers in ice hockey
DH s in American League baseball.
As an example KC Jones, a former NBA Boston Celtics guard and coach was elected to the Basketball Hall of Fame. I think his career PPG average was 5.2, but he played such great defese that he was inducted
All of these specialists are PLAYERS.
Edgar Martinez was a GREAT baseball hitter.....playing an on the field posiiton or not playing...... a great hitter still has to have plate discipline, see the ball and hit it..nMartinez had an exceptionally high OBP, and hit for average and power.
Being on the bench eating sunflower seeds has NOTHING to do with great hititng, but studying video, watching pirchers for tells, and seeing and getting good pitches to drive...
has EVERYTHING to do with great hitting . and Martinez did those things.
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Happy holidays all.
In my humble opinion Lee Smith, Jeff Bagwell, Mark McGwire and Rafael Palmeiro are all Hall of Famers. The phrase "all-time great" doesn't pop into my mind when i hear the rest of the names. That said i wouldn't have a problem if Barry Larkin and/or Jack Morris got in.
Lets remember that players of ALL generations used whatever they could to get an edge.
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My votes go to the following:
Alan Trammel - premium position, well above average productivity, gold gloves, outstanding playoffs and World Series
Barry Larkin - IMO this is a no brainer
Jack Morris - 250 wins, big game pitcher, 2 outstanding playoffs and World Series
Tim Raines - Dynamic player, outstanding speed, OBP and OPS compare very favorably with Tony Gwynn
Jeff Bagwell - I don't want to see any steroid users in the HOF. Statistically, Bagwell belongs in the HOF. I am not aware of him being a user.
Edgar Martinez - Outstanding hitter. I don't care that he only played the field in about 600 games. He is one of the best hitters I have ever seen.
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One more.
Larry Walker belongs in the HOF. You could give him the Coors Field asterisk, but statistically this guys is a HOFer.
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Going off the ballot, I like the following players:
Joe Carter - best World Series HR of my generation, 396 career HRs, and ten 100 RBI seasons
Dick Allen - troubled player, outstanding hitter, ROY, MVP, 4 time league leader in OPS
Thurmon Munson - I am a huge Sox fan, but I think it is a travesty that Munson is not in the HOF. He was a complete catcher. Multiple gold gloves, ROY, MVP. Career was cut short, but the guy belongs in the HOF.
gringoculto Says:
Im sorry, but ive got to respecfully diagree.
Carter never progressed as a hittler, in fact he declined. His OBPs were poor, his walk to K ratio was poor....yes he hit 396 HRs and one historic WS home run, but he was never a complete hitter.
There was a very long thread about Dick Allen and the HOF some ime ago...Yes, he had iSSUES, and maybe they prevented him from played all the time.. And at times he was a great hitter, but the HOF?
Thurman Munson had started to decline hsi last two years .and its a tragedy that he died so young. If he had been THAT great, the writers would have had a special election. But Thurman Munson wasn t Lou Gehrig or Roberto Clemente...and there wasnt a special election. He got 15% his first year on the HOF ballot. which I thought was appropriate and never approached that again.
He also wasn t Johnny Bench or Gary Carter or Ivan Rodriguez. He was for about 8 years a very durable, very good hitting catcher, and a terrific competitor


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BOSTON, MA – Researchers at Brigham and Women's Hospital found that consumption of two or more servings of fish per week was associated with a lower risk of hearing loss in women. Findings of the new study Fish and Fatty Acid Consumption and Hearing Loss study led by Sharon G. Curhan, MD, BWH Channing Division of Network Medicine, are published online on September 10 in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition (AJCN).
Although evidence suggests higher intake of fish and long-chain omega-3 polyunsaturated fatty acids (PUFA) may be associated with lower risk of hearing loss, prospective information is limited. This prospective study examined over time the independent associations between consumption of total and specific types of fish, long-chain omega-3 PUFA, and self-reported hearing loss in women.
Data were from the Nurses' Health Study II, a prospective cohort study. In the study, 65,215 women were followed from 1991 to 2009. After 1,038,093 person-years of follow-up, 11,606 cases of incident hearing loss were reported. In comparison with women who rarely consumed fish, women who consumed two or more servings of fish per week had a 20 percent lower risk of hearing loss. When examined individually, higher consumption of each specific fish type was inversely associated with risk. Higher intake of long-chain omega-3PUFA was also inversely associated with risk of hearing loss.
