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7/20 MiLB Gameday: SoSH heads to Lowell
Posted 20 July 2012 - 05:24 AM
IL: Pawtucket (Brandon Duckworth) @ Louisville (Pedro Villarreal) [7:05pm]
EL: Portland (Chris Hernandez) @ New Hampshire (Ryan Tepera) [7:05pm]
CL: Salem (Keith Couch) vs. Wilmington (Elisaul Pimentel) [7:05pm]
SAL: Greenville (Jason Garcia) vs. Lexington (Juri Perez) [7:05pm]
NYPL: Lowell (Jacob Dahlstrand) vs.Connecticut (Charlie Gillies) [7:05pm]
GCL GCL Sox vs. GCL Twins [12:00am]
DSL DSL Sox @ DSL Mets2 [10:00am]
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Local Media:
Pawsox: Providence Journal, Pawtucket Times
Seadogs: Portland Press Herald
Salem: Roanoke Times
Greenville: Greenville Online
Lowell: Lowell Sun
Posted 20 July 2012 - 07:55 AM
Posted 20 July 2012 - 12:31 PM
Who should we be watching for on the Spinners (and on the Tigers, I guess)?
Well, neither team is lighting the world on fire.
The obvious players for the Spinners are Kolbrin Vitek (rehab) and Deven Marerro. I personally am interested in Aneury Tavarez.
Although I live in Norwich, I have only seen the Tigers once this season. Juaner Aguasvivas is the first baseman and is far bigger than anyone else on the team. And he has a great name.
Posted 20 July 2012 - 12:32 PM
Posted 20 July 2012 - 09:45 PM
Brandon Duckworth went 6 innings, giving up 4 hits and 3 walks; striking out 3. Garrett Mock went 2 innings, allowing a run on a hit and 2 walks; striking out 2. Clayton Mortensen went an inning, giving up a hit and striking out 2.
Mauro Gomez went 5/5 with 2 doubles. Ryan Kalish went 3/6 with 2 doubles. Ryan Lavarnway went 2/4 with a HBP. Jose Iglesias went 2/6. Jason Repko went 1/4 with a double and a walk. Che-Hsuan Lin and Jon Hee each went 1/5; Hee with a double. Nate Spears went 0/3 with 2 doubles. Juan Carlos Linares went 0/4 with a SF.
Posted 20 July 2012 - 09:49 PM
Keith Couch went 6 innings, allowing a run on 6 hits, 2 walks and a WP; striking out 7. Charle Rosario went 3 innings, allowing 5 runs (4 earned) on 7 hits and 2 walks; striking out 3.
Travis Shaw went 2/4. Michael Almanzar and Lucas LeBlanc each went 1/3; Almanzar with a double. Shannon Wilkerson went 1/4. Christian Vazquez and Sean Coyle each went 0/3. Heiker Meneses, Brandon Jacobs and Xander Bogaerts each went 0/4.
Posted 20 July 2012 - 09:53 PM
Luis Ortega went 5 innings, giving up a hit, 3 walks and a balk; striking out 6.
Gregori Titts and Alixon Suarez each went 1/2 with a walk. Roberto del Rosario and Anthony Amaya each went 1/3; Amaya with a Grand Slam, del Rosario with a SB. Roberto Duncan and Ricardo Andujar each went 0/1 with a walk. Aneudis Peralta, Manuel Margot and Andres Garcia each went 0/2 with a walk.
Posted 20 July 2012 - 09:58 PM
Will Latimer went 2/3rds of an inning, allowing 7 runs on 5 hits (1 HR) and 2 walks. Jason Urquidez went 4 1/3 innings, allowing a run on 2 hits and 2 walks; striking out 3. Caleb Clay went 2 innings, giving up a hit and striking out 2. Josh Fields went 3 innings, walking one and striking out 3. Brock Huntzinger went an inning, allowing a run on 2 hits and a walk.
Ronald Bermudez went 2/4 with a double and a HBP. Derrik Gibson went 2/4 with a walk. Jackie Bradley and Peter Hissey each went 2/5 with a walk; Bradley with a 3-run HR (tying the game in the 8th), Hissey with a double. Ryan Dent went 2/5 with a double. Jeremy Hazelbaker went 1/5 with a triple and a SF. Dan Butler went 1/5 with a double and a HBP. Marquez Smith and Reynaldo Rodriguez each went 1/6; Rodriguez with a double.
Posted 20 July 2012 - 10:01 PM
Jason Garcia went 5 innings, allowing 5 runs (4 earned) on 8 hits, 2 walks and a HBP; striking out 5. Nefi Ogando went 2 innings, allowing 2 runs on 2 hits and 2 walks; striking out 3.
Jose Garcia went 1/3 with a triple and a walk. David Renfroe and Cody Koback each went 1/3 with a double. Nick Natoli went 0/1 with 2 walks. Boss Moanaroa went 0/1 with a walk and a HBP. Blake Swihart, Drew Turocy and Garin Cecchini each went 0/3. Keury de la Cruz went 0/4.
Posted 20 July 2012 - 10:05 PM
Jacob Dahlstrand went 4 2/3 innings, allowing 4 runs on 5 hits and 3 walks; striking out 2. Greg Larson went 4 innings, allowing 3 runs (1 earned) on 4 hits, a WP and 2 walks; striking out 2. Kyle Kraus picked up the final out, giving up a hit.
