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Trade Deadline Deals, Roster Moves
Here are the biggest trades that occurred today on trade deadline day:
-Tigers acquired Jarrod Washburn for Luke French and a minor-league pitcher
-Redsox acquired Victor Martinez for Justin Masterson, and two minor-league pitchers
-Redsox acquired Casey Kotchman for Adam LaRoche
-Twins acquired Orlando Cabrera for a minor-leaguer
-Reds acquired Scott Rolen for Edwin Encarnacion and a few minor-leaguers.
-Brewers acquired Claudio Vargas for Vinny Rotino
-Rockies acquired Joe Beimel for two minor-leaguers
-Marlins acquired Nick Johnson for a minor-leaguer
Late last night, the Dodgers acquired George Sherrill for two minor-leaguers.
Saved this for last, but the Yankees made a few moves today, only one trade.
-Yankees acquired Jerry Hairston Jr. for minor-league catcher Chase Weems
-Yankees called up Shelley Duncan.
-Yankees will have two more moves to make to free up room for Duncan and Hairston Jr.
The Yankees did add to their infield/outfield depth with Hairston and the call-up of Duncan, which is always good. Duncan plays 1b/lf/rf, while Hairston plays 2b/3b/ss/lf/cf/rf.
I would expect the Yankees to DFA Cody Ransom and option out one of Mark Melancon or Jon Albaladejo. Also, they will probably transfer Xavier Nady to the 60 day DL.
Shocking news out of Chicago. The Whitesox have traded for Jake Peavy….again….pending his approval. The trade has Clayton Richard, Adam Russell, Aaron Poreda, and Dexter Carter for Peavy. Richard is scheduled to start tonight against the Yankees. I'd expect Peavy to approve it if they made the deal again. When the original deal was made, the Padres had a better record than the Whitesox.
My immediate analysis is that the Redsox came away as the big winners of the trade deadline. The Yankees also did well, filling a utility need, but they did not acquire the starting pitcher they needed.
Josh Anderson Traded to Royals and Other Related Notes
–Josh Anderson was traded to the Royals for cash considerations today. If the Yankees really did want him, I feel horrible for him. Goes from being a Brave to a Tiger to a ROYAL?
–John Grabow and Tom Gorzelanny were traded to the Cubs today.
–Jarrod Washburn is apparently available and the Mariners originally asked for one of Joba Chamberlain or Phil Hughes. Once the Yankees balked at that, they will now look for a B-type prospect.
–David Ortiz and Manny Ramirez were two of the names in the infamous 2003 "list." The reason this isn't going to be all over my blog today is because-well-this isn't news. Everyone knew Manny used steroids and everyone basically knew Ortiz did but he never admitted it or was caught. Don't go quick to call their world series "tainted", as I would have to agree with Peter Gammons on this one. He said since 1989 all world series can be viewed as "tainted" in one way or another.
-Shelley Duncan was not in the lineup for the 2nd game of a doubleheader for AAA Scranton and appears to be headed for Chicago.
Here are two very inspirational stories, one about baseball, one about football.
Joba Chamberlain is Dealing
Joba Chamberlain pitched 8 innings tonight for the first time since June 1st against Cleveland. Chamberlain is now 7-2 with an ERA of 3.58 and only threw 49 pitches in his first 4 innings.
Other News:
-The Yankees made a trade today acquiring RHP Jason Hirsh from the Colorado Rockies. Hirsh made 17 starts for the 2007 NL Champion Rockies and was 6-7 with a 6.66 ERA in 20 appearances with Colorado Springs.
–The Yankees are attempting to make a trade with the Tigers for recently demoted outfielder Josh Anderson.
-The Mariners traded for Ian Snell today, which means you can cross his name off the list of potential players the Yankees want to trade for. The Mariners also got Jack Wilson in the trade, which could paint them as buyers. If the Mariners are buyers, the Yankees cannot trade for Jarrod Washburn.
-The Yankees released Brett Tomko.
–According to Peter Abraham, Joe Girardi hinted that Shelley Duncan may join the team tomorrow to give them another righty bat against the 3 lefty pitchers the Whitesox will use.
Wang to have Season-Ending Surgery
Chien-Ming Wang met with Dr. James Andrews and came to the following conclusion: He will have season-ending surgery. This isn't exactly the biggest setback, as Joe Girardi had already said that he thought Wang was out for the season. Still, surgery is never a word you want to hear. Hopefully Wang is back to form when he returns.
Redsox Make Another Move…..What About the Yankees?
The Redsox made another trade today, acquiring Brian Anderson of the Chicago Whitesox for Mark Kotsay.
While the Redsox are improving their depth the Yankees are sitting back and doing nothing. The Yankees NEED to make a trade for a backup OF now that Gardner is on the DL. The Yankees also need, in my opinion, two more capable MLB starters. I would like to see the Yankees trade for both Ian Snell and Jarrod Washburn. They definitely need at least one of the two.
Recent rumors saying Bronson Arroyo will soon be traded to the Yankees have been shot down by multiple people familiar with the dealings.
10 Questions with Scranton W/B Yankees Beat Writer Chad Jennings
Chad Jennings is the beat writer for the Scranton W/B Yankees. He was kind enough to answer 10 questions for me. Here is the interview:
1. Out of all the players in AAA this year….who has impressed you the most? Who has dissapointed you the most?
Chad Jennings: Austin Jackson has probably impressed me the most. For a guy his age to hit like this in the International League is pretty amazing. He's also a lot faster than I expected, and he uses his speed well on the bases and in the outfield. He's terrific driving the ball to the opposite field. Kevin Russo, Shelley Duncan and Zach Kroenke deserve some honorable mention here. I guess there's some disappointment in the way Doug Bernier and Justin Leone have struggled. Great guys, both of them, but the bat just hasn't been there all season. Eric Duncan has really struggled, too.
2. Do you see Shelley Duncan as a capable MLB every day player, or just another AAAA player?
CJ: I absolutely see him as a capable MLB everyday player. I would love to see what would happen if a big league team stuck with him for a season. He would strikeout quite a bit, but he could be a 35 home run guy. And if he got himself locked in, he could be really valuable.
3. Can you give us some information on Zach Kroenke?
CJ: Lefty. Low 90s with his fastball. Mixes a slider and splitty, using both as an outpitch. He's not a huge strikeout guy, but he doesn't allow many hard-hit balls. And he comes from a major college program at Nebraska. There's talent there, it's just a question of how much the other pitchers in the system have him overshadowed.
4. The AAA Yankees got off to an 11-0 start this year and are currently the 2nd best team in the IL winning-percentage wise. Who would you attribute this to the most? The players? The manager?
CJ: I think there's a lot to be said for this coaching staff. The Yankees have been one of the best teams in the league each of the three years they've been in Scranton, and that's happened with constantly shuffling rosters. Dave Miley and Butch Wynegar really know what they're doing and the pitching coaches the past three years — Dave Eiland, Rafael Chaves and Scott Aldred — have track records that speak for themselves. Aaron Ledesma has been a great addition this season. That staff has helped create a loose, easy going clubhouse. In the end, though, I think it falls on the players. These guys have largely bought into the idea of winning being important, even at this level, and I think that's helped.
5. After seeing the whole Tony Bernazard and Binghamton Mets story play out and the Mets be repeatedly chastised for their lack of depth how do you feel the Yankees are at the same thing? Do you feel they have good enough depth in the system?
CJ: For the most part, yes. The Triple-A roster has long-term and short-term solutions in the infield, outfield and catcher. The relief depth is such that it's been hard to get everyone innings. The starting pitching depth has dwindled considerably, but that's only after a ton of injuries and just-for-now bullpen conversions. It's deep enough to fill some holes.
6. How is the Redsox farm system this year?
CJ: I don't really follow it too closely. I know Lars Anderson hasn't been too good, but Clay Buchholz, Michael Bowden and Daniel Bard are legit. Junichi Tazawa looks like a solid signing, as well.
7. Who would you say is the best prospect you've seen this year (Yankee or non-Yankee) and do you feel he has lived up to the hype?
CJ: I missed a lot of them. Didn't get to see Gordon Beckham or Tommy Hanson or Andrew McCutchen. I did see Matt Wieters, and what struck me was his size and athleticism. He looks like an NFL tight end. He just looks like a better athlete than everyone else. I also thought Michael Bowden looked good against the Yankees. He's really boosted his stock the past year or two.
