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Monday, December 10, 2012
Gonzalez, Kershaw & Kemp @ A Night of Entertainment with Don Mattingly
From the Dodgers -
Dodger manager Don Mattingly's "A Night of Entertainment with Don Mattingly hosted by George Lopez" is set for January 24, 6:30 to 10:00 p.m., at the Sports Museum of Los Angeles. This charitable event's proceeds will benefit Mattingly Charities and the Dodgers Dream Foundation (DDF). Tickets are on sale now. Hosted by George Lopez, the night features entertainment by several comedians and a tour of the museum's collection of Dodger artifacts dating to the franchise's infancy in Brooklyn. The night concludes with a Q&A session with Mattingly. Dodgers scheduled to attend include Adrian Gonzalez, Matt Kemp and Clayton Kershaw.
"I'm really excited with the night that we've put together to assist both Mattingly Charities and the Dodgers Dream Foundation," said Mattingly. "I hope all Dodger fans, sports fans and comedy fans will come together on January 24 for these great causes."
Tickets to "A Night of Entertainment with Don Mattingly hosted by George Lopez" are $195 and include access to the cocktail reception, with hosted food and beverages, and silent auction (6:30 p.m.), opening remarks by George Lopez (8:00 p.m.), comedic performances (8:15 p.m.), Q&A with Mattingly (9:00 p.m.) and an autographed Mattingly photograph. Fans can visit www.dodgers.com/mattingly or call (323) 224-1413 for complete details and to purchase tickets. VIP sponsor packages are also available.
Silent auction items for "A Night of Entertainment with Don Mattingly hosted by George Lopez" include a Dodger game experience for two with Dodger owner Earvin "Magic" Johnson, a Yankees VIP game day experience at Yankee Stadium for four and items featuring Hall of Famers, unique sports experiences and items from some of country music's biggest stars. A full listing of silent auction items can be found at www.dodgers.com/mattingly.
Mattingly Charities was created to serve disadvantaged youth by supporting programs which promote baseball and softball participation in conjunction with other developmentally related activities. Mattingly Charities will provide funding, services and equipment for baseball, softball and ultimately other sports, and related youth development activities, for the benefit of disadvantaged youth, youth leagues and social welfare and related organizations. All efforts of the organization will be focused on these activities. More information can be found by visiting www.mattinglycharities.org.
Founded in 1998, DDF was created to provide educational, athletic and recreational opportunities for the youth of the Greater Los Angeles community. The Foundation places special emphasis on helping traditionally under-served youth. The DDF Community Diamond is divided into four bases: youth sports and recreation, literacy and education, health and environment. More information can be found by visiting www.dodgers.com/DDF.
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This is the homepage of www.thekelleys.org.uk AKA thekelleys.org.uk.
www.thekelleys.org.uk is a Bytemark BigV virtual machine running Debian GNU/Linux, version 6.0 (Squeeze) and the Apache Web server. The thekelleys.org.uk domain exists in the DNS thanks to the excellent people at DynDNS.org
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There are many youth organizations, including sports, service clubs, fitness and educational programs. We salute them all for the work they do to help young people. But Scouting goes above and beyond, providing programs and activities that:
Scouting is filled with fun, adventure and values that last a lifetime. Men who were Scouts five or more years as boys are more likely than men with no Scouting experience to:
Source: Harris Interactive Study
The title of this section might confuse some parents. They have a picture of what they believe Scouting is all about… and that picture normally focuses only on a boy in uniform. It's true that Scouting programs are focused on boys, but we want the whole family involved. Dads AND Moms can serve as leaders of Cub Scout Packs, Boy Scout Troops or Venture Crews. All we ask is that you take part in leadership and youth protection training that we provide. Young women 14-20 have an opportunity to explore in Venturing.
In short, Scouting makes families stronger. How? Consider these findings by the firm Louis Harris & Associates:
At least 90% of parents surveyed said that because of Cub Scouting, they share time with their sons by
Boy Scouting also provides structure to bring parents and boys together for projects and activities. 85% of teenagers in Venturing said they talked with their parents about things they learned in the program.
In the end, the most important part of Scouting projects and activities is not the projects or activities themselves – it is the valuable gift of time spent between a Scout and his or her parents.


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Speaking at the Sharm summit this week, Prime Minister Ehud Olmert seemed to hit all the right notes – empathy, generosity, a passion for peace. It was a nice speech, lacking only one thing: relevance to the regional strategic environment. This absence of a realist policy outlook is hardly unique to Mr. Olmert. Much of the left still clings to the "heap everything on Abbas' shoulders" approach that is at least two years past its sell-by date, while more and more of the right is flirting with a "give some of the West Bank to Jordan" idea that was buried 20 years ago (by the Likud itself!). Olmert's people will repeat the mantra that he will work sincerely, if cautiously, with the region's moderates to defeat the extremists, and yet the former appear ever-weaker and the latter ever-bolder. It is a policy operating on autopilot, and it is not working.
Three leaders racing against the clock (George Bush, Mahmoud Abbas, Olmert) may attempt a dash to the finish line of a ceremonial declaration of Palestinian statehood – with the help of their new envoy – but this is hardly a recipe for sustainable peace and security.
