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- Monte Carlo model for multiparticle production at ultrarelativistic energies (1994)
- The Monte Carlo parton string model for multiparticle production in hadron-hadron, hadron-nucleus, and nucleus-nucleus collisions at high energies is described. An adequate choice of the parameters in the model gives the possibility of recovering the main results of the dual parton model, with the advantage of treating both hadron and nuclear interactions on the same footing, reducing them to interactions between partons. Also the possibility of considering both soft and hard parton interactions is introduced.
- High pT pions as probes of the dense phase of relativistic heavy ion collisions (1994)
- The properties of pions from the hot and dense reaction stage of relativistic heavy ion collisions are investigated with the quantum molecular dynamics model. Pions originating from this reaction stage stem from resonance decay with enhanced mass. They carry high transverse momenta. The calculation shows a direct correlation between high pt pions, early freeze-out times and high freeze-out densities.
- Subthreshold kaons would reveal density isomers (1994)
- If density isomers exist they can be detected by measuring the excitation function of subthreshold kaon production. When the system reaches the density where the density isomer has influence on the equation of state (which depends on the beam energy and on the optical potential), we observe a jump in the cross section of the kaons whereas other observables change little. Above threshold Λ¯'s or p¯'s may be used to continue the search. This is the result of microscopic Boltzman-Uehling-Uhlenbeck calculations.
- A Stopped delta-matter source in heavy ion collisions at 10-GeV/N? (1994)
- We predict the formation of highly dense baryon-rich resonance matter in Au+Au collisions at AGS energies. The final pion yields show observable signs for resonance matter. The Delta1232 resonance is predicted to be the dominant source for pions of small transverse momenta. Rescattering e ects consecutive excitation and deexcitation of Delta's lead to a long apparent life- time (> 10 fm/c) and rather large volumina (several 100 fm3) of the Delta-matter state. Heavier baryon resonances prove to be crucial for reaction dynamics and particle production at AGS.
- "Antiflow" of antiprotons in heavy ion collisions (1994)
- In the framework of the relativistic quantum dynamics approach we investigate antiproton observables in Au-Au collisions at 10.7A GeV. The rapidity dependence of the in-plane directed transverse momentum p(y) of p's shows the opposite sigh of the nucleon flow, which has indeed recently been discovered at 10.7A GeV by the E877 group. The "antiflow" of p's is also predicted at 2A GeV and at 160 A GeV and appears at all energies also for pi's and K's. These predicted p anticorrelations are a direct proof of strong p annihilation in massive heavy ion reactions.
- Photon-photon interaction in axial channeling (1994)
- We investigate the possibility that high-energy photons are channeled, when passing through an oriented single crystal, due to Delbrück scattering. For this purpose the exact electron propagator for the single-string model is constructed. Starting from a separation of variables, we solve the Dirac equation for a cylindrical electrostatic potential. The propagator for such external fields is constructed from solutions of the radial Dirac equation. This propagator is applied to a calculation of the S matrix for Delbrück scattering. We specify the conditions under which photon channeling takes place. Unfortunately these conditions are only matched for a very small fraction of those photons being produced by channeled electrons.
- Observable consequences of chemical equilibration in energetic heavy ion collisions (1994)
- The quantum statistical model (QSM) is used to calculate nuclear fragment distributions in chemical equilibrium. Several observable isotopic effects are predicted for intermediate energy heavy ion collisions. It is demonstrated that particle ratios for different systemsdo not depend on the breakup density-the only free parameter in our model.The importance of entropy measurements is discussed. Specific particle ratios for the system Au-Au are predicted, which can be used to determine the chemical potentials of the hot midrapidity fragment source in nearly central heavy ion collisions. Pacs-Nr. 25.70 Pq
- Physics of high-energy heavy-ion collisions (1994)
- This a review of the present status of heavy-ion collisions at intermediate energies. The main goal of heavy-ion physics in this energy regime is to shed some light on the nuclear equation of state (EOS), hence we present the basic concept of the EOS in nuclear matter as well as of nuclear shock waves which provide the key mechanism for the compression of nuclear matter. The main part of this article is devoted to the models currently used for describing heavy-ion reactions theoretically and to the observables useful for extracting information about the EOS from experiments. A detailed discussion of the flow effects with a broad comparison with the avaible data is presented. The many-body aspects of such reactions are investigated via the multifragmentation break up of excited nuclear systems and a comparison of model calculations with the most recent multifragmentation experiments is presented.
