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Bronx Borough President Adolfo Carrion along with The Hub Third Avenue Business Improvement District and ILM Marketing Group will close the celebration of this year's Hispanic Heritage Month with the Latin Fest 2008.
The festival will feature recording artist Raulín Rosendo, salsa singers Javier Luis and Ronny Mercedes, live Mexican mariachi, merengue bands and Hispanic pop music artists. There will also be folkloric dance presentations, children's activities, food and more.
Free. The fest will run from noon to 7 p.m., Saturday, October 11, at 149th - 154th streets on Third Avenue.
For more information, (718) 618-0733.
According to the 2000 Census, the largest Hispanic population in New York resides in The Bronx county with a total population of approximately 700,000 Latinos out of the entire 1.4 million Bronx residents.
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Meteorologists predict active 2011 hurricane season with more impact on U.S.
STATE COLLEGE, Pa. - Florida and sections of the Eastern seaboard are included in the areas of higher concern for a more active 2011 hurricane season, predict AccuWeather.com Hurricane Center meteorologists.
Around 15 total storms are predicted this year, with eight of these becoming hurricanes; three of which will develop into major hurricanes. Meteorologists predict more impact on the U.S. coastline than last year.
As with most Atlantic hurricane seasons, the areas where storms are most likely to make landfall shift as the season progresses.
For example, the main risk area will move from the Gulf Coast to the East Coast, including the Florida peninsula.
"It looks like we're going to have some chances here on the East Coast, particularly the Carolinas down into the Southeast," said Paul Pastelok, expert senior meteorologist and hurricane forecaster. "Mid to late season, we're probably going to see more action on the Southeast coast and particularly Florida."
Another higher concern area during the middle to late part of the season along the East Coast is South Florida.
AccuWeather.com Expert Senior Meteorologist Dan Kottlowski said an area of high pressure over the Atlantic that helps to guide tropical storms may steer more storms to this area.
"[The high pressure] may weaken or actually reposition itself a little bit to the northeast as we get later in the season, which would allow more of a storm track closer to Florida and also up the East Coast," he said. "What we see is a clustering of storm impacts over the southeastern U.S., and that's the reason why we earmarked this as a concerned area."
As for the coastline from the Carolinas to southern New England, Kottlowski said there isn't much of a chance for a storm to hit this year.
"September and August, which bode higher chances for impact on the Northeast coast, we don't see the pattern setting up that would favor a large number of storms moving up the East Coast," he said. "We see more impact over the Southeast coast than anything else."
However, during a given year, early season storms can hit anywhere.
"In many of these years that we look at climatologically, you can have one or two early season tropical cyclones almost anywhere in the basin," Kottlowski said.
The East Coast from New England north to the Canadian Maritimes is also at risk for tropical activity as the season progresses and ocean temperatures increase, though Kottlowski said water temperatures are not as warm as they were last year. Warm ocean water helps tropical storms to develop.
"I think as we get later into the season ... those water temperatures will come up. We do have a chance at seeing an impact in the mid-Atlantic states to New England," Pastelok said.
Tropical storms had a minimal impact on the U.S. coastline last year, but northern New England and Canada were affected by Hurricane Earl and Hurricane Igor. Igor was retired as a tropical cyclone name in March.
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Knowing what I went thru, I'm still glad I did it. I was in the class of patients whose need for the new knees was a bit of a stretch. I still functioned on the old knees, but they were becoming more and more problematic each 6 month visit to Dr. The 3 months post op and PT period was painful and frustrating with the lack of progress. I frequently lamented "why did I do it". I was lucky in that I just retired, so I wasn't forced to do more activity than I could bear. But with dedicated ongoing PT (tread mill and 5# ankle weights) at home, I've gotten to the point I'm at where I don't really think about the new knees.
In summary, 1) I believe that doing both knees at same time was good decision. Knowing myself, I would not volunteer to go thru the post op/PT process again a second time to do the knees sequentially. 2) My dr's opinion of length of time for recovery is differrent than mine. His definition of recovery is walking, check, driving, check, range of motion 120 deg, check: you're good to go in his eyes. Those milestones were achieved within 8 weeks, but the recovery still goes on.
Surprises that really impacted me: 45 lb weight loss immediately post op really had me worried. It stopped, but never really diagnosed why it happened. I'm currently 205lbs, should be less, but going down to 175lbs really had me freaked. I developed diabetic issues while in hospital, now under control.