What is missing and needed is for an Israeli school of realism to emerge, capable of addressing the new challenges of the region. This realist school should set out four strategic goals for Israel: to stabilize Israel's security environment; prevent Al-Qaida copycats from gaining a foothold on Israel's doorstep; pursue an end of occupation that will allow for realization of permanent, agreed, recognized and legitimate borders on all fronts; and more effectively isolate the Ahmadinejadist wing in Iran's leadership. These goals are of course interlinked in many ways, and although this is not the place for a detailed blueprint, here are some guidelines for pursuing them.
The key place to begin is in rethinking the policy of driving the friendly leaders of deeply divided neighboring states or pre-states further toward a politics that is ungovernable and irreconcilable. This applies to the Palestinian Authority and Lebanon, each in its own way. Abbas and Fouad Siniora are both being driven (politically) off a cliff. Locking them in to the "moderates' embrace," rather than facilitating a difficult domestic political accommodation, is not a way to advance stability, security or Israel's interests. The consequence, already witnessed, is a combination of pushback from powerful domestic constituencies, often directed at Israel, and the emergence of Al-Qaida wannabes in the space created by the political vacuum, chaos and alienation.
In the Palestinian arena Israel should recognize that more is less – the more we hug Abbas the less he can deliver; and that less is more – the less we interfere in Palestinian politics the more likely it is to produce a stable outcome that can be a so-called "address" for Israel. A comprehensive cease-fire should be pursued and then respected, which of course includes Hamas. Single-party Fatah rule cannot be reimposed, Hamas is here to stay, an accommodation that serves Israel can be reached, and the splinters thrown off by an effort to crush Hamas will be extremely painful.
This conflict, even with Hamas, is not about an absolute rejection of the "other" or clash of civilizations. It remains grievance-driven – and can be resolved by ending the occupation. The alternative framing plays into the hands of Al-Qaida. Palestinian power-sharing and a new unity government, now more complicated, still offers the best way forward for stability, the two-state solution and Israeli security. This idea is already being floated by elements in Hamas, the Arab world and even Fatah. It makes Abbas more, not less, relevant.
On Israel's northern border, roles have been reversed: We used to need a Syrian arrangement for peace with Lebanon; now we need a Lebanese arrangement for peace with Syria. That was the message from the Bush-Olmert meeting. The American president will apparently cling to the Cedar Revolution until Lebanon resembles Iraq, there will be no serious U.S. engagement with Syria and therefore no Israeli-Syrian peace process. But the appearance of Al-Qaida-inspired Fatah al-Islam in Tripoli and the Jund al-Sham and Usbat al-Ansar in Sidon should focus minds in Jerusalem.
The political stand-off in Lebanon and potential for escalation and collapse is regionally destabilizing. Here, too, a political deal that recognizes the Lebanese reality should be brokered, and if Jerusalem needs to explain this to Washington, so be it. While Lebanon will certainly not be handed back to Syria, all sides will have to swallow hard and reach an ugly compromise, including on the Hariri tribunal.
Discussions with Syria will not only have an impact on the Golan and on Hezbollah's options, but also facilitate movement on the Palestinian track and effect Hamas' calculations – helping to create a positive and mutually re-enforcing regional trend. Israel would then also be in a position to reap benefits from the Arab League initiative.
Which brings us finally to Iran. There are additional things Israel can do to isolate the "messianic" and dangerous Ahmadinejad tendency, beyond the promotion of sanctions. Israel should avoid ratcheting up the military rhetoric that is a gift to Ahmadinejad, while pursuit of the above regional strategy would undermine the effectiveness of playing the anti-Israel card and limit Iran's capacity to interfere as a regional spoiler.
As he attempts to re-launch his premiership, Ehud Olmert needs to think big, regional and realistic – not narrow, parochial and dogmatic.
Daniel Levy, a senior fellow at the New America and Century Foundations, was previously an adviser in the Israeli PMO and lead drafter of the Geneva Initiative. Visit his blog at www.prospectsforpeace.com
Reprinted from www.haaretz.com


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It's that time of year again. The BBWAA votes for the Baseball Hall of Fame and the internet complains. If you're reading this, then no doubt you've seen lots of other articles already; each filled with varying degrees of outrage. Listening to Joe Posnanski on the Brian Kenny show Monday morning, I heard Joe call for Baseball (capital B) to give the voters a guideline on how to handle the PED situation. You can listen here in hour 2 of the 1/6/14 show if you like.
Well, Joe, Baseball has given its guideline. Any player with a lifetime suspension from the game is not eligible for the Hall of Fame. Currently, you have to fail three drug tests to earn that sentence. Therefore, every suspected PED user, and even every one who failed a test, is eligible for entry. Done. Sentence served. Let's get back to baseball, shall we?
Onwards to my vote, which I submitted to the BBA last month. (Results here.)
I see seven no-doubters on the HoF list:
Jeff Bagwell
Craig Biggio
Barry Bonds
Roger Clemens
Greg Maddux
Mike Piazza
Frank Thomas
There are twelve more players with good cases. I pick Edgar Martinez,Tim Raines and Alan Trammell to fill out my ten spots. If you gave me a few more spots I'd take Mike Mussina, Curt Schilling, Tom Glavine, and Mark McGwire. Falling short for me: Jeff Kent, Larry Walker, Fred McGriff, Rafael Palmeiro, Sammy Sosa.
