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And all who believed were together and had all things in common. And they were selling their possessions and belongings and distributing the proceeds to all, as any had need. And day by day, attending the temple together and breaking bread in their homes, they received their food with glad and generous hearts, praising God and having favor with all the people. And the Lord added to their number day by day those who were being saved.
--Acts 2:44-47
Do you want to be fully engaged and empowered to live the Christian life? More than likely, you do! Yet far too many followers of Christ in our world today are disconnected from one of the main sources of empowerment: the local church!
The reasons for this are many, but the fact is, many, many believers aren't having the impact they could have for Christ because they're trying to live the Christian life in isolation… cut off from a local group of other learning, growing Christians.
What about you? Are you actively involved in a church? Now, please know that I'm not simply asking whether or not you attend church. Because truly being spiritually engaged means so much more than showing up at church every Sunday morning.
It's about whether or not you have plugged into the church of Jesus Christ in order to become a part of transforming our culture.
Just like a balled-up fist has more power than one puny finger, so too do you and I have more power as Christians when we stand in unity under the banner of Christ. A church united truly is a force to be reckoned with in our generation!
In today's passage, we read about people who were fully engaged and committed to each other, and therefore empowered to live the Christian life. And they turned the world upside down!
That was the church of the 1st century… and by God's grace, let it be the church of the 21st century, too!
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Monique Kalmokoff has worked as an artist, graphic designer and production artist for over 20 years. She's studied at Emily Carr, BCIT and SFU.
Monique lived in central Mexico for two years, a sabbatical of sorts where she painted and studied Spanish.
She lives in Burnaby, BC with her husband, two dogs and a pet chinchilla.
"The fairies in this book were created over a period of two years. Unplanned, they drew themselves at odd times, giving me a glimpse of their lives. I never know who they are until the drawing is done."
A new website will be coming in early 2013. I'll be selling fairy cards, prints, wall decals and more...
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A background for my D&D Character. A Half-Elf that was born mute but learns to be a bard. He was for Ravenloft and I loved playing him. Please spend the few seconds after you read to leave a rating...
Pirates always were and always would be the kind of people that drew in some of the younger women who wanted a taste of the rebellious. They were attractive in certain ways because they had the charm of being dangerous and mysterious.
Marianne was a woman who was bored at home and lived in a whimsical world of her own. Her father constantly strive to teach her to be a young lady but she would be found hanging about on the streets watching the pirates wishing that she could find some adventure in her life.
It was the same night that she had been told if it continued she's be sent to a school in the Temples to solve the devilish attitude that she had stolen into the docks and spotted the latest ship coming in. Marianne watched as several of them alighted and one of them was a young man with a patch over one eye who seemed almost too graceful for words.
He wandered into the tavern with a few of the men and she couldn't stop herself from following. The man that went in had a strange swagger to his steps and long black hair that went almost to his ankles. He was too clean and tidy to be a rough sea dog she mused and he was too cheerful to be an underdog.
She listened from the background as he spoke to the others. His voice was so wonderfully soothing and he seemed to be aware of her sooner than she would have liked. The young pirate wandered over and with a flurry of lace and other additions to his shirt and jacket he leant over the table and looked into her eyes.
Aaron, was actually from a strange race of outsiders, born of Elven blood he used magical spells to make himself look human. Aaron was actually a strange young man in that he had escaped slavery and stowed away on the ship. He was good at entertaining and they kept him on to do the ships logs until such time as he settled down.
"Hi there." He smiled at her and leaned a little closer. She found herself being drawn in. "Fancy hanging about with me for a while? I've got some spare pennies and a half-decent voice for conversation. You've followed me this far..."
Marianne left the tavern the following morning in high spirits and with a slight glow about her. The first time she'd been brave enough to follow one of the pirates and she's got her one night affair. She was full of the joys of spring as she wandered off and never saw him run off to the ship because his spell was wearing off. She had no idea who or what he was and just that he had escaped from a slave camp and was a very pretty face. She had his name and his memory but she guessed she'd never see him again.
