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A compilation of Twitter reaction to the infield fly rule call in the Cardinals-Braves wild card game on Friday:
``Can't point fingers at anyone but ourselves. Didn't bring our A game as a team and the cards capitalized. Thanks Braves country!'' Braves pitcher Kris Medlen.
``When you don't have anything positive to say it's best to not speak. BUT I can't let the night/season finish without thanking EVERY SINGLE PERSON IN BRAVES COUNTRY... Played my heart out for you this year.. More work to be done, more fun to be had and more memories to be created and celebrated.. Again, Thank Y'all.. `` - Braves outfielder Jason Heyward.
``It was a pleasure to be a part of a great group of guys going down the stretch. Tough one to swallow tonight. Gonna be back better than ever `` - Braves pitcher Paul Maholm.
``The Cards chanting `infield fly during their celebration speaks volumes to me. Anyone else?'' - Braves pitcher Peter Moylan.
``One game elimination and a call like that is made? Inexcusable.'' - Athletics pitcher Brandon McCarthy.
``Can't believe the season is over :( what a bitter taste right now, but credit Cards they know (how to) get it done.'' Braves outfielder Matthew Diaz.
``Thank God for today's victory. This is fun!!!'' - Cardinals outfielder Carlos Beltran.
``cards game. made the same call as a ninth grade umpire in little league. Called infield fly when it wasn't. Kid dropped the ball.'' - NBA player Shane Battier.
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Friday, September 30, 2011
here's to being a kid for life.
Posted by ilene @ muchloveilly at 12:00 PM
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girl! i'm with you! next week i'll be 27 as well. it's weird to even think the number 27 - "upper 20's" - ahh! i'm going to be a 16 ear old girl forever!!! haha (:ReplyDelete
happy birthday tomorrow! yay 27!
Happy Almost Birthday!ReplyDelete
That is definitely exciting. I'm only 21, but I feel like I'm just 18... haha crazy how times are flying!
you wrote, "it's officially my last day of my 26 years of living."ReplyDelete
I read, "it's officially my last day of living."
I was all like, what? that can't be true. ;)
happy birthday, Ilene!
I'll be 27 in just a few months, too. :) I know what you mean!ReplyDelete
Happy 27!
Hey it gets better every year, trust me! I'm wayyy older and wiser (28!) lol but yes LOVE life and it truly does improve each year, hope it is like that forever!!! LolReplyDelete
happy happy birthday lady!ReplyDelete
Ahh! How crazy!!!ReplyDelete
I've been having the weirdest thing about during 27 this October! I'm like 27? Really, I sooo don't feel 27. Something about that number is throwing me off! If I was turning 28 I wouldn't care, which is weird right?
And I feel younger then I really am all the time and most people don't believe me that I'm as old as I am sometimes.
Age is just a number though!!!!!!
Happy happy birthday!ReplyDelete
I love your smile! You look so carefree in all your pics...!
Loved the striped tee too!
I love you in stripes!ReplyDelete
And happy 27th birthday! So exciting to get older but still be a kid.
Happy Birthday, Ilene!!! I hope you have a fabulous time tomorrow! :)ReplyDelete
pretty shirt :)ReplyDelete
Such a fun and cute outfit! Happy birthday! It is always refreshing to see the world as a kid from time to time!ReplyDelete
So so true! Get older, but don't really grow up. Hope your birthday is a great one!!ReplyDelete
I still feel like I'm in my early 20's... and I'm totally okay with that!ReplyDelete
Happy (almost) Birthday darling!!!ReplyDelete
waaa. advance happy birthday, ate ilene... stay be-You-tiful :)ReplyDelete
Love much,
Lhen :)
Happy early birthday! And I love love love your shirt! So cute!ReplyDelete
Happy Birthday! hope you have a wonderful one. i'm sure you will. i loveeeee that striped top. i definitely do not feel close to my age. sometimes i even forget how old i am. :)ReplyDelete
Wait. Today is my last day of being 20. Do you also have an October 1st birthday?!ReplyDelete
I am so with you on that wavelength of wanting to balance being an adult and being a kid (although this time in my life allows a little more of the latter).
Happy birthday to my fellow October girl!
Happy 27th beautiful! I hope you have a wonderful celebratory weekend, love your colorful necklace and bracelets. Your nail polish is so cute, I tried the ring finger a different color thing and you wear it so much better.ReplyDelete
Happy almost bday, sweetie! I'm with you..I'm staying a kid forever :) xoxoReplyDelete
I'm with you! I will be 49 near Christmas, but I will wear 2 or 3 colors of nail polish on my toes at once; I color my hair with red/blonde foiling every 6 weeks at a salon; and, I dress similar to you. I refuse to look my age. A student told me recently that she will call me G-Maw because Grandma would be an insult. (Long story....I claim their homeroom teacher as my daughter, so they are my "grandchildren"...6th graders)ReplyDelete
Happy birthday girl! I am 25 years old, but I hope I will always feel like a kid.ReplyDelete
you look really cute! going to follow you!!ReplyDelete
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I hope you have a great birthday!!!ReplyDelete
well, since i'm behind in my blogs, here's a happy birthday to you, my friend! you are so inspiring to me and i've loved watching your GROW in your bloggy business :)ReplyDelete
lovin' those stripes!ReplyDelete
happy happy birthday! hope it's been a blast to celebrate! nothing wrong with being a kid forever!!ReplyDelete
Loving the nautical theme!xxReplyDelete
cool shorts! :)ReplyDelete
I loveee your striped top! You are just adorable. :) xReplyDelete
I love striped t's. the best. your necklace is very cute and looks perfect with the top.ReplyDelete
You're beautiful! I love your outfit!:DReplyDelete
I have a good feeling you are going to be an amazing, fun, & awesome person for the rest of your life, no matter how old you are! You just have this great energy about you & I don't think it will ever go away! :) Hope you had a lovely birthday, Ilene!!ReplyDelete
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Is anyone using the crossbow ids in the waves - would be really interested to know how it performs.