Baseball Think Factory is doing a heck of a job compiling the results of all ballots that have been released to the public. After 146 ballots Maddux, Glavine, Thomas and Biggio make the projected cut with Piazza just shy of induction. After last year's shutout, getting four players elected would be a huge deal for the backlog of qualified players. But next year Randy Johnson, Pedro Martinez, John Smoltz and Gary Sheffield all become eligible for the first time. So buckle up, this will all happen again in twelve months.
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Given their shared history, it's not too surprising LeAnn Rimes is wary of Eddie Cibrian's wandering eye. This time, however, the spouses are hoping to avoid another scandal — and further heartbreak.
Rimes, 30, shared her martial fears in an interview with Entertainment Tonight's Nancy O'Dell, who asked the country singer if she's ever worried Cibrian, 39, will cheat on her. "Everyone else would think I am a liar if I didn't say yes, and I have at times," Rimes admitted. "It's definitely creeped into my mind, as it would anyone's." The Playboy Club actor shares the same concerns about his wife, Rimes added.
"I think we've been very honest and open with that to each other, and our conversations about it have only made me understand how much he actually cares, as much as I do, about being faithful to each other," the star continued. "Where I'm at in my relationship with Eddie, that is not a worry that's in the front of my mind."
(The Northern Lights costars began dating in 2009 while still married to other people. Rimes' divorce from chef Dean Sheremet was finalized in June 2010; Cibrian shares custody of sons Mason, 9, and Jake, 5, with ex-wife Brandi Glanville, 40.)
To cope with her affair, Rimes put a pen to paper and co-wrote nine of her new album's 13 tracks. "I don't think I even knew I was going to address these things on the record," she said of Spitfire, available this spring. "I really, actually do feel like I'm spitting fire on this record."
(Cibrian's infidelities are well-documented. His first wife, Glanville, recently sat down with another one of his mistresses, waitress Scheana Marie, during joint episodes of Bravo's The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills and Vanderpump Rules. "I'm glad we talked," the model told later Us Weekly. "And when I see her now, I say hello and it's really not a big deal.")
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4. Usenet Policy and Posting Restrictions: Usenet comprises a system of bulletin boards called newsgroups. Usenet access is provided to Internet access customers of RANGE. RANGE Usenet may not be accessed via any other network. RANGE will carry newsgroups at their sole discretion. Requests to add a newsgroup, from any source, will be evaluated on a case-by-case basis, and added at RANGE' sole discretion. You must familiarize yourself with the subjects and established guidelines and restrictions of any newsgroup in which you participate and we reserve the right, in our sole discretion to terminate your Service in the event you violate newsgroup guidelines or restrictions.
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6. You shall comply with all applicable local, state, national and international laws and regulations, including those related to data privacy, international communications, and exportation or technical or personal data. You represent that you are not a specifically designated individual or entity under any US embargo or otherwise the subject, either directly or indirectly (by affiliation, or any other connection with another party) to any order issued by any agency of the US Government limiting, barring, revoking or denying, in whole or in part your US export privileges. You agree to notify RANGE if you become subject to any such order.
7. You shall not delete any proprietary designations, legal notices or other identifiers belonging to third parties from any information obtained or sent using the Services and shall not impersonate any person or use a false name while using the Services. You agree to obtain all required permissions if you use the Service to receive, upload, download, display, distribute, or execute Software or perform other works protected by intellectual property laws including copyright, trademark, trade secret and patent laws. You agree to cooperate with RANGE and provide requested information in connection with all security and use matters. You agree to promptly notify RANGE if you suspect unauthorized use of the Service or of your UserID. You remain liable for unauthorized use until your notification to RANGE. You agree that your name, UserID and other identifying information may be placed in our user directory.
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9. RANGE reserves the right, but shall be under no obligation, to monitor your compliance, or the compliance of other subscribers, with the terms, conditions or policies of this Agreement.
1.1 This RANGEWEB.NET Anti-Spam / Anti-Virus Protection Terms and Conditions Agreement ("Agreement") is entered into by the subscriber ("you") and RANGEWEB.NET ("RANGE"). By using, the Anti-Spam / Anti-Virus Protection service ("Service") you agree to be bound by the terms and conditions herein. You agree to allow RANGEWEB.NET to process incoming e-mail messages against known SPAM (defined as un-requested, unsolicited e-mail messages from entities that you have no business or personal relationship with) filter rules that are implemented automatically on inbound e-mail accounts that are enrolled in the Service in order to determine if the messages are unsolicited (SPAM).
2.1 The processing of e-mail messages is by computer-automated systems. Portions of the Service may be provided to RANGE by third-party vendor(s), over which RANGE exercises no control. RANGEWEB.NET warrants that the Service is being provided by automated computer processing and that NO employee, affiliate, or agent of RANGE is reading your or other subscribers e-mail messages. The processing required to provide this Service is limited solely to the determination as to whether an e-mail message should be considered and treated as SPAM. The Service does not archive, store, or otherwise collect any e-mail messages or portions thereof, except as outlined herein.
2.2 RANGEWEB.NET reserves the right to change the method of electronic processing and filtering used to provide this Service without prior notice to you. RANGE further reserves the right to disable the Service temporarily, without notice, to prevent detrimental service degradation to you and other RANGE subscribers.
