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Last Jul/Aug you had the following rankings:
1. Ultima
2. Pumpbol
3. Clout
1. Vengeance
2. SAN Fierce
3. Focus XT
With regard to Vengeance, I liked that there were no nitrates in the creatine but did not like the inclusion of AA. Ive never tried it before, but have read things regarding inflammation, and I guess I question the risk/benefit of including it in a formula.
I do want a low/mid-stim (likely caffeine/nootropics only) boost in a PWO since I workout very early in the AM and don't want 1,3 or cracked-out feeling.
Ive used Focus XT a lot for its benefit for concentration while working but I would want something else as pre-workout.
Looking at pump-bol, it says in the warning it contains caffeine but I dont see it listed anywhere on the Supplement Facts.
You wrote your initial reviews 8+ months ago.
Sitting here today, for someone who does not want 1,3, but does want some type of low/mid-stim, what do you recommend trying first:
SAN Fierce
Ultima + caffeine
Clout + caffeine
Pumpbol (does it or does it not include caffeine?)
Again, reason I didnt list Vengeance is my concerns over the AA but those may be misplaced, Im not sure. Since Im older than young guys and work out for general health and some appearance, Im not really looking to get too risky w/ the inflammation (and am less than 1 yr removed from double knee surgery and do occasionally get inflammation anyhow).


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Example Careers/Outcomes
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- Community orchestra
- Band musician
- Church music director
- Conductor
- College faculty member
- Professional accompanist
Internships/Field Experiences
- Annual recitals in the Rochester community
- Performances at George Eastman House
- Attendance at annual NYS Music Teachers National Association State Conference
- Berlin-Brandenburgisches Symphony Orchestra
- Student conductors for the Hochstein Youth Orchestra
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- Santa Fe Opera
- Northwestern University
- Ithaca College
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Jessica Best, '06
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Bachelor of Music in Music Performance
The Music Performance degree provides professional-level performance training for students who aspire to be professional musicians. Performance experience lies at the heart of the program. Students perform constantly—in concerts, recitals, and collaboratively with fellow students, while sophomore and senior solo recitals are required. In addition, a wealth of extracurricular performance experiences include master class and recital performances, faculty/student outings to the Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra, and other concerts.
Unique to the performance degree is the study of pedagogy—the art of teaching—wherein students complete a studio teaching sequence. Under the supervision of a faculty member, they practice giving other students music instruction. In addition to learning more about their art, this opportunity prepares performance students for graduate school assistantship opportunities or music teaching.
A degree in Music from Nazareth College not only prepares students to be accomplished musicians, it immerses them in the study of music from more than one perspective. Our goal is to develop musical ambassadors—performers, teachers, and clinicians—who extend the art through musical performance, masterful teaching, and creative leadership.
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- Emphasis on applied music study so students can assume leadership roles as independent professional musicians and for entrance into graduate degree programs.
- Weekly hour-long private lessons, studio class.
- Guest concert performances, master classes, and faculty recitals expose students to a wide variety of music and an opportunity to meet performing professionals.
- Numerous opportunities to perform.
- Graduates have been awarded scholarships and teaching assistantships for graduate study and are employed as teachers and performers in public school, collegiate, community, and church settings.
- An annual concert/area competition.
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Dr. Smoker's numerous appearances as soloist and collaborative musician include performances on the Knitting Factory Composer Series, NYC, and recordings for ABC Radio in Brisbane, Australia, and Centaur Records. For ten years, she was a recipient of solo touring grants from the Iowa Arts Council and National Endowment for the Arts. She presents a wide range of repertoire including recitals and workshops devoted to twentieth-century music, and has premiered several works written for her.
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Core Requirements
- MUS 019 - Concert Attendance(4 semesters)
- MUS 099 - Music Department Orientation
- MUP - 20 credit hours of applied music
- ENS - 8 semesters of major ensembles
- Minimum 6 credits in upper division Music Theory or History and Literature courses
- MUS.Q 104 - PI Introduction to World Music
- MUS 123 - Music Theory I
- MUS 124 - Music Theory II
- MUS 125 - Aural Skills I
- MUS 126 - Aural Skills II
- MUS 211 - The History of Western Music I: Antiquity to 1600
- MUS 212 - The History of Western Music II: 1600 To the Late Nineteenth Century C
- MUS 223 - Music Theory III
- MUS 224 - Music Theory IV
- MUS 225 - Aural Skills III
- MUS 226 - Aural Skills IV
- MUS 317 - The History of Western Music III: Ideas, Genres, and Styles Since 1900
Note: For Voice, add one course upper division music elective: 3 credits
Note: For Piano, add two courses upper division music elective: 6 credits
Instrumental (Guitar, Band, String)
In addition to the Core listed above, Instrumental Performance students are required to take the following courses:
- MUP - 2 Performance Secondary Lessons
- ENS - Minor Ensemble 6 semesters
- MUP 315 - Instrumental Music History and Literature
- MUS 372 - Instrumental Conducting
- MUS 372L - Lab Ensemble
- MUP 451 - Instrumental Pedagogy I
- MUX 297 - Sophomore Recital Voice Band Orchestra
In addition to the Core listed above, Piano Performance students are required to take the following courses:
- MUP 1B Primary Piano Lessons (20 credits total)
- MUP 2V or 2L Performance Secondary Lessons, harpsichord or organ (2 credits total)
- ENS 091 - Chamber Players: Piano (8 semesters)
- MUG 098 - Piano Studio (8 semesters)
- MUG 331 - Functional Piano I, or MUG 330 - Functional Piano for Music Educators, or MUG 333 - Score Reading
- MUP 332 - Group Piano Techniques
- MUS 313 - Piano Literature I or MUS 314 - Piano Literature II
- MUS 371 - Choral Conducting and MUS 371L - Choral Conducting Lab Ensemble
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- MUS 431 - Piano Pedagogy I
- MUS 433 - Accompanying
- MUS 461 - Studio Teaching I
- MUX 296 - Sophomore Recital Keyboard Guitar
In addition to the Core listed above, Voice students are required to take the following courses:
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- MUG 142 - Voice Class II
- MUS 272 - Introduction to Conducting
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Utility regulators made the right call when they determined that American Electric Power made enough profit in 2009 to trigger a penalty, the Ohio Supreme Court said yesterday.
