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The Hopkinsville Police Department is reminding area residents to lock their doors and secure personal possessions in a safe location.
Hopkinsville Police responded to 124 burglaries since January and out of those 124 burglaries, 56 of those involved a residence, business or any type of building that was left unlocked.
Leaving a residence unsecured is an open invitation for a burglar and police are urging residents to get into the habit of making sure all windows and doors are locked at all times, especially when the home is not occupied.
Hopkinsville Police say it only takes a few minutes for a burglar to enter and exit a house or building when it's unsecured and unoccupied.
Kentucky State Police continue to enforce the law and apprehend individuals caught breaking the law.
Last month, state troopers in post-2 arrested 33 impaired drivers, issued a total of 1,744 citations, including 652 speeding tickets and responded to 896 calls for service and assisted 161 stranded motorists.
State Police also opened 54 criminal cases, which resulted in 131 criminal arrests.
KSP reports there were three fatal wrecks, with two of the fatalities occurring in Hopkins County and occurring in Christian County and police say none of the victims were wearing their seatbelts.
State troopers assigned to the post-2 enforce the law in Hopkins, Christian, Caldwell, Crittenden, Webster, Muhlenberg and Todd Counties and will continue to conduct traffic safety checkpoints in those counties.
State Police say at these checkpoints, troopers will be targeting impaired drivers, checking for properly restrained adults and children and will look for any other violations.
Former Secretary of State and retired four star General, Colin Powell is expected to travel to Fort Campbell later this month.
Powell will be meeting with local troops and their families as he signs hundreds of copies of his latest and best-selling novel, It Worked For Me: In Life and Leadership on Wednesday, May 30th from noon until 3 p.m. at the post-exchange building.
The book is being described as a powerful portrait of Powell as he recounts vivid experiences and lessons he learned throughout the years from his family and his military career.
Powell once served as a commander for the 101st Airborne Division's 2nd Brigade Combat Team and served as the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff from 1989 through 1993 and was the first African American to serve on the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
Hopkinsville Police Detectives believe the Sunday night shooting on Campbell Street was pre-meditated.
Public Information Officer Paul Ray says the suspect is believed to be a young black male standing 5-8 to 5-10 with a thin build.
Officer Ray says the perpetrator stood over 27-year old Javon Radford as he lied on the pavement, leading detectives to believe the crime was intentional and though out.
Police are still asking for the public's help in finding the person responsible for the shooting and leads can be reported to the Crime Stoppers line anonymously at 887-TIPS.
The incident happened around 9:15 Sunday night near the South Campbell-East 1st intersection. Radford continues to recover from his wounds at Vanderbilt University Medical Center, where he is in critical, but stable condition.
An Oak Grove man was arrested in connection with a robbery in Clarksville yesterday.
A news release from Clarksville Police says 26-year old Ryan Hart of 613 Kerri Lane, Oak Grove went to a business in the 1600 block of Fort Campbell Boulevard around noon yesterday using a large handgun.
Police say he demanded money, while holding three female employees at gunpoint. The women gave him cash and he demanded their identifications before fleeing the scene with the money stuffed in his pockets.
Detective Eric Ewing was quickly able to identify Hart as a suspect and Oak Grove Police detained him until in his home Clarksville law enforcement arrived.
Hart voluntarily accompanied detectives back to Clarksville, where he would admit to the robbery. Hart later took police to a wooded area where he put the money and a 40 caliber Glock in a buried cooler. The women's identifications were also found buried nearby.
Hart is charged with aggravated robbery and is lodged in the Montgomery County Jail.


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Title: | Understanding Worker Participation and Organizational Performance at the Firm Level: In Search for an Integrated Model |
Author(s): | Jan Kees Looise, Nicole Torka, Jan Ekke Wigboldus |
Volume: | 18 Editor(s): David Lewin, Bruce E. Kaufman, Paul J. Gollan ISBN: 978-0-85724-907-4 eISBN: 978-0-85724-908-1 |
Citation: | Jan Kees Looise, Nicole Torka, Jan Ekke Wigboldus (2011), Understanding Worker Participation and Organizational Performance at the Firm Level: In Search for an Integrated Model, in David Lewin, Bruce E. Kaufman, Paul J. Gollan (ed.) Advances in Industrial and Labor Relations (Advances in Industrial & Labor Relations, Volume 18), Emerald Group Publishing Limited, pp.87-113 |
DOI: | 10.1108/S0742-6186(2011)0000018006 (Permanent URL) |
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Abstract: | Last decades scholars in the field of human resource management (HRM) have intensely examined the contribution of HRM to organizational performance. Despite their efforts, at least one major research shortcoming can be identified. In general, they have devoted far too little attention to an aspect of HRM potentially beneficial for organizational performance: worker participation, and especially its indirect or representative forms. In contrast, for academics embedded in the industrial relations tradition, worker participation is a prominent theme, even though less emphasized in its relationship with company objectives. One might defend traditional scholars' reservations by arguing that participations main goal concerns workplace democratization and not organizational prosperity. However, several writers state that industrial democracy involving worker participation can channel conflicts of interest between employees and employers and stimulate desired employee attitudes and behavior, consequently enhancing organizational performance (e.g., Gollan, 2006; Ramsay, 1991; Taras & Kaufman, 1999). And, indeed, several studies have shown positive effects of both direct participation (e.g., European Foundation for the Improvement of Living and Working Conditions, 1997) and indirect participation (e.g., Addison et al., 2000, 2003; Frick & Möller, 2003) on organizational performance. Nevertheless, to date, the absence of an integrated model explaining the connection between worker participation and organizational performance leads to the following question that still is in need of an answer: how do direct and indirect forms of participation – separate as well as in combination – affect organizational performance? This chapter aims to contribute to the filling of the aforementioned knowledge gaps. In so doing, we focus on direct and indirect, nonunion participation on the firm level, using a Western European and especially Dutch frame of reference. |
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Vancouver's Portland Hotel Society wants Burnaby to "turn the light on" to address homelessness in the city.
Dan Small, a director with the society, spoke at council on Monday night, asking the mayor and councillors to demonstrate support for an affordable supported housing project at the 401 Motor Inn at 2950 Boundary Rd. The plan would see the motel turned into social housing with support services, such as on-site staff and counsellors.
But the timeline for the project is tight - the society has been working with the owner, Shakil Adam, to secure support and funding for the project within one to two months, according to Small.
"It requires a lease to save it," Small said of the space, adding if action isn't taken soon, "the reality is, it's going to be lost."
The family, which also owns Bosman's Motor Inn in downtown Vancouver and has leased it to the society for a pilot project for the past two years, plans to convert the motel into a boutique hotel if the project doesn't go forward, he said.