2.3 By agreeing to use the Service you acknowledge that the Service is provided on a "Best Effort" basis and agree that no SPAM / VIRUS filtering service or technology is 100% effective. You understand that you may continue to receive unsolicited messages, despite the Anti-Spam / Anti-Virus Protection Service being enabled. E-mail messages that have been determined to be SPAM will be sidelined in the Greymail e-mailbox that is provided as part of this Service. E-mail messages determined to be SPAM will be held in a Greymail e-mailbox for fourteen (14) days before being deleted. Access to your Greymail e-mailbox is provided solely through the web interface ("webmail") provided to you as part of the e-mail service. RANGE acknowledges that from time to time legitimate e-mail messages that are not SPAM may be flagged by the Service and placed in your Greymail e-mailbox. As such, you are highly encouraged to review the content of your Greymail e-mailbox on an interval more frequent than fourteen (14) days. RANGE is not responsible for e-mail that is lost or deleted as a result of being flagged and placed in your Greymail account and not retrieved. You understand that it is strictly your responsibility to check the contents of your Greymail e-mailbox in a timely manner. RANGE is not responsible or liable for consequent actions arising from the deletion of legitimate e-mail placed in your Greymail e-mailbox and not retrieved.
3.1 Communications from RANGE, its' parent, subsidiary organizations, or other likewise linked entities are not considered SPAM. All communications from RANGE to its customers are exempt from SPAM filtering.
4.1 The remedies expressly set forth in Attachment B are your sole and exclusive remedies under this Attachment.


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The games we can't wait for in 2013
WE'VE already revealed our best games of 2012 but, given it's the time of year that's all about looking forward, why not take the opportunity to get all excited about the games we're set to see in 2013 too?
Of course 2013 seems set to be a landmark year for the gaming industry, with the PS3 and Xbox 360 both looking likely to be succeeded by even more powerful consoles (not to mention the possibility of Valve putting out a Steam-driven console/PC hybrid of their own).
Understandably then confirmed titles for 2013 are somewhat thin on the ground as the major publishers hold fire ahead of the new system announcements. Therefore we've limited our list to those games already confirmed for 2013 (and for systems that we know exist) rather than idly speculate on what consoles the likes of Watch Dogs and Star Wars 1313 might eventually release.
The Last of Us
Format: PS3
When? 7 May 2013
Publisher: Sony
A zombie outbreak with a difference sees an airborne fungus transforming 99% of humanity into flesh-craving monsters. The survivors subsequently dividing into factions that, much like in Cormac McCarthy's The Road, might not always sport the best intentions towards their fellow man. The Last of Us follows the bid for existence of Joel and Ellie as they pick their way through the ruins of the American East Coast in Naughty Dog's first all-original franchise since Uncharted. What we've seen of the game promises everything, here's hoping the developer can pull-off what's already looking like one of 2013′s finest.
Ni no Kuni: Wrath of the White Witch
Format: PS3, Xbox 360
When? 25 January 2013
Publisher: Namco Bandai
Japanese anime producer Studio Ghibli have worked in collaboration with Level-5 (Professor Layton) to produce what can only be described as an interactive cartoon. Ni No Kuni combines the characteristic beauty of one of Studio Ghibli's animations with a magical RPG fairy-tale, as our young protagonist, Oliver, goes in search of his missing mother across two interlinked worlds. It's taken a long time to make its way to western shores (the game having released in Japan over a year ago) but hopefully the promised flawless localisation will have made the wait worth it.
Aliens: Colonial Marines
Format: PS3, Xbox 360, Wii U, PC
When? 12 February 2013
Publisher: Sega
While it's true that no-one will hear you scream in space, you can rest assured your loved ones will most certainly hear you scream in your living room, as this officially licensed shooter-sequel to James Cameron's Aliens throttles up the tension. Better still, the Wii U version promises to use the console's GamePad as a surrogate for the film's famous motion-tracker: Bip… bip… bip, bip, bip, bip. It's enough to make the hairs on the back of your neck stand on end.
Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance
Format: PS3, Xbox 360
When? 22 February 2013
Publisher: Konami
Platinum Games (Bayonetta) and Kojima Productions (Metal Gear Solid) combine their considerable talents in an all-action take on the usually espionage-centric Metal Gear series. Revengeance seems set to not only prove there's plenty of surprises left in the series yet, but also resurrect the ailing career of Raiden, as the much criticised character returns as a sword-wielding cyborg ninja. Expect both blood and hydraulic fluid to fly as he cuts a swathe through enemy cyborgs via a control system that's just as tight as in previous Platinum Games titles and with the added twist of 'Blade mode' which allows for precision slicing-and-dicing.
BioShock Infinite
Format: PS3, Xbox 360, PC
When? 26 February 2013
Publisher: 2K Games
When Ken Levine applies his considerable creative flair to a project people tend to stop and take note, and so it's proven again with BioShock Infinte, not exactly a sequel to the original BioShock but a project close enough to justify the tag. Infinite takes place upon the floating city of Columbia, an impossible metropolis built upon a corrupted notion of the all-American dream. Expect to have your moral compass compromised and your mind warped by the vertigo-inducing heights. Just be sure to watch your step…
Pikmin 3
Format: Wii U
When? Q2 2013
Publisher: Nintendo
If it's crazy to think that we're going to have wait until mid-2013 for a game many thought would launch with Wii U, it's even crazier to consider that we'll have waited nine years since the last Pikmin (not counting the Wii remakes). Nintendo's brilliant corralling simulator remains one of gaming's most charming series and the Pikmin themselves some of its most original cast. This time new breeds of Pikmin as well as local multiplayer options might just make this the best entry yet.
Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon
Format: 3DS
When? March 2013
Publisher: Nintendo
One of the GameCube's most enduring hits was Luigi's Mansion, a game which saw the less celebrated Mario brother tip-toeing through the titular haunted mansion in search of his kidnapped sibling. Dark Moon is its long-awaited successor, and once more our hero returns for a spot of ghost busting with Poltergust 3000 vacuum cleaner in hand. Expect chills, spills and thrills and all in 'spooky' 3D.
Beyond: Two Souls
Format: PS3
When? TBA 2013
Publisher: Sony
Directed by David Cage (Heavy Rain), Beyond: Two Souls marks a return to the deliberate, meditative narrative-heavy role-playing that his development studio, Quantic Dream, is famous for. Its plot revolves around the formative years of Jodie Holmes (played by actress Ellen Page), as she escapes shadowy government agencies intent on gaining control over her ghostly protector Idan. Expect twists, moral dilemmas and even an examination of what happens once we depart this mortal coil.
Format: PS Vita
When? TBA 2013
Publisher: Sony
Finally, a Vita game that's looks like it's worth getting excited about. From Media Molecule (the studio that brought us LittleBigPlanet), Tearaway is set upon world made of origami which makes fabulous use of the Vita's touchscreen - picture your fingers ripping holes in the game's paper foundations and you won't be too far wrong. Expect plenty more on the so far scantly revealed game as 2013 progresses.
Grand Theft Auto V
Format: PS3, Xbox 360
When? Q2 2013
Publisher: Rockstar
It seems redundant to hype GTA V any further - as it is the merest whiff of a new screenshot is enough to set the internet alight - but still it's hard to select the gaming picks of 2013 without mentioning Rockstar's opus. Three protagonists, the huge sandbox of Los Santos to play in and the series' usual trademark black humour mean that this will sell like the proverbial hotcakes next spring.


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Erik Shoots for Second Straight Victory…Whatever Superlative You Want to Use, Chris is It!
Sunday, September 22, 2013
Today's News
This Afternoon's Game
White Sox vs. Tigers at Comerica Park (12:05 p.m., CT, CSN) in the finale of the three-game set. Starters: RHP Erik Johnson (1-2, 2.87) for the Sox, RHP Anibal Sanchez (14-7, 2.51) for Detroit. Johnson won his first major-league game last Monday night vs. the Twins, pitching six scoreless innings allowing just four hits and two walks with eight strikeouts.
Sox Starting Lineup: De Aza, LF; Ramirez, SS; Gillaspie, 1B; A. Garcia, RF; Jor. Danks, CF; Keppinger, DH; Beckham, 2B; Phegley, C; Semien, 3B.
Play of the Day
Chris Sale went 7.2 scoreless innings last night, giving up just four hits and a walk with seven strikeouts in the Sox's 7-6, 12-inning loss to the first-place Tigers. Chris' gem lowered his ERA to 2.97 and in the process he set the all-time franchise strikeout record for Sox lefthanders. He surpassed Sox All-Star Gary Peters' mark of 215 set in 1967 and also recorded the most K's by any Sox pitcher since 1912 when Hall of Famer Ed Walsh fanned 254. With 221 whiffs, Sale now ranks fifth in single-season strikeouts in Sox history with Walsh holding down the first four spots with 269 in 1908, 258 in 1910, 255 in 1911 and the 1912 total mentioned above.
Here are Chris and the man they called "Big Ed":
Quote of the Day
Robin on Sale's Cy Young Award chances:
"He's as good as anybody in the league. I'll put him up against anybody. Whether or not he's in that conversation, other people get to vote on that. For me, he's always going to be in the running for that kind of stuff."
Tomorrow's Schedule
White Sox vs. Blue Jays at U.S. Cellular Field (7:10 p.m., CT, CSN+) in a makeup game originally scheduled, but postponed, on June 12. Starters: LHP Jose Quintana (8-6, 3.49) for the Sox, LHP J.A. Happ (4-6, 4.82) for Toronto.
Did You Know…
…that the five rookies the White Sox had in the starting lineup last night–Leury Garcia, Marcus Semien, Avisail Garcia, Conor Gillaspie and Bryan Anderson–was the most since Jerry Owens, Josh Fields, Andy Gonzalez, Danny Richar and Donny Lucy started for the Sox in September of 2007?
Sox Note of Note
The White Sox have acquired LHP Frank De Los Santos from Tampa Bay for a player to be named later or cash considerations and he has been placed on the 40-man roster. De Los Santos, 25, was 2-2 with a 4.89 ERA over 30 games among three minor league levels this season including Class AAA. It is not related to the Jesse Crain deal.
Photo of the Day
Here's Gary Peters (center) along with pitching coach Marv Grissom (left) and slugger Rocky Colavito after another great performance in '67, the year Peters established the then-club strikeout record for lefties.