In a 6-1 decision, the court rejected AEP's argument that the penalty was based on a law too vague to be enforceable. The court also disagreed with business groups and consumers advocates who had argued AEP should have faced a larger penalty than the $42 million it paid.
At issue in the case is a state law that says a regulated utility cannot earn "significantly excessive" profit.
The 2008 law gave utilities wide latitude to raise rates but also said the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio had the discretion to decide what constitutes excessive profit.
AEP "is incorrect, and we hold that the statute is constitutional," the majority opinion said.
Terri Flora, an AEP spokeswoman, said she is pleased to see the case resolved. "Now we can move forward and know the rules of the road to run our business," she said.
In 2009, the first year under the new law, AEP's Columbus Southern Power subsidiary had by far the highest returns of any utility covered by the law and among the highest of any in the country.
The subsidiary had profit of $272 million that year, which translates to 21 cents for every dollar of shareholder investment.
After a long and contentious review, the PUCO said AEP's profit was excessive and ordered the company to return $42 million to customers.
Justice Paul E. Pfeifer wrote a lengthy and impassioned dissent, agreeing with the business groups that AEP's penalty should have been higher. The level of profit the PUCO allowed "is not forgivable," he said.
"Our deference to — or, too often, our reliance on — the commission's interpretation of statutes diminishes this court's role in reviewing the commission's determinations and shifts the balance too far in favor of the executive branch in the separation of powers," he said.
"Ultimately, Ohio consumers pay the price for that deference."
The penalty for excessive earnings was designed by the legislature to act as a check on the power of utilities to raise rates.
Supporters of the measure hoped it would lead to quick refunds for consumers. In practice, the law has led to a much slower process, marked by litigation and delay, and only a few dollars of benefit for a typical household.
The PUCO and the court took two years to resolve questions about AEP's 2009 profit, and the PUCO has not said whether there will be a penalty for 2010 or 2011.
Two business groups, the Industrial Energy Users-Ohio and Ohio Energy Group; and a consumer advocate, the Office of the Ohio Consumers' Counsel, each said AEP should have paid more than it did.
"We're happy that the court affirmed a $42 million refund for consumers," said Mike Kurtz, an attorney for Ohio Energy Group. "We were disappointed that the ... additional refund we were asking for was denied."


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We share the beautiful Magnuson Park with many great organizations, but perhaps our favorite neighbor is Solid Ground's Sandpoint Family Housing, a transitional housing facility located in converted Naval buildings just down the road from our office. Solid Ground provides homes for formerly homeless people and works with residents to build better futures for themselves and their families.
Cascade runs a Scraper Bike program that gives kids living in the housing facility the opportunity to learn bike maintenance skills on donated BMX bikes, while customizing and decorating the same bike. It's fun to see the kids riding their finished bikes with personalized paint jobs around the park. Sadly, the current bike parking situation is poor, and many bikes are stolen or rust over the winter.
The AmeriCorps volunteers at Cascade are spearheading a project to construct an awesome new covered bike shelter and community space. Jonathan Sirois, an architect from S2 architecture + design, put together a plan, and we need your help to make it a reality. The design currently features a green roof, rain barrels for the nearby garden and benches for resting. This is just the first stage of the project, and we're open to any ideas.
We will need all kinds of volunteers as the project progresses, but right now we need the expertise of any engineers or folks with construction experience who love bikes. If this is you or anyone you know, please email me to get involved.
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Yes: Stchman south west Michigan, they fight snow and ice with salt and who knows what else. Question for 95c cutting off corner tab, do you buy this piece? I have no wielder maybe get quote from body shop? Sounds better than bondow putty.
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07-24-2013, 06:00 PM #6I had mine done last summer. Both cab corners replaced and had rocker patch panels welded in to replace the stock ones. Now I its the entire driver's side bed panel. Try www.rockauto.com found them to be a little cheaper than lmc truck
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In the latest in a series of buy-out offers in recent years, Providence Journal management says it will eliminate about 30 jobs unless enough employees decide to make an early departure.
Reporter John Hill, president of the Providence Newspaper Guild, says the news was conveyed to the union earlier today. "It's going to hurt," Hill says. "There's not a lot left to cut. Morale is terrible."
The Journal has steadily reduced its workforce through a series of buyouts and layoffs. Twenty-three jobs were cut last year, including those of ace photographers Connie Grosch, John Friedah, and Ruben Perez.
In another blow, the ProJo's Pulitzer-winning investigative reporter, Mike Stanton, left this summer for a teaching job at the University of Connecticut.
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Lizzy Young, Molly Dean and Natalie Shearer all placed in the top 20 as the Glenwood girls cross country team placed third at the Council Bluffs Abraham Lincoln Invitational.
Young placed sixth with a time of 17:31 while Dean was 10th in 17:57 and Shearer 18th with a time of 18:16. Young's time smashed the school record for the Iowa Western Community College course by more than 30 seconds.
Hayley Matthews and Jacy Embray were the team's fourth and fifth place runners helping the Rams to their third place showing.