"Consumption of any type of fish (tuna, dark fish, light fish, or shellfish) tended to be associated with lower risk. These findings suggest that diet may be important in the prevention of acquired hearing loss," stated Curhan.
The research was supported by grants DC010811 and UM1CA176726 from the National Institutes of Health and from Vanderbilt University School of Medicine.
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|2,050 sq. ft.
|Property type
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|1 - 7 nights
Situated on Abbeville Court, this 2005 constructed home has 4 BEDROOMS, 3 FULL BATHROOMS and is located on a water way just a 10 minute walk to the free beach access. You can take a leisurely walk or use the 6 bikes to ride to the beach or a morning jog - stop for coffee or a drink at the cafes or restaurants along the way or pop into a movie at the near by theater. This home is located in a very convenient area and a nice quiet neighborhood. Enjoy your favorite libation while watching the spectacular sunsets on the beach at the many beach bars or restaurants.
Our home can offer you and your family:
* Four bedrooms - master has a king bed - the second bedroom has a queen bed - the third bedroom has two twins - the fourth bedroom has two twin beds.
* A fully stocked kitchen - if you so desire to cook!
* A great 88 DEGREE HEATED POOL and wonderful six-person HOT TUB, COMPLETE WITH A FOOT MASSAGE
* Bikes, golf clubs, kids equipment and toys, and much more.
* Most of all - a fun and relaxing time!
Keywords: house,home,vacation,pool,spa,waterfront
Bill and Sandy AND Tom and Nancy are home owners in Florida and Wisconsin. We love the warm weather and boating and you will to!!. We live on Marco Island and are not long distance property managers. We have managed hotels and rental property and maintain our vacation home so it is relaxing and comfortable for you.
Bill and Sandy Griesemer purchased this house in 2004
We chose to live on Marco Island for the quality of everyday living. The house was built in 2005 and close to the beach and many activities.
We love that it is a short walk to the free beach access to watch the sunset or take an early morning walk.Also within a 10 minute walk are restaurants and shops. Our home is newer and has all the amenities that makes it a comfortable place to stay.
Briggs nature center 10 minutes away, Everglade Park 1 hour away, golf, and many other attractions.
Club Marco, appropriately named, exceeded all our expectations! We lacked for nothing. Bill was great, coming right over to help connecting us to the Internet. We would definitely return to this home in the future!
Our stay was enjoyable. The home was in great proximity to the beach, restaurants and shopping. The pool was perfect and the size of the home was adequate for our gathering.
The day we were to arrive, the owner called and informed us that he had the house on the market to sell and he had potential buyers who would like to look at the property. We accommodated his request but feel that if the house was to be shown, it should not be shown during the time renters are using the home.
We also feel a little TLC could make guests feel a bit more comfortable. Two cockroaches were found inside the home. We were going to inform the owner of this when the exterminator showed up to do routine treatment on the exterior of the home. We asked him to treat the inside as well. The vents on all the registers were very dirty and the windows could use a good cleaning. Otherwise, the linens were clean and the house was well stocked with beach towels, dishes, etc.
One of the amenities that attracted us to renting this property was the hot tub/spa. However, we found that it was not working when we arrived on Friday. We immediately called the landlord who said he would get his brother-in-law to check it out. After waiting most of the day on Saturday, it still was not in working order so we called again. The brother-in-law insisted that someone had been there, looked at it and said, "everything was fine." We explained that we were at the house all day but no one had been there. Monday morning, the pool company came and checked the hot tub. The technician said he would inform the owner the "board needed to be replaced." That was the last we saw of anyone to repair it.
First, we did not appreciate being lied to. Second, having paid full asking price for the rental, we would have expected everything to be in working order or addressed/fixed immediately.
The night prior to our departure, the owner called. We expressed our concerns to which he offered no response or compensation for our inconvenience. We have rented several properties in various locations and really liked this home. However, because of the aforementioned, we will seek another property when renting on Marco Island.