When she found herself pregnant a month later she thought nothing of it. She was after all in a healthy relationship with the man that she planned to marry. Aaron's fling had not even been thought of in regards to the possibility that he had given her a child. The plans to marry went ahead but the child was born a little early and the wedding was postponed.
Stephen was going to be Marianne's husband and was even outside waiting for the news when the nursing study went silent. It was deadly silent and Stephen and his friends feared the worst. Had the child been born still? They weren't there too long before the male doctor came out to greet them and asked Stephen to follow him. All the time Stephen was of the belief that he'd lost his future wife and his child.
"Well the good news is the child is alive and is a boy." The doctor said and then Stephen went to say something but guessed there was more to the story. "Do you er... is there any Elven blood in your family?"
"No." He answered. "All human why?"
"Well that complicates matters a little." The doctor mused and handed a large brandy to Stephen. "You see the boy is quite clearly of Elven descent but we are more concerned about his health. You see the child appears to have no voice, a retard we think."
Stephen looked at the doctor before downing the brandy. He had no idea what to do and anger took hold of him. So she'd been sleeping around with the fancy flighty Elves and she had got herself pregnant with another man. Of course the child was mute; it was most likely a throw back of her disgusting behaviour. He voiced it all before leaving the room and heading home to gather his things. He wanted no further dealings with the woman.
Marianne came round from the birth a few hours later with the child wrapped up beside her. It was a young and very small baby and he was already fast asleep. The nurse helped her to sit up and to get comfortable without waking the child and gave her something to drink.
"The doctor would like a word with you if you feel up to it?" She asked her.
"I am ready, is he okay?" She asked panicking as the little bundle slept by her side. "I mean he's wrapped up tight but he's not... dead is he?"
"No he's not dead but you need to speak to the doctor." She left to get the doctor. He was a nice man if not a little too lean for working too many hours.
"Hello, I am Doctor Orlans, I have to have a bit of a chat with you so do you mind if I look after your little one whilst you get comfortable?" He hated his job when it was a day like this. The woman had obviously made a mistake in her life and was now going to suffer for it. She nodded and the little boy was handed over nervously. She hadn't even heard him yawn yet. "It's a little complicated so I want you to listen rather carefully and then you can tell me what you want."
"Yes Doctor." She said. It would probably be about how to take care of the little boy but she wanted all the help so that she could have her family happy.
"Well the first issue we will come to is that your little boy gave us a few shocks." He handed her a mug of water. "He's actually a half elf."
"Oh." She gasped and looked a little closer. The Doctor pulled back his wrappings and she could see he had slightly pointed ears. She also noticed he was awake, just barely. He had similar blue eyes to her own. "He err... Well I don't know what to say."
"Well that's not too bad but the thing is he isn't a very healthy baby." He waited for her to take it in before carrying on. "Marianne the baby is a mute and he will most likely never speak. He isn't going to be able to live in the world and well," he took a long drawn out breath; "we could have someone take him to a better place if you consent."
Marianne tried not to cry but she couldn't help it. She wanted to ask where Steven was and after several pathetic attempts she managed to ask the doctor. The Doctor couldn't see a nicer way to tell her so he spoke the truth and then waited for her to calm down. As the baby in his arms heard the crying he started to struggle around. The child was crying too and the doctor waited until she calmed down to pass the little boy over to her.
"He knows I'm crying." She said as he stared back up at her. Eventually he stopped crying when she calmed down enough. "I can't get rid of him like that, he's been with me this long and he's a little life."
"He won't know be able to survive. He can't talk, we don't know if he'll even have any intelligence. He's better off that way. I really didn't want to suggest it." He told her as the young baby grabbed a handful of her hair and watched her again. "It's your choice but he might never get older than he is now mentally and he could be ill all his life. You might end up caring for the boy forever."