Matthew Marquis went 2/4 with a HR. Deven Marrero went 1/3 with a walk. Oscar Perez, Mike Miller, Kolbrin Vitek, Matthew Gedman and Jake Davies each went 1/4; Perez with a double, Miller with a SB. Dreily Guerrero and Aneury Tavarez each went 0/4.
Posted 20 July 2012 - 10:10 PM
Francellis Montas went 3 innings, allowing 7 runs (6 earned) on 8 hits and a walk; striking out 2. Jeffrey Wendelken went 2 innings, giving up a hit and striking out 2. Oscar Melendez went 3 innings, allowing 3 runs (2 earned) on 4 hits and 2 WPs; striking out one. Kevin Mager pitched the final inning, giving up a hit and 2 walks; striking out 1.
Kevin Mager went 2/4 with a double. Nick Moore went 1/3 with a walk and a SB. Tzu Wei Lin went 1/3 with a walk. Jeremias Pineda went 1/4 with a triple and a PO/CS. Mike Meyers, Beau Bishop and Keaton Briscoe each went 0/3 with a walk. Shaq Green-Thompson went 0/2 (1 K) before being replaced by Jose Colorado who went 0/2. Nathan Minnich went 0/4.
Posted 20 July 2012 - 11:34 PM
DSL Sox win 8-0 in a game ended in the 5th.
Sox 1st inning:
Pitching change.
BB, BB, 1B to load the bases. Ten straight batters reached (seven on BB), no outs.
GDP for the 8th run, then Manny Margot popped up.
Posted 21 July 2012 - 07:27 AM
GCL Sox lose 10-4.
Francellis Montas went 3 innings, allowing 7 runs (6 earned) on 8 hits and a walk; striking out 2. Jeffrey Wendelken went 2 innings, giving up a hit and striking out 2. Oscar Melendez went 3 innings, allowing 3 runs (2 earned) on 4 hits and 2 WPs; striking out one. Kevin Mager pitched the final inning, giving up a hit and 2 walks; striking out 1.
Kevin Mager went 2/4 with a double. Nick Moore went 1/3 with a walk and a SB. Tzu Wei Lin went 1/3 with a walk. Jeremias Pineda went 1/4 with a triple and a PO/CS. Mike Meyers, Beau Bishop and Keaton Briscoe each went 0/3 with a walk. Shaq Green-Thompson went 0/2 (1 K) before being replaced by Jose Colorado who went 0/2. Nathan Minnich went 0/4.
Posted 21 July 2012 - 08:11 AM
Game Story
Mauro Gomez banged out five hits in five at-bats in leading the Pawtucket Red Sox to a 9-1 rout of Louisville Friday night.
Gomez became the first PawSox player with five hits in a game since Drew Sutton accomplished the feat last season.
Pawtucket lashed out 15 hits against Louisville pitching. Ryan Kalish added three hits, including a pair of doubles in his first game back since suffering a knee injury. Jose Iglesias had two hits.
Brandon Duckworth got the win, improving to 9-2 with six shutout innings, allowing only four hits. Duckworth's earned run averaged improved to 3.17.
Game Story
Portland scored a pair of runs on three straight hits in the 11th inning to finish off a rousing comeback with a 10-9 win over the Fisher Cats on Friday night at Northeast Delta Dental Stadium.
The Sea Dogs needed a three-run homer from Jackie Bradley Jr. in the top of the eighth to get it to extra innings.
"That was amazing," said Portland Manager Kevin Boles. "This group has done this all year. No matter what the score is, they just keep fighting back."
The Sea Dogs are 8-2 since the Eastern League All-Star break.
Dan Butler, who scored the winning run on Thursday night, knocked in the go-ahead run on Friday. Reynaldo Rodriguez and Butler hit back-to-back, two-out doubles. Butler then scored on Peter Hissey's single and Portland led 10-8.
They needed the insurance run.
The Fisher Cats got one back off Brock Huntzinger in the bottom of the 11th, and had runners on first and second with two outs. Huntzinger got Jake Marisnick to pop out to Rodriguez at first to end the game.
Josh Fields led an impressive relief effort for the Sea Dogs and earned the win with three hitless innings.
Sea Dog relievers allowed one hit over the middle nine innings.
"The offense really stuck with it and they battled and scrapped," Fields said. "The relievers battled and gave the team a chance to come back. We kind of fed off each other."
Bradley's line shot to left-center in the top of the eighth came off Chorye Spoone, who was a Sea Dog last week. Released by the Red Sox on Sunday, he signed with the Blue Jays' organization on Friday.
Spoone came on with an 8-5 lead for the eighth. Derrik Gibson walked to open the inning and Ryan Dent singled to left. With a full count, Bradley fouled off a couple of pitches and then drilled his homer.
The Fisher Cats spotted the Sea Dogs a couple of runs in the top of the first.
They got those, and plenty more, back in their half of the inning.
Portland starter Will Latimer, just down from Pawtucket, had all sorts of problems. He allowed seven runs on five hits -- the big blow a grand slam by Brian Van Kirk -- and walked two. John Tolisano's sacrifice fly to center scored Brian Bocock and that was it for Latimer.
