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13 Moments from 2012 That Remind Us That Baseball Is Wonderful: Part Two
And now we continue. Part One is here.
6. Game Five, NLDS, Cardinals Vs. Nationals:
I'm sorry, National fans, this is most assuredly not your favorite moment from 2012:
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After such a promising season, one in which the rotation was so overloaded with talent that the loss of Stephen Strasburg was seen as a mild inconvenience, aided with the fast emergence of Bryce Harper and a healthy seasons from both Zimmerman(n)s, it seemed as if the Nationals were due to run through the playoff field. Against the Cardinals in the NLDS, the teams pushed it to a game five where the Nationals jumped out to a 6-0 lead through three innings, knocking out staff ace Adam Wainwright in only 2.1 innings, it seemed as if it were only a matter of time before the Nationals were given the all clear for the NLCS.
Instead, baseball's cruel clock-free status reared its head and the Cardinals, at one point having a 3.7% chance of winning, clawed their way back. They scored a run in the fourth, two in the fifth, one in the seventh, and one in the eighth to find themselves down 7-5 in the ninth.
And that's when the likeliest of heroes struck. With two outs and a runner on third, Drew Storen got to two strikes to both Yadier Molina and David Freese before eventually walking them to load the bases. Supersub Daniel Descalso, who had already scored on a wild pitch and homered(!), came up to the plate and hit a hard grounder that bounced off Ian Desmond's glove to tie the game. Next up, rookie Pete Kozma drilled a line drive into right field to score two more runs and that was it. Like one season before, the Cardinals were once again unlikely postseason victors. Had one call or check swing gone Storen's way, or had Ian Desmond just been able to glove that ball, perhaps the Nationals win the World Series.
Instead, baseball proved once again that until that 27th out is recorded, nothing is decided.
5. Miguel Cabrera Wins the Triple Crown
However you may feel about the worthwhileness of batting average, home runs, and RBI, chances are that unless your father was Bill James, you grew up on these numbers. There's a romance to them, like You've Got Mail. It may not be a great movie, but it's still going to make you tear up by the third act.
There's a reason that there hadn't been a triple crown winner since 1967 and a player doesn't fluke their way to a .330, 44 HR, 139 RBI season. Not only does a player need to hit more home runs than anyone else, he needs to be in a lineup that provides him with plenty of runners to drive in, and more than their fair share of hits need to fall in. Yes, luck is involved, but just as we celebrate the random chance that is a no-hitter, a triple crown should be embraced with open arms. So whatever your feelings about the Mike Trout/Miguel Cabrera debate, put those feelings aside.
Instead, we should celebrate the fact that Cabrera, arguably the best all around hitter of the last decade not named Albert Pujols, did something that might not be seen for another 45 years.
4. The Orioles are Magic and the Athletics Rise from the Dead
We like to pretend that we know how to predict what happens, but we really don't. Despite over 100 years of data, dozens of prediction systems, and then just straight up gut feeling, we really don't a clue about anything about life, love, or the reason why Pursuit of Happyness wasn't very good. Which is fun. And also terrifying. It's also the reason that we were so surprised when the Oakland Athletics win the AL West after floundering for the first half of the season and that the Orioles nearly took the AL East before settling for the wild card. Like that first drunken kiss as a teenager, it was beautiful in its random unexpectedness.
The Athletics started the offseason by trading off their promising pitching pieces, once again loading up for the perpetual future. Under .500 and 12 games out on July 1st, the team started winning, rallying under the dancing of a dead man from the 1989 Jonathan Silverman movie, Weekend at Bernie's. For people who love movies that last received a showing on basic cable five years ago, that made them the greatest baseball team, possibly ever.
Along the way, their starting staff of under 30s (Bartolo Colon was the only pitcher with a birthdate before 1983) gelled into a five-headed beast, Yoenis Cespedes proved that he needed very little time to get accustomed to the Majors, hitting .292/.356/.505 with 23 HR, and Josh Reddick very literally turned into spider-man.
The team became exciting, playing must-watch baseball, culminating in a game 163 against the Texas Rangers, giving the team a fitting sequel if Hollywood comes around for Moneyball 2.