- Vacuum-polarization contribution to the hyperfine-structure splitting of hydrogenlike atoms (1994)
- A calculation of the vacuum-polarization contribution to the hyperfine splitting for hydrogenlike atoms is presented. The extended nuclear charge distribution is taken into account. For the experimentally interesting case 209Bi82+ we predict a delta-lambda- -1.6 nm shift for the transition wavelength of the ground-state hyperfine splitting.
- Induced decay of composite JPC=1++ particles in atomic Coulomb fields (1994)
- The electron-positron pairs observed in heavy-ion collisions at Gesellschaft für Schwerionen-forschung Darmstadt mbH have been interpreted as the decay products of yet unknown particles with masses around 1.8 MeV. The negative results of resonant Bhabha scattering experiments, however, do not support such an interpretation. Therefore we focus on a more complex decay scenario, where the e+e- lines result from a two-collision process. We discuss the induced decay of a metastable 1++ state into e+e- pairs. For most realizations of a 1++ state such a decay in leading order can only take place in the Coulomb field of a target atom. This fact has the attractive consequence that for such a state the Bhabha bounds are no longer valid. However, the absolute value of the e+e- production cross section turns out to be unacceptably small.


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idk i think the amount of cards are overkill imo.. i wasnt able to catcth the machida-mousasi card and im missing 170 as well... 3 years ago i would be find a way to catch these live but now i dont really care too much
Oversaturated market = watered down product.
i can only imagine what would have happened if Rousey wasnt willing to fight so quick and Rashad got injured we would probably be getting Cormier vs Sonnen as the Main event of 170
I always wondered why the UFC didn't have a weekly free show on Fox or whatever, and have a PPV every 4-5 weeks. With the international expansion, deep roster, and 10 divisions I think they could pull it out. Talk to your boy Vince and model it after their rolling circus.
ok so i just read through 5 pages of thoughts from "the hardcore fan" on Dana White and the UFC. While i consider myself one of these, i am also a successful business owner and so i look at this from a completely different perspective.
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If you answer "no" to this current question, the UFC really doesn't care what you think; and nor should they. Hardcore fan or not. The people that pay for many ppv's and buy the t-shirts and the hats may be casual fans to you, but these are the people the UFC panders to for 1 obvious reason. These are the people that make the company a profitable enterprise! The UFC is not in the business of spending money to entertain you for no return. If a fighter doesn't like the new running rules he can always go fight elsewhere. The Fretitta's are in the busienss of making money. Period. Wanna bitch about Dana and the fights and all the other stuff? support the brand once in a while. I buy every PPV i watch and if i dont like the card i dont watch it pretty simple. You dont like the product, turn off your live stream or Tv or whatever else you watch it on. Companies including the UFC doesn't owe the non-consumer a damn thing.
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Tuesday, April 30, 2013
Award winning artist Ginny Versteegen announces that her oil painting series
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They came from around the world.
Dozens of animal rescue leaders such as Swasti Mukti of Indonesia met at the International Primate Protection League sanctuary in Knightsville on the weekend of April 12 to participate in the 13th biennial IPPL Supporters Meeting.
The session involved discussions on animal protection, lectures, book singings, a meet-and-greet, gibbon sanctuary tours and a silent auction.
Visitors from across the United States and 12 different countries attended. Summerville Mayor Bill Collins stopped by as well.
The IPPL sanctuary was established by Shirley McGreal, who created the sanctuary near Summerville that houses gibbons rescued from zoos, laboratories and former pets.
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Now, that the not-so-secret is out about her pregnancy, she has been tweeting her followers (affectionately named Rosebuds) about how happy she is to be with child. She also hopped on twitter earlier today to show off a photo of herself looking super cute while showing off her growing belly.
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SRQ762 - Cost Planning
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|2015 unit information
|Enrolment modes:
|Trimester 2: Waterfront (Geelong), Cloud (online)
Trimester 3: Waterfront (Geelong), Cloud (online)
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|EFTSL value:
|Cohort rule:
Students enrolled in S700 or S701 must enrol in campus mode
|Unit chair:
Melissa Chan
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|Contact hours:
Trimester 2 - Campus: 1 x 2 hour class per week, 1 x 1 hour seminar per week.
Cloud (online): Learning experiences are via CloudDeakin.