The Glenwood boys cross country team placed seventh at the Pella Invitational Cross County Meet on Saturday.
Iowa City West was the team champion with all five of their runners placed in the top 11 for a total of 31 points to easily out-pace second place Pella's 68 points. Thomas Pollard of Gilbert ran away with the individual title with a time of 16:13.
The Glenwood volleyball team improved to 5-2 on the season with a sweep of Omaha Roncalli and Omaha South at home Thursday.
The Rams knocked Roncalli 25-15, 25-23 in the opener and then followed that up with a dominating sweep of South, 25-10, 25-8.
"Very solid games for us," said Glenwood coach Maria Jacobus. "We had great passing and defense which allowed us to do more offensively."
Ten plays.
That's how long it took Glenwood to exert its will on Red Oak in its season-opening football victory on Friday.
The Rams marched 56 yards in 10 plays, all rushing attempts, capped by quarterback Corey Bertini's three-yard plunge on the game's opening drive, to go ahead 7-0 and cruise to a 43-13 victory before a reporter-estimated 400 at Ram Memorial Field.
The Glenwood girls and boys both placed third at the Ram Co-Ed Cross Country Meet at Glenwood Lake Park Saturday.
Council Bluffs Thomas Jefferson had the top two boys place winners in Brian Collinson and Eldon Warner to take home the boys team title. Harlan had four girls place in the top 11 to win the girls crown. Emma Preston of Council Bluffs Abraham Lincoln took home the girls individual title. The Glenwood boys finished third, just two points behind runner up Harlan while the girls trailed second place Abraham Lincoln by a margin of 66 to 86 for third place.
The Glenwood volleyball team opened their season on Saturday with a strong showing at the Harlan Invitational Volleyball Tournament.
The Rams reached the championship bracket by going 2-1 in pool play before dropping their semi-final against the host Cyclones, 25-16, 25-14.
Colby Jennings rushed for a career high 236 yards and East Mills got its first victory of the season with a 28-7 win over Shenandoah on Friday.
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Josh Hopkins added 60 yards and a touchdown rushing for East Mills.
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After winning the opening coin toss and electing to receive the ball first, the Hawkeyes jumped on the Knights and never seemed to let up.
Call it a fluke, a cruel twist of fate or a unlucky break – the result is the same.
A pitch from Lisa Nebel got past catcher Bailey Starner and Harlan's Logan Schaben slid in safely to score the game's only run to end the Glenwood softball team's season with a 1-0 loss in the Class 4A, Region 8 Quarterfinals at H. Jack Field Saturday.
Glenwood softball coach Tim Stanton is stepping down as the Rams' softball coach after 11 seasons at the helm.
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Afton's Strawberry Fest June 22-23
The Afton Strawberry fest will be held from from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, June 22, and 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday, June 23 in downtown historic Afton, Minn. The family-friendly event includes food, music, art, vendors and a European-style flea market. For more information, go to...
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The German Settlement Heritage Society is planning an old fashioned ice cream social Sunday, June 9, 3-6 p.m. at 837 County N, near Hudson. The event features rhubarb desserts and homemade ice cream. The old brick bake oven will be operating for those who wish to bake personal items....
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American Action Forum President Douglas Holtz-Eakin on the government's rising debt.
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Well it couldn't have happened to the better national convention the US.
Hitting -- miles down the debt clock finally striking sixteen trillion dollars that according to the Treasury Department.
And yes is the Democratic National Convention gets so under -- with more on this Doug Holtz Aiken present for the American action forum.
Great to have you here as always -- how ironic is it that we're sitting here watching these numbers take over just as the DNC.
-- -- for the American public.
That there couldn't be any more appropriate start quite frank I mean third of the national debt has occurred in the last four years.
And if you look at that.
That amounts to 171000.
Dollars for every man woman and child in America.
And if -- put that on a credit card and have to pay it off -- conventional rates would take over 35 years.
So this is an enormous burden that we've placed on the American people.
It's something that we believe is already slowing growth the United States on the evidence is it -- it -- is that the percentage point of growth.
That's a million jobs in the current setting and so.
Now there was some great -- wagered they'll be going to be bookends to this convention the beginning is the debt hitting sixteen trillion.
The end is going to be jobs report on Friday -- can reflect all the trouble that comes having sixteen trillion in debt.
And in between no one's gonna talk about either.
Well -- we're all breathlessly awaiting that jobs report that's going to be very interesting when the big headlines -- today.
From the DNC in Charlotte, North Carolina with this idea that they didn't even put the debt -- up.
-- had for people look at -- they're trying to avoid this put this behind them and if you look at the dead over -- take a look at the numbers and how they're climbing.
2009 we had ten point seven trillion in debt.
When he 1012 point three.
Latin 201114.
And now up to sixteen trillion dollars in gross like topsy and as you said that people -- like something like 50000 dollars.
I -- respond to something that Obama had to say about this debt but some time ago.
Here's Obama so -- -- is is that the way bush has done it over the last eight years.
Is to -- out a credit card from the bank of China in the name of our children.
Driving up our national debt.
From five trillion dollars -- first 42 presidents.
Number 43 added four trillion dollars -- -- so that's irresponsible.
It unpatriotic.
Irresponsible unpatriotic please say.
It raises a question therefore gets you that what this five point three get you and what does the the projected debt that takes us.
Well over twenty trillion if we stay on his policies -- -- so.
I'll tell you what to get -- -- -- bad economic performance.
And it gives you what fed that that are a joint chiefs of staffs of caught our biggest national security threat which is our international indebtedness.
If the United States economy.
Is not as strong as it has been passed we cannot project our values -- -- the globe and we cannot negotiate with -- bankers so.