JMN322 wrote:To start, I'm 200#, riding a 148x41 all-around (Crazy Fly) board. Currently am using 12m Cabrinha Convert.
For low winds (10 kts) this is not enough. Looking at XBOW IDS 16 as solution. Am concerned about slow turning. Shy of losing weight (I could, but is not likely), are there other alternatives I should be looking at?
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Thanks. I'll look at the SB3 16m as an alternative.
Having to travel 220+ miles to kiteboard, I've been frustrated by low wind days. Wanting to maximize my time on the water (being a newbie), I was hoping to expand my possibilities for riding no matter if it be a low wind day.
My weight ranges from 185-200#. Do you think a 16m to be too big if I'm at 185?
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The men's team will have five games streamed online in 2012 while the women's team will have six streams (Gil Talbot).
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – Harvard has announced that 11 home men's and women's lacrosse games will be streamed online from Harvard Stadium during the 2012 season, marking the third straight year fans of Harvard lacrosse will have the opportunity to watch the Crimson live from home.
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text: Mark K. Shriver named 2014 Commencement speaker February 17, 2014 | By Nick Alexopulos Mark K. Shriver, senior vice president for strategic initiatives and senior advisor to the CEO of Save the Children Mark K. Shriver, senior vice president for strategic initiatives and senior advisor to the CEO of Save the Children, will deliver the commencement address at Loyola University Maryland's 162nd Commencement Exercises at 11 a.m. on Saturday, May 17, 2014, at the Baltimore Arena. Shriver will be honored with the President's Medal, which recognizes outstanding contributions to Loyola and to the greater community. In his leadership role with Save the Children, Shriver oversees a cross-agency effort to motivate and mobilize Americans to make children at home and abroad a national priority. Save the Children is a non-profit organization that advocates for and achieves large-scale change for children with a focus on health, education, and emergency preparedness. "As members of an institution committed to and strengthened by Jesuit values, our community shares a deep appreciation for Mark Shriver's lifelong commitment to advancing critical social justice initiatives focused on the needs of children," said Rev. Brian F. Linnane, S.J., president of Loyola. "I am confident his address will further inspire the Class of 2014 to go forth from their transformative educational experience at Loyola and pursue personal and professional endeavors that lift up others." Shriver joined Save the Children in 2003 as vice president for U.S. programs and created the agency's early childhood development, literacy, and health programs in the United States. Under his leadership, the programs expanded to 220 schools in 17 states, benefitting 165,000 children, including more than 400 children at four Head Start centers. In 2005, Shriver created Save the Children's domestic emergencies programs to ensure the safety and wellbeing of children before, during, and after disaster strikes. He led a national coalition that convinced Congress to create the National Commission on Children and Disasters and was appointed to the Commission by Senator Harry Reid (D-NV). He was elected chairperson by his fellow commissioners and served in that role for the life of the Commission (2008-11). Shriver was a member of the Maryland House of Delegates from 1994 to 2002. He was the first chair of the Joint Committee on Children, Youth and Families, and was appointed chair of the Children and Youth Subcommittee of Maryland's House Ways and Means Committee. He was repeatedly recognized as Outstanding Legislator of the Year by prominent advocacy and civic organizations. In 1988, Shriver founded the innovative Choice Program, which serves delinquent and at-risk youth through intensive, community-based counseling. He subsequently created The Choice Jobs Program Inc., a private non-profit that trains, places, and supports former Choice clients in jobs, as well as The Choice Middle Schools Program, a model for keeping at-risk middle school children in school. Shriver's New York Times and Washington Post bestselling memoir, A Good Man: Rediscovering My Father, Sargent Shriver, was published in June 2012 and received a 2013 Christopher Award. Shriver received his B.A. from The College of the Holy Cross in 1986 and a Master's in Public Administration from Harvard University in 1993. He has received honorary degrees from Loyola, The College of the Holy Cross, and Wheelock College. He lives in Bethesda, Md., with his wife, Jeanne, and their three children, Molly, Tommy, and Emma. More information about Loyola's 2014 Commencement Exercises is available at loyola.edu/commencement.


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A $5 million funding bill before the Massachusetts House of Representatives would provide relief for Island businesses and their seasonal employees struggling with chronic housing affordability problems.
Although the proposal's political fate is uncertain, it would be a welcome buttress to disparate housing and retraining strategies already playing out on the Vineyard, where employers spend hundreds of thousands of dollars a year to sustain a stable workforce.
Today's official opening of the Edgartown affordable housing development Morgan Woods is one indication of how the Island is trying to retain resident workers, notably in the public sector — police officers, school teachers and administrators.
"We have Island workers living here, including policeman, lawyers, EMTs and chefs," said Jessica Burgoyne, property manager of Community Builders Inc. which built and manages the 21-building, 60-unit rental complex. Morgan Woods already is nearly fully occupied, though the official opening is at 12:30 today.
Martha's Vineyard Hospital grapples with affordable housing for its staff by spending $600,000 a year to subsidize housing for medical staff and physicians — a significant amount but necessary to provide the level of care the hospital requires, according to Kenneth Chisholm, director of human resources at the hospital.
Much of the money is spent during peak summer season.
Now, the hospital sees a retraining program as a means to provide additional year-round coverage from Island-based staff.
Often, emigration occurs after employees receive career training and experience at town or business expense, several observers noted.