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POPSUGAR Shout Out July 17, 2013
POPSUGAR Shout Out: West Elm's To-Die-For Fall Collection
- All the must-have pieces from West Elm's Fall collection — Home
- The perfect chocolate chip cookie cake recipe — Food
- Flawlessly pair your sunglasses and lipstick — Beauty
- Introducing the all-new Google Maps — Tech
- As if! Celebrate Clueless's 18th birthday with these style tips — Fashion
- Soothe your heartbreak with this breakup playlist — Love & Sex
- All the controversy surrounding the new Rolling Stone cover — Celebrity & News
- Go nuts and live longer with 3 nut servings per week! — Fitness
- Get the full list of VMA nominees — Entertainment
- American travel destinations for animal-lovers — Smart Living
- Video: Waterproof cameras for your next vacation adventure — Tech
- The best Pinterest boards for party-planning moms — Moms


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The officials of Access Logistics Inc have recently shared the news that Private Investors have invested Access Logistics Inc.'s shipping Network Development Project. This is a big news for both the company and its customers because both the company and its customers would be able to benefit from this. The company would be able to deliver the products faster; therefore, the customers would not have to wait for too long to receive their products. Apart from that, the company is going to serve in more areas after the Shipping Network Development Project is complete.
"We are very excited to share this news with you that we have received funding from private investors for developing our shipping network. We have been planning to start our Shipping Network Development Project since quite a long time. This is the reason why we are so excited because finally, after a long wait, we are going to start our shipping network development project. We are highly thankful to our investors, and we assure our beloved customers that they will soon see some massive improvements in our service", stated the spokesperson of Access-Logistics.us
The team of Access Logistics Inc. includes highly experienced professionals like Abraham Benhamu – President, William Van Janssen – Ebay, Harry Morris – Vice President, Operation, Daniel Kurtz- Vice President Chief Technology Officer, Paul Vincent -Vice President, Product Management; Robert Villafane – Vice President, Finance & Administration; Bradley Hartka – Vice President, Sales & Customer Support; and Perris Smith – Vice President, Marketing & Business Development
Though Access Logistics Inc. is already widely popular for its good yet affordable service. But the highly experienced team aims to make this service one of the world's No. 1 logistic service. And, the best thing is that the team has already designed a plan, which will help them in becoming the No. 1 Logistics service within a short time period.
"Our Dreams are big, we see our company leading the logistics service; and to achieve this aim, we have not only planned our journey to success, but we have also started implementing our plans. With the help of some private investors, we will soon strengthen our shipping network, which will take us several steps closer to making our dream come true", stated the spokesperson of Access Logistics Inc.
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Sometimes, what you are presented with on the surface is a million miles away from what you actually get. Call it the power of deception, if you will - where nice surprises and bitter disappointments collide, argue and slug it out 'til the bitter end.
This can be applied in bundles to Tiny Dancers and their 'Lions And Tigers And Lions' EP.
One glance at the childlike drawing of a cuddly, cap-wearing lion shooting through space would give most people the impression that some Super Furries-type psychedelic pop fest is about to induce itself fervently on one's ears. Before pressing 'play', a second glance, this time at the accompanying press release and biography, informs me that they come from Sheffield, so maybe a slight sarcastic overview on life in a northern town is to be expected.
So far so good then, but remember: not a single note of music has passed through my CD player yet...
Perhaps the fact the band have named themselves after an Elton John track says more than a hundred pretty pictures and a thousand self-congratulatory words ever could. Sadly, these Dancers sound like little more than a down-to-earth version of The Feeling.
Of the five songs on this EP, nothing particularly stands out. That said, lead track '20 To 9' and the slightly twee, mostly whimsical 'Hemsworth Hallway' do manage to steer Tiny Dancers just above the parapet marked out for anodyne, nondescript, MOR dross. Only just, mind.
Disappointing then, to say the least, and as good a reason as any why in future I'll listen to the CD before examining its cover or any of the blurb that comes with it.
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Udong, CambodiaKirsty Turner
Although often overlooked by visitors to Western Cambodia, the small city of Udong has a lot to offer travellers. This is a good place to take a break from the road for a day or two and relax and unwind in comfort, as there are some excellent hotels to choose from here.
Udong is surrounded by intense natural beauty, which can be seen by climbing to the top of one of the two ridges that overlook the city. visitors who stand here will be able to see all the way across Udong to the surrounding countryside, which is scattered with a number of interesting temples and shrines.
Those who enjoy temple hopping will want to start their trip at the small yet perfectly formed Arey Kaa Sap pagoda. Also of interest nearby are Phnom Vihear Leu and the commanding Ta San Mosque, which is one of the few Muslim structures that can be found in this part of the world and faces westwards towards Mecca.
Visitors who want to climb the 509 steps that lead the way to the very top of Phnom Udong will need to complete the task either early in the morning or towards the end of the afternoon, as attempting this in the full heat of the day can be a hot and sticky affair, although climbers will be rewarded for their trouble by the unparalleled views that await them at the summit of the hill.
Make sure you take the time to fully appreciate Udong's stunning sunsets, which are among the most colourful in the whole of Western Cambodia. A number of the city's leading restaurants are strategically placed to offer visitors enchanting views while they dine in style on local cuisine, while those who are looking for something cheap and tasty to sink their teeth into will find an excellent selection of light meals and snacks at the local night market.