This gives us serious weaknesses on the economic in the national security front.
And then the ultimate insult or we hand it to the next generations that had no say.
In the kinds of things that we've seen go on for the past four years and asked them to pick up the bill and that seems like -- a gross injustice in my eyes.
And we should respond to something David Axelrod who is the president -- biggest advisor said about this debt and why the president's doing the right thing.
-- The president's plan would do what the Simpson Bowles plan would do which is cut the deficit by four trillion dollars.
Reduce it to under the our debt our deficits under 3% of the gross domestic product which is what everybody agrees we need to stabilize the debt.
And then with -- growth will be in a position to begin reducing it.
What do you make of that.
Perfect except for a couple of flaws.
Don't we haven't seen the growth and and more unlikely to get the kinds of growth they assumed in those those budgets -- rosy scenarios.
-- those budgets have such a good approach to solving our problems that they got exactly zero votes in the senate.
Zero votes in the house including all the Democrats they are not a recipe for addressing what we need in -- gotten us in some -- as a result.
That was a commission report -- got Republicans it got Democrats the president ignored it.
And lastly -- -- that the only way to solve this problem is to deal with the big spending programs.
The president has been silent about how to solve the problems in Medicaid how the solve the problems in.
The Social Security.
Program he added a new entitlement with the Affordable Care Act and he robbed Medicare to pay for that you know this is not.
The kinds of solutions that are consistent with the words that is advise judges.
Well but it's always great to see thanks for coming on tonight appreciate your.
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Please, blog, may I have some more?Fantasy Baseball Buy/Sell
Let's get in the Wayback Machine. Back in March, Zsa Zsa Gabor was still alive, there wasn't a legitimate Republican candidate for the White House and Desmond Jennings had loads of potential. Now stepping out of the Wayback Machine we realize those three things are still true.
Please, blog, may I have some more?Ryan Zimmerman recently admitted to the Washington Post that his shoulder isn't at 100%. I recently admitted to the College of Fantasy Baseball at Charleston Alumni magazine that my pinkie finger has been acting up. I go to type up some fantasy baseball advice and it looks like this, "I drafted Ryan Zimmerman, that piece of @#$%^&*" I don't reach for the Shift key and symbols, but my pinkie involuntary adds them.
Please, blog, may I have some more?We went over Danny Hultzen in our last fantasy baseball podcast, but that was a bunch of jibber-jabbering, you want the facts! Well, actually, there were some facts in there. Rudy, for instance, stated he thought Hultzen would be up by June 26th. Okay, that's more of an opinion. Okay, facts. 1) When Hultzen was drafted last year, he was one of the top pitchers in the country and seemed most "major league ready." 2) "Major league ready" is scout-speak for safe. 3) Fat Jonah Hill fired all the scouts. 4) He throws over 100 MPH. 5) I bet you didn't know Fat Jonah Hill threw that fast. 6) Hultzen, on the other hand, throws his fastball 91-95 MPH. 7) His ceiling is slightly lower than the top arms in the minors. G) He walked a bunch of batters when he first arrived at a high level of competition, this might translate to the majors.
Please, blog, may I have some more?On Wednesday, Jon Lester gave a line of 6 2/3 IP, 4 ER, 10 baserunners, 7 Ks and I said he found the sweet spot between yawn and ho-hum. Some runs, bunch of hits and not at all dominating. It was just another run-of-the-mill start for Lester. Larry Johnson's Grandmama could throw that line. Perhapizzle, I say, speaking like a hip-hop Yoda. "There is no try, there is only do-izzle and do not-fizzle." Yo, Yoda, why you wear your Jedi robe so low? "Easy access, I like." Maybe there was something else to that Lester start. Maybe, Columbo, things aren't how they seem. Maybe I'm holding a container of Colombo yogurt and talking to it. Don't judge me, but let's judge Lester. That start was also his highest K-rate in one game this year, and he issued no walks. Some people are talking about how he's got a new approach. He's peacocking without the flair of Ks. He's about the pitch-to-contact approach that Charley Lau would've enjoyed. Yeah, let's take what makes us great and instead pitch so people can hit the ball against The Green Monster. You don't need to hit every branch coming down the Rocket Scientist tree to think that makes no sense. If you have strikeout stuff, you strike people out. On Wednesday, he did that. I think that was a corner turned. June is always his best month, but he usually stays hot in the summer because he likes to keep things appropriate. I wouldn't trade a top bat for him, but I think his owners are concerned and I'd definitely buy him for the right price. Anyway, here's some more players to buy or sell this week in fantasy baseball:
Andrelton Simmons – Speaking of Star Wars, this guy's first name sounds like a planet in one of those made up galaxies that Lucas sold at auction for $150,000. "Now up for bid, an imaginary planet in the Arkanis sector of the Outer Rim Territories. Do I hear one hundred thousand? We have a bid from the forty-something year old man with acne. No, not you, sir, the man next to you." Simmons had 26 steals last year in High-A and 10 steals this year in Double-A through 43 games. He doesn't look like he has burner speed, but in shallower leagues and very deep leagues I'd take a chance on him. I say those two types of leagues because in one options are so abundant that it's good to take a flyer on someone for a week. If they take off, great! If they don't, there's other options and what did you miss? A week of EverCab? Big whoop. In very deep leagues, you take him because your other options are Daniel Descalso.