"What I'm hoping for is a symbolic contribution," Small told council, saying that could include relaxing development fees for the project and identifying the project as a priority for the city.
Mayor Derek Corrigan informed Small that the city has a housing account, with 20 per cent of its amenity bonus development funding set aside for low-income housing projects, in the form of covering certain development and rezoning fees.
He also told Small the city makes social housing applications a priority, putting them at the top of the list.
But Corrigan and city councillors also expressed concerns about the proposed project.
Council's main concerns included ensuring that any such social housing project prioritize those people identified as homeless or at risk of being homeless in Burnaby; that supported housing be transitional rather than permanent; and that the city not be responsible for capital or operational funding.
Corrigan also said other levels of government should come to the city with proposals for projects, not the other way around.
"This is about B.C. Housing coming to us," he said, adding non-profits seem to expect the city "to go to the province, hat in hand."
Coun. Pietro Calendino brought up the Elizabeth Fry Society housing project proposed for Hastings Street in 2009, which had its funding fall through.
The mayor and councillors also found the timeline for the project unrealistic.
While Coun. Nick Volkow said he supported the project, he said the timeline doesn't allow for adequate public consultation.
"We can't get this done in 60 days," he said. "If we did it without consultation, it would be a lose-lose (situation)."
But council agreed to send the report on the project back to staff, to include clear parameters of what the city would require from such a project. These requirements would form a policy that could be referred to by any organization with a social housing proposal.
Council discussed what should be included in the report, particularly the specifics of the city's requirements, but ultimately it was left to staff to include the concerns brought up at the meeting.
The Portland Hotel Society's proposed project would convert the 35 units at the motor inn into 30 to 32 units of supported housing, with different scenarios presented regarding what level of supported housing could be available.
But ultimately, Corrigan said changing the zoning for the property in that neighbourhood isn't something he supports.
"I don't think taking a motor inn and converting it into transitional housing is a good idea," he said.
Basil Luksun, the city's director of engineering, said staff could likely have the revised report ready for the next council meeting in two weeks.
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Do I give a fuck about Beth? Hell yeah... she is part of the decay of a show that once made my hellish commute a lot of fun. The decay has made it clear all those years the show was hosted by a couple of vain, talentless dilettantes whose primary concern was to underpay the talent and piss on them if they ever wanted a better paycheck. Clandestinely fucking with people's careers indeed.


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As declared in my last post, I've decided to embark on a social experiment of 100% transparency, 100% self-acceptance and 0% shame. Already it feels incredibly difficult.
As much as I hate to admit it, I am an approval whore. I don't necessarily care whether or not strangers approve of me–it's the people I love and whose opinions I respect from whom I want acceptance. It's true I'd hate for something I post here to hurt or offend my loved ones. But, if I dig really deep, I find the hardest part of being 100% transparent is that there's some small part of me that feels unlovable in my entirety–exactly as I am.
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Well, I am home almost all the time. When I do go somewhere, yes, I feel guilty, lol. I come home and open the door and I get:
An 80 lb balding Goldendoodle slobbering on the doorknob A 65 lb German Shepherd puppy leaping in the air A 60 lb lab/greyhound mutt bringing me her stuffed toy A 5o lb shepherd mix doing her happy geriatric rumba and trying to see over all the taller dogs. A female tabby who is threatening to whack any dog who gets in her way. A burly black and white manx supervising everything from on top of a box AND A one-eyed, long-haired Henri cat happily swatting at all the wagging tails. They don't LIKE it when I'm not home. |
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No I do not feel guilty in the sense that OMG they are home alone and I'm not there. I have three dogs and they do a good job of entertaining each other. I have taken days off of work just to watch my dogs sleep all day They have air conditioning in the summer, heat in the winter, plenty of water, food, and toys everywhere....nope I don't feel guilty
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No, I'm not guilty, I'm jealous! (FWIW my dogs aren't crated, they have the run of the place)
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Only of its for a very long time. Then I'll have some one stop by and let rogue out to pee or feed her. Other wise I'm home with her 90% of the time, so no.
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I have some help to look after Kaiser when I'm not home so technically he's not alone but when I do leave him to go out for a smoke or something, I try to go when he's asleep & SOMEHOW he wakes up, realizes I'm not around & waits for me at the front door!
Women and cats will do as they please, and men and dogs should relax and get used to the idea! Kaiser: DOB 13-Nov-2012 Bundle of joy from 17-Dec-2012 to 06-Feb-2013 |
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Mine are crated while I'm not home, I trust Jazzy but not Delgado.
I don't feel guilty on a work day, they're in the crate a max of 8 hours and they're let out midday. Once I'm home I spend it mostly with them. They get exercise, play, and attention and all their other needs are met so they're happy dogs On a weekend or a day off I do feel guilty if they have to be crated for more then a hour if I'm out but they're ok with it. They like their crates and like sleeping
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If I can't make it home during lunchtime, then yes I feel guilty.
She probably thinks every day, "is this the day he's never coming back?"
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Yes, because I know he just loves being with me. Although, my mother and siblings are usually home with him while I'm at work. So he is usually only crated and alone when I run somewhere for a bit (ie. out to eat, errands) and someone isnt home. I just hate leaving him home, I wish I could bring him everywhere!