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The U.S. Justice Department has informed AT&T that it will block the telecommunications giant's planned $85 billion takeover of Time Warner unless it sells off CNN — a network frequently targeted for derision by President Trump. The move has therefore triggered concerns within CNN that the administration is taking action against a media outfit simply because it has angered the president with its coverage, raising First Amendment implications.
The government's stance seemingly flies in the face of decades of precedent: Federal authorities routinely approve deals involving so-called vertical integration — the consolidation of companies in related fields that are not competitors. And it contradicts the current federal antitrust chief's past statements a year ago after this deal was announced.
The government's position was first reported by the Financial Times. NPR confirmed the development in interviews with three people with knowledge of negotiations with the government who spoke on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to speak about the deal. Justice Department antitrust officials offered AT&T a choice to keep the deal alive: Get rid of Time Warner's Turner Broadcasting division, which includes CNN, or dispose of DirecTV, AT&T's giant satellite television provider. But the sticking point appears to have been CNN, according to two informed sources at Turner Broadcasting.
"I am just frankly mystified by the rationale here," said University of Pennsylvania law professor Herbert Hovenkamp, a leading authority on antitrust issues. "You need to know where competitive harm is threatened. So far, I don't see it."
Trump previously indicated he might seek to thwart the AT&T-Time Warner deal over antitrust concerns. Yet Trump has been far more vocal about his anger at CNN — both as a candidate and as president. For example, earlier this year, at a formal press conference in Poland with that nation's president, Trump said, "They have been fake news for a long time. They have been covering me in a dishonest way."
As a result, within Time Warner, the Trump administration's stance is being seen as a direct strike against CNN. "There isn't any precedent," says one executive at Turner Broadcasting, the television subsidiary that would have to be sold off. "It's one thing to say, 'Fake news'! It's another to reverse governmental policy because you object to a company's journalism."
AT&T Chairman and CEO Randall Stephenson said Wednesday the company never offered to sell CNN and has no intention of doing so to win approval of the Time Warner deal.
Without Turner Broadcasting, which includes such channels as TNT, TBS and the Cartoon Network, the deal would be a nonstarter; according to the company's 2016 annual report to shareholders, Turner Broadcasting contributed nearly 60 percent of Time Warner's profits. (Turner does not include HBO, Time Warner's premium cable channel.)
The Justice Department would not confirm its stance, saying it does not discuss matters under review. Federal regulators are separately reviewing Sinclair Broadcasting's proposed acquisition of Tribune Media, which would give it control of more than 200 stations nationally. And John Malone's Discovery Communications is in the process of acquiring Scripps Network Interactive Inc., which would combine two families of cable networks. Those deals are "horizontal integration" — the blending of competitors — which is usually given far rougher scrutiny. Yet the concessions demanded by the federal government for the AT&T package are significantly greater than those expected to face the Sinclair or Discovery deals. Indeed, the Federal Communications Commission changed regulations that make it easier to approve the deal for Sinclair, a conservative chain of local stations that has emerged with coverage and commentaries supportive of the president.
"The one reason that doesn't fly for blocking the deal is, 'Don't approve it because it's CNN, and CNN annoys the president,' " said Craig Aaron, president and CEO of the consumer advocacy group Free Press. "It's legitimate for the federal government to say this is just too big. The only question is: Is this legal reasoning? And I think there's an antitrust case to make there."
"If the reason that's coming down is, 'Punish CNN,' then that's a real problem," Aaron told NPR. "We don't really know, and because of everything Trump has said, you can't help but ask the question."
The head of the department's antitrust division is Makan Delrahim, who served as deputy to the antitrust chief under President George W. Bush. That Justice Department blocked a small number of horizontal integration deals blending competitors — such as the thwarted merger of US Airways and United. Republican administrations are typically even less willing to intervene in corporate actions.
In an interview with a Canadian television network when it was proposed, Delrahim discouraged talk that the AT&T-Time Warner deal would be a tough sell.
"Just the sheer size of it and the fact that it's media I think will get a lot of attention," Delrahim told BNN in October 2016. "However, I don't see this as a major antitrust problem."
AT&T has signaled that it intends to challenge the administration in court over the requirement.
The Justice Department has told AT&T it will block AT&T's takeover of Time Warner unless the company sells off its TV properties, including CNN. President Trump of course is no fan of CNN. Here's what he said about CNN on a recent trip to Poland.
PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP: They have been fake news for a long time. They've been covering me in a very dishonest way.
MCEVERS: And now there are questions about the role, if any, President Trump played in the Justice Department's decision. NPR media correspondent David Folkenflik is with us now from New York City. And David, what exactly does the government say are its objections to this AT&T-Time Warner deal?
DAVID FOLKENFLIK, BYLINE: Well, the government hasn't said anything publicly. It said today that it, you know, reviews such things privately and won't talk about it. But privately, it has spoken with AT&T executives and said that they'll have to either sell off Turner Broadcasting, which is the television division of Time Warner that includes CNN, TNT, TBS, Cartoon Network. I don't think there's too much concern about how many reruns they show of "Law & Order" but that they have to spin that off, or they have to sell off AT&T's satellite TV division, DirecTV. Both of these are major components of each of these two companies part of the - that are part of the merger.
MCEVERS: I mean, these are two huge companies - right? - one telecommunications platform. The other creates the content that people consume on these platforms. I mean, why wouldn't the government object to such a corporate consolidation?