This is a lovely home and great place for a family vacation. The home is pretty well equipped with everything you will need. Owners are very nice and attentive to any concerns you may have. Marco Island is a beautiful peaceful place to vacation. I would definitely rent this house again if we return to Marco Island.
The house is very close to everything. Mini golf movies restaurants. We had 7 people very comfortable. The pool and hot tub very nice. Definitely need new pool cover. The plastic comes off in pool. A safety bar in tubs would be helpful for elderly. The steps into garage could also use a handrail. Everything else was great. Visit was too short.
This stay was just my wife and I so this property was more than we needed, but everything was great. Clean, well maintained and ready to use. 5 minute drive from grocery store and 10 minute walk to beach. Pool and hot tub were great, we cooked nearly every meal at home and used the pool everyday. Bill was attentive to any questions and provided great service. We will get back to Marco again and wouldn't hesitate to stay at this property - good value and comfortable! Thanks for sharing your home Bill and Sandy.
First of all, the house is beautiful! Also, it is huge; we were only 2 people, and we only used the main living areas and the master bedroom. It was completely worth having a big house, because it is also a very peaceful and quiet area. The pool and hot tub are amazing, and we had the best time just sitting outside and watching the fish jumping in the canal.
We really appreciated how easy it was to get to everything. On the days that we went to the beach, we walked each time. Thank you so much for having beach chairs and umbrellas available! Literally everything about our stay was fantastic. Thank you for sharing your home!
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Rates vary during Holidays weeks.
There is a $500.00 security deposit to be used if we receive a noise violation due to guests actions.
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As in America, every sport is statistic and thats how they think too. In Europe and other parts of the world, sports is about beauty, the idiomatic way of making runs and all that flair that justifies the 25 Pounds you fish to watch a cricket match.
Of course, every now and then a Michael Jordan is born and is admired across the globe and draws people to the sport who do not have interest in basketball. But then, they argue with Shaq's of this world who is effective, yes, but worth for the money, no. Good to watch on TV while playing poker. Does not excite you by his athleticism or skill.
So there was this guy, VInce Lombardi, he once said -
"Winning isn't everything, It's the only thing". I have since disagreed with his thought and today I found the word in Ed Smith's excellent Article on cricinfo
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Minnesota Twins
March 13, 2010 by Post Team
Minnesota Twins:It's a little hard to imagine that only a few seasons ago, the twins were a candidate for contraction. Now, in 2010 opened a new ballpark. Of course, abandoning the confines of the dome of Homer is one of the big questions facing this team, they feel like they're in limbo until they can get the autograph of catcher Joe Mauer on a contract extension Phat. Mauer have for this year and might have to make a serious run at a title to keep. Other random thoughts abut the Twins to include the size of its payroll, small market budget of my foot.
I can not believe they will play ball out of Minnesota in early April or late fall. I lie in Detroit, Michigan, and have been in my share of snow interrupted opening day here, I can not imagine not playing baseball, at first, further north. The Twins also have one of its main advantages, they knew how to play in the dome and hit very well there. I can not imagine the balls flying out of the new park in the cold air as they did in the dome.
While we wait for Mauer to re-up with this team, fans are more anxious Twins pitcher Francisco Liriano. Will you be back? Do they look like the pitcher he was in 2006? He put on a clinic in winter ball, but he was terrible last year and the twins may be required to be considered legitimate arm of the World Series.
The latest concern for fans is whether or not twins their bull pen is an elite unit? Closer Joe Nathan fought in late 2009, and its coming off-season surgery to remove bone chips from his elbow. Two other pitchers in the Twins' bullpen also recovering from offseason surgery. However, they do have late-season edition Jon Rauch for the entire 2010 campaign.
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Music is a very important part of our school. We have a specialist music teacher who teaches all the classes across the school.
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Mother Nature made her mark again this year and did so, unfortunately, in the most extreme ways: hellish heat, drought, superstorms and other wild weather events.
Hurricane Isaac
Hurricane Isaac made landfall on Aug. 28 near the mouth of the Mississippi River. (Mario Tama/Getty Images)
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The site is meant to parody the logic of those who are in favor of finding a way to legalize the status of millions of people who are currently illegal aliens.
The only weak part of the argument is actually the weak part of the legislation that has been wending its way through Congress: that tougher enforcement would come after the amnesty.