8. Is Kei Igawa just another minor-leaguer?
CJ: Maybe. I think Kei can get big leaguers out, but when he makes a mistake, it gets crushed. And it's tough to learn anything new from watching him pitch in Triple-A. He's been good at this level for three years now. He seems to be better at keeping the ball down this year, but I have no idea if that will be enough to make a significant difference at the big league level. He's had Triple-A success in the past but not been able to carry it to New York.
9. Give us a background on Austin Jackson?
CJ: It seems most people know that he was a terrific athlete in high school who turned down a basketball scholarship to Georgia Tech, but when Tyler Kepner wrote about him in the Times, Kepner wrote about the batting cage that was in Austin's backyard as a kid. The idea of him as a terrific athlete who just happens to be playing baseball is false. He's always been a baseball player, he was just too good of an athlete to focus on one sport in high school. He's doing that now and he seems to be getting better and better. Plus, he's a good guy. He seems to work hard and his teammates seem to really like and respect him. There's been a lot of buzz about him this season, but Austin has handled it as well as possible.
10. Last question: Give us one story that you find interesting in your time covering the Scranton Yankees?
CJ: Hard to pick one. The first that comes to mind is a story I'm working on right now about Shelley Duncan's personality. There's a lot more depth to him than most people realize.
I liked writing about Cody Ransom this season, simply because I like it when long-time minor league guys get a real shot in the big leagues. Cody's not an everyday player, but I think he's fine in that utility role and I think there are a lot of guys like him who could play a role in the big leagues if given a shot. Dan Giese did it last year. Chris Coste during the Red Barons years. Nick Green's doing it with Boston. I've also really enjoyed all the random big leaguers pulled out of obscurity — Edwar Ramirez and Alfredo Aceves especially — because we all spend a ton of time reading about "prospects" but there are always guys completely off the radar who can make a surprising run to the majors. Covering last year's playoffs was fun because there were so many walk-off wins and tide-turning moments.
Thanks to Chad for answering the questions and also to Mike Ashmore for answering his questions!
10 Questions with Trenton Thunder Beat Writer Mike Ashmore
In my first segment of 10 questions with, I ask 10 questions to Mike Ashmore, Trenton Thunder beat writer.
1. Out of all the players in AA this year….who has impressed you the
most? Who has dissapointed you the most?
Mike Ashmore: Impressed me the most is probably Ivan Nova or Josh Schmidt. Looking
at his previous numbers, I really wasn't expecting a lot out of
Nova…and I thought his confidence might be shot from getting knocked
around in big league camp with the Padres. While I don't think he was
as consistent as he would have liked to have been in Trenton, he did a
lot to improve his stock while he was here.
As for Schmidt, he isn't a guy who will ever be considered a prospect,
despite the fact he's always put up numbers. He's the kind of guy a
lot of fans will ignore because they don't read about him in the
prospect books and so on…but he's been unflappable for most of the
season, performing better than the guys with supposedly better stuff.
2. Give us some background info on Josh Schmidt?
MA: Schmidt is a great guy, and it seems you won't find anyone who will
tell you any different. It's not uncommon to see him chatting away
with a fan, the grounds crew, a beat writer or anyone he can find.
His engaging personality is very similar to another Californian, Phil
Coke. Throws a mid 80's fastball, a so-so slider and an absolutely
devastating slow curve. I'll be very, very curious to see how his
repetoire plays against Triple-A hitters…and I think that chance
will come soon.
3. Give us some info on Zach McAllister?
MA: Z-Mac isn't really that exciting on or off the field. He's a quiet
kid in the clubhouse, and doesn't really blow anyone away on the
mound, nor does he have what you could describe as one standout
offering. But he really pounds the zone, has great command of his
stuff, and flat out knows how to pitch. He's attracted the interest
of quite a few scouts who have passed through Waterfront Park…
4. If you had to pick one player on the Thunder that will have a long
and successful MLB career who would it be?
MA: It would be hard to bet against Jesus Montero right now. I'm not sure
if that career will come behind the plate, but his bat will take him a
long way.
5. After seeing the whole Tony Bernazard and Binghamton Mets story
play out and the Mets be repeatedly chastised for their lack of depth
how do you feel the Yankees are at the same thing? Do you feel they
have good enough depth in the system?
MA: No. They've had to dip into the minor league free agent pool and
independent baseball recently. And even with that, some of the
options to be called up aren't exactly very appealing. It seems that
the position player depth is a bit behind the pitching depth…and
even the pitching depth doesn't seem to be what it used to.
6. Give us some insight on Jesus Montero?
MA: Has a big body for a 19-year-old…he could stand to improve a bit
behind the plate, but he continually works to do so. It's not
uncommon to see him working on blocking balls in the bullpen or in the
batting cage. He struggles a bit with offspeed stuff at the plate
sometimes, but overall…the bat is absolutely there. Seems to crush
line drives with the flick of the wrists.
7. Give us the best prospect you've seen (thunder or non-thunder) that
has impressed you the most?
MA: Assuming I'm sticking with guys I've seen just this year, both Tim
Alderson and Junichi Tazawa (who is on the Redsox AA Affiliate) were both really impressive. Had I seen
Jeanmar Gomez's perfect game, I'm sure I'd have included him here as
8. Were you surprised when you saw Francisco Cervelli and Ramiro Pena
jump from AA to the MLB? Are there any current AA players that you
think can do the same any time soon?
MA: Cervelli didn't surprise me because they really didn't have a choice
with the way the 40-man roster was constructed. You can't argue with
what he did while he was there, but considering the way he was playing
in Trenton, you could make a case that he didn't exactly earn it,
either. Pena was a surprise just because of the role he was asked to
fill. All he ever really did in Trenton was play shortstop, and there
he was filling at third base for Alex Rodriguez. I was surprised at
how well he handled it.
As far as any of the current Thunder players being able to make the
jump…honestly, I'm not really sure anyone on the current roster is
ready for that right now. I'm sure there are guys who would perform
well if they were given the opportunity…but there isn't anyone
standing out for me. Maybe Jorge Vazquez? His age and his bat would
make him a candidate.
9. When talking about the minor leagues we always seem to use the word
"potential." The Yankees may promote Andrew Brackman despite his
horrific numbers in Charleston because of his potential. The Yankees
were so reluctant to promote Pat Venditte because they felt he didn't
have much potential. I think Josh Schmidt would be a good case in AA.
Can you describe the effect potential has on minor leaguers compared
to actual success?
MA: I don't know if it's so much that they didn't think Venditte had
potential as it was his stuff may not have compared favorably to other
guys in the organization. And a lot of it's financially related as
well. Look at the investment they've made both financially and with a
roster spot they've made with Brackman. They have little choice but
to keep throwing him out there, regardless of how he does.
The guy with the better stuff, sometimes regardless of results, will
likely get a look before the guy who's getting by with average stuff
but is putting up numbers. If you were doing things based off of
numbers, Josh Schmidt and Eric Wordekemper would be in Scranton right
10. What is your favorite story that you've had with the Thunder?
MA: This season, probably the Thunder Burger Challenge…it was an
off-beat story and had nothing to do with baseball, which was nice
because I can kind of get tired of writing about it 24/7.
Overall, probably anything regarding last year's championship. After
they won it on the road in 2007, it was nice to be able to be a part
of it last year and see them win it in front of the home fans.
Thanks again to Mike for answering the questions!
Yankees Still Need to Make a Move
The Yankees kept Jon Albaladejo on the MLB roster today instead of calling up another outfielder. The Yankees surprised me with this one, as Mark Melancon has been sitting on the bench, having not made an appearance since July 10th in Los Angeles, while the Yankees could use another OF. John Rodriguez is healthy, Shelley Duncan is killing the ball, but Austin Jackson is struggling of late. I am fairly positive the Yankees will have another OF up by Thursday, with my guess being Shelley Duncan still.
In a few minutes I will post my interviews with AA beat writer Mike Ashmore and AAA beat writer Chad Jennings.
If you did not see this video, check it out! Yankees fans could always use a laugh at the Mets expense.
Yankees Have a Move to Make
Brett Gardner was placed on the 15-day DL today with a broken thumb. Jon Albaladejo was called up to take his place. Tomorrow the Yankees will call up an OF from Scranton to replace Gardner….but the question is….WHO?
The only CF option is highly-touted prospect Austin Jackson, who Joe Girardi said will NOT be called up.