Please, blog, may I have some more?I almost made Tim Lincecum today's Buy. His FIP really isn't bad. He just always seems to have one bad inning. His numbers with men in scoring position: .346/.471/.547 vs. .243/.313/.379 with none on. But I'm not going to tell you to Buy Lincecum. I'm not sticking my neck out for him! He smokes marijuana! Now, Roy Oswalt I can get lukewarm about! How's dem apples? Mildly delicious! You do have to think Lincecum can come around though, right? Forget him! We're through talking about him. We're talking about that handsome man riding a tractor, wearing $400 overalls. "Roy, when you chew straw, you ever feel like neighing?" "Never, Billy." That's Roy talking to Billy, who lives next door from him, and they share a special bond because their bathroom windows face each other from across the yard. It's like American Beauty, but less beauty and more horses. American Black Beauty, that's what they call it. But, really, don't you think Lincecum's at least worth a roll of the die if you can get him cheap enough? Forget Lincecum! We're not talking about him. We are talking about Roy Oswalt. Yeah, he's about to sign with someone. I think he can get around a 3.75 ERA, solid WHIP and a 7-ish K-rate, i.e., AKA, vis-à-vis, ergo, henceforth, where'd the rest of this sentence go, a number four fantasy starter. But what about Lincecum?! Anyway, here's some more players to buy or sell this week in fantasy baseball:
Elliot Johnson – He's 28 years old. I can almost guarantee you his parents named him after the kid in E.T. While Longoria is on Reese's, Elliot's piecing together a solid couple of weeks. What? Terrible?
Please, blog, may I have some more?Here's what's gonna happen. You're gonna be out at a family BBQ for Memorial Day. Your weird uncle that has coke bottle glasses is going to ask your girlfriend if she'll pass the potato salad just so he can get a glimpse of her bra when she moves her arm, and then your friend is going to text you, "Anthony Rizzo called up! I grabbed him… Lqqk who sucks –> You! Say hello to your mother for me." First thing you're gonna think is, why are you friends with this guy? Bad enough he's an ass, but he uses Q's for O's. Second thing you're gonna think is, why you didn't grab Rizzo and stash him a week ago? He is absolutely raking in Triple-A: .359 average, 13 homers in 37 games. LaHair's obviously not getting benched, but he can slide into the outfield and Rizzo will be playing 1st base for the Cubs by June 5th. You can wait until June 4th if your league needs Nerf to supply the balls, but, in most leagues, you better grab him soon. In the meantime, let's start calling Rizzo "The Scer." You know, if Phil Rizzuto was The Scooter. Okay, maybe that doesn't work. Anyway, here's some more players to buy or sell this week in fantasy baseball:
Dale Thayer – Street's closed, use alternate route. I'd consider going down Thayer. Street's supposed to open again in a few weeks, but city planners and construction have already closed this Street 15 times in the last few years from just wear and tear. Chances are it's up and running again are never definite.
Please, blog, may I have some more?Right now on our Fantasy Baseball Player Rater the top outfielders are Hamilton, Kemp, Beltran, CarGo, Braun, Bruce, Jones, Grandy and then Bryan LaHair. Now, I'm not saying LaHair doesn't belong in that company– No, that's exactly what I'm saying. For 1st basemen, he's currently above Prince Fielder, Votto and Miggy. I know, you think of yourself as a brilliant NASA-level scientist who has been working on a pencil made of Doritos crumbs. Your Dorito pencil will come to fruition; the sour cream and chive eraser is a great addition, but you didn't plan on LaHair doing anywhere near this good. If you own LaHair, you stepped in LaCrap. Right now, a guy who people weren't sure could make it in the major leagues is hitting .384 with 8 homers in 28 games. The power isn't totally bonkers. He's on pace for around 40 homers. 25 homers seems doable, maybe even 30. The batting average is Jimmy Stewart's rabbit, Harvey. It's Keyser Söze. It's your imaginary friend that you agreed to marry if you get to 40 years old and you're both still single. Right now, he has a .510 BABIP. The only way he sustains that is if LaHair has some Zapped telekinesis power. He wouldn't even be able to sustain it if he hired Willie Aames to run on the field to distract the fielders. (Willie charges $15/hour for this service if you want him for your softball games.) His current K-rate (29.1) would have been third worst last year (or third best if you're a masochist).
Please, blog, may I have some more?I liked me some Brandon Morrow, but I'm thinking of the old Morrow (not Edward Murrow) that had no control and sat down hitters like he was a furniture salesman whose favorite line was, "Try it out." I talked briefly in our last podcast about Morrow. Rudy tends to think Morrow is a new and improved pitcher. I think Rudy's standing too close to a newly-glued diorama. I just want to get out the facts about Morrow that we think we know compared to what we do know. FACT: He's never had control. NOT FACT: Without control, he's now able to pitch the ball exactly where hitters can make contact, but not get a base hit. FACT: His FIP is saying he's getting lucky. NOT FACT: He can leave more runners on than other pitchers. FACT: His career walk rate is 4.39. NOT FACT: This year he can continue to shave more than two walks per nine off his rate. FACT: He pitches in the AL East. NOT FACT: He has a parakeet named, Chisel Jaw, that he dresses up in WWII pilot gear with a mini parachute. FACT: He's injury prone. NOT FACT: Whenever he orders halibut, he shrugs and says, "I don't know why I'm ordering this. Maybe just for the halibut." FACT: He's at the peak of his value. NOT FACT: He liked Jordin Sparks' latest album on Facebook. Anyway, here's some more players to buy or sell this week in fantasy baseball:
Steve Cishek – Ozzie wrapped a towel around his neck, had Joey Cora spray him with some water so it looked like he just stepped out of a sauna and said Heath Bell's still his closer. Two things I don't agree with there. First, Heath Bell's terrible no matter how many times Ozzie says he's the closer. Second, if you spray olive oil instead of water, it holds the look of perspiration much better.