In both the case of amnesty for illegal aliens and the case of amnesty for tax cheats, the next logical step would be to change the system in such a way that people wouldn't be tempted to cheat. In the case of illegal immigration, the number of folks who are allowed in legally should rise sharply. Our country can easily assimilate many more people than it has been. The presence of the currently illegal population proves that.
In the case of tax cheats, the tax system as it currently stands should be abolished in favor of a system without loopholes, and with fewer taxes being taken in by a government that can confine itself to its proper role in society.
In the unlikely case that you read this, Glenn, I am a sick freak who gets it, and I've had a few chuckles over the forgivetaxcheats.com material. I just can't believe that you weren't already aware that the Libertarian Party has been pushing this line for years:
As an interim measure, all criminal and civil sanctions against tax evasion should be terminated immediately. In the current fiscal crisis of states and municipalities, default is preferable to raising taxes or perpetual refinancing of growing public debt.
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Regarding the closure and Pulte Homes' proposed development of The Lakes Golf Course, there is only one logical defense: Vote NO on any petition presented by Pulte Homes. If those of us living in the Ahwatukee Board of Management jurisdiction do not want an influx of new homes and the inevitable traffic, congestion, loss of open space and urban heat island effect that will ensue, we must not allow the protective CC&Rs to be changed, which is what Pulte needs to proceed. The company must have positive signatures from over half of the 5,100 homeowners in the ABM jurisdiction allowing these sensible Codes, Covenants and Restrictions to be changed.
Pulte currently is meeting with groups of homeowners and presenting a rosy picture of what their proposed development will bring. Even if you do not live on the course, or even very close to the course, rest assured that you WILL be affected negatively by 250 or more new homes being injected into a lovely, established neighborhood. Pulte proposes putting 2.5 single-family detached homes on each acre. Add in the necessary driveways, roads and other access that must be built, and you will have a crammed, crowded, overbuilt neighborhood that will devalue surrounding property
Please educate your neighbors and friends. Let them know what they stand to lose. Urge them to NOT sign the Pulte petition. Possibilities are being explored to return The Lakes to the beautiful course it once was. Tell Pulte NO, and give it some time.
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Alleluia, alleluia, alleluia
This is the Gospel of the poor,
Alleluia, alleluia, alleluia
2 Peter 1,2-7
Grace and peace be yours in abundance through the knowledge of our Lord. By his divine power, he has lavished on us all the things we need for life and for true devotion, through the knowledge of him who has called us by his own glory and goodness. Through these, the greatest and priceless promises have been lavished on us, that through them you should share the divine nature and escape the corruption rife in the world through disordered passion. With this in view, do your utmost to support your faith with goodness, goodness with understanding, understanding with self-control, self-control with perseverance, perseverance with devotion, devotion with kindness to the brothers, and kindness to the brothers with love.
Alleluia, alleluia, alleluia
The Son of Man came to serve,
Alleluia, alleluia, alleluia
The apostle Peter opens his second letter with solemnity and bestows a wish of "grace and peace," the gifts of salvation, on the Christians he writes to. Immediately he proposes again the centrality of faith in Jesus. Peter warns the believers to watch out for false teachers. The apostle suggests a kind of spiritual itinerary for the believer so that he or she may grow in the knowledge and love of Jesus. He warns that by faith, by following the Gospel, the entire life of the Christian develops, that is a life that has its summit in love, in the new commandment that Jesus entrusted to his disciples. Hence, Peter writes to the believers, "You must make every effort to support your faith with goodness, and goodness with knowledge, and knowledge with self-control, and self-control with endurance, and endurance with godliness, and godliness with mutual affection, and mutual affection with love." Christians, therefore, are disciples who grow through listening continually and attentively to the Gospel so as to become witnesses to God's borderless love amidst all people. The more we resemble God the more this likeness will compel us to live with the same love. True knowledge of Jesus leads to love and saves believers from blindness and myopia. By faithfully going along this spiritual journey as a disciple of JesusPeter writes"you will never stumble" (v. 10).
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Welcome to St. John's
Discover one of the oldest cities in North America.
Mile One Centre
50 New Gower St
St. John's, NL
Ph. (709) 758-1111
Mile One Centre is an indoor arena and entertainment venue located in downtown St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada. It is home to the St. John's IceCaps of the American Hockey League.