For the hospital, "our retraining program is a perfect example of creating a solution for a situation in which it's impossible to get an licensed practical nurse to come here," said Mr. Chisholm, noting that the hospital manages about 25 housing units, some it owns but the majority rented for seasonal medical staff.
"We have six traveling nurses working year-round, positions that could be filled by Island residents," he said.
Currently eight Island residents are enrolled in a two-year LPN program, potentially replacing short-term travelers both at Windemere Nursing and Rehabilitation Center and at the main hospital.
Meanwhile the statewide proposal to assist seasonal workers is part of a bill whose primary focus is to add stringent requirements for mortgage lenders in the Bay state.
Senate bill 2299, introduced by Robert P. Spellane (D-Worchester) and Jarrett Barrios (D-Cambridge) now in the house ways and means committee after unanimous passage by the senate, would provide up to $5 million per year to commonwealth businesses and seasonal employees. Essentially the legislation would authorize state funds to underwrite one-third of rental or purchase of housing by seasonal workers for employers that provide two-thirds of the housing cost. The scheme would set income limits for employees to qualify and would provide oversight through data collection and required filings.
If the bill succeeded in the House and met the governor's approval to become law, the program could be appropriated no earlier that the 2008 season, according to Eric T. Turkington, state representative for towns on the Cape and Islands.
While the bill has attracted little public attention since its amended filing and Senate passage in July, its potential has great interest to local legislators, housing agencies and businesses. "We've all seen the problem. It's a dilemma elsewhere but a crisis on the Island," said Mr. Turkington.
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Candied Spiced Pecans
From: Munchin with Munchkin
Quick Facts
Servings: 16
Prep Time: 15 min.
Cook Time: 40 min.
Total: 55 min.
These are great holiday treats that you can give to friends and use to fill up stockings.
- 2 cups pecans
- ½ cup granulated sugar
- 1 tsp cinnamon
- ¼ tsp allspice
- ¼ tsp ground cloves
- ¼ tsp nutmeg
- ½ cup butter
- 1 tsp maple extract
- 2 Tbs water
- 2 Tbs brown sugar
- Preheat oven to 300°.
- Line a cookie sheet with tin foil and coat with cooking spray. Set aside.
- In a shallow bowl, sift together granulated sugar, cinnamon, allspice, cloves, and nutmeg. Set aside.
- In a small bowl, whisk together maple extract, brown sugar, and water.
- Over medium heat, melt butter in a skillet. Slowly whisk in brown sugar mixture and bring to a boil. Add pecans and stir to coat. Simmer for about 1 to 2 minutes until well coated.
- With a slotted spoon, transfer pecans to the reserved sugar and spice bowl. Coat pecans with sugar and spice mixture.
- Place pecans evenly on prepared cookie sheet and bake for 15 minutes. Stir pecans and bake for an additional 15 minutes. Let cool completely before serving.
Nutrition Facts
Calories 177
Calories from Fat 133 (75%)
(24%)Total Fat 16g
(22%)Saturated Fat 4g
Polyunsaturated Fat 3g
Monounsaturated Fat 7g
(5%)Cholesterol 15mg
(0%)Sodium 2mg
(2%)Potassium 66mg
Total Carbohydrate 10g
(6%)Dietary Fiber 1g
Sugars 8g
Sugar Alcohols 0g
(3%)Protein 1g
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
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The Saints, ahem, 'tight end' played two-thirds of his snaps in the slot or split out wide in 2013. Will an arbitrator determine that his franchise tag should be at the better compensated level of wide receiver? And in the end, will it matter?
A hearing is set for this week to determine the franchise tag calculation for the Saints' Jimmy Graham. At issue for the arbitrator is the proper tag amount to be applied to Graham—and to be counted against the Saints' salary cap: the amount for a tight end ($7 million) or for a wide receiver ($12.3 million). Let's look at the arguments:
Graham's argument
The Players Association will focus on the specific language of the Collective Bargaining Agreement, basing the tag designation (and calculation) on the position "at which the Franchise player participated in the most plays during the prior League Year." Graham lined up outside the traditional tackle box—either in the slot position or at wide receiver—for 67 percent of his total plays in 2013. Thus, a strict legal reading—and, as we know by now, there will be lawyers—presents a simple, clear and persuasive argument for Graham.
NFL's argument
The NFL Management Council will take a broader approach, trying to shift the discussion from a specific "number of plays" dispute to a deeper referendum on league-wide use of the tight end. They will present evidence to show Graham, Vernon Davis, Antonio Gates, Tony Gonzalez, Rob Gronkowski and others increasingly split out to create matchup advantages. And, in so doing, these players are still acting as tight ends, not wide receivers. Their positioning according to scheme, they will argue, should not change their designation for tag purposes.
Further, the NFLMC will drive home Graham's official positional designation since entering the league: Graham played tight end in college, was drafted as a tight end, is listed on the roster and depth chart as a tight end, and was voted to the Pro Bowl as a tight end, etc.
The precedent
There is no grievance or arbitration result to be used as precedent. A pending dispute between the Packers and Jermichael Finley was headed off by a two-year contract worth the midpoint between the two tag numbers at the time ($7.5 million). A different positional dispute involving the Ravens' Terrell Suggs—whether he would be designated as a defensive lineman or linebacker—was also contractually resolved prior to a hearing.
A secondary issue
The tag amount over a one-year number disguises the real issue: the negotiation of a long-term contract between the Saints and Graham. Much like the Saints' negotiations with Drew Brees two years ago—also involving a franchise tag dispute, resolved in Brees' favor—my sense is that this episode is also heading for a deadline deal in mid-July, no matter the result of the tag dispute.