That leaves Shelley Duncan and an injured John Rodriguez. Ramiro Pena is also an option having played a few games in CF at AAA.
Prediction: Shelley Duncan called up and Yankees move Xavier Nady to 60 day DL
What I want done: Shelley Duncan and Ramiro Pena called up, move Nady to 60 day and Designate for Assignment Cody Ransom. Pena can play CF when completely neccessary and so can Nick Swisher.
P.S.: Chad Jennings, who covers the Scranton Yankees, has agreed to answer 10 questions for me through email. He will be the first person to be a part of my 10 question segment. I should have the interview up by Tuesday.
Using "we" When Talking About our Favorite Team
I am completely opposed to using "we" when talking about the Yankees, or our favorite teams. I find it unfair to the players and members of the organization. There is a reason they are in the organization and we are not….they are just basically better at what they do. How many fans can hit a homerun in the New Yankee Stadium (well actually most of us at the new one)….but how many of us can pitch a shutout or even give up less than 4 runs a start? I like the whole "we are part of the team" theory….but we need to know our place as fans. They are the players and we are what drives the game.


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Herniated Disc
Herniated Disc – Refers to a problem with one of the rubbery cushions found between the individual bones that make up your spine. The spinal disc is similar to a soft doughnut covered with a tough exterior. When the "jelly-like" soft interior slips out through a crack in the disc wall, it becomes a herniated disc. The escaped "jelly" is thought to release chemicals that irritate the nerves in the surrounding area causing significant pain.
Causes of a Herniated Disc
- Very frequently, a herniated disc can be caused by simple wear and tear over time. The older you get your spinal discs lose some of their water content making the disc less supple and more liable to split.
- An injury such as a car accident, lifting an object incorrectly or twisting the wrong way can cause a herniated disc. The sudden jerking movement can put too much pressure on the disc, causing it to herniate.
- A combination of disc degeneration and injury.
- The disc can become so weak that what might not seem like a traumatic event can cause a herniated disc. An example of this would be sneezing.
Stages of Herniated Discs
- Degeneration – As a person ages, the disc loses elasticity and can become brittle
- Bulging Disc Herniation – Over time, small tears form in the outer ring of an intervertebral disc which allows the softer, gel-like interior to bulge out.
- Extrusion – Occurs when part of the nucleus breaks through the fibrous outer layer, but still remains within the disc
- Sequestration – Disc separation occurs when the leaking gel-like material breaks through the outer layer and is loose within the spinal cord
Herniated Disc Risk Factors
- Long periods of sitting
- Lifting or pulling heavy objects
- Bending or twisting of back
- Heavy lifting
- Lots of driving
- Not exercising and then starting a very intense regiment.
- Smoking – the toxins in the smoke can keep spinal discs from absorbing all the nutrients that they need from the blood
- Overweight – the extra weight in stomach area can put too much strain on back
Herniated Disc Signs and Symptoms – Signs and symptoms can depend on the location of the herniated disc, however, these are some of the common symptoms
- Shoulder pain
- Weakness, pain, numbing or tingling in biceps
- Weakness in grip numbers
- Weakness in triceps
- Tingling in extension muscles of the fingers
- Back pain
- Weakness in leg or foot
- Loss of bladder control ( this could also be a sign of a much more serious condition known as Equina Syndrome)
Treatment for Herniated Disc
- Treatment mostly consists of avoiding activity and positions that cause pain
- Physical therapy
- Super Cool Therapeutic Back Wrap and heat treatment
- Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs such as Ibuprofen, Naproxen, Cox-2 Inhibitors
- Oral steroids to decrease inflammation and pain relief


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A new political party, Sustainable New Zealand, has announced it's launch today with a focus on the environment.
The party is pledging "to do everything humanly possible" to stop extinctions, restore New Zealand's natural environment and bring people together.
Leader of the party Vernon Tava said the "full-time environment party" would tackle issues including polluted waterways, biodiversity loss and climate change.
"New Zealanders love our environment; for all of us, protection and enjoyment of nature is a core Kiwi value," he said at a launch event at Wellington's Zealandia Ecosanctuary today.
"Until now, if you have wanted to vote for the environment, you have had to support a party that have been a clearing house for New Zealand's left-of-Labour activist movements, often putting social justice issues ahead of protecting the environment.
"This has excluded most of us who genuinely care about our environment but don't accept that this requires a revolutionary overturning of our society and economic system."
Mr Tava said the party would work with either major party to "get the best deal for the environment".
"Sustainable New Zealand is neither left nor right, but out in front. We are focused on sustainability. That means we will make the best decisions for our future. We will consider what is good for tomorrow, not just take the easy option to win a political game in the immediate term."
At the launch event, Mr Tava outlined several policies:
- An economic policy with an approach to work with businesses and industries, like the farming sector, to innovate and increase productivity
- A conservation policy to protect New Zealand's natural environment
- A science policy, meaning decisions will be based of scientific evidence and following their saying "denial is dumb"
"We will invest in science. Starting with an extra 60 million dollars every year to the National Science Challenges," Mr Tava announced.
"We will listen to scientists on the science. But we are not going to be persuaded by the political views of a vociferous few who know little to nothing about political economy. We will not be persuaded by moral panic because panic policy is bad policy."
Mr Tava called out the Governments billion trees scheme as an example of such panic policy.
"Not because planting trees is a bad idea," he explained. "But because throwing money at a problem without proper controls, checks and balances is bad policy."
In his opening address, Mr Tava also recognised the work of Mike Hall - the party's first secretary and former NZ Fire and Emergency national commander - who died before the launch. His partner Lynda attended the launch event.


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Effectiveness of percutaneous ethanol injection therapy compared to parathyroidectomy in the management of secondary and tertiary hyperparathyroidism
Inmutto Nakarin, Srisuwan Tanop, Kattipatanapong Thanate, Pochan Prach
Department of Radiology, Chiang Mai University, Chiang Mai, Thailand
Correspondence Address:Dr. Inmutto NakarinDepartment of Radiology, Chiang Mai University, Chiang Mai ThailandPochan PrachDepartment of Radiology, Chiang Mai University, Chiang Mai ThailandSource of Support: None, Conflict of Interest: NoneCheckDOI: 10.4103/AJIR.AJIR_37_18
Source of Support: None, Conflict of Interest: None
Background: Secondary hyperparathyroidism (SHPT) and tertiary hyperparathyroidism (THPT) are a common complication of chronic renal failure. Percutaneous ethanol injection therapy (PEIT) has been used as alternative to surgery, but its effectiveness is inconsistent. Objectives: The objective of the study is to evaluate the effectiveness of PEIT in the management of patients with SHPT and THPT. Materials and Methods: Ninety-one patients with chronic renal failure and SHPT or THPT were treated with PEIT (n = 55) and surgery (n = 36) between January 2006 and July 2015. The medical records, imaging studies, and ablation techniques were reviewed to assess the efficacy of each treatment modality and complications. Results: Parathyroid hormone (PTH) level after treatment <160 pg/mL was used to indicate success of treatment. PEIT showed lower effectiveness compared to surgery (1.8% vs. 61.1%). There was no complication in PEIT group. Symptomatic hypocalcemia was found 11.1% in surgery group. Conclusion: PEIT in treatment of secondary and THPT was much less effective than surgery due to large nodule sizes, high levels of PTH, and multiple parathyroid nodules.
Keywords: Chronic renal failure, percutaneous ethanol injection therapy, secondary hyperparathyroidism, tertiary hyperparathyroidism


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Storage Wars has seen spinoffs in both Texas and New York, but the original California series has always been the most popular amongst its many fans, and like the previous season—which started in March of this year – will be the setting for this new set of shows.
In addition to a familiar backdrop, the show will feature a lot of the same buyers, viewers have grown to adore—or hate.
For the new season, fans will see some familiar faces coming back in Brandi and Jarrod, the storage locker buying power couple, Darrell, and son Brandon, the online and swap meet entrepreneur, Dave Hester, who returns to a full time role after a lengthy hiatus.
Also, Ivy Calvin and Renne will be featured prominently on the show, as will Mary, who was once a fixture on Storage Wars: Texas.
The show has been so successful in fact that a few of its cast members have branched out into other projects for the network. Former buyer, and fan favorite, Barry Weiss was featured on his own series, Barry'd Treasure, and Brandi and Jarrod are the stars of reality show, Married to the Job.