Trimester 3 - Campus: Students are required to attend a compulsory 4 hour introductory class in week 1. 1 x 2 hour revision class in week 11.
Cloud (online): Learning experiences are via CloudDeakin. Students are also required to attend face-to-face seminars at dates to be determined in Week 1.
The unit synthesizes knowledge and skills of project cost planning within the context of Australian Building and Construction Industry (ABCI) economic and macroeconomic policies which shape built environment business ecologies. The unit examines the concept of economically sustainable projects through the theory and practice of life cycle costing and evaluation. The influence of design decision making on short term construction sector production and long term asset portfolio performance in relation to capital and life cycle costs will be analysed, as students will be challenged to critique contemporary practice on major international projects. Value/cost management/engineering methodologies and project cost planning techniques will be introduced through a case study approach to allow students to explore their unique enabling role in sound economic decision making in early project phases. The unit will engage students in analysis of quality data and information as they refine their evaluative and justification skills to support client, community and professional financial objectives.
Assignments 60%, examination 40%. To be eligible to obtain a pass in this unit students must achieve at least 40% in the examination.
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PIKEVILLE, Ky. – Pike County is flood prone, and its residents are no strangers to dealing with high waters.
Homeowners in many areas of the county will be, as a result of re-mapping by the federal government, now considered to live in a floodplain.
The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), under the federal government's National Flood Insurance Program, has re-mapped Pike County's floodplain areas and residents in the newly zoned creeks and hollows are urged to buy flood insurance before the new map takes effect in April of 2013.
In an effort to inform those residents who will live in the new floodplain as a result of the re-mapping, the Pike County Government will sponsor a community open house meeting in an effort to notify all those who will be affected on Tuesday, Dec. 18, at 5 p.m. in the fiscal court room.
A release from Pike County Judge-Executive Wayne T. Rutherford's office stated the event was to allow residents to "review maps and have their address entered into a database that will determine if they will be considered in the new floodplain."
"The flood of Mother's Day 2009 and the July flood in 2010 were the same type of flood," Rutherford said. "The floods of 2009-2010 were widespread creek and stream floods, which created some new floodplains. If it's determined you're in the new floodplain, go buy flood insurance now while it's inexpensive."
At the Dec. 18 meeting, county officials will be attendance, along with Carey Johnson, Kentucky Flood Map Coordinator from the Division of Water, representatives from FEMA's Cooperating Technical Partners in Kentucky and the engineering firms that the federal government contracted to create the new maps.
"People need to purchase flood insurance now, if not it will be three or four times higher if they wait until the new map takes effect," Pike County Floodplain Coordinator Jimmy Kiser said. "Parts of the county that were never flooded will be considered in a floodplain and will be listed."
On July 6, 2012, President Obama signed the Biggert-Waters Flood Insurance Reform Act of 2012 extending the National Flood Insurance Program's authority through Sept. 30, 2017.
Rutherford added that it was important that residents recently taken into the floodplain to take advantage of the community forum and find out if they will be living in the new floodplain.
The following is comprehensive list of places taken into the floodplain as a result of the recent re-mapping:
• Island Creek, both forks, Compton Branch, Raccoon Branch
• Hurricane Creek, to the county line
• Turkey Creek, South Williamson
• Forest Hills
• Mullen Fork (Tierney)
• Pinsonfork
• Coburn Hollow
• Ballfork
• Runyons Branch
• All of Pond Creek past Ballfork
• Dial Branch, Blackberry
• Narrows Branch, Hardy
• Mudlick, Hardy
• Blackberry Fork, Hardy
• Hatfield Branch/Toler Road
• Peter Branch/Peter Fork Road
• Right Fork, Blackberry
• Left Fork, Blackberry
• Rockhouse Branch of Right Fork, Blackberry
• Old House Branch of Left Fork, Blackberry
• Little Blue Springs
• Barrenshee Creek
• Right Fork, Peter Creek
• Poplar Creek
• Big Branch off Tug Fork, Woodman Road
• Turkey Creek at Stopover/Knox Creek
• Lower Elk
• Andy Trent Branch off Tug Fork, east of Knox Creek
• Pounding Mill off Tug Fork, east of Knox Creek
• Fords Branch
• Upper Johns Creek Road to Gabriel Branch
• Calloway Branch, Right Fork of Peter Creek
• Road Fork, Right Fork of Peter Creek
• Beech Creek
• Left Fork of Peter Creek
• Smith Fork
• Paw Paw
• Hurricane Creek off Knox Creek
• Camp Creek
• Middle Elk


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Fri., March 5*
at Hamilton Bulldogs
Copps Coliseum
6:30 p.m.