And therein lies the power of the franchise tag. At either number, it gives the Saints leverage. Despite high one-year earnings, Graham wants security; he wants the Saints to marry him, not just date him year-to-year.
Beyond this short-term dispute, the Saints will probably operate in the same manner as they did with Brees in 2012: wait until the July 15 deadline approaches and then make their best offer. And although an offer with perhaps $20-25 million guaranteed might not meet Graham's desired $30-plus million guaranteed, he would be hard-pressed to turn down that level of security compared to one-year earnings at either number.
But, you ask, won't a higher tag amount provide Graham more leverage in negotiations? Maybe, but probably not a lot assuming Graham prefers a long-term deal over the one-year placeholder. Further, assuming a long-term deal is negotiated, the "new money" will be calculated minus the tag amount and will actually look more player-friendly coming off the lower tag.
Ultimately, this dispute is not about a tag number, it is about a long-term deal. And my sense is, no matter the winner of this short-term dispute, Graham and the Saints will consummate a deeper commitment closer to the July 15 deadline for doing so.
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CALL FOR ENTRIES for the London International Creative Competition
Deadline: April 26, 2009
LICC invites passionate visual artists, regardless of experience or nationality, to submit their innovative artwork for inclusion in the LICC competition. The artwork is juried by a board of internationally esteemed artists, writers, curators, gallery owners and other luminaries of the visual arts. The jury-selected finalists and shortlist will be published in the LICC Annual Awards Book, on this website and will be announced to the creative arts and media outlets worldwide. The 15 finalists work will be presented at the LICC awards ceremony in London, one prize-winner will be chosen by the jury to receive the £2,000 cash prize
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Though it was only their second Nick and Nora Charles picture, After the Thin Man (1936) was actually the fourth pairing for Myrna Loy and William Powell, a combination that goes unrivaled in Hollywood for its great chemistry and humor. The two made 14 pictures together, six of them in the Thin Man series.
As the sequel to the The Thin Man (1934), After the Thin Man had a much bigger budget than its predecessor. MGM realized what a winning combination it had with Powell and Loy and planned to make the most of it. Once again, Nick and Nora fall into a case, though Nora swears upon their return to San Francisco that Nick is done with all that. Her cousin Selma, played by Elissa Landi (The Sign of the Cross, 1932), hires Nick to find her carousing husband, who has been having an affair with a nightclub singer. But the husband's murdered and Selma becomes a suspect. [SPOILER ALERT] It turns out that nice guy Jimmy Stewart, cast as Selma's ex-boyfriend David, is actually the killer, and it's fun to see him play the gleeful psychopath with the conviction he brings to all his roles: "I did it, do you hear, and I'm glad, glad, GLAD!"
The Thin Man production team returned in force for this sequel, including director W.S. Van Dyke; screenwriters Frances Goodrich and Albert Hackett, who won an Oscar nomination for the film; and Dashiell Hammett, who wrote an original story for it. In her book Being and Becoming, co-written with James Kotsilibas-Davis, Loy recalls a memorable evening with the famous detective writer: "Hammett was an attractive kind of angular man, compelling and rather like the operatives of his stories. He told me that he'd fashioned Nora after his friend Lillian Hellman, which I found interesting....As we talked that evening, Dash drank heavily and began turning a little green. He went on and on about Lillian, while aiming overt passes at me, lunging and pawing, with my lover beside us....Dash could be intransigent, but, by God, they got him downstairs and sent him home in a studio car. That was a great disappointment to me, because I really wanted to talk to the man. I never got the chance again -- Metro let him go soon after that. Apparently he couldn't handle the job."
The Thin Man series was the best thing that ever happened to its leading actors. Playing vamps and assorted exotica for 80 roles, Loy finally got the type of part she knew she was made for when offered the role of Nora Charles for the first Thin Man picture.
After a run on the stage, Powell began his film career, like Loy, playing various unsavory characters. At the end of a successful run at Warner Bros., including a series of films as another detective -- Philo Vance -- Powell's career began to wane. He made the move to MGM in 1934 and did Manhattan Melodrama, which also featured Loy. Director Woody Van Dyke immediately picked up on the chemistry between the two and the duo were next cast in the roles that would make them superstars.
By 1936 Loy had been voted "Queen of the Movies" by box-office exhibitors, but following the first Thin Man she had to play hardball with MGM to meet her contract requirements. Her Thin Man salary was reportedly half of the $3,000 a week earned by Powell and she felt that if the studio publicized the two as a team, they should pay them accordingly. Loy held out and L.B. Mayer finally relented -- a record event in the history of a man well known for his threats and tricks to get his own way.
After much internal debate, it was decided to call the sequel After the Thin Man, which didn't make much sense because the "thin man" in Dashiell Hammett's original story is the murder victim. But after Powell's brilliant performance in the first film, audiences couldn't separate him from the film's namesake character. Likewise, audiences had trouble separating fact from fiction when it came to Powell and Loy's relationship. Though the two were very close friends offscreen, their only romantic moments together occurred on-screen. The public, however, was determined to have them married in private life as well. When the two stars showed up in San Francisco (where most of After the Thin Man was shot) at the St. Francis, the hotel management proudly showed "Mr. and Mrs. Powell" to their deluxe suite. This was an especially uncomfortable moment as Jean Harlow, who was engaged to Powell, was with them, and the couple had not made a public statement about their relationship. Harlow saved the day by insisting on sharing the suite with Loy: "That mix-up brought me one of my most cherished friendships," Loy said in Being and Becoming. "You would have thought Jean and I were in boarding school we had so much fun. We'd stay up half the night talking and sipping gin, sometimes laughing, sometimes discussing more serious things." Meanwhile, Powell got the hotel's one remaining room -- a far humbler accommodation downstairs.