In addition to Storage Wars, A&E is also bringing back Shipping Wars, which is done by the same producers as its sister show. Shipping Wars, which debuts a week later on November 18th, follows a group of professional shippers as they compete to ship unique items across the country.
So, for fans of Storage and Shipping Wars, you better get ready, because your Tuesday nights are about to become the best part of your week.
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- Distance
- 2.6 km circuit
- Duration
- 60 mins return
- Suitable for
- Hiking, Jogging, Trail Running
- Easy
- Terrain
- Undulating
- Park (national park, conservation park, forest, reserve)
- Porter Scrub Conservation Park
- Region
- Adelaide Hills
- Download maps & GPS files
- 1 map PDF
- 2 GPS files
- Photos
- 11 photosJump to Photos section
- Travel options
- Car
- Travel time from Adelaide
- 1-2 hours
About the Walking Routes
Explore the secluded forests of Porter Scrub Conservation Park. The Central Access Track is a fire track that begins from Gate 1 and passes through the park to Gate 2. It is easy to follow and walk along. The park consists of a dense forest of tall trees (stringybark and candlebark) with yacka and fern undergrowth.
Walk Route Options
We've outlined two walking routes below.
Easy Route along Central Access Track
2.6km return hike
This walking route sticks to the main fire track through the path, with a walk along the parallel Walking Trail. Instructions for this walk:
- Begin from Gate 2 (marked Point A on map)
- At Point B, continue on the left hand fork (the main track, Central Access Track). We recommend taking the left fork as the junction at Point C is easily missed when walking north
- At Point D, turn left, continuing north past the abandoned 1950s Vauxhall car
- Point H won't be discernible. Shortly after this you will walk through an old gate
- At Point H there is a fire track junction, with the Central Access Track turning right and east to follow the park boundary to Gate 2. Here at Point H we suggest you turn around and return to point D, taking the Walking Trail Only at Point D through to Point C, B and back to Gate 1
Difficult Route
3.3km circuit hike
This walking route explores a loop into the eastern side of the park, returning along the Central Access Track. The trail is difficult to follow from point E to F, G, and H, particuarly between points F and H. The junction at Point H cannot be found if walking clockwise. Instructions for this walk:
- Begin from Gate 2 (marked Point A on map)
- At Point B, turn off on the right hand fork labelled the Walking Trail Only, this will follow a former fire track.
- At Point C, which you might not discern, the trail turns east towards point E. There are no signs at this junction.
- At Point E, the former fire track ends abruptly. There is a walking trail which leaves here heading north, but the first few hundred metres can be difficult to find. If you cannot find the walking trail heading north, we strongly suggest you turn around and return the way you came.
- Near Point F the trail passes near the boundary fence. The trail may be overgrown with grass. If you lose the trail here, we suggest your return the way you came back to Point E and C as the trail from here on becomes more difficult to follow (overgrown and harder to discern, and if you stray to the south west of the trail there are old mine shafts.)
- Between Points F and G and H the trail can be hard to follow. Other animal tracks leave the main walking trail (particularly between Point F and G), so don't be tricked by them.
- At Point G the trail turns abruptly right and to the north, following a creek line
- Coming towards Point H, the trail turns abruptly left and west. This abrupt change of direction can be difficult to find. If you should miss it, you would come out on the Central Access Track which is beside the northern boundary fence.
- At Point H (which would not be discernible if walking clockwise), turn left along the fire track which is the Central Access Track.
- Walk south along the main fire track to point D, taking the Walking Trail Only at Point D through to Point C, B and back to Gate 1


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Cyclone Nisarga': Rains lash Mumbai; Police restricts movement of people near beaches
Mumbai, June 02: Ahead of the expected landfall of cyclone 'Nisarga' in Alibaug in Maharashtra's Raigad district, Mumbai and its metropolitan areas received rainfall since Monday evening, which intensified later in the night.
"Met updates at 10.30 pm, 2 Jun. Mumbai and around rainfall since evening. Now its picked up intensity," India Meteorological Department's (IMD) Mumbai deputy director general of meteorology K S Hosalikar tweeted.
The IMD has predicted moderate rainfall in most parts of the metropolis and heavy to very heavy rainfall in isolated places over the next 24 hours.
In view of the threat posed by impending cyclonic storm Nisarga', movement of people along the Mumbai coastline has been prohibited from midnight to Thursday afternoon, the city police said on Tuesday.
Cyclone Nisarga: Please stay indoors for 2 days, Uddhav urges people in coastal areas
An order under section 144 of the Code of Criminal Procedure was being issued, the police said. As per the India Meteorological Department's warning, the city was expected to be severely impacted by the cyclone and there was a "grave danger to human life, health and safety", a statement by city police said.
"With this order Mumbai police has prohibited any presence or movement of one or more persons in public places along the beaches, promenades, parks and other such places near the coastline where people may gather," it said.
Those violating the order can face action under IPC section 188 (defying an order lawfully promulgated by a public servant), it added.
The cyclonic storm is expected to hit Maharashtra and south Gujarat coasts on Wednesday afternoon, as per the IMD.


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Albuquerque Press Women and Friends will host University of New Mexico Lecturer Peter Kierst on Monday, February 10 at 11:30 a.m. at Mimi's Restaurant 4316 The 25 Way to discuss President Trump's Impeachment Trial and the Constitution.
We are living in a complex time when it is hard to unravel just how the three branches of government are supposed to work with each other. President Donald Trump is on trial for abuse of power and obstruction of congress. Is this how the framers of the constitution pictured the process of impeachment?
Kierst has taught courses on the "Powers of the Presidency" at the UNM Department of Political Science and has researched how recent court rulings have affected the flow of money in American politics.
Please join us for an interesting conversation on constitutional politics and democracy. Anyone is welcome at meetings of APWF. We order from the menu at Mimi's and non-members are charged an additional $5. Albuquerque Press Women and Friends consists of people working in the communications field.


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With Members of Congress back at work this week, it's clear that healthcare policy will be a major area of focus in 2017. In his latest op-ed published in STAT, Jim Robinson, president, Astellas Americas, encourages policymakers to ask three questions during future reform efforts:
- How do we ensure that individual patients gain access to the highest quality care possible?
- What can be done to simplify healthcare and make it more consumer-friendly, transparent and efficient?
- How do we rethink incentives across the system — with an emphasis on strengthening the competitive marketplace?
Building on his recent commentary that encourages a greater system-wide focus on the patient, Jim highlights the need for a candid conversation on the difference between insurance coverage and access to needed medicines. He suggests that policymakers focused on the wrong questions during the last health reform push and notes the importance of moving beyond an ideological debate when it comes to improving the healthcare system.
To read the full article, please visit: STATnews


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Hello! Welcome back to my blog.
It's been a while since the last 'Bookish Rambles'. You are in need of an update!You may be aware of my recent reads, from my Instagram story. So, let's talk about the Twilight saga: the books, films and which are better (the books, obviously, that's no surprise 😂). It took me under a month to read them all. From the middle of May until the 5th June. Considering all of them are over 300 pages (with one 700 pages) I think is an achievement. However, I do get through books rapidly!
It was the other night when I watched all the films with my best friend. I always try to read the books prior to the films, and I do keep quite strictly to that rule.
Anyways, Twilight (book one)
The first book was really good to did my teeth into. I think it took less than three days to read it. It was a great introduction to the characters, accompanied by a bit of action. I love looking back to this book, and how far Bella and Edward progressed with their relationship (no spoilers!).
A character I really love is Alice. I could imagine her a great mother, though she sadly won't get that chance 😓. I grew quite attached to her, so anything that put her in danger made me anxious.
To begin with, I didn't like Jacob. I thought he was selfish and ignorant – though the last book and film changed my opinion. Though, I still don't forgive him for showing off in front of Edward and pining after Bella. She really did not need that drama in her (already complicated) life!


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Last week, FINA released what the organization referred to as 'innovations' to its annual World Cup Series format, which included changes to event line-ups and prize money. Among the notable 'improvements' were instilling a maximum number of races of 4 per swimmer per leg, with another regulation enabling each event to be swum now just twice per leg and up to 6 times during the Series.