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10-year-old Nick (Jascha Washington) is suffering from an infection which may prevent him from donating bone marrow to his 8-year-old leukemia-victim brother Matty (Dabir Snell). House (Hugh Laurie) must diagnose and cure the infection before it is too late--for both boys. Elsewhere, although Wilson (Robert Sean Leonard) is gone from House's home, his troublesome dog Hector remains behind, eager and willing to chew up every bit of furniture in the place. And still not fully recovered from his grevious error in the previous episode "House Training", Foreman (Omar Epps) makes a crucial decision. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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The rich and beautiful leader of South Beach University's most elite sorority concocts a sexy scheme to cash in on her sisterhood's newfound fame in a raunchy college comedy starring Paris Hilton. The Gamma Gammas have been voted the hottest sorority in the country by FHM, and now their leader, Victoria English (Hilton), is determined to take full advantage of the positive publicity. Only girls of Victoria's caliber can aspire to Gamma Gamma status, so what better way to solidify their influence over Greek culture than to take part in a photo shoot with one of the most popular men's magazines in the country? As the photo shoot draws near, however, it soon becomes undeniably clear that Victoria is more interested in furthering her own clandestine agenda than getting good press for Gamma Gamma. Simon Rex co-stars in a National Lampoon comedy that's as rowdy as Animal House, only ten times sexier. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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Three teenagers two-timed by a local lothario decide to turn the tables on him in this romantic comedy. John Tucker (Jesse Metcalfe) is the big man on campus at his high school -- he's the captain and star player of the basketball team, he's got money, he's good-looking and charming, and he can have any girl he wants. However, the latter attribute is about to get him in serious trouble when three different girls at his school -- Heather (Ashanti), Beth (Sophia Bush) and Carrie (Arielle Kebbel) -- discover they've all been dating John at the same time. Determined to bring down the campus ladykiller, the girls devise a plan -- they pick a cute but socially clumsy girl who is new at school, Kate (Brittany Snow), and give her a crash course in stealing John's heart. Once Kate has John wrapped around her little finger, she's supposed to drop him like a bad habit and give him a taste of what heartbreak is really like. However, it seems that the early stages of the plan work a little too well, and John and Kate end up falling for each other for real. John Tucker Must Die also stars Jenny McCarthy, Penn Badgley, and Dan Payne. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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Simon Says
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Danger comes in pairs in this gruesome horror story. Kate (Margo Harshman), Zack (Greg Cipes), Ashley (Kelly Vitz), Riff (Artie Baxter) and Vicky (Carrie Finklea) are five college students who are heading out together for a spring break camping trip. Hoping to add some excitement to the proceedings, they set up camp at the Heathers, a remote wooded location where a notorious murder took place years before. Legend has it a young boy killed his parents and beat his twin brother into a state of severe brain damage in the Heathers, but the students, attracted to the spooky ambience, don't imagine any real danger still lurks in the forest. En route, the kids stop for supplies at a ramshackle general store, where they meet Stanley (Crispin Glover), an eccentric shopkeeper with a mentally feeble brother, Simon (also played by Glover). What they kids don't realize until it's too late is that Stanley is the murderous youngster of legend, and with the help of Simon, he's still in the business of murdering strangers when the opportunity presents itself. Simon Says also stars Bruce Glover (Crispin's father), Lori Lynn Lively and Erica Hubbard. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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A handful of zoo animals leave behind their well-protected environment for the streets of the big city in this computer-animated comedy. Sampson (voice of Kiefer Sutherland) is the king of a make-believe jungle far from the African plains -- he's a lion on display at a zoo in New York City's Central Park, and he lords it over the other animals, including Nigel (voice of Eddie Izzard), a testy koala bear; Larry, a dumb but well-meaning snake; ; Bridget (voice of Janeane Garofalo), a bright but cynical giraffe; and Benny (voice of Jim Belushi), a very New York-ish squirrel who is good friends with Sampson and is trying to romance Bridget without much success. The pride and joy of Sampson's life is his son, Ryan (voice of Greg Cipes), and he's devastated when one day Ryan is crated up and shipped back to Africa. Sampson is desperate to find his boy, and with the help of his pals he escapes the zoo and sets out on a daring mission to rescue Ryan, battling the unfamiliar terrain and Kazar, a wildebeest with a will to power and a passion for choreography (voice of William Shatner) along the way. The Wild was the first directorial credit for animator and special-effects artist Steve "Spaz" Williams. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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"Teen Titans" Robin, Beast Boy, Cyborg, Starfire and Raven do battle against the forces of evil while simultaneously adjusting to their own personal "angst" and rampaging hormones in the fourth season of their animated TV series. Things get off to a typically lively start when the Titans are thrust into a TV-generated world--with constantly changing channels--by lunatic couch potato Control Freak. Nor does the action abate in the remaining 12 episodes. Robin aspires to martial arts greatness under the tutelage of the True Master, but it is for the common good or to satisfy his own ego? Hurtled 5000 years into the past, Cyborg becomes a Conan-like barbarian. Beast Boy briefly descends from his superhero pedestal to take a job at a fast-food restaurant with a strangely unappetizing menu. Outer space hero Val-Yor wants the Titans to help him vanquish an enemy--but wants nothing to do with Starfire; and a later scuffle in space sends the Titans off to different corners of the universe. Also, a new "Max-7" brain chip turns Cyborg into a "speed freak"; and an elderly eccentric named Mother May-Eye "adopts" the Ttans as her own, but in this case a superhero's best friend may not be his Mother. The season is dominated by a disturbing throughline, beginning with Raven's curiously nonfestive attitude on her birthday. The source of her discomfort is the Titan's perennial nemesis Slade, who has apparently returned from the dead, and who shares a sinister secret with Raven. All of this is but a prelude to the season's riotous three-part finale, in which Raven, guided by Slade, prepares to fulfill what she believes is her destiny--to bring about the end of the world! ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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Following up their breakthrough film, 2001's Super Troopers, the Broken Lizard comedy troupe, comprised of Jay Chandrasekhar, Kevin Heffernan, Steve Lemme, Paul Soter, and Erik Stolhanske, took aim at the horror genre and delivered Club Dread. Starring the five members of the troupe along with Bill Paxton, the film is set at an anything-goes tropical resort for swingers. When a psychotic killer starts offing the guests with a razor sharp machete, it's up to the staff to hide the carnage, lest they lose the business of the unsuspecting surviving guests. As with Super Troopers and the first Broken Lizard film Puddle Cruiser, Chandrasekhar directs. ~ Matthew Tobey, Rovi