The film's bigger budget also meant a more reasonable shooting schedule, considering that the first Thin Man was shot in 16 days! Overall, shooting in San Francisco was rigorous but celebratory, according to Loy: "We worked terribly hard on that San Francisco location. We shot all over town, with about sixty principals and crew and hundreds of local extras; but Woody Van Dyke always liked a festive company, so there were lots of parties." Loy also recalled that Jimmy Stewart "was very excited and enthusiastic about it all, rushing around with his camera taking pictures of everybody on the set, declaring, 'I'm going to marry Myrna Loy!'"
A stellar supporting cast was pulled in for the sequel as well. In addition to Landi and Stewart, Dorothy McNulty (who later went by the name Penny Singleton) is featured as the film's vamp. In the years following After the Thin Man, she went on to greater success as Blondie in the Dagwood and Blondie films and as the voice of Jane Jetson in the animated series.
Producer: Hunt Stromberg
Director: W. S. Van Dyke II
Screenplay: Frances Goodrich, Albert Hackett, Dashiell Hammett (story)
Cinematography: Oliver T. Marsh
Film Editing: Robert Kern
Art Direction: Cedric Gibbons
Music: Nacio Herb Brown, Walter Donaldson, Herbert Stothart, Edward Ward
Principal Cast: William Powell (Nick Charles), Myrna Loy (Nora Charles), James Stewart (David Graham), Elissa Landi (Selma Landis), Joseph Calleia (Dancer), Jessie Ralph (Aunt Katherine Forrest).
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Tuesday, September 16, 2008
Here's what happened to The Footprint trees...
As it turns out I snapped some pics and took a vid on the day the trees came down in early April. Here's what happened:
The good news is that there are signs of regrowth. We may not have trees, but The Footprint is now officially home to a shrubby weed:
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Well, all I can tell you is I have known Bruce Ratner my entire life, He is my godfather, he was my dad's best man and my dad gave the key note speech at his 50th birthday. Bruce puts on a nice show, but he is a pedophile who badly abused me and when I tried to come out and get him to tell the truth he sent Latin Kings who work for and are related to a guy, Loise Ocasio who works for him to make death threats to me on myself and loved ones until I got upset and he came after me for that. My father who was his Harvard roommate and best friend for years calls him a criminal and my mother who has never said a bad word about anyone says he is dead to her. Currenlty Bruce Ratner and his daughter are tapping computers and breaking into homes. Rebbie Ratner and her boyfriend of many years, JOSEPH MEISSNER also a criminal: http://landrumcreations.smugmug.com/ACTORS-Credited/ACTORS-MEN-30/1573434_mwciL/1/453131674_Lko22/Medium have broken into my home on a number of occasions but they have USDOJ protection so I can get no answers. Bruce will answer no questions. He is a hustler who uses death threats and the USDOJ to do his dirty work
Beware of Bruce Ratner. He touches children in a sexual way, and if I were you I would steer clear of he and his daughter. He is currently shaking me down using his Nephew Mathew Ratner of the USDOJ and they are guilty of widespead racketeering as well as making death threats over the Whitehouse website as seen here: http://myfamilyonenoexceptions.blogspot.com/2010/03/blog-post.html
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Fifth in a series exploring the April 26-28 NFL draft. Next: Tight ends.
Waistlines aside, this is a thin class of guard. It is possible no guard will be selected in the first round, and only two in the first 64 picks. On the third day of the draft (rounds four through seven), guards will start coming off the board as teams try to find developmental prospects.
The best
1. David DeCastro, Stanford, 6-5, 316:
He is big, tough and physical. The underclassmen is a better run blocking than in pass protection. He locks on to defenders and sustains his blocks. DeCastro is a no-nonsense player who has top intangibles and...


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ICD-10 Code S65.510D
Laceration of blood vessel of right index finger, subs
Diagnosis Code S65.510D
Short Description: Laceration of blood vessel of right index finger, subs
Long Description: Laceration of blood vessel of right index finger, subsequent encounter
Version 2019 of the ICD-10-CM diagnosis code S65.510D
Valid for Submission
The code S65.510D is valid for submission for HIPAA-covered transactions.
Code Classification
- Injury, poisoning and certain other consequences of external causes (S00–T98)
Information for Medical Professionals
- V58.89 - Other specfied aftercare (Approximate Flag)
Present on Admission (POA)
The code S65.510D is exempt from POA reporting.
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Finger Injuries and Disorders
You use your fingers and thumbs to do everything from grasping objects to playing musical instruments to typing. When there is something wrong with them, it can make life difficult. Common problems include
- Injuries that result in fractures, ruptured ligaments and dislocations
- Osteoarthritis - wear-and-tear arthritis. It can also cause deformity.
- Tendinitis - irritation of the tendons
- Dupuytren's contracture - a hereditary thickening of the tough tissue that lies just below the skin of your palm. It causes the fingers to stiffen and bend.
- Trigger finger - an irritation of the sheath that surrounds the flexor tendons. It can cause the tendon to catch and release like a trigger.
- Claw hand (Medical Encyclopedia)
- Clubbing of the fingers or toes (Medical Encyclopedia)
- Finger pain (Medical Encyclopedia)
- Mallet finger - aftercare (Medical Encyclopedia)
- Polydactyly (Medical Encyclopedia)
- Smashed fingers (Medical Encyclopedia)
- Trigger finger (Medical Encyclopedia)
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Vascular Diseases
The vascular system is the body's network of blood vessels. It includes the arteries, veins and capillaries that carry blood to and from the heart. Problems of the vascular system are common and can be serious. Arteries can become thick and stiff, a problem called atherosclerosis. Blood clots can clog vessels and block blood flow to the heart or brain. Weakened blood vessels can burst, causing bleeding inside the body.