We provided analysis on what these changes mean for the World Cup's biggest presence, Hungary's Katinka Hosszu, but the Iron Lady isn't the only one to take issue with the ripple effect of how the 2017 World Cup changes will play out. SwimSwam recently spoke with American record holder and 2016 Olympian Tom Shields regarding how he, a regular on the World Cup circuit, will personally be impacted by the new rules. Below are just two tweets posted by Shields in response to FINA's announcement, followed by our Q&A with the butterfly ace.
Also, I don't know who told you that they would come and show up prepared if you let them skip prelims, but I can guess they lied.
— Tom Shields (@beefyTshields) May 31, 2017
When did you hear/read of the World Cup rule changes? How did you know about them?
SHIELDS: Heard about them when SwimSwam wrote the articles (laughs).
You had tweeted, "We are an obscure sport. I can see the ?'s already."…..can you please elaborate on what questions you're picturing?
SHIELDS: Just as to why some meets were full schedule and some meets were not. It does not now seem like this is the case, but the info packets for each stop are so incomplete/incorrect I had some bad information at the time of that tweet. I now looks like each cluster will have every event twice. I do not see the point of this, but at least it is a little more fair than having some events twice and others thrice through the course of a cluster.
This will limit specialists' or single event peoples' abilities to impact the cluster rankings, with fewer chances to get higher FINA point swims per event, and seems to benefit overall versatile athletes. I can actually see the argument of how in theory this may bring in more interest from versatile stars. But, those seem to be a dying breed.
You also stated that FINA's job is 'not to further remove common sense and spirit of competition.' What specifically within the new rules cuts away at common sense? At competitive spirit?
SHIELDS: Well at the time–again–I thought they would run full schedule at some meets and not at others, adding some unfair advantage to whatever swim events would be at every meet. Which would be unfair, and is not the case, hopefully.
But it was also about the automatic berth to finals for 'certain' medalists. From what I've read not all medalists are equals in this regard, and need an invite to the meet for this advantage. While it may increase the 'show' factor, where these athletes can engage with the fans, FINA looks to be not giving these spots out in a fair way based on medals.
Look, I get that some people are more famous than others and that not all medals weigh the same, and that's well and good, the way it should be. It would be the first real time where this populism explicitly effects the sport and its performance outcomes, and that would be detrimental to what swimming is about. Racing sports require equal footing between athletes. I may be mistaken, these things may not be the case as I was told them/read about them, FINA may offer those options to all medalists–which is also not a good idea and unfair to the local club athletes or anyone trying to climb the ladder–but at least would be consistent.
Do you believe FINA when they say they got input from other athletes and those questioned bought in to the plan? Any idea what FINA thinks is the benefit to having Olympic/World Champions go straight to finals?
SHIELDS: I think they listened to a few athletes/coaches and enacted their conflicted ideas. While some would like the 4 event cap, especially females, they may not like the fact they only get two 50 breasts per cluster vs three. Others, who do not like the cap on swims, may like skipping prelims. It really looks like no one got they want, everybody's confused or angry, attendance from both a fan and 'superstar' standpoint will not go up, and the rankings probably will not change all that much, to be honest.
Which of the recent rules do you take most issue with personally?
SHIELDS: 4 events per meet is actually relatively fair from a certain perspective, but I do not know if it may have been a personal grudge that made it be enforced. If that is true, that is a bummer. But unless Katie makes her way over and takes the cups relatively serious, no one was touching Katinka on the women's side. You have to address that, we want to sell competition, not one person destroying everyone. At least we should want that. But, I do sympathize with the feeling that FINA came out to knock someone down. That is not a good feeling, nor a good look. I definitely see both sides on the 4 event cap, especially since FINA has not enacted an event cap at any meet before (as far as I know). Like, I've thought about this a lot, and it comes down to two main points for either side:
—this change will help the women's side be more competitive
—nobody ever told Michael his range was too large, or his impact too big, or he made too much money.
I had consistently done 4-7 events at the cups, often medalling in all of them. It was cool, if you are tough enough, you make it work. Now, I do not know how it will effect me overall. It may harm, and that'll suck, but at least everyone else is set to the same standard.
Which brings me to the "most stupid" rule, which would be automatic finals berth for medalists. It is, at its heart, unfair. Medalists will show up out of shape and waste a finals spot, or in "deep training" and do the same. It will not work out well.


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On his blog about management, my LinkedIn Bloggers colleague Gautam Ghosh has an interesting observation to make about organisational innovation
…organizational innovation either in the process mode, or product mode, often fails.
That's because, when innovating people seem to ignore the external standards and supports that often have a pivotal role in making innovation work.
It's not fundamentally different in home based business, which is usually a one or two person business.
We can believe we have great ideas about innovation and not take enough care to check that what we think is a great idea is actually likely to work once it is tested in the external marketplace.
In the 30 Day Challenge program I'm doing on niche internet marketing I am definitely being challenged in terms of matching up my ideas of what people want in specific niches with what the figures from Google, Overture etc are telling me.
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Stock trading is never easy, but it is simple. By far the biggest hurdle faced by traders is we tend to make everything complicated and that's one of the reasons why most traders fail. If you want to succeed in trading, you need to be brave enough and have the courage to stand any test that comes with your trading journey. We don't have any perfect roadmaps, but the ability to have the following attitude could make a difference:
Be at peace with MONEY
A trader asked me: what did you do to get used to trading big amounts?
My Answer: Train yourself to have no emotional attachment to money.
The more you are chasing money, the more you'll have a hard time trading objectively and at your best state. Often, traders are affected by each tick, each up, each down, and that leads them to trading errors. Our emotions get the best of us if we are focused on the absolute amounts.
You need to put yourself into a position where you just execute and focus on "trading best". I think you will only reach your true potential if you are in a ZEN like flow.
Let the market come to you and your system, don't chase it. Have no emotional attachment to money.
You have to remember that "money" is just a by-product, the result of your actions. Focus on your strategy and your trade, you will see that money will just naturally follow.
Be brave enough to have the right MINDSET.
While its true that one of the reasons why we wanted to do stock trading is to take profit from investing, there's still an entire world from it beyond the prison of money or revenue streams. The ability to follow your trading system will help you digest the trading process and it helps you to intertwine and accept a variety of rules for different market conditions.
Having the right mindset is when you don't let your emotions eat you. Winnings and losses are normal and part of trading. Having a plan for success trades and readjusting goals when negative portfolio hits you is highly important. Here are the essential rules to cultivating your trading growth mindset to help you achieve success:
- Journal everything
- Pick your trades like you would your life partner
- Keep refining your strategy and make it work for you
- Be your harshest critic
- Take what works for you and ignore what doesn't
Be brave enough to LEARN from your mistakes.
When was the last time that you put everything in your journal? Not just the winning trades, but also the losing ones. Sometimes we're too focused on winning, that we forgot the essence of losing. Profits are just confirmation of the right thing you do. Losses, on the other hand, unleashed the best trader in you. It's when you lose that you start to learn something. It's in that losses that make you feel, "I don't want to happen this again." "How can I make myself a better trader? What's wrong? What do I need to change/improve in my system?" "How can I prevent from making the mistake I made?"
Instead of seeing it as a failure, why not treat this trade as a stepping stone for you to become a better trader? Failures aren't failures at all. You have to see the good in them because it's what will lead you to success.
Experience will always be the best teacher! It's those hardships that will make you stronger.
Our greatest weakness lies in giving up. The most certain way to succeed is always to try just one more time. ~ Thomas A. Edison
We are afraid to get out of our comfort zone. We're too contented living inside our shells that we just wondered what it is like to be in the real battle?
When you got that exciting feeling you can't seem to explain, or understand why such thing happens? Don't think otherwise. You are now prepared for the battle. When you start to have that boiling blood running in your veins and at the same time you feel afraid. This is your signal! Go for whatever it is!
Enough of that reading materials and seminars, enough of that strategy you tested a couple of times ago. Enough of that backtesting and paper trades. Enough of procrastination, this is where you should go. You've prepared, and you're not born to be that way. Take that action and trade the real way. The game must start now and this is where you'll be bolder. You'll never know what you're capable of until it happened. You'll never know if you're good enough if you won't going to apply it to yourself.
When things go wrong and everything just seems to go against your world, take a moment and try to separate yourself. Respect that sometimes, good things don't always happen. There will be bad trades; there will be bad day. There will be bad companies and there will be a 'bad' you. So respect yourself and accept that you're a just a human. Respect that you also get tired. Physically, emotionally and mentally. You're not a clock tickling day and night. Respect what's your inner you is telling you. Spend time with your loved ones, there will always be a next time. You can always make it right. Just not now, maybe soon you will.