The Orioles story was a little different. Not only were they not expected to be competitive, they were supposed to come in last in the American League East once again. Instead, despite a rotation filled with That Guys, a lineup chalk full of retreads like Chris Davis (1 W, 33 HR) and the repeatedly cast out Nate Mclouth, and a run differential that was in the red until the final weeks of the season, the Orioles held on.
Matt Wieters put together another solid season showing off power and excellent defense, Adam Jones hit over 30 home runs, and Lew Ford even returned from Japan to show up in a Major League box score. None of it made any sense.
Even less logical, the Orioles posted the best record in one-run games in Major League history, winning an absurd 29 of them while losing only 9. At the same time, they were unbeatable if forced to extras as well, going 16-2 in games with bonus extra free time. Perhaps that was Buck Showalter's guiding influence or proof that Jim Johnson is some kind of a higher powered being. The point was, nothing made sense.
In the end, the vastly inferior (supposedly) Orioles nearly beat a Yankees team whose star players could pay for the Orioles roster, taking the ALDS to five games. With a few different bounces, the Athletics could have even topped the Tigers to advance to the World Series. Baseball's weird, man, and no teams were weirder than these two clubs.
Atta boy, guys, atta boy.
3. RA Dickey Wins The Cy Young
Stop me if you've heard this story before: Top prospect gets drafted, physical reveals missing elbow ligament, bonus is slashed. Learns knuckleball to save career, becomes AAA journeyman and insurance policy just to earn some cash and stay in the game. Eventually finds his way to New York City, the big apple, transforms knuckleball into a pitch like no one has ever seen before, and proceeds to win the Cy Young Award. No? You hadn't heard that story before? Oh, sorry. I thought it was a cliche. Add in the fact that RA Dickey had to overcome sexual abuse as a child and was coming off an offseason where he had scaled Mt Kilimanjaro for charity and you've got the makings of a superhero.
Three years ago, Dickey surprisingly emerged as a decent mid-rotation option, setting a career high in innings with 174. A year later, he improved, tossing 208 innings, though he had a slight bump in ERA. Last season, he went absolutely bonkers, leading the league in innings pitched with 233.2, strikeouts with 230, complete games with 5, shutouts with 3, while winning 20 games for a mediocre Mets team. He walked only 2.1 per 9 innings and struck out an absurd 8.9. All from a knuckleballer.
Except that RA Dickey doesn't throw a knuckleball like anyone in the recorded history of the world ever has. He doesn't just fling it up there and hope it doesn't get walloped. He regularly tosses it in the high 70s to low 80s, but can slow it down two notches for a change of pace. He also was the one to strike out Adam Greenberg in his only official at-bat, proving both how heartless (not true) and good at baseball (very true) he is.
Oh yeah, and after seeing this clip, I assume he is also quite adept at cooking crystal:
2. The Giants Improbable World Series. Again.
Oh, San Francisco Giants, what are we going to do with you? You just keep defying expectation time and time again. You were supposed to be mediocre, what with your refusal to play Brandon Belt and Brian Sabean's love of veterans bordering on a fetish. But no. Thanks to your beards and your pitching, you won the 2010 World Series. And last year, thanks to some beards, and pitching from unexpected people, and Buster Posey, and Marco Scutaro, and, man, I don't know what else, you won the World Series again. I give up. I don't know what anything means.
The Giants' backup plans have backup plans. Brian Wilson gets injured? Great, Santiago Casilla (2.84 ERA) and Sergio Romo (1.79 ERA) will pick up the slack. Tim Lincecum can't command the ball within the strike zone (5.18 ERA)? Cool. Barry Zito will morph back into a useful piece of the puzzle while Matt Cain, Madison Bumgarner, and Ryan Vogelsong carry the club.
Worried about the offense? Melky Cabrera will simply hit .346. And when he's suspended for PED use, Buster Posey will combine his powers like he's…some kind of power combining machine and hit .385/.456/.646 with 14 HR after the All-Star break. He's a catcher, people! Catchers are supposed to get worse the longer the season goes on, not hit like he's Larry Walker playing in Coors Field in 1999.