You are more likely to have vascular disease as you get older. Other factors that make vascular disease more likely include
- Family history of vascular or heart diseases
- Pregnancy
- Illness or injury
- Long periods of sitting or standing still
- Any condition that affects the heart and blood vessels, such as diabetes or high cholesterol
- Smoking
- Obesity
Losing weight, eating healthy foods, being active and not smoking can help vascular disease. Other treatments include medicines and surgery.
- Aortic arch syndrome (Medical Encyclopedia)
- Arterial embolism (Medical Encyclopedia)
- Arteriogram (Medical Encyclopedia)
- Cerebral angiography (Medical Encyclopedia)
- Duplex ultrasound (Medical Encyclopedia)
- Venous insufficiency (Medical Encyclopedia)
- Venous ulcers -- self-care (Medical Encyclopedia)
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General Equivalence Map Definitions
The ICD-10 and ICD-9 GEMs are used to facilitate linking between the diagnosis codes in ICD-9-CM and the new ICD-10-CM code set. The GEMs are the raw material from which providers, health information vendors and payers can derive specific applied mappings to meet their needs.
- Approximate Flag - The approximate flag is on, indicating that the relationship between the code in the source system and the code in the target system is an approximate equivalent.
- No Map Flag - The no map flag indicates that a code in the source system is not linked to any code in the target system.
- Combination Flag - The combination flag indicates that more than one code in the target system is required to satisfy the full equivalent meaning of a code in the source system.
Present on Admission
The Present on Admission (POA) indicator is used for diagnosis codes included in claims involving inpatient admissions to general acute care hospitals. POA indicators must be reported to CMS on each claim to facilitate the grouping of diagnoses codes into the proper Diagnostic Related Groups (DRG). CMS publishes a listing of specific diagnosis codes that are exempt from the POA reporting requirement.


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Nearest Town: BoiseSite Size: 600 acres
Access: Year-round. Admission Fee. Handicapped Access free of charge
Directions: I-84 Exit #50; S on S Cole Rd for ~6 mi; R on Flying Hawk Ln; visitor center is at the top of the hill.
Description: Overlooking southwest Idaho's Treasure Valley, the World Center for Birds of Prey offers visitors an overview of The Peregrine Fund's national and international programs. With projects in over 55 countries, the Center is home to conservation projects for many of the world's rarest birds of prey. Many Peregrine Falcons were bred at this facility and realeased nation-wide. Now, after the removal of the species from the Endangered Species list, the organization continues to successfully breed and release Aplomado Falcons and California Condors in the U.S. Live raptors and educational displays are highlights of the visitor center.
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hawksfanohio wrote:I thought it was ridiculous when Pereira says on the Edwards call that he believed it wasn't a td, which was clearly giving his opinion against the Seahawks. Then on the game winning Rice td, wouldn't even acknowledge the touchdown. He was on the air trying to figure out ways it "might" not be a touchdown. It was like he didn't even want to give his opinion at all that time. I can't remember his exact words though. Does anyone else remember this? I was thinking wow, this guy is consistent at least with his bias lol.
See my previous post. I TOTALLY caught that after the score. He was sitting there trying to figure out a way to NOT count it as a TD, even saying "what you must do is prove that he was on the way down when the ball came out blah blah blah" regardless of the fact that Rice had the ball across the plane prior to it coming out.
It all worked out, but MP is a major tool.
I am going to add and mention this one thing that truly annoyed me from SBXL. After Leavy came out and owned up to the blown calls, MP was sitting there defending him. In fact, on the play that really killed the Hawks (Locklear holding) his quote was "The Seahawk fans just need to let it go, it was a good call and if anything they should be upset at the offsides on Pittsburgh that wasn't called on that play"
Now when that play happened, Haggans was offsides by a MILE, so much so that after the pass when the flag came out, my entire family room, including two Steeler fans called it offsides from the get go. No problem, the Steeler fans there were just instantly bummed. Then they made the holding call on Lock WHO WAS TRYING TO BLOCK HAGGANS WHO WAS OFFSIDES TO BEGIN WITH. Even MP admitted it. For him to say that and then claim the holding call was a good call after a completion to the one is just a kick to the groin. I truly despise MP, that is for sure.


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Someone e-mailed me this video for Dog in the Burning Building – by this musician named Miles Kurosky. I loved the music and creativity that came with the mixed media animation so much that I decided that I had to get in touch with this guy and talk about it. So I did, click here to listen to the interview on the podcast. (Also on itunes) And by doing so I learned he used to be the frontman for the band Beulah, (still not sure how to pronounce it). I've since listened to Beulah but prefer the music Miles is currently making now. His sound is definitely his own in the recently released "Desert Of Shallow Effects" but also echoing similarities with Elliot Smith, Bright Eyes, Eels, Spoon, and Rivers Cuomo to name a few. For a debut solo album, its very solid with smooth changes and diverse sounds that work well with each other. I definitely recommend it and look forward to hearing it live at the Tractor Tavern on April 10th.
Check out Miles' list of favorite movies from the 70's.
Listen to the interview on The Weekly Diversion.