I want you all to be brave enough in everything.
Only the strong ones last in trading.
If you're going to succeed in life, then don't give up.
Keep grinding, everyone!
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GNS3 - Adding Persistence to the Kali Linux Appliance
Update Jul 8, 2019: The Kali Linux appliance has been updated, it now includes the persistent disk. So there is no need anymore to modify the appliance.
Kali Linux is a nice distribution for penetration testing. The Kali Linux appliance makes it easy to integrate it into GNS3. But it has one major shortcoming, you have no way to save your work. Every time you start the Kali node, you have to begin from scratch.
Kali Linux supports the use of an USB drive for storing your changes persistently. Based on that Kali documentation, this guide uses a virtual disk image for saving your changes.
Installing the Kali Linux Appliance
If you haven't already done, you need to install the appliance.
Search in the GNS3 documentation for 'kali' to find the instructions for installing the Kali Linux appliance.
As SolarWinds, the company behind GNS3, doesn't want links to the GNS3 website, I can't give you the direct link to the documentation.
Modifying the Template
First we need to modify the template. For that open the GNS3 preferences, select the QEMU VM section and edit the Kali Linux template.
In the general settings we have to change the boot priority to CD/DVD-ROM.
In the HDD tab we have to add a virtual disk, storing the persistence data. We are doing that by using the 'Create' button to start the image creator wizard:
- Use the defaults in the next two dialogs ('binary and format' and 'qcow2 options')
- Set 'kali-linux-persistence.qcow2' as file location and choose a suitable disk size, for example 1.000 MiB.
- Finish the QEMU image creator wizard.
Furthermore change the disk interface to SATA.
For the initial creation of the persistent disk we have to unmark the checkbox 'Use as a linked base VM'.
Now exit the VM template editor with 'OK', then exit the preferences (again with 'OK').
Initialize the Persistence
From Kali's point of view there is no difference between an USB stick and a (virtual) disk. Both devices are accessible as /dev/sd devices. So we can closely follow the Kali documentation to initialize the persistent disk.
Create a new temporary project and drag the Kali Linux template to the project area. Then start the node and open the VNC console.
In the boot menu use the default entry 'Live (amd64)' to start kali, then login (username root / password toor).
Now start the terminal emulator and enter the following commands:
root@kali:~# parted --script /dev/sda mklabel msdos mkpart primary 1MiB 100%
root@kali:~# mkfs.ext3 -L persistence /dev/sda1
mke2fs 1.44.5 (15-Dec-2018)
Discarding device blocks: done
Creating filesystem with 255744 4k blocks and 64000 inodes
Filesystem UUID: ca2df9b1-1f4c-4dae-963a-87e42af76f9a
Superblock backups stored on blocks:
32768, 98304, 163840, 229376
Allocating group tables: done
Writing inode tables: done
Creating journal (4096 blocks): done
Writing superblocks and filesystem accounting information: done
root@kali:~# e2label /dev/sda1 persistence
root@kali:~# mount /dev/sda1 /mnt
root@kali:~# echo "/ union" > /mnt/persistence.conf
root@kali:~# umount /dev/sda1
Then shutdown the Kali Linux VM.
Base Setup (optional)
Now we can setup the base environment for the future Kali VMs. For that start the VM and select 'Live USB Persistence' in the boot menu.
Then login and setup the VM according to your preferences. When done, shutdown the VM.
Final Steps
The setup of the persistent disk is now complete, delete the temporary project (including the temporary Kali VM).
Then re-enable the 'Use as a linked base VM' settings in the template. For that open the GNS3 preferences, select the QEMU VM section, edit the Kali Linux template and select the 'Advanced settings' tab. Now mark the checkbox 'Use as a linked base VM', then exit the VM template editor with 'OK', finally exit the preferences (again with 'OK').
Now the persistent disk is ready for normal use. Just boot with the 'Live USB Persistence' option.
As you are now using a disk with a linux file system, refrain from just stopping the VM. Use shutdown instead to cleanly stop the VM.


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April 28, 2013
Flourish – What's So Important About Prayer?
Rev. Ron Geisler
Matthew 6:5-8
A mother and her children were taking a tour of New York City and were in awe of St. Patrick's Cathedral. The children were especially curious about the votive candles at the front of the cathedral, so the mother invited each of them to light one. She explained it was customary to say a prayer of petition or thanks as the candles were being lit. "These are not birthday candles," she said. "You're not making a wish but asking for God's blessings.
After the family bowed for a prayer, they began to walk away. The mother asked the kids if they had any questions about what they had just experienced. "No," said the five-year old, "but if there's a pony outside, it's mine!"
Surveys have found that most Americans understand or believe there is value in prayer. Gallup says 9 out of 10 American's pray. Andy Greeley surveyed atheists and agnostics and found 1 in 5 pray regularly. That seems like a contradiction doesn't it? But life is tough and at some time all of us feel a need to pray.
Jesus expected that His disciples would naturally pray. Jesus said in Matthew 6, "And when you pray, do not be like the hypocrites, for they love to pray standing in the synagogues and on the street corners to be seen by men. I tell you the truth, they have received their reward in full. But when you pray, go into your room, close the door and pray to your Father, who is unseen. Then your Father, who sees what is done in secret, will reward you. And when you pray, do not keep on babbling like pagans, for they think they will be heard because of their many words."
"When you pray," "When you pray", "When you pray…" Prayer is so vital, so essential; that it's simply assumed those who worship God will pray.
But I found that as I was trying to write this message, it was very difficult for me to write about prayer. Prayer is so personal. It's hard to put words to something so mysterious, so subjective. But prayer is an essential part of what it means to flourish in a vital relationship with God. This morning I want us to very simply consider a few reasons as to the "why" of prayer.
The first reason why we should pray is…
I have wondered why God desires our prayers. He already knows what we need. If He wants to bless us, He can certainly do it. Why go through this seeming charade of prayer? But as we read through the Bible we see that our God is a personal God. Our God desires a relationship with His children.
Prayer is vitally important, because it goes to the heart of the Christian faith. Christianity is about a relationship; a love relationship between us and God through His Son Jesus. And prayer is the means by which we maintain and deepen that relationship. Prayer puts us in communication with God. If there's no prayer, then there is very likely no relationship. If there is very little prayer, then at best there is very little relationship. We don't pray because we love prayer. We pray because we love God.
Prayer is how we communicate to God. It's your heart communicating to God's heart. Prayer doesn't depend on the volume, method or style; it's the heart. We are to pray out of a heart that is filled with love for God.
But Jesus' prayer life was not dictated by duty or responsibility. Jesus was motivated by His relationship with God. Jesus desired to stay in communication with His Heavenly Father. Why prayer? Prayer keeps us in communication with God.
We also want to pray because…PRAYER CHANGES THINGS
A church in a small Kentucky town was located next to a bar. The members of the church were concerned because they thought the bar was hurting their community. To make matters worse, the owner of the bar was an outspoken atheist who would taunt people from that church about their belief in God. The church decided to hold a prayer meeting on Saturday night to ask God to intervene and settle the matter once and for all. The church met and began to pray for God to close the bar down. During the prayer meeting a horrible thunderstorm went through the town. To the delight of the church members, lightning struck the bar and burned it to the ground! The next morning in church the preacher preached on the power of prayer. Insurance adjusters promptly notified the bar owner that they wouldn't pay for the damages. The fire was caused by an "act of God," and that was an exclusion in their policy. The bar owner was furious. He decided to sue the church, claiming they had conspired with God to destroy his building and business. The church denied they had anything to do with the cause of the fire. The judge in the case opened the trial with these words: "I find one thing in this case most perplexing. We have a situation where the plaintiff, an atheist, is professing his belief in the power of prayer, and the defendants, all faithful church members, are denying that very same power!"
Scientific studies have shown that prayer changes circumstances. One study from the Columbia University School of Medicine showed that people undergoing risky cardiovascular surgery had fewer complications when they were the focus of prayer groups.
Maybe at this point you are thinking of prayers that God hasn't answered. What about the person who did pass away because of sickness or complications? What about the mother who has prayed for a child, but he turned against God? The list of our unanswered prayers can be endless.
I confess I do not know why God answers some prayers positively and others not according to our desires. But this is where faith must come in. I love this quote from Soren Kierkegaard, "God answers every prayer, for either He gives what we pray for, or something far better."