This would not help him make friends, however:
(via MLB Gifs)
Oddly enough, perhaps the most important move they made all season was acquiring Marco Scutaro on July 27th from the Rockies for Charlie Culberson. All Scutaro did was hit .362 the rest of the season while swinging and missing at the baseball roughly never.
The 36-year-old well-traveled infielder only got better in the postseason, hitting .500 and collecting 14 hits to take the NLCS MVP award. This eventually lead to this, perhaps the most perfect image one can take on a baseball field:
(image via The Score)
It's pretty much between that and Mary Jane and Spider-Man kissing upside for best rain moment, in my opinion.
Of course, the Giants needed lots of help to even get to that point. The Reds held a 2-0 series advantage over the Giants before San Francisco won three in a row to advance, getting 4.1 innings from Tim Lincecum out of the bullpen in game 4 to even have a chance.
They once again fell behind to the Cardinals, 3 games to 1, and would once again need to collect three straight victories to move on. They first got help in the most unlikely of places when Barry Zito, Barry freakin' Zito of all people, pitched 7.2 shutout innings to not only keep the club in it, but protect the bullpen for future matchups.
The next game, Ryan Vogelsong came out and struck out nine in 7 innings, giving up one run, the Giants once again winning. Facing another elimination game, Matt Cain was disappointing only in comparison, shutting out the Cardinals for 5.2 innings before the bullpen took over the rest of the way.
Comparatively, the World Series was boring, with the Giants winning in a straight sweep over the Tigers. Even then there was plenty to marvel at as Pablo Sandoval cracked three home runs in game one to set the tone, hitting two off of Justin Verlander who failed to complete five innings. That just doesn't happen. It just shouldn't happen. And yet, it did.
1. The Rookies, The Rookies Are Coming to Devour Us
And yet, for all the amazing moments from 2012, nothing stood out more than two rookies on opposite sides of the country. The Nationals decided to care not for service time issues and called up Bryce Harper while the Angels eventually had no choice but to add the Melville Meteor to their roster.
Harper made his debut on April 28th against the Dodgers and quickly made his presence felt, something very few rookies and even fewer teenagers are able to do. In that first game, he doubled, sprinted around the bases, showed off a bizarre mohawk creation and stirrup socks, and gave us a glimpse of the the rocketship cannon that is his arm. During the season, he would have one, I repeat, one, prolonged slump, while doing things few rookies ever do. Like hit 22 home runs, steal 18 bases, play softball on the Mall, or steal home after a purposeful plunking.
And while some, like Cole Hamels, may have thought he needed a few lessons taught to him, he seemed to be the second coming of Pete Rose. Not only were the attitude problems and eye makeup that marred his amateur and minor league career seemingly gone, his greatest flaw was perhaps in being a little too overly coached in the world of talking to the media. And whenever he did let his guard down, he created new catch phrases like "That's a clown question, bro," or "Be as sexy as you can."
But if Harper was good, Trout was otherworldly. Drafted 25th overall and forced to start the season in the minors due to the flu and an overcrowded Angels outfield, Trout made up for that lost time by hitting an insane .326/.399/.564 with 30 HR, 83 RBI and 129 R in only 139 games. He stole 49 bases and was caught only 5 times. In fact, catchers caught Mike Trout trying to steal only one more time than the number of home runs he robbed. That is how good he was.
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If you prefer more advanced metrics, he had 23 Defensive Runs Saved. He was the first player since Barry Bonds to post a double digit fWAR. He lead the league in runs, OPS+, was second in average, and third in slugging and on-base percentage. He also still lives with his parents.
Not only did Mike Trout run away with the Rookie of the Year, but to some he was the best choice to win the MVP. He didn't, but man, we're talking about a guy who couldn't legally drink until mid-summer, relying on the older players to sneak him Smirnoff Ices under the table.
Sure, it's possible that Trout and Harper will become the next Mantle and Mays, but it's not going to be easy. After all, the odds are always against that happening. First, both players have to remain healthy. And Harper has to remain in the outfield, careful not to become a lumbering Adam Dunn-type as he ages while Trout will have to guard against, I don't know, absorbing too many of the suns gamma rays and becoming a superhuman space guardian. But the fact of the matter is that Trout and Harper had two of the greatest rookie campaigns in the history of baseball and we will get to watch them compete against each other for contracts and World Series titles for the next twenty years.