The Fisher Cats got to reliever Jason Urquidez for two more hits and another run. New Hampshire sent 11 batters to the plate.
Game Story
AT LEAST THERE WERE MONKEYS: A crowd of 2,888 at Salem Memorial Ballpark got a show from sheep dog-riding, goat-herding monkeys Friday but not much from the Red Sox, who opened a 10-game homestand with a 6-1 loss to Wilmington.
B-A-N-A-N-A-s: The night's most well-received moments were provided Team Ghost Riders, which purports to have the "best sheep dog riding monkeys in the business." It was hard to argue after they herded goats in the outfield following the fourth and seventh innings to rousing applause.
"That's an interesting promotion," said Sox first baseman Travis Shaw, who also saw the performance last year while at rookie-level Lowell. "It's fun to watch, good for the crowd. They ventured into the infield. ... It was a little different."
SLOW '0' : The monkeys will return tonight, and the Sox can only hope their bats show up, too. They didn't on Friday, as Wilmington right-hander Elisaul Pimentel held Salem to two hits over seven scoreless innings.
The Sox had not previously faced Pimentel, who was making his fifth Carolina League start. Scouting reports were scant.
"He was mixing it up," said Shaw, who singled in his final two at-bats to finish 2 for 4. "He threw three pitches for strikes tonight. He kept everything down; I don't think he missed up at all. His change-up was really good against lefties. I know it fooled me a couple times. He pitched really well tonight."
FIRING BACK: Salem starter Keith Couch was solid, striking out seven over six innings. The one run he allowed was enough to earn him a tough-luck loss, but he lowered his ERA to 4.17.
Game Story
Waiting for a last-inning rally didn't work for the Drive Friday as they never got to the ninth.
A thunderstorm swept over Fluor Field as the seventh inning finished, sending the 5,760 fans to cover and ending the game early. Lexington benefited with a 7-4 win and earned a split of the series first two games.
The seven-inning game came one night after the teams went 15 innings. For a while, Friday night's game followed the back-and-forth style of Thursday's marathon.
Lexington (51-46, 12-16) went up 1-0 in the second as Justin Gominsky brought in Matt Duffy via a sacrifice fly.
The Drive tied it in the third. Jose Garcia tripled to score Nick Natoli, who had walked.
Gominsky and Duffy repeated the sacrifice fly effort in the fourth inning to send Lexington back in front, 2-1.
Greenville (46-51, 12-15) grabbed a 4-2 lead with three runs in the bottom of the fourth. David Renfroe, who doubled with one out, scored on a throwing error off Blake Swihart's grounder. Cody Koback then brought home Boss Moanaroa and Swihart with a double to center.
"They made a mistake, and we took advantage of it," said Drive manager Carlos Febles.
Lexington took the lead right back in the fifth, getting three runs off of Drive starting pitcher Jason Garcia (4-5). He suffered the loss after having won his last three decisions.
"He didn't execute in that inning," Febles said. "He was leaving the ball up in the zone and got touched. Those are the kind of innings you're hoping that after you score three runs to take the lead you shut them down and hand it back to your offense."
Game Story
Game-time temperature: 72 degrees. Before darkness fell, the game was played under a museum-painting sky.
But try as they might, the Lowell Spinners could not complete the scene for 4,705 fun-seekers at LeLacheur Park. The struggling home team competed, it battled, it led 2-0 and 4-2 early, but in due course succumbed to the rut in which it is stuck, losing to the Connecticut Tigers, 7-4.
Lowell's record fell to 9-23. The Spinners after 32 games are 15 games behind the first-place Tri-City ValleyCats in the NY-Penn League's Stedler Division.
"Unfortunately we didn't have shutdown innings after we scored," said Lowell manager Bruce Crabbe. "It's hard to give up two-run leads every time you score twice. It's a little bit of a downer offensively when you do that."
But Crabbe also noted the Spinners did nothing offensively after their two-run third inning, managing only three hits thereafter.
In the second inning, Matt Marquis launched a two-run homer to left field on an 0-2 pitch for a 2-0 Spinners lead. Also scoring on the blast was Jake Davies, who led off the inning with a single.
Marquis was playing his third game for Lowell since being sent down from the Greenville Drive of the South Atlantic League. He played 25 games in Lowell last season (.337-3-13) after being drafted in the 41st round out of Maryland. This season he
batted .233-1-7 in 36 games combined with Greenville and Salem.
"I was struggling a little bit. They sent me back to get comfortable again," said Marquis, who went 2-for-4 last night and is 4-for-12 since returning to Lowell. "I didn't (play) enough games (in Greenville) to jell. It's not an excuse. I'm a professional baseball player. I have to be ready to play every day. It's something I have to learn as I go."
Marquis has tackled greater obstacles. The outfielder from Annandale, N.J., suffered a broken hand as a freshman at Vanderbilt in 2009, transferred to the University of Maryland to be closer to his parents who had both been diagnosed with cancer, and left school last year to be with them. He is also a hemophiliac.
"Crazy road," said Marquis. "I'm just happy to be playing professional baseball."
Even to be playing in Lowell during this summer of few victories thus far.