Sat., March 6*
vs. Milwaukee Admirals#
Allstate Arena
7 p.m.
Sun., March 7^
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Allstate Arena
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The Wolves notched a .846 winning percentage (10-1-1-1) during the month of February to vault into first place of the West Division; Chicago - which has accrued 81 points through 61 games (38-18-1-4) this season - has already matched its point total from all of last year.
--- Paul Postma: Collected four points (G, 3A) in three games this week, which includes dishing out a career-high three assists on Sunday ... Leads Wolves blueliners with 10 goals and shares third among team defenseman with 21 points in 44 games during his professional debut this season ... Tallied 15 points (7G, 8A) in his last 18 games, after accruing six points (3G, 3A) in his previous 26 outings
--- Jamie Hunt: Potted a goal in all three games this week to extend his point streak to six games, which is a career-best; he has racked up six goals and eight points during that span, which more than doubles his point total from his previous 20 contests this season (5A) ... Ranks fourth among team blueliners with a career-most six goals and has amassed 13 points in 26 games this season
--- Spencer Machacek: Recorded three points (2G, A) in three games this week, which includes netting his fourth two-goal game of the season on Sunday ... Ranks fourth on the team with 16 goals and sixth with 35 points in 60 games this season ... Posted four goals in his last five games after potting four markers in his previous 13 outings
--- Ivan Vishnevskiy: Tallied his first goal as a member of the Wolves on Friday and has registered a point in seven of his 10 outings with Chicago since joining the team on Feb. 9 ... Ranks second among team defenseman with nine goals and paces team rearguards with 22 assists and 31 points - 24 (8G, 16A) of which came in 51 outings with the Texas Stars ... Pocketed four points (G, 3A) during a four-game point streak from Feb. 20 to Feb. 27, which matches a professional career-high
--- The Wolves outscored their opponents, 54-32, in 13 outings during the month of February, which includes collecting four or more tallies in a game in eight of those matchups; Chicago is scoring an average of 3.46 goals per game this season, which ranks second in the AHL.
--- Center Johnny Pohl matched a season-high three assists on Saturday; he has notched seven assists and eight points in his last seven games since returning to the lineup after missing eight games due to injury.
--- Goaltender Peter Mannino turned aside 25 of Rockford's 27 shots on Sunday to pick up his 11th consecutive victory; the 26-year-old netminder ranks third in the AHL with a .928 save percentage and fourth with a 2.11 goals-against average in 26 matchups this season (19-3-0).
--- The Wolves have pocketed a power-play marker in five consecutive contests (five of 26) and have bagged a man-advantage marker in 11 of their last 14 tilts overall; Chicago ranks 13th in the AHL with a 18.8 efficiency rating on the power-play (49 of 260).
--- Chicago has surrendered a power-play goal in a season-high six straight outings (17 of 24); the Wolves share eighth in the league with an 84.4 efficiency rating on the penalty kill (205 of 243).
--- For the 14th straight season, the Wolves will wear special St. Patrick's Day jerseys, sponsored by Jewel-Osco, at home games on Sun., March 7; Fri., March 12; and Sat., March 13. Fans can bid on the green jerseys worn by their favorite players in a silent auction, with the exception of four, which will be available in a raffle. Proceeds will benefit Easter Seals. For more information, call 1-800-THE-WOLVES.
Sun., Feb. 28
(at) Chicago 4, Rockford 2
--- Right wing Anthony Stewart scored with 36 seconds remaining in the second period to break a 2-2 tie and goaltender Peter Mannino shut the door the rest of the way to give Chicago a 4-2 victory over the Rockford IceHogs before 11,329 fans at the Allstate Arena
--- Right wing Spencer Machacek (2G) and defenseman Jamie Hunt also scored
--- MANNINO posted 25 saves in 11th consecutive victory
Sat., Feb. 27
(at) Milwaukee 7, Chicago 6 (OT)
--- Chicago tied the game with seven seconds remaining in regulation but dropped a 7-6 overtime decision to the Milwaukee Admirals at the Bradley Center
--- Center Johnny Pohl (3A) and defenseman Brian Sipotz (2A) posted multiple-points while six different Wolves lit the lamp
--- Goaltenders Peter Mannino (six of 10) and Drew MacIntyre (19 of 22) split time between the pipes
Fri., Feb. 26
(at) Peoria 3, Chicago 2
--- Chicago saw a 2-0 second-period lead slip away on the way to losing 3-2 to the Peoria Rivermen at Carver Arena
--- Defensemen Jamie Hunt and Ivan Vishnevskiy scored for the Wolves
--- Goaltender Drew MacIntyre posted 24 saves on 27 shots


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New documentary highlights Alcoholics Anonymous co-founderWritten by James A. Molnar | The Gold Knight | email@example.com
"Bill W.," a new documentary opening Oct. 19 at Rave Levis Commons, recounts the life of Bill Wilson, the co-founder of Alcoholics Anonymous (AA).