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Cary Grant scored still another box-office smash with his 1958 vehicle Houseboat. Grant plays a widowed father who packs himself and his spoiled kiddies off to a ramshackle houseboat. Enter Sophia Loren, who is attempting to break loose from her tyrannical father's (Eduardo Cianelli) iron grip. She hires on as Grant's housekeeper and his children's governess. Though Grant struggles valiantly to maintain a "hands off" policy, he and Loren are billing and cooing by fadeout time--but not before plenty of reversals, recriminations and sitcom-style mishaps. As a bonus, the kids end up behaving like little angels (not surprising, since Loren has threatened from time to time to turn them into genuine angels if they don't toe the line). According to most sources, the on-screen romance between Cary Grant and Sophia Loren in Houseboat spilled over into their private lives as well, though Sophia put an end to this dalliance when she married Italian movie mogul Carlo Ponti. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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'Mad Men' characters continue to resonate as sixth season begins
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Wow, just wow.
AMC's "Mad Men" returns for season 6 with two hours that are as rich and as deftly literary as anything in the history of the show. The premiere operates like a series of exquisitely written theatrical set pieces, one after another — Don and a drunk Vietnam soldier at a bar, Roger in analysis, Peggy as a boss, Betty in Greenwich Village — that add up to a moving, ironic, and often comic group portrait. And at the very, very end of the episode, after a few references to earlier seasons — note Megan's zeal for the slide carousel, Don's season 1 icon of the happy family — the story brilliantly pivots back around to its opening moments.
The curtain drops.
The writing of the episode, by show creator Matthew Weiner, is among the very best to be found on TV. Weiner writes like an accomplished stage dramatist, with faceted dialogue that is simultaneously simple, profound, allusive, and revelatory of character. There are countless lines that resonate in the premiere, including tossed-off comments such as when a portrait photographer tells Don "I want you to be yourself." As if TV's most identity-confused character could easily do that. And there are canny symbols all over the episode — a cigarette lighter, given to Don by the soldier, an ad for a Hawaiian resort, a violin — whose meanings subtly creep up on you, even after the credits roll.
Weiner is also a master of that powerful but risky writing tool, silence. He isn't afraid to give us the small abysses that emerge in daily life. These quiet moments lead impatient viewers to dismiss "Mad Men" as dull, and others — including me, obviously — to celebrate the way it re-creates the characters' unexpressed emotions. There is so much that all of the people in "Mad Men" are not saying, feelings that inevitably manifest inappropriately further down the road — Betty, for example, pursuing her own buried dreams and maternal needs through one of Sally's lost friends. Betty, who makes a series of abhorrent rape jokes, is inarticulate and stubborn, as she wanders through her mausoleum of a home with Henry, and she is unconsciously led by her ignored desires.
Weiner's boldest deployment of silence, though, has Don saying absolutely nothing for the first eight minutes of the premiere. The world turns around Don, and he watches it in a state of mystification and dissatisfaction. That's why it's fitting that our first image of Don has him reading "The Inferno" while the Hawaiian sun beats down on him. He is in his own quiet hell, still and always the broken son who wants to be someone else — in the premiere, that someone else is a doctor who lives in his building. It is one of those unfortunate awards oddities that Jon Hamm remains Emmy-less, given the intensity and intimacy of his performance year in and year out. With the help of Weiner's psychologically and psychosexually astute storytelling, Hamm has meticulously delineated Don's internal life.
A good portion of the premiere revolves around Roger Sterling, who, surprisingly, has become one of the show's more questioning characters as the 1960s unfold. He looked like a good old boy locked in the past, until his more hedonistic and hungry side led him to experiment with LSD. I won't give away the heart of his story line on Sunday, which serves as a nice antithesis to Don's history — but I will say that the scenes of Roger in therapy are perfection. Leaning back in a recliner, sometimes filmed from above, Roger delivers tour de force monologues that veer from philosophy to despair to pure shtick. "You're obviously not afraid that you're boring," his shrink slips in as an aside. It's a treat, as always, to see John Slattery let loose; he is so natural in Roger's skin.
While Don and Roger are a study in contrary backgrounds, Don and Peggy continue to be twins of a sort. It's clear in the premiere that Peggy is becoming a Don-like leader to her copywriters at Cutler, Gleason, and Chaough — demanding, distant, visionary. When she has an ad concept, she describes it with the same poetic lilt as Don. She and Don both deal with misunderstood ad campaigns on Sunday, shrugging with the same smug annoyance. And we know that, like Don, she has at least one huge secret in her past. Elisabeth Moss's performance has opened out beautifully across the years, as Peggy's skin has thickened since her first days as a secretary. Don and Peggy are, to some extent, Weiner's parallel leads.
It's a great relief that, as he develops his characters, Weiner has wisely avoided turning them into 1960s types. On a more schematic show — think NBC's "American Dreams" from a few years back — Sally would inevitably become a hippie. Each "Mad Men" character would embody some cliché about the era of change. But Sally continues to evolve organically, and her unhappiness is leading her more toward the princess than the rebellious end of the spectrum. It appears as though she may become her mother's daughter, and not the more expected reaction to her parents' hang-ups and mistakes.
Ah, there is so much more in Sunday night's episode, including a painful scene in which one of Peggy's workers tries to perform a stand-up act from late-night TV because, of course, he can't just Google it. The set pieces keep on coming, gorgeously designed playlets that have so much more color than they did when the series began. The opening material set in Hawaii is seductive and lush, with its hot sand and flowered shirts. It's a visually striking inferno, a spectacular jumping-off point.
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I shot the Miller Brothers of Barker Black shoes for the November GQ. Both brothers have great style and often (very often) wear vintage in a way that looks completely modern. In the November issue Derrick gives a few tips on how to shop for vintage clothing.
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Very handsome! And, though the approaches differ, both complement one another perfectly. Note the short trouser length, which in itself (has anyone mentioned this previously?) harks back to early twentieth-century mens' style…..
They're brothers? How sweet.
The leftie looks a bit "Nutty Professor" what with the glasses 'n tucked tie. Nice nonetheless.