Please, blog, may I have some more?Nolan Reimold has started this season like I thought he'd start the 2009 season. And the 2010 season. And the 2011 season. See a pattern? If not, I suggest answering C on all standardized tests and lowering your safety school expectations. It feels like Reimold's been sleeping on his post-hyper'dom since Branch Rickey was just a twig. He has 25-ish homer power and 10-ish steal speed. If he gets on one, he hits 30 homers and steals 15 and is a top 25 outfielder. If he hits his head on his post-hyper-ness, you drop him. In my Nolan Reimold fantasy from January, I gave him the line of 65/24/80/.250/10. Don't wanna trust January Grey because he's been known to hit the bottle? ZiPS updated their projections for Reimold to 65/22/68/.260/10. So don't trust me. But you gotta trust someone in this life. You can't go it alone. Cause when you let people in, the world opens up to you. I think the preceding was a speech given by Patrick Dempsey in an 80′s movie that was followed by a slow clap. Anyway, here's some more players to buy or sell this week in fantasy baseball:
Santiago Casilla – You know what he possibly gives you this year? 35 saves. Know what, say, Brett Myers gives you? 25 saves. We're Cust kayin' here, but Casilla should be owned.
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Monster Hunter 4 -"no plans" for a Vita version, Capcom reiterates
Capcom has reiterated that at present, there are no plans to bring Monster Hunter 4 to PlayStation Vita. According to chief operating officer Haruhiro Tsujimoto speaking with Mainichi Shinbun Digital, the firm wants as many people as possible playing it on 3DS as it is "only thinking about making it succeed." He further stated the goal is to reach 2.8 million units sold within seven months of Monster Hunter 4's release. Thanks, Siliconera.
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Capcom hopes to shorten development cycles
During a financial briefing, Capcom CEO Kenzo Tsujimoto told investors the publisher hopes to cut development times from three or four years to around two and a half years.
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Capcom Mobile's persistence paid off
Capcom's Haru Tsujimoto has said Capcom Mobile's success with games like The Smurfs Village and Cafe Zombie is the result of sticking it out through the pre-smartphone years.
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Capcom to develop all future new IP "primarily in Japan"
Capcom has said in a Q&A session that it will build any future new IP in Japan.
The shift in strategy comes after the failure of Bionic Commando from now defunct Swedish developer GRIN.
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CESA release partial game and speakers list for Tokyo Games Show 2009
The Tokyo Games Show starts on September 24, and the CESA has released a partial list of games that will be present for the event.
Seems like there is a games conference every month, doesn't it?
Some of the speakers lined up include Sony's Kaz Hirai delivering a keynote, Haruhiro Tsujimoto the president and COO of Capcom, Konami VP Kazumi Kitaue, Square's Yoichi Wada, Sony's Shuhei Yoshida and Shin Unozawa the president and CEO of Namco Bandai.
Epic president Michael Capps will also be there, delivering a speech on "Adapting the 'Gears of War' Franchise for Global Consumption"
Cool stuff.
As far as games go, the list is past the break. While it is only a partial list, you may notice that Microsoft, Nintendo, Sony, and Square Enix are missing from the list. Don't worry, all will be there will bells on.
Surely more will be announced soon as well, so until then, just keep watch for more updates.


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- The structure of intergovernmental organisations; their component parts and institutional dynamics.
- Global international organisation: historical and theoretical contexts of the League of Nations and United Nations; process and progress; peace and security; law and normative development; economic and social development.
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It was June 20, 2008. He'd been living with the family just four months. Forest and Tremica were always saying he was part of their family, that he'd made them whole. Charles had never known such compassion.
His feet hit the pavement running. He would put these folks to a test: Will they miss me if I'm gone?
Tremica put out an all-points bulletin. She called police. She went to the local bus and train stations. She passed out his photo. Minutes turned into hours.
Around midnight, Charles slinked home. Nate and Trayshaun covered for him. They sneaked him upstairs and into bed.
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Mom and Dad spoke of being united. "We don't run away from our problems," Tremica said.
Charles glanced around the table at his new family. "I'm sorry," he said. "I'll never do it again."
An even greater test would come five months later, in early November 2008, when Charles awoke with a crooked eye. A series of medical tests showed that Charles had a brain tumor.
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Caring for their son would cost Forest his manufacturing job and Tremica her transportation job. Charles spent much of that time in hospitals. Seizures wracked his body. Radiation made him itch all over. Chemotherapy made him bald. Once, a kid at school pulled off Charles' knit cap in front of classmates. Trayshaun came to his brother's rescue, his fists clenched.
Charles celebrated his 14th birthday with a limousine ride and life-size poster of Beyonce. At one family gathering, he told everyone he was thankful to be alive.
The day after Thanksgiving 2010, the neurologist met with Forest, Tremica and Charles. The cancer had spread.
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Tremica's shoulders shook. Dad cried, too. So did Charles. But just as quickly as he'd absorbed the news, the teen forgot what the doctor said.
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"No, son."
"Mom, why are you crying?"
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As always, the food and service were terrific. Nuf said on that. While there are a variety of seating at Buca (from intimate to large party), my favorite is their "kitchen table." It is a booth which is directly within the kitchen. This is "front row" to watching the order pickup counter; it is lots of fun. We get to ask the servers about the different food bring brought out, watch how they prepare food, and see all the guests go by as they are shown to their tables, which passes right through the kitchen). We even greet the arriving guests as if we owned the place -- geeky, but the guests and the servers really enjoy it. Want to try the kitchen table?... Ask for it in the comments section when making reservations.
We had a fabulous time celebrating my brother's 40th birthday. The food and the service was excellent as always. The table we were given for our party of 8 plus a highchair was a little tight as we were all adults (and not the skinniest ones) - -but the staff was accomodating and allowed us to pull the table away from the wall to help feel like we had more space.