Filmmakers utilized actual audio and video from the co-founder to tell his story, along with interviewing more than 70 members helped by the organization, which the film says currently has 2 million members in 170 countries.
The making of "Bill W.," an almost decade-long process, started with a book.
Dan Carracino and Kevin Hanlon, co-directors and co-producers of "Bill W.," have been friends since high school and always wanted to make a movie.
The two recounted how their first movie came about during a recent cross-continental phone conversation with Toledo Free Press Star.
When Carracino got serious about making a film around eight years ago, Hanlon said he was reading a book called "Not God: A History of Alcoholics Anonymous" by Ernest Kurtz.
"As I was reading the book, I thought it was a page turner, an incredible story," Hanlon said. "Dan thought it would be a good movie, too."
After the duo decided to make a movie about Wilson, they worked on research and tried to obtain primary sources to best tell his story.
Hanlon said, however, that it was tough.
"Probably about a year and a half into it, we looked at each other and said, 'No wonder no one's ever made a film about this before.' It's an anonymous man who founded an anonymous society and we had no photos, no moving footage," he said. "It seemed like it was going to be a bit of an uphill battle."
Materials needed to make the movie eventually came to the filmmakers, Hanlon said, including archival video and audio from AA.
"The audio was actually easy to find," Carracino said. "As poor as AA's visual history is — from a documentary filmmaker's standpoint — it's almost too rich, audio-wise."
During his life, Wilson was recorded almost 100 times, Carracino said.
Visual material, however, took a long time to find, he said.
Also featured in the film are letters that Wilson wrote and interviews with members of AA.
With these interviews, the filmmakers said they wanted to preserve the organization's strong tradition of anonymity.
"Bill W." features 18 of the 70 members the pair interviewed while researching the impact of Wilson.
"Here was a picture of a man who was virtually handed a death sentence," said Hanlon, remembering the book he read before making the film. "He recounts several times how his doctor was telling his wife that within a year he would either be dead or locked up in an insane asylum because of his alcoholism — because there was no hope."
Wilson found a way out of this "death sentence" and dedicated his life to helping others in similar situations, Hanlon said.
"I think without a question Alcoholics Anonymous was one of the most important things in his life," Hanlon said. "He never said, 'No.'"
What the filmmakers said surprised them both while working to tell Wilson's story were the ongoing sacrifices made by the co-founder, both personally and financially.
"He wants to carve out a life of his own, but every time he tries to do it, there is some other challenge, some genuine need for the fellowship," said Carracino, noting that Wilson, who died in 1971, had no regrets for continuing to help.
Wilson lost his house to foreclosure and lived with others during the early days of AA, according to the movie.
"One of the biggest prices that he pays is the sense of financial security," Carracino said. "He forwent all of that for the good of the fellowship."
By the end of "Bill W.," audiences are left with a story of human connection, Hanlon said.
"I think they are going to be surprised by the emotion the film carries," Carracino said.
"Some people may go to this movie and come away with a sense of the impact that one person's life may have," Hanlon said.
The best way to show Wilson's legacy is to show the people affected, Hanlon said.
"This guy really did a lot of good with his life," Carracino said. "There is something very inspiring about the man's life."
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Review: 'Bill W.'
Bill Wilson, co-founder of Alcoholics Anonymous, is the subject of a new documentary opening Oct. 19. The documentary utilizes actual audio of Wilson to tell the story and struggle of the man working to help others, even if he himself suffered.
At many times in the movie, the filmmakers point out that Lois, Wilson's wife, could have easily chosen to leave her husband. They were together for more than half a century. She stuck by him during his lifelong battle with alcoholism and also the financial struggle that came while trying to start the organization.