"I will risk it." She said still half-crying and taking in a deep breath. "He's probably the only person that will ever love me unconditionally anyway. If he can hear me cry he can hear other people. He can learn to write and if he doesn't ever grow up then I'll find someone that will care for him if I go first. He's the only thing I have left now. My parents won't forgive me for loosing out to a rich man and now he's left. The boys' father doesn't even know he exists and he was just a one off night. I can't get rid of him, he's all I have."
"It's your choice and I won't make you decide I just want you to know this will be a difficult thing for you either way." He told her standing up and making sure the boy was okay again. "You will need to name him and when you are well enough you can go home."


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Comment: Re:Socialism is not working (Score 1) 710
If by "socialism" you mean "corporate socialism", then we agree.
If by "socialism" you mean "corporate socialism", then we agree.
I bet HF trading ends up being a prime market for this technology.
I still don't buy your premise that Macbook Pros with external boxes for these sorts of things are going to be common.
Maybe, maybe not. I know of several audio professionals that use a MBP as their main workstation -- and when necessary, they simply unhook it and take it with them for remote recording.
Typically, you'll be using 96kHz @ 24 bits for tracking and mixing (and these days, mastering, too). Add to that digital mixers, multiple sends and receives, multiple audio interfaces, STEM sends, etc., and the bandwidth consumption really starts to add up.
And this doesn't even touch on video.
What PCIe cards are you plugging in again?
http://www.uaudio.com/interfac... (with optional thunderbolt interface).
For pro video and pro audio use cases, outboard processing equipment is a necessity, especially if your workstation is a laptop. Which these days is often the case. I consider thunderbolt and external PCI chassis to be one of the best things since sliced bread.
And, for what it's worth, firewire is still very popular in the pro video and pro audio world.
Um, so how does one break into this dull field?
I would love to see the code running in handheld GPS units that first find a variable number of satellites and then calculate the latitude, longitude, and elevation of the unit.
No you don't. Trust me, you'll be very disappointed.
The article suggest that one solution is to simply not do GC until the end of the trading day. I have to admit that's a good pragmatic solution, certainly so for HF prop traders.
Not enough memory on your servers? Add more. Still not enough? Add even more. The cost would be a pittance for any prop trading company worth its salt.
If a syadmin is abusing their position of power then they need to be removed.
Aye, but how do you know when they're abusing their position of power? Tread lightly out there.
built-in support for concurrent programming for multicore computers, very friendly C programming interfaces for embedding and extending, a LLVM-based JIT compiler, a Clang-based module for embedding C/C++ codes in Dao, and a Clang-based tool for automatic binding generation from C/C++ header files
I don't know the first thing about Dao, but I'm always interested in any environment that makes embedding/extending easier. When you're working with a 15 year old code base, it's a lot cheaper to embed existing libraries into a new system than it is to re-write them. (Or, add new capabilities to a old system via extending).
Alas, there has never been a language where this capability doesn't end up being an absolute CM nightmare.
boost.function, boost.asio, boost.optional, boost.foreach, boost.shared_ptr, boost.ptr_container
start using those libraries (at a minimum), and C++ coding starts to become as easy as scripting. Of course, you'd have to learn C++ first.
See, you want the ones that write quality code and test-drive the crap out of everything so they don't have to put in 15 hour days to make the latest milestone.
Yes, exactly. So that when the inevitable mid-project changes to requirements, scope, and/or milestones happen, they'll be better able to cope with throwing away all that up-front planning and preparation -- and start working 15 hour per day to meet the new deadlines.
If you want server-side javascript, then why not just use node.js, like everyone else is doing?
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Yukon man brought naked, shackled to court appearance
'When I found out he was in court, shackled and naked during a court hearing, I was quite shocked'
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The judge and lawyers watched and listened as Michael Nehass pleaded for a towel when he was brought naked and shackled to a video court appearance in Whitehorse, after spending 28 months in isolation.
Now Nehass's father has filed a complaint on his behalf with the Yukon Human Rights Commission over his son's treatment.