"I played with a bunch of these guys last year, and also in the spring," said Marquis. "This team jells really well. We have a lot of fun in the locker room. We don't like the losses. We're working hard to change that. But it's not keeping us down. We still have fun playing the game. Every single person is positive."
The Spinners came into Friday night last in team batting (.230), last in team pitching (4.86 ERA) and just plain last in the New York-Penn League. This baseball summer in Lowell has not even been a winner for marquis rehabs. All those Boston Red Sox getting hurt and not one has shown up at LeLacheur Park to get his timing back.
Posted 21 July 2012 - 12:05 PM
Sox 1st inning:
Pitching change.
BB, BB, 1B to load the bases. Ten straight batters reached (seven on BB), no outs.
GDP for the 8th run, then Manny Margot popped up.
Nice to see the bard singing the trials of the other guys.
Posted 21 July 2012 - 12:16 PM
Marerro did a nice Ole on a hard hit ground ball that wasn't more than 2 steps to his left, earning an error, and was late covering the bag on a steal (but did still turn it into an out).
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My usb port in the external hard drive broke lose.it is the
Seagate Expansion External Drive 2TB .
How hard is it to fix this issue?
I can send it to segate if need be. However I've got personal banking data on it, an there for I'd rather not send it in. With out being able to connect the USB I don't know how to wipe it or transfer the data..
Any help / suggestions would be great.
Break it open and hook it up like an internal drive, if you have sensitive data it's not worth the risk returning it for what the drive costs, better knowing that your details never got into wrong hands, not saying that will be the case, but no company can 100% trust all employees to be honest.
I really appreciate the suggestion. However one thing I should have said. I'm using a laptop computer, net a desktop . There for I can't install it in the computer.
But you got me wondering if one of those docking stations will work?
I have the same problem. The USB Mini B port that allows you to hook up the wire that connects it to the computer broke on mine too. It's the 500 GB FreeAgent Go. I was wondering if it was possible to just get a replacement USB-SATA bridge board because I can't afford to just replace the drive because I have all of my business work and about $2000 of software on the drive. I only have my ultraportable HP Elitebook with a 1.8" internal drive, so I can't just hook it up to my computer and recover the info. Is it possible to just buy a replacement bridge board so I can put the drive in a new case since my warranty is expired? I really need to get my drive up and running again so my work isn't stalled for too long. Otherwise, if there's a dock of some sort that can connect to the SATA port and let me hook it up to the computer, I'd like some information about that too.
08-21-2011 06:42 AM - edited 08-21-2011 07:25 AM
While I'm still trying to find out if the docking stations will work like I suspect.
One thing I found today I'm also wondering if might be a better (Even lower priced) option which is
a new enclosure as it looks like they have the board and all inside that one would need. An most are priced under 10 bucks. But need to figure out what size the slots on the drive are. To see if they will fit an what not.
Any info on this too would be helpful
EDIT: So I forgot I bid on a docking station last night. Won auction today. So will know when it arrives if it will do the job. Got other uses for it to if it doesn't . Kinda wish I hadn't bid on it, since I found about the hd enclosures . Oh well.
I've broken mine open and can't see any way of attaching it up. There is no cable connected to the USB-cable socket. The socket is - or rather was - just stuck onto the board and not very securely. Looking at a number of forums, it seems a not uncommon complaint. Bad enough on any device, but on something likely to be used for secure storage it seems verging on unforgivable.
Contact support....they may have a solution for you on this.
Or...You can crack open the enclosure (recommend you contact warranty to get an OK first so you won't void the warranty) and connect it as a secondary internal drive or put it in another enclosure.
Sometimes this stuff happens....which is why it is important to backup your data to two locations...**read my signature** lol
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Martha Foley joined the staff of WSLU as morning host in 1981, after a stint at The St. Lawrence Plaindealer. She helped found the news department in 1982, and has seen it grow, and shrink, and grow again. "I especially liked the 'grow again' part," she says, "it means working with really talented reporters, telling more and more stories from around the North Country."
Martha has won state and national awards for her reporting and editing. She has encouraged local news at public radio stations across the country as a member and director of Public Radio News Directors, Inc., an organization of over 100 local newsrooms. As a director of PRNDI for six years, she was responsible for The PRNDI Project, an annual training program for young reporters, and NewsWorks, training for station news departments.
Martha grew up on an Adirondack foothill in northeastern Saratoga County. She lives just south of Canton with her husband, boatbuilder Everett Smith, and her teenaged son, Emmett. Favorite pastimes: sitting, looking, and listening. E-mailStories filed by Martha Foley
Brian Mann: Rafting in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge
Jul 06, 2001 — Martha Foley talks with Brian Mann, who just returned from a rafting trip in Alaska and the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge. Go to full article
DEC Ozone Forecasts?What Do They Mean?