And that's pretty awesome.
That's it for this season. Every year you wonder how the next one will top it and somehow it does. So now, sit back, enjoy spending time with your family and Netflix account for the next six weeks, because then spring training starts. And we have to get serious all over again.
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Whatever happened to local coverage?
After spending an hour cruising the sites of various Midwestern newspaper sites, I was starting to think that the only thing happening anywhere was American Idol and Keith Richards snorting his father's ashes--or not snorting them. It's all that was plastered across the arts pages of newspapers large and small and all the articles said basically the same thing.
Now, I realize that Easter weekend is a slow one in the performing arts, but it isn't dead.
So it was with a great deal of relief that I came upon the entertainment page of a newspaper from a small beach town, Grand Haven, Michigan. Yes, they still led with the story of Michigan's American Idol entry and the Keith Richards wire story was included toward the bottom, but for the most part, the page was packed with arts events happening in and around Grand Haven. Sure, the articles are relatively pedestrian and some read like press releases, but at least the coverage is there. That puts them a step ahead of some of their larger siblings in major cities.
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Information about biking in and around Milton, Massachusetts from the Milton Bicycle Advisory Committee.
Saturday, September 13 – Neponset River Bike Ride
Intermediate cyclists are invited to join a "Neponset River Ride", a 12-18 mile ride along the Neponset River and neighboring roadways. We will depart from The Ocean Club at Marina Bay (333 Victory Road, Quincy) at 7:30 AM and follow the Neponset River. Total ride is approximately 12-18 miles. For more information, contact Nancy Fyler at fyler (at) Neponset (dot) org.
Sunday, September 21, 2014 - Hub On Wheels
Join us for the 10th annual Hub On Wheels citywide bike ride! Experiencing a car-free Storrow Drive, exploring historic neighborhoods, and taking in views of the Boston Harbor with thousands of other cyclists is an extra special experience not to be missed!
The ride starts and finishes on City Hall Plaza in downtown Boston, with three different routes to choose from: 10, 30 and 50 miles. Registration for 2014 will be available in Spring 2014, for what's sure to be the best ride of the year. You haven't seen the Hub until you've seen it on two wheels. (Only the 50-mile route travels through Milton)
Recurring Events
Ashmont Cycles' Wednesday Afternoon Bike Rides
Ashmont Cycles in Dorchester offers fast and no-drop local rides, which often include routes through Milton, departing from their shop at Peabody Square at 6 PM. (Resume in Spring)
Landry's Bicycles' Saturday Morning Bike Rides
Landry's Bicycles hosts a road ride Saturdays at 7 AM from their new location at 44 Granite Street in Braintree.
Bike to Market
Thursday afternoons, 1-6 PM (Summer and Autumn)
Bike to the Milton Farmers Market at Milton Village (with a helmet) and you'll get a $2 coupon good at any of the vendors.
Milton: Blue Hills Cycling Club Road Rides
Weekday and Saturday mornings. Different rides are available for riders of different levels. Link: http://www.bluehillscycling.com/rides/
Milton: Blue Hills Reservation Mountain Bike Rides
Weekly, usually on Thursdays or Fridays, as noted on the Southeastern Massachusetts NEMBA site or on their Facebook page.
DCR's Free Family Flicks!
Free family movie showings at Houghton's Pond (Saturdays), Martini Shell (Tuesdays) and Pope John Paul II Park (Thursdays) through the summer. Great events to bike to!
Milton's Walk or Wheel Wednesdays / Safe Routes to Schools:
All of Milton's public elementary and middle schools participate in the Safe Routes program. As a result, the crosswalks at the intersection of Brook Road and Canton Ave are slated to be upgraded. Check with your school for more details.
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Neponset River Greenway Construction - DCR contractors started construction at the southern end of the Greenway in late August. The southbound sidewalk and right lane of Truman Highway from Stop & Shop to the Neponset Valley Parkway (Hyde Park and Milton) will be closed to traffic for the next few months. Construction should be completed by April.