On Jan. 22, three guards in riot gear held Nehass to the floor of a special cell, naked and shackled, where he was to appear by video in a case management conference.
Nehass has been held on remand since December of 2011 for charges laid in Watson Lake, Yukon.
He's since racked up several more charges in four separate incidents, including shattering a guard's nose, threatening to assault a police officer, causing damage to property and attempting to escape.
Nehass has previously been convicted for beating a man with a baseball bat while an accomplice cut the man's finger off.
At the January hearing, Nehass represented himself. He called for a change in his status, and ranted incoherently about mind control, indigenous rights and his personal sovereignty.
'Psychological torture'
In his submission to the Human Rights Commission, Russell Nehass says his son is a member of the Tahltan First Nation and an intergenerational survivor of the residential school system. He has a Grade 7 education and suffers several mental disorders.
But Russell says his son's condition has deteriorated since his most recent incarceration, which he calls 'psychological torture.'
He claims Michael is held in a segregation cell consisting of a bed, a toilet and a light, which is never fully turned off.
Russell says his son has only been outside four times in the last two years, does not get to take regular showers and was fed only bologna and cheese sandwiches for several months.
He says he's had difficulty visiting his son, even after scheduling visits 24 hours in advance, as required by the Whitehorse Correctional Facility. Russel says he was unable to see his son for nearly a year.
His complaint also says Michael has also has not been allowed visits with the Yukon Civil Liberties Association.
Russell says the jail staff failed to inform him Micheal attempted suicide.
He believes his son's low literacy levels and accusations of systemic racism against First Nations people are being used against him to justify calling him insane.
'I was quite shocked'
It still hasn't been explained why Michael was being held naked on the floor with the camera rolling in open court.
"I was quite shocked, actually," says Leslie Robert, program coordinator with the Second Opinion Society.
"I knew of him being in segregation for 28 months, so that in itself, I found very shocking… and then when I found out he was in court, shackled and naked during a court hearing, I was quite shocked."
The Second Opinion Society advocates for people with mental health problems, although in this case, Robert's not sure Michael's mental health is the issue.
"We can't just say well this person is mentally ill, because maybe the bad side effects are caused by the segregation and inhumane treatment in jail."
Robert says people like Michael need to be dealt with by people with proper training.
She also says people in Whitehorse should revisit the community consultations that were done in 2006, before the new jail was built.
At that time, many called for the jail to be a place of healing and rehabilitation.
"Even though they're there for punishment because of their behaviour, they certainly have to be treated with respect and humanely, so I... would like the community to to look to find out what is going on in this new jail and how does that conform to what the community was asking for and the recommendations that were made in 2006."
Nehass's case is due back in court later today.
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In another sign of just how screwy things have gotten, Mitt Romney, the GOP nominee for president, steadfastly refuses to get involved in the political debate about immigration. He refuses to offer his own ideas about a national immigration strategy*, and he won't voice an opinion on President Obama's controversial decision not to deport illegal aliens who were brought here as young children.
But worry not: A supposedly nonpolitical Supreme Court justice, Antonin Scalia, is eager to jump into the political fray where Romney is too meek to tread. In his radical dissent to today's ruling on the Arizona immigration law, Scalia argues that Arizona and the other 49 states have the right to exercise "what most would consider the defining characteristic of sovereignty: the power to exclude from the sovereign's territory people who have no right to be there."
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The closest grocery stores are Publix Super Market at Oglethorpe Crossing, Atlanta Chinatown Square and Dinho Market of Atlanta.
Nearby coffee shops include Starbucks, Atlanta Tea Room & Tea Shop and BlackGold Coffee Company, LLC.. There are 16 restaurants within a 15 minute walk including SUBWAY® Restaurants, Corner Pizza and Sushi Yoshino.
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Before 1891, events such as agricultural shows, picnics and sporting events were held in a paddock belonging to the Coulthard family.
Tourism in the Barossa Valley started more or less by chance. After the second world war when caravan construction was in its infancy and people were able to get out and about hauling their caravans, they began camping by an old gum tree within the present park.