Jul 02, 2001 — Those ozone warnings... when are they important, and what do they mean? Martha Foley talks with one of the state Department of Environmental Conservation's ozone forecasters. Go to full article
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Jun 26, 2001 — We hear about Timbuctoo, a movement to settle free black New Yorkers in the Adirondacks--from the curator of a new exhibit opening this week at the Adirondack Museum. It was more than just a homesteading plan--the issue was voting rights. Go to full article
Summer Gardening - Interview with Amy Ivy
Jun 25, 2001 — Martha Foley talks with horticulturist Amy Ivy about summer gardening Go to full article
Watching the Summer Stars
Jun 20, 2001 — The summer solstice and watching the stars--Martha Foley talks with St. Lawrence University astronomer Dr. Aileen O'Donoghue. Go to full article
Ed Kanze: It Does Strike Twice
Jun 19, 2001 — Martha Foley talks with Ed Kanze, writer and naturalist in Bloomingdale who's been struck by lightning twice. Go to full article
SLU Nepal Returnees in Katmandu During Royal Family Murders
Jun 11, 2001 — Martha Foley catches up with a group of faculty and students from St. Lawrence University who just returned from Nepal. They were in Katmandu when members of the royal family there were murdered. Go to full article
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Jun 11, 2001 — Martha Foley talks with child psychologist and family counselor Dr. Kent Condrell, about practical tips for healthy families. He'll be at a conference in Lake Placid this weekend. Go to full article
True Accounts of Living With Alcohol
Jun 07, 2001 — True accounts of living with alcohol collected and read by Students Against Destructive Decisions, or SADD, from Massena High School. Martha Foley reports.
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Jun 05, 2001 — Environmentalists scored a victory in a fight against a chipboard manufacturing plant proposed for St. Lawrence County. A State Supreme Court judge vacated the DEC's premit for the plant. Martha Foley reports Go to full article
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Hoping I might be able to get some advice on our 7 year old female German Shephard Max. In August of this year in the space of two weeks the following changes happened in our household. We brought a new German Shephard puppy into our family (Sam) and then unfortunately two weeks later our oldest boy Kai had to be put to sleep (aged 12) as his back legs were gone. About 3 weeks after all these occurances our other German Shephard Max had a cluster of seizures ( 4 in a 24 hour period) they were really bad. We took her to the hospital and they ran all the tests had an MRI and through elimination we were left with Epilepsy. We started her on medication and was told that she would still probably fit about once a month but with the medication they would not be that servere and to leave her when she fitted. We thought it might have been triggered by the old dog being put down and the puppy coming on the scene all at once. Yesterday she fitted again. She dropped and had a massive seizure early evening and then another one a couple of hours later and then and even larger one during the night. These are the worst seen and thought the dog was going to die. The last one lasted a really long time and she was foaming at the mouth. She is now on the highest dose of her medication but now my mother is worried and thinks we might have to have the dog put to sleep. As many of you probably know Epilepsy can not be diagnosed they simply eliminate everything else and this is what you are left with. We are wondering if anyone else out there has had a similar experience with their dog and might know of anything else we can try. Or the slim possibility that it is not Epilepsy and there is something else we have not considered. Ruled out:- Cancer/tumor/toxin's/thyroid/one other. Any help would be greatly appreciated. |
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Sorry to hear about Max. Did they check her thyroid? I would think if the MRI didn't show a tumor you would be left with environmental or some other under lying issue, tick borne illness or reaction to vaccines flea treatments the list is endless. Idiopathic Epilepsy usually starts early. Kiya was 18 months old when she was diagnosed with idiopathic epilepsy she will be 10 in May on meds since she started having seizures. I once thought stress was her trigger till she proved me wrong.
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What meds is she on? There are a lot if newer meds that have great success? Maybe you need to try something different.
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The tablets are PEXION 400 mg. "Imepitoin" is their other name. They are relatively new and were developed in Europe; recommended because they do not have side effects as far as is known. the usual drug causes liver damage these do not. The vet rang tonight to tell me us to up the dose to two tablets daily AND to give her another immediately after the fit. She is getting worn out by the attacks and I cannot leave the dogs in the same room. Patrick our vet has E-mailed the neurologist at the referral centre to ask his advice.
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I believe that is the drug developed by Boehringer Ingelheim, correct? If so, it is still in clinical trials here in the States and is not broadly available. So, it will be hard for folks to share experiences with that medication. Did the vet give a shot of valium after the cluster? Or, provide you with valium suppositories to break a cluster on your own? It is really important to limit the length and frequency of seizures. If it takes some time for the medication to reach therapeutic levels in the dog's system (and I don't know if that is the case with your medication), you should have other options on hand until those levels are achieved. With that said, it should be possible to get control of the seizures with medication if this is epilepsy. My dog suffered from clusters and has been under good control now for awhile. Your dog is on the older side (he's 7 years old, right?) of when seizures related to idiopathic epilepsy tend to typically present. I noticed that you said that an MRI was done, how about fasting blood sugar levels? Wishing you all the best and please do keep us posted on how everything is going Last edited by LifeofRiley; 10-11-2013 at 10:58 PM. |
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The two hill climbs on this particular route, Lee Hill and Old Stage Road are very, very hard. Attack early, attack often. Wait at the top to re-group, then do it again.
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This was unclear, but Chris Case took both the KOM's and Leonard Zinn was in attendance. Brian Holcombe's post climb suffer-face was awesome, so was his early attack up Lee Hill.
Neal Rogers brought out his Hunter Cycles steel road bike. Apparently this road frame was the last frame to sport this particular set of decals. Very cool.