FOLKENFLIK: Well, the government typically has great concerns about what's called horizontal integration - that is, two companies that do business in the same field. So US Air and United talked about merging, and that was blocked a little over a decade ago because it was too close. There was too much consolidation. In this instance, you've got something called horizontal integration. They might be - excuse me - vertical integration.
These companies might be involved in related fields, but they don't have any real areas of direct competition. And for about four decades - I talked to an expert - media executives - for four decades, basically the federal government has been hands-off. Republican administrations are usually exceptionally hands-off about such mergers. This really comes as a reversal of government policy.
MCEVERS: Well, since CNN, as we said, has been central to the discussion of this deal ever since the merger was proposed, what is the role of CNN here?
FOLKENFLIK: It's very hard to know, you know? There are people who are concerned about great consolidation in media generally. And yet the question of the motivations of the government are real as they have not yet set them out, the question of whether President Trump, who's shown himself, has even said publicly that when he took office, he thought he directly controlled the Justice Department, which typically operates with a strong degree of autonomy.
And obviously he's been willing to sort of publicly issue directives to the Justice Department about how he wants certain investigations of his own campaign's conduct to be investigated. It's hard to totally credit the idea that he wouldn't in some ways be involved here. But we don't know. And you know, his anger at CNN is palpable. He talks about it a lot. But we don't know what role that played.
MCEVERS: So what could happen next?
FOLKENFLIK: Well, this looks very much likely to be headed to court. The - Randall Stephenson, the CEO and chairman of AT&T, has said today he has no intentions of spinning off or selling off CNN to get approval of this deal, which is what the regulators, the Justice Department say would be required.
So what we're going to have to see if this goes forward is a challenge in court. And you're going to see government antitrust regulators have to lay out what their legal objections are on paper to this, you know, absent some sort of concrete reasons that just haven't been made public and that we don't know yet. The questions of government political interference, particularly by President Trump himself, loom very large.
MCEVERS: That's NPR media correspondent David Folkenflik from New York. Thanks so much.
FOLKENFLIK: You bet. Transcript provided by NPR, Copyright NPR.


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You've listed your home for sale at what you hope is the right price. Now, the fun and activity really begins: the beeline of showings and inspections on your property.
No question this is a big invasion of privacy and interruption to the normal family routine; at the same time, it's so important to ensure that your home puts its best face forward in presenting itself to potential buyers.
Your agent will likely suggest de-cluttering the home and possibly even staging it, which is a professional way of making it look like it just came out of a home and designer magazine's photo shoot. This might require some furniture and accessories brought in to enhance the look and feel of the home. These strategies are all good; it just depends upon time and budget considerations on what you chose to do to make your home look as good as possible.
Of course neat and tidy are important buzzwords to keep in mind when staging your home. The kids need to make their beds every day, and everyone needs to keep as many things in order as they can. The home needs to look good on nearly a 24/7 basis, since you never know when you'll get the call that someone wants to show your property.
Your listing agents' office is the coordinator of agent appointment visits to inspect or show your home; this could be agents only or agents with their buyer prospects. How you want the showings on your home conducted and supervised is your call. You should be concerned not only about people taking their shoes off when they visit, but more importantly the security and safety of the showings at all times. It is good to keep valuables out of sight so that they don't suddenly go missing during the buyer visits. Agents have insurance against theft and damage while they are marketing your property, but you still don't want a family heirloom broken or stolen while your home is up for sale.
No buyers should be coming directly to see your home; they should always arrive with a licensed agent. The coordination of access to your home should be discussed and agreed upon at the time you sign your listing agreement with your real estate listing agent. Will you give them a key for all showings and/or inspections only with them in attendance or allow them to have a key in a lockbox on your property for showings that could be requested on a near immediate basis? This is your decision and make sure that you determine the best strategy that works for your comfort, safety and concerns, but that allows for ease and convenience of all possible buyer showings on a moment's notice if requested.
You may choose to have your agent or one of their licensed team members physically present for all showings on your home; this is your choice. Each homeowner has their own set of concerns that need to be addressed and accommodated (what to do with pets, for example) while their home is up for sale.
In my experience, the best way to present and show your home is to have your agent attend in advance of all showings to prepare, tidy and mini-stage the home before all showings. This allows them to turn on lights, draw curtains and do whatever else may be required to present your home in the best possible fashion. Your agent can stack the showings for their own convenience and be in attendance at your home for possibly 2 or 3 showings consecutively or all at once. This could also add to buyer interest, if they see that there are other interested parties. Your agent is also there to answer any questions that the buyer's agent and their clients may have while they are going through the house. This is so important to deal with any possible concerns and/or objections right away.
The average number of buyer showings on a home can vary dramatically, from only a handful to potentially dozens. Be prepared for this activity aspect of marketing your home, as without property showings, buyers rarely make offers. They also may be visiting your home multiple times with their home inspectors, contractors, interior decorators, mortgage appraisers and family members, all of whom are important stakeholders providing the buyer with feedback before they make an offer.
Stephen Moranis, B.Comm., MBA, FRI, CMR has been active in the North American Real Estate Industry for more than 40 years. He is a former President of the Toronto Real Estate Board and a former Director of the Canadian Real Estate Association.
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