Today the park has over 300 powered sites and thousands of people visit our four star rated park each month and enjoy our facilities and lawned drive through sites.
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James Neal extended Pittsburgh's Christmas a couple of days with a two point present in a game they should not have earned a point. Neal scored just a minute into the overtime to give the Penguins a 4-3 victory over the Carolina Hurricanes.
Carolina jumped out to the early lead in the game when Andrej Sekera slipped a puck past Marc-Andre Fleury with barely a second left in the opening period. Sidney Crosby netted his 21st of the season just 16 seconds into the second period but the resilient Hurricanes answered back a mere 14 seconds later with a rebound goal by Nathan Gerbe.
For the second time in the last two games Carolina took a lead into the final 20 minutes only to see it disappear. Chris Conner made a move on Carolina rookie defenseman Ryan Murphy and goalie Justin Peters wasn't ready to defend. Conner's 4th of the season tied the game at 2. Later in the period Ryan Murphy was again the victim. This time a point shot by Deryk Engelland found his rear end, with Peters screened by Joe Vitale, the puck fell into the net. Unlike their loss to Columbus before Christmas, this time Carolina found a way to answer. On a great shift from the fourth line, Drayson Bowman was able to get a wrap-around goal and send the game into overtime.
The Hurricanes managed two shots on Fleury before Neal and Jussi Jokinen played give and go allowing Neal to slip in past the Carolina defense. Neal's goal was his 11th of the season.
Carolina will board a plane to Toronto on Saturday for their game against the Leafs on Sunday and will be back in Raleigh for a New Years Eve matchup with Montreal.


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Albany -- The hurricane disaster areas along the Gulf Coast are still desperate for clean drinking water. An Albany company, with help from Georgia Forestry and the Air National Guard, are delivering thousands of bottles of water to disaster areas in Mississippi.
32 ounces of water from Albany could make a big difference to a person helping clean up from Hurricane Katrina.
Four truck loads of those bottles left the SAB Miller Brewing Plant Tuesday morning, and could be in the hands of people in Mississippi by the end of the week. Lamar Houston said "13 thousand bottles of water that are being desperately needed in the evacuation area."
Lamar Houston of Albany has seen the bureaucracy and logistical problems in the relief efforts so far, and decided to solve problems. Lamar Houston said "We're cutting through all the red tape and channels, and are able to get it directly to the people that need it the fastest way we can get it there."
Miller Brewing Company made the thousands of bottles of water, but FEMA had no way to get it.
Georgia Forestry sent four trucks and drivers, to take the load to Warner Robins. Georgia Forestry Chief Ranger Donald Bishop said "We've got the heavy equipment to move whatever they need moved, whether it be equipment, food, water, or whatever, we've got the equipment to do it with."
The water will then be flown from Central Georgia to Camp Shelby near Hattiesburg, Mississippi aboard a Georgia Air National Guard C-130.
Military disaster services will distribute the water from there, to where it's needed most. Houston said "Either by Chinook helicopter or black hawk helicopter. and or C-130's. So they are able to get it directly into the affected areas."
Since Hurricane Katrina hit the Gulf Coast, the Albany Miller Plant has sent nearly 400 thousand bottles of Albany water to the relief effort, and say they will continue as long as there is a need.
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Launched in 2006, the Prevent Cancer Foundation's Community Grants program supports cancer awareness, education and screening programs in communities across the United States.
The Foundation expects the next community grants cycle to be held in the spring of 2015.
Click on the links below to read about past community grant recipients:
In 2007, the Foundation also awarded ten one-time only community-level cervical cancer education grants [7] on behalf of the Make the Commitment campaign and our partner organizations. These awards allowed local health educators to tailor community education on cervical cancer prevention for women and men.