Service was fast. This time we went for lunch and it wasn't too crowded which is good considering I have a toddler. Waitor was very pleasant and personable.
We celebrated my daughter's 18th birthday, she had a wonderful time. The food and service was very good. Their multicolored birthday cake was delicious. The staff sang a special birthday song and signed b-day card along with lighted red candles in a silver three candle holder. I recommend this place for the food, service an overall ambiance.
Had a lovely lunch. Server was excellent. A little pricey.
You really can't go wrong with this lovely place. It might not be the latest flash in the pants restaurant but Bucca will not disappoint for consistent quality and be yourself place. One thing though like any old reliable it needs some maintenance, the cushions on the benches need to be replaced last year it's like seating on concrete:-(.
I'm a very picky eater and this is one of the very first restaurants that I enjoy going. Actually my first choice. I love the antipasto salad, the bread is yummy and fresh with the oil/vinegar. Costumer service is a plus! Everyone seems to be having a good time every time I go. Smiles, smiles and more smiles.
The pictures that decorate the wal take you to different places and times in history. The food is great comfort food and will impress large groups. Nice beer selection and don't forget to mention any special occasions - this restaurant caters very well to those.
Portions are served family style. Small serves 2-3 easily! Get several small or large (depending on size of group) share and still take leftovers home. Iced tea is served unsweetened only but sweeteners are available.
This was our first time here, and we loved everything about this place...Great food and good service...we will go back...
I invited my former girl friend for her birthday. I told the staff it was her birthday, earlier. We were taken on a tour of the restaurant, then seated. A b-day card, signed by the staff, was waiting. Jeff, our waiter, made a few suggestions. We chose the "chicken salti". It was phenomenal. We had a salad & spaghetti with marinara as the side. For desert, she chose the cheesecake with raspberry puré. Her face lit up like a kid's on Christmas morning when Jeff arrived with 2 other waiters, the cheesecake, and a candelabra. He announced to the room that she was celebrating her birthday, and then they proceeded to serenade her with their version of "Happy birthday". Not over the top, just enough. (It helped, she's not my 'former' girlfriend)
Had a great time with a great time with a group of friends and definitely plan on returning : )
The family portions are huge; perfect if you are prepping for a race with lots of carbs! If not then you have plenty of leftovers for tomorrow's dinner or lunch :-)
Friendly is foremost in recalling our visit. Warm hospitality as eating in someone's home.
I love the friendly staff here. Atmosphere is eclectic, busy and feels antique. But the food is the star! Stuffed Shells are my absolute favorite, strongly flavored with garlic and herbs. The Chicken Marsala is the best I've had anywhere by far, as my dinner companions agree.
There were 6 of us and we all agreed this was a wonderful change of pace meal. We all ordered different meals then proceeded to share it with the others thus making the meal a cornucopia of delicious foods. our time spent at BUCA di BEPPO was simply "FUN"-TASTIC.............
Wonderful restaurant that has made many special family outings even more special. For this occasion, we took my parents to Buca di Beppo for their 44th Wedding Anniversary. As always, it was another amazing night at Buca. I highly recommend this place. It is great for having a simple dinner with friends or family; as it is great for special occasions. The food is incredibly good (my favorite is the spaghetti and meatballs) and the ambiance is atmospherically magical.
On the plus side, I found the ambiance very friendly and inviting. The atmosphere was lively and casual. I ordered a cup of tomato basil soup which was thick and flavorful. Our entrees were very tasty as well. Service was fast and efficient, but we never felt rushed. One thing I did not care for was being forced to order a much larger portion of almost everything, than I would have in any other restaurant. The "Buca Small" size is a two-person portion and there is nothing smaller. Overall, for a corporately owned restaurant, they did a decent job.
This was an awesome experience. Food plentiful and tasty fresh ingredients. Wonderful atmosphere.
Could not be more satisfied. Food and service was fantastic.
Celebrated my granddaughter's Sweet Sixteen birthday there on Sunday, and we had a great time--good food, good service, nice place!
My daughter was in town with her family and I could not have had a better dinner experience. I love Buca regardless, but the food was great as always and the Italian family atmosphere helped make a wonderful evening.
I love buca the lunch is great I like the .99 cent soup and salad and I love the coupons it means I can come more often everyone is very friendly
Loved everything about our experience!!! Definately will be back soon. :-)
My first visit. I loved the ambiance with all the pictures on the wall. I loved that my date and I was given a tour of the resteraunt on our way to our table. So quaint. A bit pricey but worthy of special occasions. Can't wait to go back! Had the spaghetti and meatballs and the shrimp florentine. Mama Mia!! Mm mm good!
We had an "occasion" and thought Buca di Beppo would be a great choice. We were a little disappointed with the seating. We were very close together. If someone got up, two or three others had to get up. It IS a little pricey - but so close to home-made that you make the sacrifice. The orders were all correct (we ordered a LOT of different dishes), and came out in a reasonable amount of time. That was the best part, of course. Everything was absolutely delicious! The one major disappointment was the wine, which was a scant 1/3 of a glass and not that good. What happened to the house chianti you folks once had???? Would we go there again? Most certainly, but only in smaller groups and drinking only water with lemon.
That's what our kids said on their first visit to Buca. My son wants to have his 15th birthday party there!
Outstanding Food, Fun place to go! Never a bad choice for a great time had by all.
This was our first time visiting Buca....and I must say we were extremely impressed and very happy with our dinner and reservations we had with you all.......we will definitely eat here again
We reserve the kitchen table and it was perfect for our out of state and town guests. Our guests enjoyed their order. However my order which I shared with my husband is very dry - hence lots of take home.