Eliot Street Traffic Study - The Traffic Commission is planning a change in traffic patterns at Eliot Street and Blue Hills Parkway, in part to improve safety along the Neponset Greenway. Changes would go into effect in September. Read more about this at http://02186.mytownmatters.com/?p=38681
Granite Avenue - MassDOT recently resurfaced Granite Avenue from Squantum Street to the Boston line. We asked them to increase the shoulder width and put in safer storm drain grates, and they did, finishing this project in July.
Central Avenue - The Milton DPW will resurface Central Avenue late this summer or in early autumn. The repaved road will include sharrows.
Unquity Road - DCR resurfaced and re-striped most of Unquity Road along with a little of Chickatawbut RD and Hillside St in April and May. Thanks to DCR for increasing the width of the shoulders, adding two miles of bike-friendly riding in the Blue Hills! There are still some narrow sections on Hillside St (left side of photo) but the new shoulders (right side of photo) now make up the majority of Milton's Blue Hills routes.
Blue Hills Parkway - DCR resurfaced and re-striped the Parkway, northbound from Canton Ave to Brook Road (1.3 miles) and southbound from Brook Road to Blue Hills Terrace Street (0.5 mile) AND ADDED BIKE LANES!
Granite Avenue at Squantum Street - Repaving completed (April)
Senate Passes Final Transportation Bond Bill – Milton receives $24.2 million in authorizations - April 18, 2014
Thanks to Senator Brian Joyce and Rep. Walter Timilty for including funding for local road improvements! Over the next five years, this funding will support projects to improve Granite Avenue, Blue Hills Parkway and Adams Street for motorists, pedestrians and cyclists.
Milton Bike Lane and Trail Snow Reports
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Bike wheel art on the Neponset River Greenway, courtesy of the Milton Art Center. Dust off your bike, go for a ride, and check it out!
- Mike B., May 6, 2014
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Chris Canty is another Raven that isn't spending his summer vacation resting on his laurels. He recently posted this video to his Instagram that shows him working on hand techniques in a training facility. It's good to see Canty working hard in preparation for this season, which could be a make or break one for the 10 year veteran.
Canty has a lot more competition this season and will be feeling the heat in training camp with a group of youngsters nipping at his feet. Amid rumors that he could be cut by the end of the preseason, he needs to show up for camp and prove that he is still effective. This video shows that he is serious about doing just that.
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Chara, Savard, Horton top Bruins in NHL '11
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Someone who hasn't played a video game in years may not have the best perspective on this, but here goes:
WEEI.com was able to get their hands on a copy on a copy of NHL '11, the most recent edition of the popular EA Sports hockey video game. After taking a gander at the ratings of Bruins players, Boston fans should have something to say about how their team is represented.
Overall, the team is an 88. The offense is an 87 and the defense is an 85. The goaltending gets an 89.
Here are the individual ratings. First, the skaters:
Zdeno Chara: 89
Marc Savard: 88
Nathan Horton: 84
David Krejci: 83
Milan Lucic: 83
Michael Ryder: 82
Marco Sturm: 82
Mark Recchi: 82
Patrice Bergeron: 82
Mark Stuart: 81
Blake Wheeler: 81
Daniel Paille: 80
Gregory Campbell: 79
Andrew Ference: 78
Johnny Boychuk: 78
Matt Hunwick: 77
Shawn Thornton: 77
Zach Hamill: 76
Adam McQuaid: 74
Tyler Seguin: 74
And the goaltenders:
Tuukka Rask: 84
Tim Thomas: 84
It seems pretty fitting that Rask and Thomas, seemingly neck-and-neck entering camp, are given the same ratings. And for what it's worth, Taylor Hall is a 75.
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I'm one of those "lucky duckies" with no taxable income, and if I had an income worth taxing coming in, I'd pay with tears of gratitude. As it is, I pay anyway. I pay on my tiny house and garden and grove. I pay when I feed my watchdog/hunting dog or my grove cats. I pay if I buy underwear, T-shirts, socks, jeans, or sandals. I pay for anything at all that isn't human food or medicine. If my godson gets me around, I pay when I chip in for gas… and let's not forget the taxes on electric and water. At that, I am better off than some even luckier duckies, who are sleeping under bridges, but if some of these flattaxers want to be as lucky as us duckies, all they have to do is give away their money and live like we do.