What audiences witness onscreen is a well-researched movie that takes advantage of pictures, letters, audio and video of Wilson to tell his story.
This man was a great orator and what he has to say is very compelling. The re-enactments throughout the film provide a good visual aid to the audio.
"Bill W." also features interviews with former and current members of AA. These interviews give the best picture of Wilson with the testimonies of members who explain how the organization changed their lives.
The filmmakers have created a documentary proving the genre can be as compelling as fictional movies at the box office, if not more so. (Not rated.)
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—James A. Molnar
Toledo Free Press Lead Designer and Film Editor James A. Molnar blogs about all things Oscar at TheGoldKnight.com. Watch him discuss movies on "WNWO Today" around 5:50 a.m. on Fridays.
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This is the latest of our 30 team previews, which will run through March 19. Previous: Kansas City Royals preview. Next: Minnesota Twins preview.
Sure, he won two World Series rings and posted a 744-552 record in eight seasons as Boston Red Sox manager, but Terry Francona checked out of Fenway Park after the 2011 season under a dark cloud.
Not only did a 7-20 record in September cost Boston a playoff berth, but his exit was marked by a clubhouse controversy, too.
After spending last year in the ESPN broadcast booth, Francona is charged with turning around the Cleveland Indians. The franchise has suffered through four consecutive losing seasons and has been a nonfactor in the AL Central race.
Still, Francona says he is ready for the challenge. And after a year away from managing, his energy level is high.
"You go back to September of '11, and that was tough, man," Francona says. "The way things ended was difficult. I thought stepping back was probably a smart thing. It's not necessarily the easiest thing in the world to tell yourself you need to do that, but it was, I think, really healthy for me.
"I know I get back into it now feeling like I'm better prepared to do the job correctly because it's got to be almost 24 hours a day to do it right."
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Francona will first concentrate on pumping some life into an Indians pitching staff that had the AL's highest ERA (4.78) last season. Thanks to some big offseason additions, he will have an easier time inspiring an offense that ranked second to last in the league with 667 runs.
General manager Chris Antonetti has done his part to address many of the roster issues. He signed free-agent slugger/strikeout machine Mark Reynolds to DH, convinced free-agent first baseman Nick Swisher to join the squad, added free-agent DH/pinch hitter Jason Giambi and acquired infielder Mike Aviles. And then Antonetti spent big on free-agent center fielder Michael Bourn to improve the up-the-middle defense and lead off. Finally, he added a trio of veteran rotation candidates in Brett Myers, Daisuke Matsuzaka and Scott Kazmir.
Antonetti also jumped in on a three-way trade with the Arizona Diamondbacks and Cincinnati Reds. The Indians acquired starting pitcher Trevor Bauer, outfielder Drew Stubbs, and relievers Matt Albers and Bryan Shaw. In exchange, Cleveland parted with right fielder Shin-Soo Choo, utility infielder Jason Donald, reliever Tony Sipp and first baseman Lars Anderson.
WITRADO: Don't pencil in the Indians for the postseason yet
Justin Masterson remains Cleveland's No. 1 starter, but the righthander disappointed last season after going 12-10 with a 3.21 ERA in 2011. No. 2 starter Ubaldo Jimenez likely has one more season to show he can recapture the ace form he displayed with the Colorado Rockies in 2010.
Offensively, the Indians acquired the power bat they were looking for in late December, when Swisher signed a four-year, $56 million deal. They'll welcome the 24 homers he averaged over the past four seasons with the New York Yankees.
Catcher Carlos Santana led Cleveland with just 18 homers last season, but there should be much more firepower with the additions of Swisher and Reynolds. Elsewhere in the lineup, shortstop Asdrubal Cabrera, left fielder Michael Brantley, second baseman Jason Kipnis and Stubbs will help fill the power void left by the departures of Choo and Travis Hafner.
1. CF Michael Bourn
2. SS Asdrubal Cabrera
3. 2B Jason Kipnis
4. 1B Nick Swisher
5. C Carlos Santana
6. DH Mark Reynolds
7. LF Michael Brantley
8. 3B Lonnie Chisenhall
9. RF Drew Stubbs
RHP Justin Masterson
RHP Ubaldo Jimenez
RHP Brett Myers
RHP Zach McAllister
LHP Scott Kazmir/RHP Carlos Carrasco/RHP Trevor Bauer
RHP * Chris Perez
* Could begin the regular season on the disabled list
Mr. Dependable: Nick Swisher. He has yet to play a regular season game for Cleveland, but Swisher already is the face of the new Tribe. A native Ohioan, he was given the big contract and will hit in the heart of the order. Swisher can be counted on to produce, too. He has hit 20-plus homers in each of the past eight seasons, with a .350-plus on-base percentage in six of those seasons.