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. . . . "We are here to awaken from the illusion of our separateness" . . . . A Blog Devoted to Seduction and Spirituality
Wednesday, September 9, 2009
Conversation with Hypnotica
1. If I have time tonight, I'll write Part 3 of the Burning Man story.
2. It looks like things are shaping up for me to have my own White Tiger Tantra sexual healing session with Steve Piccus. Yay!
3. Burning Man Guy is coming over tomorrow night to continue the sexual healing we began last week.
In the meantime, Hypnotica reemerged out of the blue. For those who are not familiar, Hypnotica is one of the original gurus of the seduction community and is otherwise known as "Rasputin" in Neil Strauss' book The Game: Penetrating the Secret Society of Pickup Artists.
Here's our mostly unedited text conversation:
Hypnotica: You must be getting excited.
Me: To see you [at the PUA Summit September 26-27]?
H: Didn't say that but since up bring it up, thank you.
M: Lol excited for what?
H: Excited that I'm watching you right now.
M: Whatcha mean?
H: Red top. Black skirt. [He's referring to my video from the 21 Convention]
M: Oh lol :)
H: You look pretty sexy up there.
M: Awwww thank you :)
M: I'm going to do the White Tiger Tantra thing, get sexually healed.
H: I'd like to slide that red top right off of you very slowly.
M: Hahaha :-p
M: I got some healings at burning man, released a sexual trauma, now want to turn myself back on.
H: Maybe that's why I texted you. Coming closer back to the good stuff.
M: Maybe.
M: I'm gonna write more about it tonite.
H: You don't close your lower section in handwriting.
H: That's your sexual zone. Interesting.
M: Lower section? Like how?
H: You don't follow through on your g's the loop going down is the sexual area.
M: Usually I loop them ... what does it mean leaving it open?
H: Not fulfilled sexually.
M: Haha :)
M: Soon. I'm about to come in to my full power.
M: More healing tomorrow night.
H: Maybe at the PUA summit.
H: Your energy does feel better.
M: Yeah, and I got mobility in my shoulders and lungs that I don't remember ever having. I feel softer, less urgent.
M: This guy [Burning Man Guy] is going to keep working with me. I'm very excited :)
H: Maybe you'll be ready for me then.
M: Perhaps. Can I put parts of this convo on the blog?
H: Sure. You can tell them you're moving back into becoming pure and since sex energy is the foundation it is only natural that we corresponded today. And how lucky you are to have that chance.
All right, I need to run for now.
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hypnotica even trumps naturals out there...your a lucky girl...this man has tizight game
- September 9, 2009 at 6:34 PM
- Erika said...
I am a lucky girl ... with a whole bunch of guys with really tight game :)
And now I finally get to explore all the possibilities with them.
Mmmm mmmm. - September 9, 2009 at 7:48 PM
raising your prices?? do you really have more business than you can handle?
- September 9, 2009 at 9:39 PM
- Erika said...
I'm quite busy, but more importantly ...
I'm worth it.
I get excellent coaching results for guys who tried everything else and nothing worked. - September 9, 2009 at 10:06 PM
oooooo your a naughty gal...quite frisky
- September 10, 2009 at 7:21 PM
handwriting analysis.... the oldest PUA gimmick in the book. And you fell for it, hook, line, and sinker. Hilarious!
- September 10, 2009 at 9:55 PM
- Erika said...
perhaps sometimes it's good to fall hook, line, and sinker. perhaps it feels good.
I even noticed how I "defend" against the cold. and when I opened up my body to the wind, I was warm again.
"If I defend, I am attacked." - ACIM - September 10, 2009 at 11:31 PM
- Pure said...
handwriting analysis.... the oldest PUA gimmick in the book. And you fell for it, hook, line, and sinker. Hilarious!....
It was an observation not a line.
But i will help you Ericka Close those loops.
Hypnotica - September 11, 2009 at 3:35 PM
- Erika said...