Prayer changes things. Yet, prayer is not magic, it comes out of relationship. Some people almost see prayer as a Genie in the bottle. But prayer is really not about you or me, prayer is about God. Prayer is not about manipulating God to see our will accomplished, but it is about joining with God to see that His will is done.
Ultimately, we pray because…PRAYER CHANGES ME
God's desire is that we change. You become like the people you spend time with. The more time you spend with God in prayer and in His Word, the more you become like Him. Prayer changes me.
I have noticed that as I mature in my faith I am praying fewer "give me" prayers and more "make me" prayers. Instead of asking God to give me a better marriage, I pray that God would make me a better husband. These "make me" prayers are something all of us should learn.
Instead of praying for God to give me a better job, pray God make me a better employee. Instead of praying for better children, start praying for God to make me a better parent. Instead of praying for better parents, pray for God to make me a better child. Instead of praying for a better church, pray for God to make me a better Christian.
Let's never be content with where we are in our relationship with God. We all need to grow and change and become more like Jesus.
Prayer changes me.


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|Directeur :
|LAMBERT Alain - firstname.lastname@example.com
|Titre :
|Guaranteed Simultaneous Localization And Mapping (SLAM) for Vehicles
|Thèmes :
Automatique, Signal, Télécoms, Systèmes embarqués
|Laboratoires :
|IEF - Institut d'Electronique Fondamentale UMR 8622
|Description :
Although Bayesian localization and mapping algorithms were widely used and improved, they have some drawbacks due to non linearity of their models and Gaussian hypothesis of noises. For instance, Bayesian approaches suffer from consistency problems (lack of realism on the positioning uncertainties) that are not resolved to this day.
We are developing an alternative approach based on Bounded-Error State Estimation that does not need linearization. Sensor data are assumed to belong to an interval without any assumption on the noise distribution within this interval. Guaranteed localization based on interval analysis is a key to safer autonomous driving.
PhD supervisor (contact person): Alain Lambert


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Previews begin April 14, Opens April 16, Runs through April 29
New York, NY – La MaMa, in association with The Assembly, presents the world premiere of SEAGULLMACHINE, created by The Assembly, conceived by Nick Benacerraf, co-directed by Jess Chayes (Lucille Lortel Award winner) and Nick Benacerraf, and text by Anton Chekhov, Heiner Müller and The Assembly. SEAGULLMACHINE runs from April 14 - 29, 2018 in a limited engagement at La MaMa's Ellen Stewart Theatre, located at 66 East 4th Street between 2nd Avenue and the Bowery in New York City. Previews begin April 14 for an April 16 opening.
Performances are Mondays at 8pm, Thursdays - Saturdays at 8pm, and Sundays at 3pm with an added show on Wed, April 25 at 8pm. The Sun, April 15 performance time is at 8pm. Tickets are $30 and $25 for students and seniors. A limited number of $10 tickets are available for each show. Tickets are $75 for the April 20 benefit performance and pre-show reception. Purchase online at www.lamama.org/seagull_machine or by calling 212-352-3101.
For more info visit www.lamama.org, Like them on Facebook at http://bitly.com/lamamaFB, and follow on Twitter and Instagram at @LaMaMaETC. For more info on The Assembly visit AssemblyTheater.org, Like them on Facebook at /AssemblyTheater and follow on Twitter and Instagram at @assemblytheater.
Russia 1896. Germany 1977. USA 2018. In a world gone mad, when do you take arms against the sea of troubles?
In SEAGULLMACHINE, a diverse, multigenerational ensemble takes refuge in an abandoned theater. Caught in an endless rehearsal, they struggle with the pull between action and distraction on a planet where waters rise, wages stagnate, and visionary leaders are nowhere to be found. The Assembly's newest performance smashes together two iconic riffs on the Hamlet story – a new translation of Anton Chekhov's The Seagull by The Assembly and Heiner Muller's Hamletmachine – combining theatrical realism, immersive staging, live video, poetry, comedy and tragedy to excavate the legacy of 20th-century drama in the light of the present-day, and ask: What's the good of making theater anyway?
The cast includes Rolls Andre (Beardo with Pipeline Theatre, Let Us Now Praise Susan Sontag at Abrons Arts Center), Edward Bauer (Home/Sick with The Assembly, I Will Look Forward to This Later at New Ohio), Ben Beckley (Small Mouth Sounds national tour, Dying For It with Atlantic Theater Co.), Marvin Bell (NBC's "Law & Order: SVU," The Show-Off at Theatre at St. Clement's), Emily Caffery (Animal Wisdom at Bushwick Starr), Nehassaiu deGannes (Is God Is at Soho Rep, Intimate Apparel at Shakespeare & Co.), Anna Abhau Elliott (Whitney Biennial, Under the Radar), Christopher Hurt (3Christs with Peculiar Works Project, The Three Sisters with The Assembly), Jax Jackson (600 Highwaymen's The Fever tour & run at The Public's Under the Radar Festival, HBO's "High Maintenance"), Layla Khosh (Men on Boats at Playwrights Horizons, Wyoming with Lesser America), Daniel Maseda and Elena McGhee (USA's "The Sinner," FX's "Louie").
The creative team includes Nick Benacerraf & Emmie Finckel (Scenic Design), Asa Wember (Sound Design), Kate Fry (Costume Design), Miriam Crowe (Lighting Design), Ray Sun (Video Design), Jess Cummings (Props Design), Stephen Aubrey (Dramaturge), Ari Rudess (Casting Consultant) and Miranda Haymon (Assistant Director). The production team includes Lucy Jackson (Producer) and Emily Caffery (Associate Producer).
Select performances of SEAGULLMACHINE will be accompanied by a post-show talkback series with artists, academics and activists. Exact days and a roster of participants will be released at a later date.
THE ASSEMBLY is a collective of multi-disciplinary performance artists committed to realizing a visceral and intelligent theater for a new generation. Assembly members unite varied perspectives in service of wide-reaching, unabashedly theatrical and rigorously researched ensemble performances, crafted to spark conversation with their audiences. Their work embraces the complexities of our present moment; it is a call for empathy and engagement. Embracing collaboration as the core of the creative process, the company chooses projects through consensus and develops text, action and design side-by-side within the rehearsal environment. From workshops to productions to post-performance discussions, The Assembly is dedicated to rooting its artists, audiences, and peers in a profound sense of community.
The New York Times called The Assembly "A cutting-edge young theater collective…intense and thoughtful." The Wall Street Journal described them as "passionate, formally inventive theater makers who make much of delving into historical texts." Huffington Post called the group "makers of amazingly provocative theater."
SEAGULLMACHINE represents The Assembly's tenth original play, and the company's second engagement with the works of Anton Chekhov, after their critically acclaimed multimedia THREE SISTERS in 2010 ("Magical" – Show Business). The company's hit show HOME/SICK (New York Times Critics' Pick) was revived in 2017 for a sold-out run at JACK in Brooklyn. The production run was accompanied by a post-show discussion series Making Our Ideal America: Conversations on Coalition Building, featuring former Weathermen (now community organizers) and local community activists.
The company has performed at venues across New York such as New Ohio Theatre (Archive Residency Award), The Incubator, The Prelude Festival, HERE Arts Center, Horse Trade, and The Collapsable Hole, and has toured to the Odyssey Theatre in Los Angeles, Wesleyan University, the Edinburgh Fringe (Fringe First nomination) and the Philly Fringe. In 2016, this process was documented by Professor Cindy Rosenthal in the cover essay of the industry's leading academic journal, The Drama Review: "Circling Up with The Assembly: A Theatre Collective Comes of Age." The Assembly's educational workshops are designed to foster empowered and empowering collaborators. They train young artists in the ethics and techniques of their unique method of ground-up creation. The company has worked with students at Williams College Summer Theater Lab, The Atlantic Theater School, Stella Adler Conservatory, and Wesleyan University, as well as their annual weekend intensives in NYC.
The Assembly is Stephen Aubrey, Edward Bauer, Ben Beckley, Nick Benacerraf, Emily Caffery, Jess Chayes and Lucy Jackson.