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[1] 2014 Recipients: http://preventcancer.org/?p=8753
[2] 2013 Recipients: http://preventcancer.orgpreventcancer.org/2013-community-grant-recipients/
[3] 2012 Recipients: http://preventcancer.org/what-we-do/outreach/community-outreach-grants/2012-community-grant-recipients/
[4] 2011 Recipients: http://preventcancer.org/what-we-do/outreach/community-outreach-grants/2011-community-grant-recipients/
[5] 2008-2010 Recipients: http://preventcancer.org/what-we-do/outreach/community-outreach-grants/spring-2008-community-grant-recipients/
[6] 2007 Recipients: http://preventcancer.org/what-we-do/outreach/community-outreach-grants/spring-2007-community-grant-recipients/
[7] cervical cancer education grants: http://preventcancer.org/files/education/outreach-grants-cervical.pdf
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Stay Classy, White Sox
Memo to Sun-Times headline writers – when your headline is:
Hotter fans? The results are in!
You leave me, the reader, expecting… well, results, not to put too fine a point on it. So when you say:
The response to our Hottest Fans contest has been so overwhelming --nearly 7 million online page views and nearly 40,000 votes (Cubs fans leading with 61 percent) that we've decided to extend the voting through the end of the season.
Do you know what you've just done? That's right, you've lied to me. Me and thousands of others like me. Also, by the way…
…this guy is not "hot." This guy looks like he's auditioning for the direct-to-video Sean Of The Dead sequel. And I really want to tell you, Goat Reader, that I had to go digging for this sort of entry. But unlike Sun-Times headline writers, I will not lie to you; that's pretty representative of the quality of this whole enterprise.
Well, as you by now are aware, the White Sox are in town, if by town you mean Chicago. Which, I guess they're in town as often as the Cubs are, but normally I'm not required to care. And, to be frank, I'm still not sure I care. Okay, sure, the White Sox are six games on the schedule that I'd rather win than lose, but that's true of pretty much every game on the schedule. And even if they sometimes sound like they're run by the winners of the Idiot Triathlon, they seem to have a competitive club on the field.
But not living in Chicago, I don't feel about this series the way a lot of others do; I get a lot more excited about Cubs-Cards and Cubs-Brewers. So the hype far surpasses the reality for me.
But I just have to say, the crosstown series (Bruce Miles implores you not to refer to it as a "Classic") does provide one more reminder that the Sox may well be one of the least classy organizations in baseball. To wit:
''We'll all be bringing our nose plugs, try not to smell all the urine over there,'' [pitcher John] Danks said Thursday. ''Nah, we're looking to have fun over there, but that place is a [bleep] hole.''
And that's just one example. I'll concede that the facilities at Wrigley are antiquated and in need of repairs, but as a grown man, talking to the press about your job, do you really need to talk like that? I'm far from a Puritan when it comes to how I talk, but seriously, how can you figure that's the right way to represent yourself in a very public forum? (I guess it doesn't hurt to have Ozzie Guillen as your boss.)
Speaking of Guillen, Mariotti has this to say about Ozzie's in-game strategy:
Normally, it's his mouth that gets him into trouble, but on this day, it was his thought process. With the Cubs looking half-asleep after arriving in the wee hours from Tampa Bay, where they were swept by the emerging Rays, Guillen should have let Danks bat to lead off the seventh. Instead, he pinch-hit for the pitcher and got nothing out of the inning anyway.
Well, the Blizzard yanked Danks anyway and inserted the sporadically reliable Octavio Dotel. You could hear the licking of chops and high-fives from the third-base dugout. Before anyone could utter ``dumb move,'' Derrek Lee and Ramirez had crushed back-to-back homers off Dotel, tying the score and turning all heads toward Ozzie in this meticulously analyzed, scrutinized series. Why go to your bullpen so soon when Danks was performing so well? Why not let Danks find a smidgen of trouble before making a move? Hadn't he retired the Cubs in order in the third, fourth and fifth innings and on one single in the sixth?