X-factor: Ubaldo Jimenez. Since trading for Jimenez in 2011, the Indians have been waiting for him to return to the form that earned him the NL All-Star start in 2010. But Jimenez hasn't delivered. In 42 starts for Cleveland, he is 13-21 with a 5.32 ERA. After bolstering their lineup, the Indians need Jimenez to pitch like an ace to threaten in the AL Central.
On deck: Trevor Bauer. Arizona drafted Bauer with the third overall pick in 2011 but, not thrilled with his attitude, dealt him to the Indians in the offseason. Cleveland was happy to take him. Bauer could start the season in the minors but should reach the majors in 2013. He dominated in the minors last season, going 12-2 with a 2.42 ERA in 22 starts.
— Stan McNeal
OFFENSE: Bourn fills the leadoff void, and Swisher will bring some much-needed power. The Indians have a promising young trio in Brantley, Santana and Kipnis.
DEFENSE: Cleveland is solid up the middle with Santana at catcher, Kipnis at second base, Cabrera at shortstop and Bourn in center field. The outfield features three center fielders.
ROTATION: Bauer is the promising young arm the Indians have been looking for, but he needs polish. Masterson and Jimenez must rebound, and Kazmir could surprise.
BULLPEN: Chris Perez can be a dominant closer and, rotation willing, should get more save chances. Acquiring Albers and Shaw adds good depth.
BENCH: Aviles never has been able to break through and win a starting job, but he can play all over the field and be productive.
A major league scout analyzes C Carlos Santana:
"He's versatile, and he can be a dynamic offensive player. If he's healthy, he can be one of the more valuable players in the division. He's a catcher who can switch-hit and put up some pretty big offensive numbers. Obviously, the Indians have played him at first base (and DH some), more to help rest him a little bit and preserve his health. He had a little bit of a down year in 2012, but there wasn't much protection for him in the lineup. He's still one of the better young players in the division."
The Indians struck out just 1,087 times in 2012, the third-lowest mark in the majors. The offseason additions of Mark Reynolds and Drew Stubbs add 325 to that number, which would put them at No. 1. Both players ranked in the top 12.
What could go right: If the offense gets the expected boost and a few of the starting pitchers return to past form, there will be hope of at least a winning record.
What could go wrong: The rotation could underachieve, the bridge to Perez could collapse and lineup shuffling could create problems.
Bottom line: Francona is a proven winner and won't face the pressure in Cleveland that he did in Boston. He will, however, be dealing with a less talented roster. If Francona can guide his first Indians team to a winning record, he'll deserve manager of the year consideration.
Scot Gregor covers baseball for the Chicago Daily Herald. This feature also appears in Sporting News' 2013 Baseball Yearbook.


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'Tis the season for corny Holiday Cards. You know what I'm talking about, the ones with pictures of you and your family on the front. The whole ordeal has so much drama-rama! Parents dragging you to the mall, putting you and your siblings in matching sweaters, and having to smile in front of a cheesy backdrop. All this drama, just so your parents can send that photograph Christmas card to all your friends and family, letting them know what kind of grades you got in school this year. (Shudder!)
Not to be a Grinch, but those photo cards are a big Bah Humbug!
This year, the Bratz and I are making our own Holiday cards! We think you should, too!!
Here's how to do it the Bratzie way:
Get your group of girls together and raid each other's closets for the most fabulous or outrageous outfits imagineable! Don't be afraid to get silly! Wigs! Shoulder pads! Your mom's ratty old slippers from the 1980s!
Dress up in all the hilarious mix 'n match styles and then ask your parents or older siblings to take awesome group photos of you with your besties!
Next, download the FREE Bratz Cam App. You can get to it here:
This will let you add fabulous fierceness to your photos by enhancing them with our awesome filters, borders and stickers!
Last, take the final photo and show it to your parents. When they go to print their holiday cards, ask them to print you 20 of your own holiday cards with your fab photo on the front for you to hand out to your friends at school!