Such a great place to share family style portions of food. No only is the food good; but the service is excellent as well. They also did a little something special for our daughter who was turning 3.
Great food, great service. Love the place. Wish it were closer!
You'll feel at a big Italian family reunion, just steps from the kitchen. Where non stopping succulent plates keeps flying to the tables. Everything looks good and taste better. But be ware, portions are big. You'll be tempted to eat it all by yourself, but they are meant to be shared.
Everything was perfect. From the tour of the kitchen to the amazing food and friendly warm staff. I would highly recommend this restaurant and we will go back soon.
Great food and good time. Mixed feelings about being seated in the bar versus the several dining rooms available.
The freshly prepared entrees were heavenly. Our waiter Jamie was excellent.
We took some friends( their first time) we had VG Meal and it was quiet enough there to have good conversation
We had a party of 8, and this place is great. It was my daughters 16th birthday and she wanted to go there. The food was great the manager stopped by to see how things were going and it was just s great time. Thank you
Enjoyed the restaurant at every level! Food, service, atmosphere!!
First time here. Went with my daughter yesterday & had a blast. Had Michael as a waiter; really swell guy. Food could use a slight kick up in the flavor dept but other than that had a pretty fun time. :)
Excellent food, great portions and was well cared for by the staff
The Thanksgiving dinner Prix fixe was very good. Great deal for five of us and ordered an additional small pasta dish that wasn't so small. Watery drinks. Mediocre service- our waitress kept chatting at another table. Others were helpful.
We really enjoyed it! Only one issue: We ordered more gravy, and two little cups costed an extra $8. We found that out when we got the bill.
They did every thing they said they would do. Food was fantastic. atmosphere fantastic I am thrilled with them. Such a great day. Made my holiday..
We spent our first Thanksgiving at Bucca di Beppo last year and knew we would return this year. Can't wait for next Thanksgiving!!! (I'm sure we'll be back before then!)
It was such a wonderful experience.. As a family this was the first time we went out to dinner for Thanksgiving... The service was excellent, the food was incredible! We were seated on time, the food came out quickly and it was nice to Eat, Enjoy and have NO clean up!!
Thanksgiving time was extra-hectic this year, so we decided to let someone else do the prep and cooking and cleanup. So when we saw the ad for Buca di Beppo's Thanksgiving dinner offer, we jumped at it! It was a great experience - the food was traditional, served quickly, and was delicious.
Attended for lunch on Thanksgiving day. This was my first time not celebrating at home with family. The entire staff was very pleasant and cheerful the entire time. We enjoyed the Thanksgiving Meal and a side of Fetuccini Love our waiter- Michael - He was awesome :) I will come again, my daughter wants to sit in the kitchen and watch everything happen.
Thanks for another wonderful Thanksgiving, Buca di Beppo. This is our third year in a row spending Thanksgiving there. It's truly a magical outing that our whole family enjoys. The food is amazing: We love ordering the traditional Thanksgiving feast, as well as an Italian dish. We always seem to choose the Spaghetti and Meatballs to go with our Turkey and Dressing. It's our favorite. The service is incredibly warm and pleasant. I highly recommend Buca di Beppo for any occasion. Something special, or just an evening out. It is the perfect place.
Our Server (Former Flight attend.) gave us a ThanksGiving to remb. Gingerale/Cranberry drink was killer good (His own design). Sausage stuffing was better then Mom's (Shh don't tell her) we got an extra side of it sooo good/prices eek big I got sticker shock over $8 side of stuffing somebody must have told them it was the best ever & it is! It felt like being home in Italy the Manager/owner coming by to say he better not eat too much he has to go home to his wife she cooked too. Such a great time we will be talking about it for many ThanksGivings to come. If I skip lunch for next 30 days save my $ we will be back for Christmas. The gravy wasn't lumpy, meatballs were BIG yum. So if you have a group & you have $$$$$$ this is the place to go!


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Your boss is bugging you to hand in that status report, your husband wants you to sit down and talk finances, your son needs help with his science project. You're feeling the urgency of it all, yet here you sit, frittering away precious minutes, Googling from link to link or flipping from channel to channel. Pretty soon you're consumed with guilt and frustration and you're kicking yourself for wasting so much time.
It's not plain old laziness. We're riveted by these electronic distractions because of the way we're hardwired, experts say: Our brains instinctively cue in to unexpected sights and sounds, a trait that has helped us humans thwart danger and survive for about 2 million years. Manufacturers and marketers know this fact well; that's why they keep adding flickering lights, insistent sounds, and other bells and whistles to computer monitors, cell phones, PDAs, and the like, in order to amp up the number of these attention-grabbing sensory shocks we receive known as "jolts per minute."
"The jolts make our brains release adrenaline, and we can easily get used to this heightened level of stimulation, but there's a price to pay for that," says psychologist and attention expert Lucy Jo Palladino, Ph.D., author of Find Your Focus Zone: An Effective New Plan to Defeat Distraction and Overload. "The more adrenaline we generate, the more we want, and high amounts of this hormone put us into overdrive, making us feel intense, worried, excited, angry, or afraid." What's more, because we get accustomed to these high adrenaline levels, we feel bored, sluggish, and restless when they drop off.
"Our days can easily swing back and forth between the two extremes, and over time, we lose our natural ability to stay in the zone of just-enough stimulation, in which we're both relaxed and alert and able to get things done," says Palladino. But it's when you're in that just-enough zone what she calls the "focus zone" that you have the greatest capacity to manage your emotions, make good decisions, and reach your goals, all while feeling energized and on top of the world. Try these smart and very doable steps, and let them help you bring out your peak performance.