Thanks for commenting, Hypnotica. I feel very curious how our connection will be at the Summit :-)
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Bad Sports: How Owners are Ruining the Games We Love By Dave Zirin Reviewed by Tom Gallagher Los Angeles Review of Books July 22, 2012 http://lareviewofbooks.org/article.php?type=&id=783&fulltext=1&media=TomGallagherwrites.com Instead of yelling, "Kill the umpire," as they supposedly did at nineteenth century baseball games, Dave Zirin's Bad Sports, in its thoroughly reasonable rant against team owners, suggests a twenty-first century chant of "Jail the owner." He could have lifted a subtitle from George Bernard Shaw and called it The Intelligent Sports Fan's Guide to Socialism were it not for all of the flacks currently muddying the waters by claiming that Barack Obama is a socialist. Just as some once thought the target audience for Shaw's The Intelligent Woman's Guide to Socialism was not up to the subject, there will be some who doubt today's sports fan's ability to ponder questions deeper than clutching or choking. Unlike those who see the ritual attachment to groups of athletes in matching uniforms as a sign of mental deficit, Zirin insists that within every sports fan there exists a rational kernel. For he is one of us. And his socialism, by the way, is that of the Green Bay Packers. But oh, those owners! Before you get to thinking maybe this book is some boring anti-capitalist tract, let me reassure you that Zirin never forgets he is foremost a sportswriter, and that a sportswriter must live by his wit. So this is, in fact, a very entertaining anti-capitalist screed. And oh those owners! They sure do provide him with some good material. Of the dozen or so that he profiles, my favorite has to be Dan Snyder, owner of the Washington Redskins, which under his leadership became "the only team that sells you beer inside the bathrooms." Zirin is probably right in going on to claim this "violates every health care law since the Hammurabi Code," but I hope that at least Snyder got some kind of efficiency award from his peers. And you gotta love the one about him sending stadium vendors out to sell year-old airplane peanuts - peanuts in Independence Air bags, a year after the airline went out of business. Snyder's "yesterday's peanuts" scam is pretty much just, well, peanuts, compared to, say, the $12 parking fee tacked onto every ticket, regardless of whether the ticket holder actually parks a car, carpools or rides public transportation. And upon arrival at the 91,704 seat stadium - not actually located in the District of Columbia, but in "a godforsaken portion of Prince George's County," Maryland - that ticket holder can pay another $100 for a season pass to the express security check-in line. But the best had to be the $23.99 Pentagon Flag Hats Snyder made up for the fifth anniversary of September 11, with all proceeds going to the Redskins, until someone called him on it. How richly stocked is the pond in which Zirin is fishing? Well, former Texas Ranger minority owner George W. Bush doesn't even rate his own chapter. Zirin, however, does pitch an excellent two-page reprise of the man's career - just when you've maybe found it a lot easier to forget him than you once might have feared would be the case. Made managing partner of the Texas Rangers baseball team on the strength of buying a 1.8 percent share of the team on borrowed money, and the subsequent receipt of another 10 percent based on the value of his celebrity name, Bush pushed the Rangers' successful effort to get the city of Arlington, Texas to cover $135 million of the $190 million total cost of the team's new stadium. (Bush bought in for $606,000 and sold out in 1998 for $14.9 million.). What fascinates Zirin, though, is that when Bush was interested in becoming Commissioner of Baseball, the owners opted instead for Milwaukee Brewers owner and president Bud Selig, who still holds the post, yet they didn't hesitate to back Bush when he ran for President of the United States. They didn't want him running their business, but they did want him in the White House, where there'd presumably be other people to sort things out for him. This rumination left me wondering if Selig would have invaded Iraq if things had gone the other way. George Steinbrenner does have his own chapter, but the rest of the crowd is so good that he actually doesn't particularly stand out in this book, the core of which is the story of professional sports' continual grasping for the public dollar. Zirin quotes former National Football League team owner Art Modell describing his peers as "twenty-six Republicans that vote socialist" (now 32), which is to say they believe in government spending when it is carefully targeted to things like new professional sports facilities. Zirin figures the owners have tapped the public for about $30 billion or so over the past 25 years as publicly funded sports facilities have become "the substitute for anything resembling an urban policy in this country." Consider New Orleans spending $185 million renovating the Superdome - half of that Federal Emergency Management Administration funds - while famously unwilling and/or unable to house all of its pre-Hurricane Katrina residents. Is your city going to play in the big leagues and build that new stadium, or do you want to let some other city do it while you let the team you thought was yours go away while your town faces the prospect of a future "trapped in a Thornton Wilder play," as Zirin puts it? While many Brooklynites of a certain age still short-list Walter O'Malley with Hitler and Stalin for moving the Dodgers away, Zirin reminds us of the man who set the see-ya-later sleaziness standard, Robert Irsay. With the locals not willing to spring for a new football stadium for the Baltimore Colts in 1983 and the Maryland House of Delegates having passed legislation to buy the team under eminent domain, Irsay ordered up fifteen Mayflower moving vans and some Pinkerton guards and, under cover of darkness, packed up the team's uniforms, files, and whatever else made them the Colts and took them to an empty waiting domed stadium in Indianapolis. Now, for that Green Bay Packers sort of socialism. Packers fans don't worry about this type of thing so much. Nowadays, a Wisconsin city of about 104,000 might seem a pretty unlikely place for a NFL team. Not always that way. When the Packers, named after blue-collar workers who packed things, joined the league in 1921, the American Professional Football Association, as it was then called, included teams from Akron, Canton, Dayton, Evansville, Hammond, Muncie, Rochester, Rock Island, and Tonawanda. The main reason Green Bay was still around to win the first two Super Bowls (and two more since) while the others were all gone by 1930 is that when the Packers experienced financial difficulties in 1923, the team reorganized as a public corporation with articles of incorporation stipulating that, should the team ever be sold, all profit would go to a local