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Fighting a never-ending battle against the forces of evil--and their own immaturities, insecurities and petty jealousies--Robin, Cyborg, Beast Boy, Raven and Starfire return for a third season of the animated Teen Titans. In the season opener, Cyborg, disguised as a muscleman named Stone, infiltrates the H.IV.E. Academy, breeding ground for the evil Slade's minions. The mission succeeds in utterly decimating H.I.V.E. , a victory that may prove Pyrrhic when several surviving academy members mount an undersea counteract against the Titans in a later episode which features "guest hero" Aqualad. Elsewhere: Robin must battle his alter ego Red X, and his own guilt for making Red X the crazy mixed-up character he has become. Starfire surprises everyone when she announces plans to marry a man she's never met. Beast Boy's obsession with computer games causes Cyborg to be infected with a virus that causes him to berserk--and later in the season, Beast Boy experience another personality makeover when he's drenched in toxic waste. The Titans' long-dead enemy Slade apparently returns to life--or is it merely Robin's delirium that has brought about this unholy resurrection? Raven a rendezvous with a magician she frees from one of her books; and later,the less benign illusionist the Amazing Mumbo sucks the Titans into alternate world reminiscent of the Krofft Brothers' Lidsville! Retro villain Mad Mod returns to crash the Titans' 4th of July party and hurtle the U.S. back into the British Empire. And the Titan's unofficial pet Silkie the silkworm, introduced the previous season, turns out to be one of those domestic creatures that becomes more unmanageable (and more dangerous) when it's off its feed. The two-part season finale marks the formation of a new team, Titans East, comprised of DC Comics veterans Speedy and Aqualad, and Spanish twins Mas Y Menos; alas, their crimefighting activities are severely curtailed after a brainwashing session with the sinister Brother Blood. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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The Teen Titans--Robin, Beast Boy, Cyborg, Raven and Starfire--continue to save the world from various and sundry super-baddies, and to squabble amongst themselves like the overgrown kids that they are, in the second season of the cartoon series bearing their name. In the first of the season's 13 episodes, Starfire is hurtled two decades into the future in pursuit of time-travelling felon Warp--and comes face to face with Robin's "older self" Nightwing. And that's only the beginning, folks, only the beginning! The Titans mistake Beast Boy for a green alien dog, and vice versa. The half-human side of Cyborg clashes with his half-robot side durng a battle with giant robot Atlas. The world of horror films collides with reality (or at least, cartoon reality) when Titans Tower becomes the repository of the Teen Titans' worst fears. The deadly criminal Killer Moth threatens to decimate the city-- unless Robin agrees to escort the Moth's daughter Kitten to her prom! The moment Starfire begins obsessing over her looks, her looks turn around and nearly destroy her. The Master of Games pits the current Teen Titans against several of their comic-book predecessors in an alternate dimension. And Robin comes to regret a visit from his "number one fan" Larry the Titan. There's also a poignant--and ultimately terrifying--plot thread involving Terra, a strange, telekinetic girl who wants to join the Titans, but may not yet have full control over her awesome (and potentially apocalyptic) powers. Terra is given the opportunity to prove her mettle Titans' arch-enemy Slade--and later, Terra and Beast Boy become an "item". Alas, the relationship sours in a spectacular fashion, as demonstrated in the season's slam-bang two-part finale, which proves beyond doubt that Hell hate no fury like a Terra scorned! ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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At a Yale-Harvard football tailgater , Emily (Kelly Bishop) is shocked by the revelation that her husband Richard (Edward Herrmann) has maintained a 30-year relationship with his former sweetheart Pennilyn Lott (Linda Gehringer), while Paris (Liza Weil) conducts a fateful interview with eminent professor/author Asher Fleming (Michael York, in his first series appearance). Meanwhile in Stars Hollow, Lorelai (Lauren Graham) finally accepts a dinner invitation from her father's young business partner Jason (Christopher Eigeman); and Rory reacts negatively to Luke's new waiter Brendon (Greg Cipes), whom she remembers for his "gross" behavior in high school. The real-life Yale Whiffenpoofs make a guest appearance. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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The Justice League finds itself in the middle of a diabolical "reality show" along the Las Vegas strip. It seems that the Joker has planted time bombs all up and down the main drag of Sin City, and has given the JLers only a few hours to deactivate the explosives. Complicating matters is the interference of The Joker's newest henchpersons, the "Royal Flush Gang": Ace, King, Queen, Jack and Ten (their voices ironically supplied by cast members of Justice League's "sister" animated series Teen Titans). ~ Rovi
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MANDARIN NOODLES WITH SAUT�ED TENDERLOIN AND VEGETABLES Recipe
- 1 1 1tablespoon TABLESPOON_USVolumepeanut oil
- 3 3 3tablespoons TABLESPOON_USVolumeunsalted butter
- 6 6 6ounces OUNCE_USVolumetenderloin steak, cut into thin strips
- 1/2 0.5 0.5cup CUP_USVolumejulienned mixed vegetables, such as carrots and asparagus
- 1 1 1ounce OUNCE_USVolumefresh enoki mushrooms
- 1/2 0.5 0.5cup CUP_USVolumequartered fresh shiitake mushroom caps
- 3 3 3tablespoons TABLESPOON_USVolumechopped scallions
- 1 1 1tablespoon TABLESPOON_USVolumechopped ginger
- 1 1 1tablespoon TABLESPOON_USVolumechopped garlic
- salt and freshly ground black pepper
- 1/3 0.33 0.33cup CUP_USVolumeplum wine
- 1/2 0.5 0.5teaspoon TEASPOON_USVolumeground cinnamon
- 2/3 0.66 0.66cup CUP_USVolumeVeal Stock (see "Soups & Stocks") or beef stock
- 2 2 2cups CUP_USVolumecooked (4 ounces uncooked) Chinese egg noodles
- 2 2 2tablespoons TABLESPOON_USVolumerice wine
- 8 8 8endive leaves
Instructions for Mandarin Noodles with Saut�ed Tenderloin and Vegetables Recipe
- In a large skillet or wok over high heat, heat the peanut oil and 1 tablespoon butter. Add the tenderloin strips and stir them until lightly seared on all sides. Add the vegetables, enoki and shiitake mushrooms, 1 tablespoon of the scallions, and the ginger and garlic and stir-fry for 3 minutes. Season with salt and pepper to taste. Remove the meat and vegetables from the pan and set aside.
- Add the plum wine and the cinnamon and deglaze the pan, stirring and scraping to dissolve the pan deposits; continue cooking until the liquid has reduced by half. Add the Veal Stock and continue to reduce until the liquid has thickened slightly. Whisk in the remaining 2 tablespoons butter. Add the cooked noodles and the reserved meat and vegetables. Stir in the rice wine and just heat through. Correct the seasoning to taste.
- Arrange the endive around the edges of a large platter. Spoon the steak, noodles, and sauce in the center of the endive and garnish with the remaining chopped scallions. Serve immediately.
Noodles signify "long life" to the Chinese, which is just one of the reasons why I love to cook and eat this delicious mixture of fresh egg noodles, tender beef, and vegetables, adapted from a recipe in my book Adventures in the Kitchen. No need to hunt hard for Chinese noodles; you can substitute fresh fettuccine (4 ounces uncooked, boiled in water following the manufacturer's package instructions) from your supermarket's refrigerator case. If you can't find rice wine, substitute fresh lime juice.


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Great place-great food-we will be back more often-
Nice local restaurant, pretty basic menu and drink list. Good for a nightcap.
The food was pretty good the special was good. Our waitress gave us a brownie and ice cream for our special night.
The food was very good and reasonably priced. The restaurant was relatively busy on a Friday night, but the bar area was very busy. I had the fish special (Louisiana Catfish), which I really enjoyed. The cocktails were also very good.
Food and service was great. Going back for Mother's Day Brunch!
We had a terrific Easter brunch! There was a great variety of special food on the abundant buffet. There were dishes to choose all tastes (including children), including fun salads, several eggs dishes, great veggies, 2 fish choices. carved meats, and many desserts. Our server was very attentive and prompt.