This was a case of Guillen, the attention hog, imposing his strategic ego on a game when it wasn't necessary. It would cost him tremendously in the bottom of the ninth, when Scott Linebrink, in relief of Matt Thornton, allowed a game-winning blast by Ramirez that dropped into the thatch of ivy in front of the Batter's Eye Restaurant in center field.
Mariotti is as big a yapper (to use Tango's phrase for it) as you can find in the sporting press, and he seems to know surprisingly little about just about any topic he chooses to comment on. Pitchers get worse the more pitches they throw, to the point where Dotel could well be expected to be more effective than Danks going into the seventh. And Danks, like most other pitchers, especially AL pitchers, is a horrible hitter.
The funny thing about baseball is that it's a game of failures; even the best hitters make outs more often than not, and even the best pitchers give up runs. The only thing you can do as a manager is try to put the odds in your favor - and he did that, by giving his team the best chance he could on offense and defense. Sometimes things don't work out; you have to judge a move in isolation of the short-term results.
When Mariotti asks, "Why not let Danks find a smidgen of trouble before making a move?", what he's really asking is, "Why not wait until it's too late?" The hardest thing to do is to cash in while you're ahead, to sell high. And tell me - if Ozzie leaves Danks in and he ends up giving up those runs instead of Dotel, do you think that there's no chance that Mariotti writes this instead?
Isn't it refreshing to have a manager in this town that can do more than run his mouth? The Blizzard of Oz is obviously outmatched strategically by Sweet Lou.
In the seventh inning, with a chance to spark his team's aenemic offense and put the Cubs away for good, he let the pitcher, Danks, bat for himself. Maybe he forgot what league he was in. The Sox failed to score that inning, and the rest is history.
Mariotti is truly a man without allegiance to anything, up to and including the truth. I really fail to understand how he has his job.
Expect Zambrano to go on the DL soon, in exchange for "outfielder" Eric Patterson - surprisingly enough Edmonds and Johnson are both banged up, and the Cubs are running short on outfielders - they're so desperate that they're even letting Matt Murton play! The good news is that no serious damage was found in Zambrano's shoulder.
Ozzie and Harriet
As a Cub fan who lives in Bridgeview ive always all though a die hard Cub fan kind of liked the White Sox. I rooted for them in the WS, and I like it when they are doing well. Then came Ozzie and Kenny Williams mouths, thats it for me that small % of me that whished them well is gone. I genuinely now hate that franchise because of two men, not their fans or players but their stupid management. They are both freakishly jealous of the Cubs and the love affair america has with the team and the ballpark. How low is there self esteem that two years after winning the series they worry more about the cubs then themselves. i usually go to three or four games at the cell every summer, but not this year or any year until those two idiots are gone.
Why Mariotti Has a Job...
The reason is simple enough. His rants attract people to the Sun-Times web site. And every time someone complains about what an idiot Jay is, it drives some more traffic over to the Sun-Times site so people can check it out for themselves. He just got a new contract, 3 years' worth, I think. So unless the Sun-Times goes under (a possibility) or Jay gets himself put away in jail, he'll be featured in the paper and on their web site for the foreseeable future.


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We at Cumann na Gaeilge want to share the Irish language with as many people in the greater Boston area as possible. To do that, we're tentatively planning to offer two summer classes in new locations!
Advanced Beginner | Burlington, MA
One of our students has secured a room for us where he works and we want to determine whether there's enough interest in the Burlington, Ma., area to offer a class. Please spread the word, and let us know ASAP if the following details would work for you.
TIME: 7.30 - 9.30 p.m.
DURATION: 8 - 10 weeks starting at the beginning of July
NIGHT: Wednesday
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We've had a good response to our email about possibly offering a beginner Irish class in Boston this summer. However, we have not yet located a suitable location for the class. (Suggestions or offers welcome!) We'll bring you more information as soon as we've secured a location.
DURATION: 8 - 10 weeks starting at the beginning of July
TEACHER: Natasha Sumner
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This vibrant and compelling language brings a new depth of understanding to the history and culture of Ireland and classes make use of classical literature, poetry, and song.
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