A favorite talking point used by conservatives to justify giving more tax breaks to the wealthy is that 50% of Americans pay no taxes. The truth is that 86% of Americans pay taxes.
Here is Donald Trump on Fox and Friends this morning via Media Matters claiming that 50% of Americans pay no taxes:
Sean Hannity has also pushed this talking point hard:
The truth is that the talking point that half of all Americans pay no taxes is a misrepresentation. Here is the full quote from the Tax Policy Center,
The fraction of tax units paying no income tax varies widely by filing status and type of unit. About 47 percent of single filers will owe no tax, compared with 38 percent of joint filers and 72 percent of heads of household. More than half of elderly tax units and tax units with children will pay no income tax this year.
The 47% statistic is not all Americans pay no taxes, but single filers who will pay no federal income taxes. According to the Center On Budget and Policy Priorities the real reason why 47%-51% of Americans paid no federal income taxes in 2009 is,
The 51 percent figure is an anomaly that reflects the unique circumstances of 2009, when the recession greatly swelled the number of Americans with low incomes and when temporary tax cuts created by the 2009 Recovery Act — including the "Making Work Pay" tax credit and an exclusion from tax of the first $2,400 in unemployment benefits — were in effect. Together, these developments removed millions of Americans from the federal income tax rolls. Both of these temporary tax measures have since expired.
The combination of the recession and the Obama stimulus cut taxes to low and middle income Americans led to fewer Americans owing federal income tax in 2009.
The Tax Policy Center has tried to correct Fox News and the right wing media's misuse of their research. In April 2010, Howard Glickman of the TPC wrote,
Let me explain—repeat actually—what this means: About half of taxpayers paid no federal income tax last year. It does not mean they paid no tax at all. Many shelled out Social Security and Medicare payroll taxes. In fact, only 14 percent of Americans didn't pay either income or payroll taxes. Some paid property taxes and, it is fair to say, just about all of them paid sales taxes of one kind or another. So to say they pay no taxes is flat wrong.
However, this class warfare-like rhetoric plays to a perception that the income tax is a chump tax: Only hard-working folks like us pay it. The welfare queens don't. The super-rich don't. It is a powerful emotional argument. It is also flat wrong.
The actual number of Americans who don't pay any taxes isn't half, but 14%. This group of non-taxpayers of any kind is largely composed of the elderly and disabled. The people who don't pay taxes do so because they can't work.
The myth that the wealthy are carrying the tax burden for America is used to justify tax cuts for the rich. Conservatives use the inaccurate statistic hand in hand with their, "wealthy are the job creators argument." One statistic that was intended to demonstrate the loss of income due to the recession, along with the impact of the Obama tax cuts has been distorted and misused to justify a policy of not asking the wealthiest Americans to pay their fair share.
The truth is that 86% of Americans pay taxes. In one recession strapped year (2009), less than half of single filer taxpayers paid federal income taxes.
Millions of Americans are not being told the truth that almost 90% of us pay taxes, and that much of the reason why there were fewer people paying federal income taxes in 2009 was that Barack Obama signed the largest tax cut in US history.
Since the truth undercuts the conservative's reverse Robin Hood steal from the poor to give to the rich policy, they are going to do their best to keep the facts buried under a mountain of misinformation.
Anytime anyone tells you that half of Americans paid no taxes, do your country a favor and straighten them out. We have the facts. It's time to tear down this talking point.


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Naturopath Leah Hechtman takes a look at the common migraine.
Anyone who has suffered from a migraine knows the warning signs: nausea, visual disturbances, sensitivity to light and smell, the infamous "aura", loss of appetite and the progressive throbbing of one side of the head. The challenge in treating migraines is that there are so many potential causes.
Simple things such as food or chemical allergies are relatively easy to treat, but other causes can include hormonal influences, emotional triggers, muscular or postural causes, medications, too much or too little sleep, humidity changes, dehydration and excessive alcohol intake.