Last, decorate your locker or cubby hole with the fab holiday card so you can remember that fun day with your friends all year long!


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Tint law in PA is supposed to be 70% VLT and no reflective tint.
That said, you can likely fight the ticket and win, but that doesn't mean you won't be pulled over again and have to fight it again in court - at some point it just isn't worth the hassle.
Tint is more likely to be stopped for speeding.
Sporty car - Mustang - is more likely to be stopped for speeding than non-sporty car - Taurus.
|Move to Colorado,we have a 27% limit on all windows (I have 20%,15% on back window on my Focus,same on the STI,15% on my truck) and I've been pulled over 20x in 25 years and not once was my tint ever mentioned but it does help to roll down all the windows on the side the cop is approaching and maybe even have your dome lights on since then the cop isn't concerned about your windows and you gave him the courtesy of making him feel safer.
|I have 20% in PA and have been pulled over once by a state trooper on I-80 in the mountains. I received a warning for the tint. But I found it quite comical because I was doing 95 in a 70 and he says "sir I pulled you over because you have tinted windows." My wife and I had a good laugh about that.
Note that only sunscreening "which does not permit a person to see or view the inside of the vehicle" is prohibited.
If (e) (1) really prohibited all sun screening, then even out of state drivers who complied with all State and Federal Laws would be prohibited from driving in PA. If the Federal Government and other States permits something related to interstate commerce, PA cannot restrict it in that manner.
The Inspection Regulations, in accordance with the Vehicle Code, do not prohibit sun-screening unless it is non-transparent, meaning you cannot see through it.
Although the term transparent might seem vague, the Regulations in Appendix C further define Reflectance and Transmittance, and permit sun screening with a reflectance of 35% or less.
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These regs are EXTREMELY vague and could be interpreted 10,000 different ways. I'm not sure how dark your tint is, but if it's 35% or lighter, it should be legal and you could fight it.
Older brother once told me "it ain't fair, but anything you do while driving or put on your car to draw attention is another reason you could get pulled over".
Gave the example of getting ticketed once for "crossing a solid line" from touching a white line. Excuse to pull over & check out a young guy driving late at night in that case was his evaluation later, after he complained to Dad & cooled off.
IIRC I was complaining about marginal speeding tickets in my sporty looking little red hatchback at the time.
You mean, like someone driving around with tinted windows threatening people? Or actually shooting people?
Just remember, its not a "real crime" to you, but to an officer who has been shot at by a vehicle with tinted windows, it IS a clear and present threat, irregardless of whether other vehicles have darker tint or not.
I know its frustrating, but also, keep in mind, you have no idea if those other vehicles with tint darker than yours ACTUALLY are getting away with it. For all you know, they may get as many tickets or more than you do for their tint. And to be truthful, yes, targeting tint can be frustrating for drivers, but police only enforce the laws as they are written by politicians. If you don't like the current tint law, get people to sign a petition to have the law changed.
Finally, YOUR attitude towards the officer can also play a HUGE factor in whether you even get a ticket or not. If you are polite, friendly and apologetic, you might not even get a ticket. If you cop an attitude, act like he should "go catch a donut instead of bothering you" or things like that, he'll come down harder.
That is where the issue is. In the state of Pa, the law states that it must allow 70% of light within the cabin of the vehicle. Then it also states as long as the cabin can be seen into, it is considered legal, I'm paraphrasing.
Mine was dark, don't get me wrong, but it wasn't as dark as others or some factory tinted windows. You could see me thru it, hell people would comment that it wasn't dark enough to hide the baby seat in the back. haha
I understand what you are saying, the problem I have is that an officer should be more concerned about actual issues that could cause accidents or people endangering others lives. Go catch a speeder, or a donut. If my only offense is that I have tint on my windows, leave me the hell alone.
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We offer three convenient ways to purchase tickets: online, in person and over the phone.
To purchase tickets online, make your selection from Single Events and choose your event. Also you can choose from Wildcat Athletics for all tickets to sporting events or Theatre Arts for all tickets for Theatre. Questions? See the FAQs under Resources.
To purchase tickets in person please visit the Wildcat Shop located in the Student Union & Recreation center or CWU's Welcome Center on the corner of University Way and Pine Street. Welcome Center hours are M-F 8 a.m.-5 p.m.
Want to purchase over the phone? Call the Wildcat Tickets line at (509) 963-1429.