Getting to the show
City Wide Taxi is the exclusive provider of ground transportation services for the public at St. John's International Airport. Taxi cabs queue outside the Arrivals Area. The fare to Mile One Centre / Delta is $25.
To hire a taxi from another location call City Wide Taxi at 709 722-7777.
Car Rental
The airport has six car rental companies on-site. It's recommend that you contact the car rental companies directly in advance of your visit to ensure availability.
Directions by Car
If traveling towards St. John's on the TransCanada Highway, take exit 41A (Mount Pearl – Downtown St. John's) to Pitts Memorial Drive.
Continue on Pitts Memorial Drive. At the edge of downtown, the road will turn into New Gower St. Continue to the intersection of New Gower St. and Barters Hill where you will see Mile One Centre on the left side.
Public Transit
For information about public transit schedules visit Metrobus.com. If arriving St. John's International Airport, please note there is no public transit or shuttle service other than for specific hotels operating directly.
Daytime parking is available in public lots at 351 Water St and 330 Duckworth St (Metropark). After hours parking is available in the City Hall Parking Garage at 10 New Gower St. There is no on-site parking at Mile One Centre.
Where to Stay
Hampton Inn & Suites
Located just off the Trans Canada Highway, in the Stavanger Drive Shopping District, the Hampton Inn & Suites by Hilton St. John's Airport, is only five minutes from St. John's International Airport and 12 minutes from downtown St. John's and the waterfront.
HomePort Apartment Hotel
Fully-furnished suites offer the same amenities as a typical hotel room but so much more – a spacious living room, fully-equipped kitchen, dining area and separate bedrooms. Plus, enjoy the shuttle service right to the show.
Premiere Executive Suites
Premiere Suites offers four-star temporary residences that are far greater in size than a hotel room and are much less expensive. The ability to tailor your amenities, location and accommodations according to your own individual needs means a perfect fit, every time.
Delta St. John's
The Delta St. John's is located in the heart of downtown, just steps from the business and entertainment districts. It is connected by an overhead walkway to Mile One Centre and the St. John's Convention Centre.
While you're here
Signal Hill National Historic Site of Canada
St. John's most popular landmark, Signal Hill was the site of St. John's harbour defences from the 17th century to the Second World War and where Guglielmo Marconi received the world's first transatlantic wireless signal in 1901.
Cape Spear Lighthouse National Historic Site of Canada
On North America's easternmost point of land, historic Cape Spear Lighthouse, the oldest surviving lighthouse in Newfoundland and Labrador.
Johnson Geo Centre
The Johnson Geo Centre is a "Showcase of Earth & Space". Descend glass elevators and view the Planets of our Solar System. Visit fourteen unique attractions - including Oil & Gas and Titanic Exhibits. Marvel at the 550 year-old Great Rock Wall.
Quidi Vidi Brewing Company
Only a short drive from downtown St. John's, nestled away in the historic fishing village of Quidi Vidi. The brewery offers tours while visitors enjoy their award winning brands of beer.
Dee Jay Charters
Depart from Pier 7 St. John's Waterfront and out to Cape Spear, the most easterly point of land in North America. Watch for humpback whales in early summer and see majestic icebergs, many of them 10,000 to 15,000 years old.
Bally Haly Country Club
St. John's oldest and most prestigious golf course. Bally Haly offers an old Scottish Style course right in the heart of St. John's.
Stan Cook Sea Kayak Adventures
Paddle alongside whales, icebergs, dolphins and puffins. Experience entertaining coastal interpretive adventures that access sea caves, waterfalls and fishing villages.
Across the Tickle Tours
Join a a scenic tour along a section of the Killick Coast. Travel along Marine Drive to visit some of the local marine life and visit a very popular beach in Middle Cove.
Booking Your Travel
On a daily basis, St. John's International Airport has approximately 88 arriving and departing flights to and from 14 destinations in Canada, the US and Europe (on a seasonal basis), with connections to anywhere in the world. The Airport is served by seven major airlines: Air Canada, WestJet, Porter Airlines, United Airlines, Provincial Airlines, National Airlines, and Air Saint Pierre. In addition, Sunwing and Air Transat provide seasonal service to destinations within Canada and to the Caribbean.