We chose Tryg's for Easter Brunch and the Easter Buffet that Tryg's had was incredible! The food was great and then we were directed to the dessert bar which had quite possibly the best red velvet cup cakes I have ever had! I would highly recommend hitting up this joint - especially if they have a special menu or holiday brunch.
I always enjoy Tryg's - whether having dinner of just meeting friends at the bar. The service has always been fabulous, and the food is excellent. On most recent visit, our server, Lois, was exceptional. Hope to be back soon!
This was a business dinner. The menu provided enough variety to satisfy everyone. The popovers were wonderful! I was pleased.
Enjoyed the menu. Server was friendly and efficient. Food was excellent. Calamari a little over breaded, but tasty. Nice atmosphere.
Food was very good, service was average - might have been because the noise level was high. I still highly recommend this restaurant.
This was our first visit to Tryg's & we will for sure go back. The menu had a lot of very nice sounding choices and the food that we ordered was very good.
Our visit was for an early Mother's Day dinnner with my parents and 12 year old son. A tough crowd to please. My mom said this is her "new favorite restaurant" and my son was asking when we would be back.
We went for Mother's Day brunch. They were serving a special buffet. A lot of choices, food was quite tasty. We enjoyed our time at Trygs.
We got a table right near the "wall of food" as it was described by our server. There were chefs near every dish to answer questions and explain the dishes. The food was wonderful and the service was perfect.
This place was the perfect pick to bring my mom to for a Mother's Day brunch! I was a little unsure before hand because of the price, but it was definitely worth it! I enjoyed it and my mom was very very happy!
My whole family really enjoyed the Mother's Day Brunch at Tryg's. The environment was inviting with bright colored flowers on every table, the buffet food offered and dessert options were extensive and fabulous! If Tryg's had a regular weekend brunch buffet I would be very excited and would highly recommend it.
We had brunch at Tryg's on Easter and the food was fair. My wife loved the space and wanted to return for Mothers day. One look at the spread, and I assumed they had a new chef. One bite of the food and I was sure of it. I asked our server and she said "yes, just recently". I asked her to point him out and she stated that "he was in the kitchen, doing all the cooking" (another good sign) On my third trip through the buffet line, I asked the cook about the dipping sauces, he said they house made the salsa, guacamole and all three flavored sour creams. Three! The cilantro was unbelievable. It's the little things, the attention to detail that can make a special occasion a memorable one. Thank you Tryg's, Your new chef gets it.
We just dined at Tryg's. We were on our way to catch a movie and a little pressed for time. We asked our server to suggest a quick meal. She assured us that what ever we ordered would be handled with the utmost urgency. Our food was served hot, swiftly and was just perfect. the Carrot Ginger Soup was just wonderful.
We had dinner at Tryg's and it was amazing. We each ordered the steak special and the Halibut special. They were both amazing! The Halibut dish was as extraordinary of a meal as I have had anywhere in the country. I would be hard pressed to find such amazing fish even on the coasts. We were told all about how their fish is line caught and brought in fresh daily. We were told about all the local and organic food suppliers that they use as well. All and all the service was spot on and we were very well taken care of. At the end of our dinner, Tryg personally thanked us for coming in and offered us a complimentary glass of wine upon our next visit. We will be back for that and another great dinner.
We were there for a family brunch. The food was very good, service was attentive. The Jazz trio was excellent. The "Build Your Own Bloody Mary Bar" was outstanding, they have bacon for your bllody mary, how great!. As we looked over the menu we all commented on how many of the items we wanted to try, i think we tried most of them and all wer good. It was a very enjoable brunch. We will be back.
My husband and I tried this spot out for the first time and were pleasantly surprised how good it was! Service was excellent and food was very tasty! Our server greeted us by name which was very impressive! I would recommend this restaurant to friends. I just wish it wasnt so far away from us!
We go there for Brunch or happy hour the most, but have also gone there for dinner. Brunch is great w/kids (young grandkids) and the service is always good. Lois (waitress) is friendly & efficient. Also have superb fish tacos - dinner! We will go there more for dinner as my husband is not a big happy hour fan anyplace. For brunch I always have the goat cheese & spinach omelet & you can really taste both! Outdoor dining is great if I can get the shade. Actually like the place for most anything, & the chef is good.
This was the best Walleye dinner that I've ever had. The potatoes were outstanding and the micro greens salad was the perfect side dish. My girlfriend loved the cheesecake. Compliments to the kitchen!
Nice dining in a beautiful neighbor. Food is good quality at a good price point.
there was 4 of us and we had a great meal, enjoyed the pop-overs (my favorite) everything was great, the food of course and the service, our waitress was the best. Although the night was very slow as to customers (great Minnesota weather by the lake) I'm sure the service and food would not have changed. Look forward to coming again to try other items on your menu.
These guys at Trygs were phenomenal, I originally reserved tables as an after party for my wedding but when we had to postpone our ceremony we still used the space to party. As always the music was great compliments to Dj Dan. The faculty is beautiful, perfect for date night, girls night out or whatever the occasion, however they're pretty pricey so definitely not a spot to save money but they also offer happy hour (although I've not taken advantage of that yet) and they now have an appetizer menu. I love their food and they gave something for everyone. It was or first time going in a Saturday night which i found more appropriately spaced especially if you have a group of people but Friday nights are off the chain.
Tried the wall-eye and highly recommend it! Tastiest I've ever eaten (and not just your basic "shore lunch"). Beet salad is outstanding, too!
We were there a little early, it was fairly quiet, but it was getting busier shortly after. It is a beautiful place, very comfortable. Our waiter was outstanding, very personable. They have a nice menu to choose from, and very good specials.
Nice menu for a lunch/brunch. Fun to dine al fresco on a lovely fall afternoon. Try the deviled eggs.
The salads are fabulous, wall eye great, servings are generous and the Bloody Mary is delicious! We met friends, caught up, ate a lot of different smaller dishes, our waitress was patient and fun. We will be back again!
A great local restaurant with an interesting and somewhat ambitious menu. We have never been disappointed here. The noise level is tolerable for the slightly older generation. Parking works too
AMAZING FOOD - everyone in our group really enjoyed the place and the meal
We had eight people for Thanksgiving....everyone was so nice and efficient from open table to our waitress. The food was good with a good variety. We were not rushed so we all enjoined our day.
This Lake Calhoun hot spot doubles nicely as a place for a family brunch or dinner. It seems to effortlessly go from happy hour comingling of up-and-coming professionals to a great ambience for both couples and larger families. The food is what you want to expect in a place of this caliber. And, bonus: Full holiday buffet on Thanksgiving!