American Legion Post. As Zirin sees it, every fan deserves this type of security. He does underestimate fans' fickleness, though, and the degree to which winning heals their wounds. Given the 14 consecutive losing seasons Baltimore Orioles owner Peter Angelos has presided over, Zirin writes: "It will take more than a winning streak to return the fans. That would be, as the saying goes, like `giving CPR to a corpse.'" Yet on May 25 of this year, 11,000 Oriole fans bought tickets on the night of the game, setting a stadium record for walk-up admissions. The team had finally started playing well and the fans returned, even though Angelos was still there. Likewise, Zirin quotes a comedian who compares the National Basketball Association's lowly Los Angeles Clippers and the 16-time champion Lakers, who happen to share the same playing arena: "The Lakers' luxury box is prawns, caviar and opera glasses while the Clippers stock Zantac, barf bags, some good books, and cyanide." But guess what? The Clippers acquired recent MVP Chris Paul to pass the ball, and Blake Griffin to dunk it (Griffin once dunked over a car in the league's slam dunk competition - it was a Kia, if you're wondering) and people started going for the Zantac; the Clippers outdrew the Lakers at home this past season. You won't find much comment on player salaries here either. This is not surprising for a book dedicated to the foibles of owners, and yet it seems an obvious omission in such a sharp social critique of professional sports in American life. There are justifications, of course. Why pick on the highly publicized athletes' salaries when we generally don't have any idea what the owners actually make? Who can name a single owner's "salary"? Remember how upset Major League Baseball got when Los Angeles Dodgers owner Frank McCourt had to open a Major League team's books in his divorce proceedings? That sort of thing is not done. His fate with the league was sealed right then - even before he tried to force the rest of baseball to follow suit. We can perhaps make an educated guess as to owner salaries, though. The last reported salary for Commissioner Selig - $18.3 million in 2007 - and the figures from the McCourt case suggest that a $20 million annual take would not be unheard of for team owners. And given that there are only about a dozen baseball players making more than that, and the players are the ones that people come to the ballpark to see, you can understand how Zirin might not want to focus on outrageous player salaries. Besides, Luis Pujols's wife hadn't called the St. Louis Cardinals' five-year, $130 million offer to her husband an "insult" when Zirin was writing the book. As to what he did choose to write about, however, he's certainly on the mark with his central ownership question. And don't the owners know it! Recognizing that the good example of the Packers posed a threat to the "normal" owners, since 1960 the NFL has banned any non-profit organization from buying into or starting a team. As for baseball, when Joan Kroc tried to donate the Padres, which she inherited from her McDonald's-founder husband, Ray, to the city of San Diego, along with $100 million, Major League Baseball nixed the deal. (Kroc would later sell to traditional rich owners for $75 million.) And then there's the one about the Texan buying the Liverpool soccer team - but I'm not going to tell you everything in the book. What I will tell you is that anyone who loves sports but hates team owners is likely to find it one of the best on the topic since Hunter Thompson's last shot. ___________________________________________ Portside aims to provide material of interest to people on the left that will help them to interpret the world and to change it. 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No one was happier to learn Jerry The King Lawler will return to WWE Monday Night Raw than Jim Ross.
Lawler, 62, who nearly lost his life from a fatal heart attack during Raw on Sept. 10 in Montreal, will be at Raw on Nov. 12 in Columbus, Ohio.
"Jerry's cardiologist and our doctors are not going to allow Jerry to come to work and start traveling again until they're 100 percent sure he's ready to roll," Ross said, "because travel does take a lot out of you."
Ross, 60, one of the best lead commentators in wrestling history, filled Lawler's chair during The King's miraculous recovery.
"I'm taking it a week at a time," Ross said prior, "and I'm having a blast."
Prior, Raw lead announcer Michael Cole teamed with Lawler at the broadcast table as Ross worked a lighter schedule, mainly calling the main events during WWE NXT tapings at Full Sail University in Winter Park, near Orlando. It's a transition.
Not only were Ross and Lawler an excellent broadcast team and WWE Hall of Famers but they're also friends.
"I speak to him, and when we don't talk, we text about everyday or two," Ross said. "He is doing great. He's feeling great. He's the luckiest man in the world, quite frankly. I don't know where else he could have been, unless he was actually sitting in a doctor's office, when that heart attack occurred, that he would be alive today.
"Thank God WWE has two full-time physicians who travel with the team, and Dr. Sampson was right there at ringside, watching the matches in the secured corral area, timekeeper area as I understand it, and as soon as he saw Jerry come out of his chair and fall to the floor... So Michael Cole got their attention.
"Good thing for Michael Cole doing that because I'm sure they didn't know and thought it could be part of a storyline. They wouldn't know, yea or nay, but Michael with a sense of urgency got the doctor over, and once the doctor saw Jerry had no pulse, he started CPR immediately.
"The EMTs are in the building, obviously. So I was told Jerry was hit with the [defibrillator] paddle seven times to generate a heartbeat. What I was told by more than one who were there that he was clinically dead for 15 minutes. So it was horrific.
"I was at home in Norman [Okla.] and watching on TV. I don't know if I'd ever felt a sense of helplessness. I don't know how many hundreds of hours Jerry and I have broadcast together and coupled that with all the hundreds of hours we traveled together, it's like having an older brother.
"It's like in the movie 'Stripes' when Bill Murray calls Sgt. Hulka the big toe. Jerry was always the big toe of the team. So I'm so thankful he's alive."
• Ross joined Lawler and Cole to call the classic End of an Era match between Undertaker and Triple H in Hell in a Cell with Shawn Michaels the guest referee at WrestleMania 28 Miami.
"Last year I wasn't on TV much, and to get to Miami, I think I was told Friday or Saturday before the event, 'Hey, we got a match for you to call. It's Triple H and Undertaker with Shawn [Michaels] as a referee in Hell in a Cell.' That was a big honor for me -- one of those bucket list type matches -- especially when I hadn't been that busy up to that point. I always enjoy going to WrestleMania, and that was a big added bonus for me."