St. John's International Airport is located in the capital city of St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador. The Airport is considered a "downtown" airport as it is situated just minutes from the downtown core.


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I think he gets a lot of e-mail regarding queries about functionality that already exists, therefore he's taken steps to make functionaltiy more accessible. Which hopefully will be a good thing as I think I don't use 80% of the features because I'm not sure if I need it or how it impacts.
...From what you told me, it is still the internal scheduler where SFFS must stay running, plus you cannot do anything within SFFS unless you stop the scheduler. (Worst config I've ever seen for a scheduler in an application!!)Or the "Extreme Sync" service. No comment on that. But no use of the Windows Task Scheduler in this version. Doesn't sound like much changed at all, except some GUI changes which just have you use more views to accomplish the same things....
I'm debating whether to pay for an upgrade to version 4. Anybody got any comments on their experience?
I am the developer of Superflexible. It is true that in the current version, it takes a bit of hand work to make it auto-start with Windows. This will be made much easier in version 4.0. I hereby promise a free 4.0 upgrade to anybody who reads this. Just send me an email when you need the updated registration code.
I email Tobias and explained that I haven't been using SFFS much because of the v3 interface and that I wanted to take him up on the offer cranioscopical quoted, and Tobias send me a v4 registration.Thank you Tobias.
Thanks for providing the link to the free upgrade post, Jim. I wasn't sure if I should post it or not, but was too shattered to go looking for it and actually make the decision (passed out after making the post for a blissful 9 hour sleep )!
Ken - of COURSE you're special enough for that kind of thing to happen to you!
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Puncak Erskine Apartment is located along Jalan Fettes, opposite to the Pepper Estate in Tanjung Tokong, Penang. Puncak Erskine is a freehold low-medium cost apartment consists of two blocks and has 1075 apartment units in total. The built-up size for each apartment unit approximately from 600 sq.ft. onwards.
The neighbourhood apartment block of Puncak Erskine Apartment are Kayangan Puri Mutiara (KPM).
Property Project : Puncak Erskine
Location : 88 Jalan Fettes, Tanjung Tokong, Penang
Property Type : Apartment
Tenure : Freehold
No. of Blocks : 2
Total Units : 1075
Built-up Area : from 600 sq.ft.
Puncak Erskine
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- January 23, 2016 at 11:53 PMpatrick
hi there i got few unit for sale
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- January 29, 2016 at 3:08 PMAnonymous
patrick, this low medium cost for subsale, no restriction ? ... anyone also can buy ?
- July 3, 2016 at 2:19 PMClifton Chee
Anyone of your unit for sales ?
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- December 5, 2016 at 4:58 PMAnthony
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- October 15, 2017 at 10:37 PMRobert Low
For Rent - RM600 per month
For Sale - RM155k
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Thanks ladies for your input. I am the same way Katie and sometimes my emotions have caused our what should have been a little disagreement into an argument lol.
DH could tell something was wrong and asked me what was worrying me. DH is not deployed at the moment, he is on a workup and his department isn't doing much on this one. When he was on the flight deck, I would not have said anything but given his rank and where he is working during this workup, there is no worry of him being side tracked and getting hurt.
Since he wanted to know what was wrong I told him that I hoped he didn't take it wrong but that I have some concerns. I was at the gym writing the email so it made me more nervous of his reactions (since I couldn't read, and re-read what I was writing) but I told him that regardless if I continue to EBF, I am not ready to leave Kara when we go places and that I hoped he wouldn't try to pressure me into leaving her. I told him that I'm not comfortable with MIL taking the boys out in public and/or driving them when we can't say for sure that she isn't taking anything. That he said a lot to her about everything but she said a lot of excuses to her taking the pill and did not say that it wouldn't happen again, that it never should have happened or even that she was sorry. He told me that he isn't over what she did and that he fully plans to take her to lunch while we are there and talk about everything and talk about our expectations of her since we'll be living so close (an hour away). He said that when they go out to eat that it will be fine because his dad will be going and he is the one that will be driving. He said that if there is somewhere that his dad doesn't want to go for some reason, then they wont be going. He doesn't think she has any pills there and that's why she took ours but I told him I'm not comfortable with that assumption and that she needs to know she lost some of our trust where the kids are involved and that there needs to be consequences for what she did. He agreed!