La MaMa is dedicated to the artist and all aspects of the theatre. The organization has a worldwide reputation for producing daring performance works that defy form and transcend barriers of ethnic and cultural identity. Founded in 1961 by award-winning theatre pioneer Ellen Stewart, La MaMa has presented more than 5,000 productions by 150,000 artists from more than 70 nations. A recipient of more than 30 Obie Awards and dozens of Drama Desk, Bessie, and Villager Awards, La MaMa has helped launch the careers of countless artists, many of whom have made important contributions to American and international arts milieus.
La MaMa's 56th season highlights artists of different generations, gender identities, and cultural backgrounds, who question social mores and confront stereotypes, corruption, bigotry, racism, and xenophobia in their work. Their stages embrace diversity in every form and present artists that persevere with bold self-expression despite social, economic and political struggle, and the 56th season reflects the urgency of reaffirming human interconnectedness. La MaMa is accessible from the F train to 2nd Ave. or the #6 train to Bleecker St.
MEMBERSHIPS -- La MaMa continues its popular Experimental Theatre Club Memberships, offering $10 tickets to all shows and other perks to members for the full season. Memberships start at $56.
Nick Benacerraf (Conceiver, Co-Director, Co-Scenic Designer) is a Founding Co-Artistic Director of The Assembly, and a designer, director, organizer, and scholar. Nick recently served as Environment Designer and Co-Lead Artist on UP AND AWAY by Trusty Sidekick, an immersive theatrical experience for autistic children (returning to Lincoln Center this April/May). As a freelance set designer, Nick has collaborated with Judith Malina (The Living Theatre), Suzanne Lacy (Creative Time), Richard Foreman (Public Theater), BAM Poetry (WORD SOUND POWER), Waterwell (GOODBAR at Under the Radar), Christine Jones (QUEEN OF THE NIGHT), Meiyin Wang (La MaMa), Lars Jan (CNP), Goat in the Road (New Orleans), Ubuntu (Oakland), Kristin Marting (HERE), and Son of Semele (winner of the LA Weekly Set Design Award for The City). As an organizer and activist, Nick has collaborated with The Yes Men, and co-authored the Brooklyn Commune Project (2014), a yearlong, artist-driven study of Economics & the Performing Arts. Nick studied at Wesleyan (BA), CalArts (MA & MFA), and is currently a PhD candidate in Theatre and Performance at the CUNY Graduate Center. www.nickbenacerraf.com
Jess Chayes (Co-Director) is an award-winning Brooklyn-based director and a Co-Founder and Co-Artistic Director of The Assembly. Recent directing includes Holidays In/Coyote (The Tank), Lipstick Lobotomy (Juilliard), The Providence of Neighboring Bodies and Latter Days (Dutch Kills), I Will Look Forward to This Later (The Assembly), Half Moon Bay (Lesser America), Primal Play (New Georges), The Bachelors (Williamstown Theater Festival) and The Netflix Plays (Ars Nova). She has developed work with The Vineyard Theatre, The Playwrights Center, NYTW, P73 and Prelude Festival, among others. Jess is a founding member and co-facilitator of the New Georges Jam and a NYTW Usual Suspect. Recent affiliations: The Civilians R&D Group, The Soho Rep Writer/Director Lab, Associate Director on Peter and the Starcatcher (Brooks Atkinson & New World Stages) and Misery (Broadhurst Theater). Jess is the 2017 recipient of the League of Professional Theatre Women's Lucille Lortel Award. www.jesschayes.com
SEAGULLMACHINE was developed as part of Lower Manhattan Cultural Council's Process Space program, at The Williams College Summer Theater Lab, and as part of the undergroundzero festival. This program is supported, in part, by public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the City Council.
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I am working on the Doily one-sheets, as requested by an anonymous commentor, who says she has used them for the lat few years and wants the 2020 version. Like with the month cards, I am doing 2020, 2021 and 2022. A number of people have said they like to make 18 month or 24 month calendar gifts so it makes sense to do that. ANYWAY, just a reminder – if you make a request, do be sure you add your info so I can get back to you.
In the meantime, I updated some old (2012!) Project Life cards and made a one-sheet calendar for leap year.
It has been AGES since I made any Project Life things and I am not sure how popular it is at the moment. Comment if you still scrapbook that way. These cards are slightly less than 3×4 so you can maintain the black border and (I think) round the corners of your base cardstock if you want to mount them on a colour.
Hope they are useful. Hands up anyone who DIDN'T already know it was a leap year….


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'Substantial Amendments' Required To C-69: Senate Review Committee Vice-Chair
With Bill C-69, Justin Trudeau's federal government has "pretty well declared war on the oil and gas industry," according to Michael MacDonald, vice-chair of the Senate committee that is touring cross-country to hear from Canadians about the proposed legislation.
The Standing Committee on Energy, the Environment and Natural Resources is in Calgary today and heard from industry representatives as well as Chief Roy Fox of the Blood Tribe in this morning's first sessions.
On the sidelines of the hearing, MacDonald told the DOB that the bill to overhaul Canada's review process for major natural resources projects requires major changes.
"If we don't substantially amend this bill, it is catastrophic for the country's oil and gas industry," he said.
"We have a 75-cent dollar, the investment should be flowing into this country instead of the States. They have a much more powerful dollar, but they're much more competitive. Their industry is growing and ours is contracting. It doesn't make any sense.
"Let's face it, the federal government has pretty well declared war on the oil and gas industry, and we have to push back. They don't seem to understand or appreciate the negative impact of this legislation on the industry and all the natural resources industries. This is a pan-national issue even though the impact is most keenly felt on the ground in Alberta."
MacDonald, who is from Cape Breton, N.S., is one of six Conservative senators on the committee; there are also seven independent/non-affiliated senators and one Liberal.
"This bill is so bad at the moment that if this was the first year of the government's mandate or the second year, I think we'd have to go to the wall to try to defeat this bill for the damage it would inflict on this country in the next couple of years," MacDonald said.
"But it's the last part of this government's mandate, and we have a new election in the fall. I hope we get it amended; I think the big question for Canadians this year is doing something about the government in Ottawa and getting people in power who will look out for the best economic interests of this country."
The committee had previously proposed to deliver its report on C-69 back to the full Senate by May 9, and while MacDonald said there is some flexibility built into the timeline in order to help the committee go through the multitude of amendments being proposed, he doesn't expect any major delay.
"We certainly expect to get the bill back to the Senate for third reading in a relatively timely fashion. I'm sure there will be substantial amendments."
The hearing continues this afternoon in Calgary before moving this week to Fort McMurray, Saskatoon and Winnipeg and then to Eastern and Atlantic Canada.
Read more on today's hearings in tomorrow's DOB.
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The Savannah Sipping Society
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Four unique Southern women decide to reclaim their enthusiasm for life – fueled by laughter, hilarious misadventures, and the occasional liquid refreshment
At the Barn Theatre
In this delightful, laugh-a-minute comedy, four unique Southern women, all needing to escape the sameness of their day-to-day routines, are drawn together by Fate – and an impromptu happy hour – and decide its high time to reclaim their enthusiasm for life.
Over the course of six months, fueled by laughter, hilarious misadventures, and the occasional liquid refreshment, these women successfully bond and find the confidence to jump-start their new lives.
Co-written by the man behind The Golden Girls and the team behind Ross Valley Players sold-out hit The Dixie Swim Club.
Written by Jessie Jones, Nicholas Hope and Jamie Wooten
Directed by Tina Taylor
Production Manager Madge Grahn
Pay What You Will Preview – July 12 at 8 pm
Opening Night Subscriber Reception – July 13 at 6:30 pm
Buzz at the Barn – July 14 at 7:00 pm
"If you didn't laugh during this play, you'd better get an appointment with a surgeon to transplant a funny bone in your body."
– Hot Flash Players
"Theres a sweet heart and a jokey exterior, which makes for a very enjoyable evening…another Jones Hope Wooten delight."
– theatrereview.com
Youth 24 & Under – Discount code – $10.00 ($11.34 w/service fee)
Youth 24 & Under – $15.00 ($16.52 w/service fee)
General 25 & Up – $27.00 ($28.94 w/service fee)
Pay What You Will Preview – July 12
Contact: (415) 456-9555 ext. 1
Additional time info:
Opening Night Subscriber Reception – July 13 at 6:30 pm
Buzz at the Barn – July 14 at 7:00 pm
Thu/Fri/Sat – 8:00 pm (no shows Sat., July 21, 28)
Sun – 2:00 pm
30 Sir Francis Drake Blvd., Ross, CA 94957
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