The value was excellent! The food was very good and included all the traditional items. Because of the special Thanksgiving Buffet, the seating arrangements were a bit crowded and somewhat noisy. The servers were prompt to attend to our needs, however, they did have a bit of a problem getting our wine order correct. Had to figure they had a rookie tending bar who didn't really know the difference between a red Zin and a white Zin nor did the server. Took them 3 tries to get it right. When they did get us the correct wine it was very good. It was nice to see the "boss" working on a holiday as well. To us it shows a committment to service and hospitality. We had a very nice Thanksgiving dinner and would go back again.
It is a buffet setting with basic thanksgiving meal plus a few addition traditional food such as jambalaya and walleye.
This was a fabulous experience. Beautiful scenery, wonderful food, happy wait staff. A wonderful time was had by all in our party.
This was our 1st time at Tryg's and based on our "experience" we will be back! It was a more upscale restaurant than we were expecting - which was awesome. We were greeted by friendly staff and a fireplace that was burning real wood which looked and smelled wonderful. Our booth was comfortable and our server was friendly and efficient. The food selection was plentiful with the best cranberry relish, sage dressing and dessert bar. We came here because our home kitchen is under construction. Our experience was so delightful we will probably return next year for Thanksgiving plus check out the regular menu. The pricing was what got us in the door - excellent Thanksgiving buffet price at $20/adult. We hope that doesn't change.


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Tue Aug 12, 2008 9:39 amAccording to the New York Post, the Mets are considering using Eddie Kunz at closer until Billy Wagner returns from the disabled list.
Fantasy Source Spin: That seemed like a potential option when the Mets called Kunz up from Double-A, but instead he's rarely been used in crucial spots. Not trusting him in high-leverage situations and then thrusting him into the closer role makes little sense, but manager Jerry Manuel is no doubt searching for anything that might work at this point. The newspaper also suggests that the Mets could briefly use John Maine at closer, but handing him ninth-inning duties fresh off the DL would be another odd move. Wagner is due back Monday.
Source: New York Post
Mon Aug 11, 2008 9:52 pmNomar Garciaparra (knee) is expected to come off the disabled list Tuesday.
Fantasy Source Spin: Garciaparra has been out since July 28 with a strained MCL and before that missed a total of 76 games with calf and finger injuries. Angel Berroa has started 13 straight games at shortstop with Garciaparra out, but Nomar figures to reclaim the position for as long as he can remain healthy. MLB.com speculates that Andruw Jones could be placed on the DL to make room on the roster for Garciaparra.
Source: MLB.com
Mon Aug 11, 2008 9:29 pmManager Jim Leyland responded Monday to Gary Sheffield's complaints that he doesn't like being "platooned" and isn't comfortable playing exclusively designated hitter.
Fantasy Source Spin: Leyland rightly scoffed at Sheffield's complaint, noting that he's hardly being platooned while playing 36 of the past 43 games despite offering little production. "Anybody that has a brain knows that's not a platoon," Leyland said. "Platoon is when you have a left-hand hitter and a right-hand hitter. One plays against right-hand pitching and one plays against left-hand pitching. That is a platoon." Asked about Sheffield not liking to be a pure DH, Leyland said: "I tried to play him in the outfield. It didn't work. He couldn't throw in from the outfield."
Source: Associated Press
Mon Aug 11, 2008 12:33 pmFreddy Sanchez is not in the lineup Monday because of an apparent shoulder injury.
Fantasy Source Spin: Sanchez recently returned from back spasms, but was spotted with "an ice pack strapped to his right shoulder" Monday morning. Jack Wilson remains out of the lineup with shoulder soreness of his own, but the Pirates do get Andy LaRoche back as a starter.
Source: Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
Mon Aug 11, 2008 11:24 amMike Parisi has been diagnosed with a partial tear of his ulnar collateral ligament in his right elbow.
Fantasy Source Spin: Parisi, who had been pitching in Triple-A, isn't expected to pitch again this season, and it's possible he could be looking at Tommy John surgery. He was 0-4 with a 8.22 ERA in 23 innings in the bigs this season, but was 8-2 with a 3.86 ERA in the minor leagues.
Source: Cardinals.mlb.com
Mon Aug 11, 2008 10:58 amAdam LaRoche will begin a rehab assignment with Low-A Hickory on Monday.
Fantasy Source Spin: He's starting at Low-A due to scheduling matters. He is eligible to come off the disabled list on Tuesday, but the plan for now is that he play in a couple of minor league games before being activated on Wednesday.
Mon Aug 11, 2008 10:50 amMets manager Jerry Manuel hinted that Eddie Kunz could be sent down when John Maine is activated off the DL to start on Wednesday.
Fantasy Source Spin: He'd go from potential closer to minor leaguer in a week. Kunz has allowed one run and two hits in 2 1/3 innings since being called up last week. It seems the Mets will move Brian Stokes - who gave up four runs in 5 2/3 innings on Saturday - to the bullpen
Source: Newsday
Mon Aug 11, 2008 9:48 amAstros GM Ed Wade said Sunday that the team isn't interested in signing Barry Bonds to replace Carlos Lee in left field.
Fantasy Source Spin: For now, the team will have Darin Erstad take over in left, with Ty Wigginton and possibly Lance Berkman also seeing some time in the outfield.
Source: Houston Chronicle
Sun Aug 10, 2008 6:29 pmTyler Yates was handed a blown save and a loss after giving up three runs in the seventh inning Sunday against the Phillies.
Fantasy Source Spin: Yates was pitching for just the second time this month after also getting lit up on Monday. He received the first save chance after Damaso Marte was traded and converted it, but he has to be behind at least John Grabow in line for more chances.
Sun Aug 10, 2008 6:16 pmThe Blue Jays said after Sunday's game that they're placing Scott Rolen on the DL and bringing back Kevin Mench.
Fantasy Source Spin: Rolen will rest his troublesome shoulder for two or three weeks before rejoining Toronto's lineup. Joe Inglett figures to get most of the playing time at third base. Marco Scutaro could also see some starts there.
Sun Aug 10, 2008 5:52 pmRockies transferred first baseman Todd Helton from the 15-day to the 60-day disabled list on Sunday.
Fantasy Source Spin: Helton has been out since July 3 and had a setback two weeks ago when his back began acting up during a round of soft-toss. This guarantees that he won't be back until September, and there's a chance he won't see the field again this season.
Sun Aug 10, 2008 3:01 pmJeff Mathis was held out of Sunday's starting lineup because of an irritated right eye.
Fantasy Source Spin: Mike Napoli is starting a second straight game with Mathis sidelined.
Source: Orange County Register
Sun Aug 10, 2008 2:59 pmThe White Sox plan to have D.J. Carrasco start in place of Jose Contreras against the Royals on Thursday.