I think this was the straw that broke the camels back where his mom is concerned! He would never had said something before and hasn't said things in the past. He is finally standing up to his mother and I am so thankful for that.
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What if there was a place where passionate, talented, inspiring women could connect with other likeminded women? A place where women could support one another's ideas and talents? Enter GirlTalk: which is as much a movement as it is an event. Doesn't that sound amazing?!? Today Founder and Creator of GirlTalk Sarah Pendric is here to tell us more about her inspiring nonprofit organisation:
1. Sarah, can you tell us about GirlTalk?
I am so excited to talk to you girls as GirlTalk is all about women supporting and empowering each other. And congrats on all your success as well! GirlTalk is a platform and place that any woman could go to no matter what stage they are in their life. A place that we can all meet other likeminded women and have fun, be empowered, supported with positive vibes surrounding us! GirlTalk creates events that are not only beautiful and inspiring but that bring women together.
2. When you were starting GirlTalk, how did you overcome obstacles during the creative process?
I knew what I wanted GirlTalk to be. Some days it came so clear and then other days it was hard to focus on the creative process with everything else there was to do. Starting out so small as we all know is hard. But the ideas and passion I felt when going through the creative process just took over, and once I hit the ground running I haven't turned back! I think when you have an idea and you're working on something you are deeply passionate about that passion trumps any obstacles.
3. What inspired you to create such a fantastic idea? And, how did you turn your dream into a reality?
Women can be so hard on themselves and we all need a sisterhood. Think about how powerful just one women can be and then when you get us all together on the same team, that's when the real magic happens. My dream of creating a platform like this became real when I put together an event surrounded by women supporting each other and I saw how many women truly believed and wanted to be a part of this. That was amazing to see this sisterhood building and women from all over coming together!
4. Can you tell us what a typical GirlTalk LA event looks like? Anything new this year that may have not been a part of events in the past?
Our events will always be focused on women supporting women and giving back to the community. At GirlTalk LA events you are guaranteed to feel supported and inspired. We introduce our attendees to captivating speakers so they can learn their tips and tricks and we have fun! We have SO many new things coming up that I just cannot wait to share!
5. Who has been your all time inspiration?
Women are my inspiration. We are so powerful and some of us don't even know it or even worse don't believe it. That inspires me to help in anyway I can, to let every woman know how truly amazing and powerful she is in your own skin. I grew up around incredible women, my family and my childhood girlfriends are all very creative, strong and kind women. They all continue to inspire me everyday. And what is super exciting is two of these childhood friends are joining me as GirlTalk's women empowerment speakers for our Connect+Inspire event!
6. Any tips and tricks to women looking for inspiration and motivation to become an entrepreneur?
Most importantly, DO YOU but always be kind. Don't let anyone's opinion stop you from trying or going for what you want. It's also so important not to take anything personal or let others negatively affect your goals. If you have an idea just got for it and remember to stay true to those who helped you get your idea off the ground. Don't be afraid of failure because everything that happens really does happen for a reason. It's so crazy to think back to something that you thought failed but when you think about it now it really lead you to where you are supposed to be. I think we can all think back to a a time we felt like that, right?
7. What is your favorite part about being a nonprofit organization?
My favorite part is that we all get to join together and help to change people's lives. I love the people that I meet and all the different brands I get to work with that have a true and real passion to give back as well. It is so inspiring to see people that genuinely want to get involved and help.
8. Where do you see your business GirlTalk in the future?
Oh wow.. Let me see…I have so many plans for GirlTalk, so many opportunities out there! I see us doing nationwide events and touring to spread our movement and help all women in anyway that we can.
9. Can you tell us how someone could get involved in GirlTalk?
I would love as many women as possible to be involved. Anyone can visit our website and contact us about getting involved. There are so many different ways to be involved, there's a lot launching and we will be having an ambassador program soon, which I am super excited about!
10. Where do you go for inspiration for your business?
Honestly, just life experiences and talking to people. But more importantly, listening….really listening. So many women have so much to say and not enough people are listening. I see a need for so many things everyday and I do my best to incorporate that into GirlTalk.