Useful strategies include keeping a food diary; taking supplements such as magnesium and B vitamins; herbal medicines such as feverfew; essential oils such as lemon, lavender, and peppermint; hot or cold applications and regular stress-relieving activities.
See a qualified osteopath or chiropractor if you have any postural concerns. Have regular massages to relieve back and neck tension or spasm. Make sure your eyesight has been checked recently.
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This annual conference brings together experts from across the industry to speak on current business trends and challenges that help pork producers gain important insight and financial sophistication to manage their operation.
"The Pork Management Conference combines the latest production trends and business information with opportunities for pork producers to interact with knowledgeable financial professionals dedicated to helping them succeed," said David Ray, chair of the Checkoff's Producer and State Services Committee and a pork producer from Edenton, N.C. "Each attendee will come away from this three-day conference armed with tools they can use immediately to improve their farm."In addition to the general sessions open to all attendees on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday mornings, two concurrent sessions are planned for Thursday. Topics include establishing a barn culture panel, antibiotics used in animals raised for food, audit overload panel, a focus on corporate and social responsibility, a PEDV panel, and new resources for creating a safe workenvironment.
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Commission President David Smith told WSAZ.com earlier this week that there are reports that last Friday, a number of dogs were killed at the shelter.
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Don't Hate Divine Intervention Just Because it's Palestinian
Divine Intervention
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A small but vocal minority of Americans will detest Palestinian filmmaker Elia Suleiman's new Divine Intervention sight unseen. This detestation will have nothing to do with the subjective artistic qualities of the film, and everything to do with a single objective reality: It exists. As I found out first-hand the last time I gave favorable notice to movies sympathetic to the Palestinians' plight (Film, April 10), painting a positive picture of any aspect of Palestinian culture opens one up to an immediate barrage of criticism that, at best, repeats the party line of corporate news media but, more commonly, succumbs to plain and simple racism. While I thank everyone who took the trouble to research my home address and write last time (especially one polite gentleman who opted to forward a William F. Buckley Jr. article instead of hate mail), I'd appreciate it if this time everyone saved their stamps and went to see the movie for themselves. For, as it turns out, Divine Intervention has the chutzpa to be not just politically controversial but also quite beautiful.
As with Suleiman's Chronicle of a Disappearance, one of the most promising feature film debuts of the 1990s, Divine Intervention's camera acts as a bemused observer, armed with a wry sense of humor and zenlike patience. Through this lens, the viewer witnesses a number of small, seemingly inconsequential events--a man waiting for a bus, a kid bouncing a soccer ball, neighbors bickering over bags of trash--some of which have immediate punch lines, others of which repeat with minor variations until they yield epiphanies of comic understanding. These images eventually coalesce into a warm, pockmarked portrait of a community just like any other--except that some people seem to be a little testy, as though they were, well, under a lot of pressure.
Enter E.S. (Suleiman), a silent character whose actions have a lot to say about the Israeli occupation of Palestinian territories. E.S. often hangs out at Israeli checkpoints, observing soldiers harass Palestinian civilians. Some of these scenes come off as unnecessarily cartoonish, but two stand out as particularly effective. In one, E.S. floats a balloon brandishing Yasser Arafat's face toward the checkpoint; a panicked soldier calls a superior to ask if the balloon can pass. In another, E.S. observes Israeli soldiers stopping a siren-blaring Palestinian ambulance and inspecting its contents before allowing it through; immediately thereafter, Israeli emergency vehicles blast past the checkpoint unslowed and unmolested.
Other critics have compared Suleiman's on-screen persona to Buster Keaton and Jacques Tati, and the similarities definitely exist. Suleiman's E.S. maintains a slightly sad poker face worthy of Keaton throughout the film's increasingly chaotic trajectory, and Suleiman's lens frames its visual punch lines--sometimes off-screen, sometimes from unexpected viewpoints--much like Tati might have. However, having grown up without access to most of the films to which his own get compared (including any work by Keaton or Tati), these are gags that Suleiman reinvented for himself.