Fantasy Source Spin: Lance Broadway will be a long reliever for now. Carrasco has been a nice surprise out of the pen for the White Sox, but it's unlikely that he'll be able to hold his own his third time through major league lineups. Stay away.
Source: Chicago Tribune
Sun Aug 10, 2008 2:49 pmJuan Castro was held out of the lineup Sunday after leaving Saturday night's game in the seventh inning with a mild groin strain.
Fantasy Source Spin: Manager Dave Trembley said Castro should "be OK to play tomorrow." Alex Cintron got the start at short.
Source: Orioles.mlb.com
Sun Aug 10, 2008 1:47 pmRockies designateed RHP Kip Wells for assignment.
Fantasy Source Spin: He goes to make room for Livan Hernandez. Wells, who was handed $3.1 million over the winter, had a 5.27 ERA in two starts and 13 relief appearances during his Rockies career.
Sun Aug 10, 2008 12:56 pmAstros placed outfielder Carlos Lee on the 15-day disabled list with a broken left pinkie finger.
Fantasy Source Spin: Even if he misses the rest of the year, which is rather likely, Lee has already turned in a fourth straight 100-RBI season. It looked like he was going to smash his career high of 119 established last year.
Sun Aug 10, 2008 12:49 pmWhite Sox optioned LHP Boone Logan to Triple-A Charlotte.
Fantasy Source Spin: Logan, who took the loss in relief last night, had a 12.75 ERA in 12 innings since the beginning of July. This was overdue.
Sun Aug 10, 2008 12:14 pmReds optioned RHP Homer Bailey to Triple-A Louisville.
Fantasy Source Spin: Bailey has gone 0-6 with a 7.93 ERA for the Reds in eight starts this year. He just can't seem to figure it out in the majors.
Sun Aug 10, 2008 11:13 amRyan Braun is out of Sunday's lineup after exiting Saturday's game with lower back tightness.
Fantasy Source Spin: The severity of Braun's injury is still unknown. Gabe Kapler replaced him in left field.
Sun Aug 10, 2008 12:35 amWhite Sox optioned third baseman Josh Fields to Triple-A Charlotte.
Fantasy Source Spin: The team also said Jose Conteras would go on the DL and Boone Logan would be sent down prior to Sunday's game. Horacio Ramirez will fill one of the roster spots, and Ehren Wasserman could be brought back from the minors to replace Conteras. However, no replacement for Fields was named. Chris Getz might be the choice. Fields had fallen behind Juan Uribe on the depth chart, and he appeared to be falling deeper into Ozzie Guillen's doghouse of late.
Sat Aug 9, 2008 11:06 pmCarlos Lee was diagnosed with a broken left pinkie finger after being hit by a pitch on Saturday.
Fantasy Source Spin: He's expected to undergo surgery and miss 6-8 weeks. Unless the Astros somehow manage to come back in the NL Central without him, it seems unlikely that he'll play again in September. The Astros will probably make Darin Erstad their primary left fielder, with Michael Bourn playing regularly in center. Their entire offense takes quite a hit with the news, with Lance Berkman and Miguel Tejada likely to lose value. Hunter Pence may fare better since he'll get to move up in the order.
Sat Aug 9, 2008 6:55 pmPadres placed catcher Josh Bard on the 15-day disabled list, retroactive to Aug. 7, with a strained right elbow.
Fantasy Source Spin: Bard probably won't need 15 days, but the Padres didn't want to play a catcher short. "He had a similar incident earlier in his career and it took seven to 10 days," manager Bud Black said. "Just the way Josh feels it doesn't look like he'll be back in three or four days." Nick Hundley should have some short-term value in NL-only leagues.
Sat Aug 9, 2008 6:49 pmReds placed first baseman Joey Votto on the bereavement list.
Fantasy Source Spin: No reason was given for Votto's absence. Andy Phillips and Adam Rosales will fill in for at least the next three days.
Sat Aug 9, 2008 11:38 amRudy Seanez (shoulder) will begin a rehab assignment on Monday.
Fantasy Source Spin: The club still isn't sure which level Seanez will be assigned to, and a timetable for his return also hasn't been set. He'll probably be back during the middle of the month.
Source: Philadelphia Inquirer
Thu Jan 31, 2013 11:29 am Wilson made only two appearances before undergoing Tommy John surgery in mid-April, effectively ending his 2012 season. There were some warning signs during his 2011 campaign, including losses in velocity and control. The surgery will hopefully allow him to rebound fully, but the Giants found an alternative in Sergio Romo late last season.
Fantasy Source Spin: Wilson's reputation alone should allow him to get his role back at some point, though it remains to be seen how good his control will be after the injury.
Source: Fantasy Source
Thu Jan 31, 2013 11:27 am Westbrook convinced the Cardinals to give him an extension after a bounce-back season, showing significantly better control than he did in 2011. He did wane down the stretch before his season ended with an oblique strain, but his overall command was the best he's had since his Tommy John surgery in 2008. More important, Westbrook's sinker continues to create extreme ground-ball rates.
Fantasy Source Spin: Westbrook is no longer much more than a single-league play with the way pitching has taken off in the game today, but he can help with a sub-4.00 ERA and double-digit wins.
Thu Jan 31, 2013 11:25 am After emerging as the Angels' surprise closer in 2011, Walden converted only one save last season before losing the job in late April. He never converted another and spent much of the second half on the DL, but he was similarly dominant when he was on the mound with a 11.1 K/9 rate for the season. He was swapped for Tommy Hanson in the offseason.
Fantasy Source Spin: This still-dominant reliever probably hasn't seen his last opportunity to close, but it's unlikely to come this year.
Thu Jan 31, 2013 11:24 am Returning from Tommy John surgery, Wainwright was met with high expectations after developing into a clear ace during 2009-10. He had major issues early, posting a 7.32 ERA in his four April starts due to HRissues. However, Wainwright pitched much better the rest of the way and looked more like his old self in the second half with a 3.28 ERA and 3.74 K/BB ratio. Despite a slight loss in velocity and ERA near 4.00, Wainwright's strikeout, walk and HR rates were right on par with his previous two near-Cy Young seasons. That's a great sign Wainwright is headed for a full rebound.
Fantasy Source Spin: This former ace shows all the indicators of the ability we saw prior to his surgery, so this could be a great opportunity to invest.
Thu Jan 31, 2013 11:23 am Never repeating the ace season that he had in 2008, Volquez was shipped to San Diego last offseason in the Mat Latos trade. He showed more consistency at Petco Park and had a 4.14 ERA in 32 starts, but the move couldn't solve his terrible control issues. Volquez has now posted a 5.0-plus BB/9 rate in four straight seasons, preventing him from getting anywhere near the 3.21 ERA during his peak. His 5.60 ERA on the road doesn't speak well for a future move out of San Diego.