The rightie looks polished and the socks are the quirky kicker.
Being who they are it makes sense that their shoes are so divine.
Sart, do tell me that Montreal is on your list of places to visit sometime in the future.
I love the combination of green socks and brown shoes but the tie ruins that for me – it should have been something in green equally vibrant as the shocks maybe or more muted even.
Butch is correct. Early 20th century norm is that you should not have a break in your trouser's cuff.
It's the rise of Derrick's pants that are fantastic to me. Not too many young folks are rocking a cut like that with such success.
The Miller bros hold it down in a timeless way that's unmatched in NYC.
I erally adore them… and secretly want to be them. Derrick is by far my favorite of the two… who else can pull of double-pleats?!
Both men are very elegant. Fashion forward, but classic at the same time. I hope the trend spreads.
This is my kinda dressing …especially the look on the right. ……howver I am personally afraid to wear these "short no break" pants ….given I am over 6 feet I feel like I would look like a clown walking around.
Anyhow great colors ….and again love it since everything does not have to match.
thx Sar.
Please, someone tell me why his tie is tucked into his "pants"?
Re: Trouser length. Right now it seems to be all about high waists and no breaks. The piece in today's Times about Thom Browne is a good reference point for this style.
You mean floods are in style? Cool! I mean, is that cool for real? Weird.
Each post feeds my addiction to your blog. Pleated trousers can be tricky and the gentleman on the left works them very well.
On a side note, your blog was motivation for starting a blog of my own (different art: illustration, not fashion). I wish you continued success!
Look, Ma, no belts! I assume they're wearing "Daks tops" since I see neither evidence of braces nor their bare knees. The result is a very clean line at the waist, sans belt loops. Notice the proper, forward pleats (left) and the wide turn-ups (right). Very sharp! Bravo!
Congrats, Mr. Sarto. I wish you continued success.
The shorter trouser length is very chic. But, not sure of the lime sock. It's not yellow, not lime, some shade in between. I read on V.K. Nagrani's web site colour is the new black.
derrick is a cool dude
love the picture. i have the same or similar pair of barker blacks as derrick has in the picture, but have a hard time finding the right colors to where with them. he does an amazing job here. i love the "burnt acorn" i think they call it with the navy suit.
Very Classic so approperate for any period in time. Also love the old wall it looks like the one in Little Italy that has been threating to fall over for years.
Somehow high-waisted pants with pleats don't look the slightest big Grandpa on them.
Derrick looks pretty sharp, and obviously is wearing great shoes, but his brother looks a mess! A navy blazer with charcoal slacks is bloody awful, topped off by hideous lime-green socks. Suede loafers are shocking too.
Dude! the November Issue isn't out yet! I'm still on the Josh Hartnett cover.
I like the hint of sock!
Re: short trouser style – Thom Browne was featured in today's Thursday Styles. How apropos!
I love the green socks on the man on the right! Its very cute.
There are many ways to rock vintage; Thom Brown has inspired a few 60′s 3-button suit purchases, as let's face it not many of us will shell out $3500 for one of his! Clearly these gents think so too, as they've got the 'it' suit look on their own terms. I'm still trying to wrap my head around the PeeWee/mod thing, though…
pertinent article in today's ny times about thom browne.
I dropped into their store in NOLITA with my daughter and her friend. These guys are total gentleman, stylish and charming. I wish them great success with their "under the radar" detailed line of shoes.
The apartment of the one Miller brother and his wife was featured in the October issue of Domino. Great use of a small space.
One of them wear a GREEN socks ?
Well done with the lime green socks and the suede slip-ons!!!!
Who can say the art of conversation is dead when man can still make a point with the colour of his socks?
Now decorated,brightly-coloured and argyle socks are worn once again with sombre suits,as a statement of individuality-a statement as loud as the wearer dares!
Well done,the lime green socks and the chesnut suede slip-ons!!!
Who can say that the art of conversation is dead when a man can still make a point with the colour of his socks?
Now decorated,brightly-coloured and argyle socks are worn once again with sombre suits,as a statement of induviduality-a statement as loud as the wearer dares.
i can't believe the comments i'm reading about green socks and trousers with no break. what is wrong with you people? who says you have to follow rules that socks have to be the same color as your trouser? this makes dressing up boring when one has to follow rules. the ones who break the rules are always the most creative and stylist. all my trousers have no break and you can always see the color of my socks (mostly bright arqyle). i have one word for those of you who detest trousers with no break and green socks "agnelli" as in gianni.
Socks can again be seen!!!!!!
As long as they are not white!!
there was an article about the man on the left and his fiance/wife and their apartment–it was featured in Domino (either Sept or Oct issues '06).
I'm still not totally in to the "new fit". However, these guys look great.
The "new" fit is fun cuz it's new; it'll be gone and back again. I am not sure if that is evolution or intelligent design. As to the tie tucked into the pants, it 1) caught your attention as it did mine and 2) is way too obvious for a guy of his(fashion) stature; sorta saying "I really spent lots of time getting dressed but tucked the tie in to prove I am not totally about my clothing". Or maybe it's a new style concept like the new fit; time will tell. And we should enjoy ourselves watching.
That shoes with that suit (both of them). They're worth a fine.
I'm sorry, I appreciate all the supposed subtle choices from the socks to the tucked in tie that the next viewer does. However, I can not get over how much better the man on the left's outfit would be without the pleat. I despise pleats! they make any man look baggy and aloof. Slim tailored coat, slim tailored non-pleated trouser. period.
I disagree, I think Pleats are fine so as long as the Pant fits. Pleats on Khakis are a double no, these I think are fine.
I could never do the high pants, but it looks good on them. http://www.facebook.com/cityofgentlemen
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