Suleiman also injects some illuminating intellectual meta-humor into his work. E.S. sometimes contemplates a wall on which he arranges index cards representing scenes of the film the viewer is currently watching. In one scene the man is still waiting for his bus, some graffiti having appeared on the wall behind him reading i am crazy because i love you. In a later scene, E.S. plucks a card inscribed with the same words (presumably representing the earlier scene) off his wall and shyly flashes it to his unnamed female best friend/romantic interest (Manal Khader). With this re-contexturalizing act, Suleiman playfully acknowledges his control over structuring and ordering what the viewer sees. Later, when he tears up an index card reading father dies, the viewer witnesses his heartache in realizing that these powers don't extend into real life.
Such tender emotional moments betray the real thrust of Suleiman's work. Yes, he criticizes the Israeli military. Yes, he argues for Palestinian autonomy, putting the viewer in a position to ponder what it would be like to have his or her neighborhood occupied by a hostile military. But more than anything, his films depict Palestinian humanity--not the demonized nation of terrorists our government and media offer as an object of fear but struggling everyday people worthy of life, love, and art, the overwhelming majority of whom don't know a thing about bomb-making, even if each has a reason to be really, really pissed off.
The aforementioned detractors will probably disregard critical acceptance of Divine Intervention, supposing that any positive reviews it garners stem from political sympathy rather than artistic merit. Admittedly, this trend exists in film criticism--what inveterate moviegoer hasn't attended an acclaimed Third World film only to find it more well-intentioned than well-done? Divine Intervention's fresh, quirky, deadpan excellence negates the need for any such critical largess. It's something close to a masterpiece.


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Video from a camera attached to a weather balloon that rose into the upper stratosphere and recorded the blackness of space. Seven-year-old Max Geissbuhler and his dad Luke Geissbuhler dreamed of visiting space. Armed with just a weather balloon, a video camera, and an iPhone, they basically did just that.
The father-and-son team from Brooklyn managed to send their homemade spacecraft up nearly 19 miles, high into the stratosphere, bringing back perhaps the most impressive amateur space footage ever. The duo housed the video camera, iPhone, and GPS equipment in a specially designed insulated casing, along with some hand-warmers and a note from Max requesting its safe return from whomever may find it after making it back to solid ground. All told, father and son spent eight months preparing for their homemade journey into space, in hopes of filming "the blackness beyond our earth."
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|Found injured by rancher shep horgan, jubal troop is offered a job as cowhand and soon gains shep's trust. Mae horgan, feeling she's been trapped into marriage with shep, takes a shine to jubal, although he is more interested in naomi hoktor who is travelling with a wagon train camped on shep's land.
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nice269guy on June 21, 2013: I took Mauter pvt last night. It had been a while. All the good memories I had of him rushed back into my mind. He is the BEST! He knows how to demonstrate his sexiness. And he is the high mark that many other models only hope to achieve. WOW! And he makes his clients feel wonderful. Physically attractive with a great body... a nice kind heart for those who visit make him an outstanding model. ...
elcidinca on June 19, 2013: Mauter is one of the sweetest sexiest guys on here. I you get a chance, spend some time with him. His smile will light up your life and make your cock hard!!!
jazzyl on February 21, 2013: So nice and sexy!!!
Chuliz2007 on February 16, 2013: Eres formidable y muy complaciente bb espero poder disfrutarte en algun momento.
TheGayDance22mb on February 15, 2013: best
ryan.36 on February 13, 2013: incredible from top to bottom
Jerry0 on January 5, 2013: perfecto
ben.09 on December 28, 2012: perfect body
dannyr on November 22, 2012: Wow - Cant believe I have only just found Mauter
Beautiful body, very friendly guy and wonderfully sexy first pvt.
This mans ass is perfection , Im looking forward to lots more pvts
Beautiful body, very friendly guy and wonderfully sexy first pvt.
This mans ass is perfection , Im looking forward to lots more pvts
dannynlb on October 28, 2012: As always Mauter puts on an outstanding show and is very accommodating to all my requests. he will get as nasty as you like. he is also a very sweet guy that i love to just talk with. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND HIM!
jackoarmstrong on October 15, 2012: HE IS A GREAT PERFORMER
london1967 on October 10, 2012: Mauter's shows are excellent. I love seeing him in action and i love it that he is obediant and listens to his visitors.
Excellent performer
Excellent performer