Fantasy Source Spin: Volquez's value is mainly just strikeouts at this point.
Wed Dec 18, 2013 7:00 pm Carlos Martinez is pitching in the Dominican Winter League as a way to get some extra work in this offseason.
Fantasy Source Spin: Fall and winter leagues are usually reserved for guys who missed time during the regular season, but in Martinez' case the fact that he was used primarily out of the bullpen by the Cardinals this past season meant he finished the year with a lighter workload than usual. The Cardinals gave the 22-year-old their blessing but are monitoring his workload, and it's not expected to have any effect on his role next season. Martinez is expected to contend for a spot in the rotation in spring.
Wed Dec 18, 2013 2:38 pm Rockies acquired OF Drew Stubbs from the Indians for LHP Josh Outman.
Fantasy Source Spin: Stubbs is going to be a popular NL-only sleeper pick, but don't get ahead of yourselves. His speed and power are a nice fit in Coors Field, but Stubbs is currently slated for the bench, or the possible short side of a platoon with Corey Dickerson. Stubbs hits southpaws hard and struggles mightily against right-handers, so the latter plan would work well. The 29-year-old, projected by MLBTradeRumors.com to make $3.8 million in arbitration, slashed .233/.305/.360 with the Indians in 2013.
Tue Dec 17, 2013 2:13 pm Mets GM Sandy Alderson is "fairly confident" that Bobby Parnell (neck) will be fully healthy for spring training.
Fantasy Source Spin: Parnell had surgery in September to repair a herniated disk in his neck. "He's regained the weight," Alderson said. "He's about to start throwing again. And we don't anticipate any problems. But that's one of the reasons we're going to have him come back up to New York -- to be seen not necessarily for a surgical follow-up, but just an overall review. But right now we don't have any reason to believe he won't be ready." The Mets are hoping that their closer will be a go for spring training, but Alderson added that New York would like to add another late-innings reliever.
Source: ESPN New York
Tue Dec 17, 2013 12:43 pm Mets general manager Sandy Alderson indicated that Ruben Tejada is more likely to open the 2014 season as the starting shortstop than he was "two months ago."
Fantasy Source Spin: Alderson said essentially the same thing earlier this month, and it's starting to sound as though he's just trying to manufacture leverage out of thin air. It's well known that the Mets have soured on Tejada, so a scenario in which Tejada's name is in the Opening Day lineup should be considered a big loss for the Mets' brass, regardless of how aggressively Alderson would like to meddle with the narrative. New York would seem to match up very well as a trade partner with the freewheeling Diamondbacks, who employ a pair of promising shortstops in Chris Owings and Didi Gregorius. Alderson mentioned that "two or three teams are potential trade partners."
Source: Adam Rubin on Twitter
Tue Dec 17, 2013 11:03 am Gavin Floyd turned down a bigger offer from the Orioles to sign with the Braves, according to the Baltimore Sun.
Fantasy Source Spin: The 30-year-old inked a one-year, $4 million contract with Atlanta on Monday. Baltimore countered with a two-year offer that could have been worth up to $20 million with incentives. The Orioles insisted on the second year because Floyd isn't expected to be healthy until May. Floyd, who posted a 4.22 ERA and 1.30 WHIP over seven years with the White Sox, will attempt to rebuild his value in 2014 and try out free agency again next winter.
Source: Baltimore Sun


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Make private companies happy. Don't worry about the environment. Stop fretting about long-term sustainability. Forget renewables, property concerns, the safety of our water and air. Make private companies happy.
This was the 43rd president's message to the current administration at the DUG East conference held by the shale gas industry on Thursday.
With characteristic bluntness, George W. Bush spoke his mind on energy policy to several thousand oil and gas executives gathered in Pittsburgh at an exclusive luncheon on Wednesday.
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Poll shows governments lag behind citizens in readiness to tackle global warming
Poll shows governments lag behind citizens in readiness to tackle global warming
A sweeping global survey conducted for BBC World Service has found people are far more willing to make financial and lifestyle sacrifices to arrest climate change than most leaders acknowledge.
But whatever else politicians think of the findings, they will certainly pounce on respondents' willingness to pay higher taxes. Canadians are among world leaders in willingness to accept potential lifestyle changes and higher taxes to address climate change, according to a new poll.
The global survey of more than 22,000 people in 21 countries, including 1,000 Canadians, suggests that citizens in general -- including those in China and the U.S., respectively the world's biggest polluters -- are more prepared than their governments to support tough measures.
The poll showed 50% of respondents in favor of hiking energy taxes to discourage use, versus 44% opposed. Support swung sharply in favor, even in the most skeptical countries, when respondents were assured the money would be used to find alternative clean energy sources, or for personal tax cuts.
Just 46% of Americans said they were prepared to support higher energy taxes, for example, but when asked if they'd accept a higher tax if they knew the money would go to renewable energy investments, the figure jumped to 74%.
It's a rare politician who's ever seen a tax increase he or she didn't like. For months, trial balloons have been testing opinions on "higher taxes to save the environment." When the next round of tax hikes comes, lets hope they spend as effectively to get us out of the mess we're in as they did shoving us into it.
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"The poll, conducted between May 29 to June 26, 2007, found that an "overwhelming" 91% of Canadians believe people must make unspecified personal "lifestyle and behaviour" changes to reduce their own climate-changing emissions." -- From National Post story
I wonder what the reaction will be when those personal and lifestyle changes are spelled out? The devil is always in the details.
I, for one, am not ready to pay any taxes, carbon or otherwise, to address a phantom menace like global warming. First you have to make the AGW case, Steve.
All you have now is an unproven hypothesis backed up with suspect climate models. Just because a lot of environmentalists have accepted these fudged model projections as fact and spun doomsday scenarios around them to help with fund-raising, it doesn't make them real.
You know it might be good if government actually propopsed a tax on carbon because that would get peoples' attention. If it becomes a pocketbook issue, people will take a close look as the so-called scientific evidence for global warming. Careful what you wish for, Steve.
Rob also doesn't understand what proof means in terms of science. I'll recommend to you the same thing I recommended to him: look up Karl Popper or the philosophy of science. You can spout your ignorant opinions about whether or not the scientific consensus is well-founded -- you don't understand science so nobody will pay you any attention.
Why should more taxes be applied to carbon emissions? Well, of course there's SFU economist Mark Jaccard's research that states a phased-in approach will hardly cost us, especially if taxes are shifted. But there are others, too. Here's something from the Wall Street Journal (I chose a source that you should not object to ideologically -- you're welcome):
They suggest a carbon tax, too. How about that? (Also, please note that I think taxes applied to carbon should reduce income tax.)


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