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Looking back, I wish the Dr was straight with me on the length of time of the post op impacts. He was correct, I was walking within days. That I'd be dealing with clicking patella forever, no mention. That I'd be a year down the road before I'd be back to normal activities, no clear explanation. That I'd have to hang on the banisters to get up steps after 4 months, no word. I still needed to do the operations, but there would be less anxiety.
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An evening with Chanticleer, and PWC
I've seen Chanticleer perform about five times in recent years, and I'm always transported. Last night's concert at MemChu was the best I've ever heard.
All evening, the singers had exquisite harmonies and a clarity of tone as pure as the surface of a lake. Every song made me catch my breath. It's a pleasure to initiate a newcomer, too; my mother had never heard Chanticleer before, and she listened as silently as a rapt child throughout. It was a nice role reversal.
I knew the concert would be special when the 12 singers entered in groups carrying candles, singing the 15th-century "Veni, veni Emmanuel." Each group had such a flawless blend that at first I thought only one man was singing. Any choral singer can tell you how difficult that is.
Other works of early music, the hymn "Adeste Fideles," and the syncopated, dance-like Spanish "Serenissima una noche" were among the selections in the first act folding easily together, each piece highlighted by the obvious joy the men take in their music. So many classical concerts are smothered with stillness and poker faces. Here, the men wore smiles or looks of rapture at what seemed like favorite passages. One appeared captivated by three soloists at one point, his eyes half-closed. All the singers do a sprightly toe hop before bowing.
My favorite choral experience anywhere, at any time, is Chanticleer singing Franz Biebl's "Ave Maria." Three soloists and the rest of the choir pass the melodic, warm music back and forth as though handling a beloved flag. The piece is a regular in the group's repertoire, but you wouldn't have known that by last night's performance. The men sang it with veneration and discovery, as though it were the first time. I didn't think they'd mind that I got choked up.
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My only critique of the concert: I wanted more solos from bass Eric Alatorre, he of the elaborate mustache. His resonant voice is such a delightful contrast to the sopranos and altos.
Still, I greatly enjoyed the soprano voice of Chanticleer's newest member, Gregory Peebles. In "My Soul Magnifies the Lord Op. 40, No. 1" by Pavel Chesnokov, which the program notes describe as "a type of soloistic arioso accompanied by choir," Peebles set a gentle vibrato free-flying up into heights most men could never dream of.
This was my second choral concert in a week. Last Saturday I was at the Peninsula Women's Chorus winter performance at St. Mark's. A couple of the pieces were a bit quirky for my taste, but I was taken with the seven movements of Veljo Tormis's "Autumn Landscapes." The PWC often sings the works of this Estonian composer.
I enjoyed the atmospheric feel of the pieces. The chorus' deft control of dynamics added to the drama, and I could feel the melancholy of falling leaves, the billowing of the wind.
The PWC repeats the program this Saturday at Santa Clara University at 8 and this Sunday at St. Patrick's Seminary at 3. And Chanticleer is performing all over the place in California over the next few weeks.
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An anonymous reader writes: It appears that schools within the Australian state of Queensland are going to be required to teach Intelligent Design as part of their Ancient History studies. While it is gratifying to note that it isn't being taught in science classes (since it most certainly isn't a science), one wonders what role a modern controversy can possibly serve within a subject dedicated to a period of history which occured hundreds of years before Darwin proposed his groundbreaking theory?
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Binghamton vs. Drexel
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Drexel All-America candidate Bruce Bickford came up big for the Dragons. The senior made 11 saves in the cage, including four in the final period. Binghamton came up with all three face-offs in the fourth and kept the pressure on the Dragons. The Bearcats had defeated the Dragons in each of the last two trips the Dragons made to Binghamton.
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Drexel's Greg Casey scored the first goal of the contest midway through the first period. Colin Ambler was credited with his sixth assist of the season on the play. Binghamton tied it up in the second quarter when Boyce set up Steven Carlson.
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Investigator Patrick A. Hathaway said Friday morning that the agencys report about the accident would be completed later in the day, with the finding of fault directed toward tractor-trailer driver James A. Mills Jr., Myerstown, Pa., for his inattention.
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The southbound rig driven by Mr. Mills, 45, carrying a full load of yogurt, went into a skid on freshly placed pavement, just south of Fox Ranch Road, and crashed into a vehicle that was stopped in a line of traffic being delayed for the repaving project. A succession of rear-end collisions followed, with a car and a state Department of Transportation pickup becoming engulfed in flames.
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There has been criticism about the alleged inadequacy of warning signage placed in the repaving zone by Barrett Paving Materials, Inc., of Watertown, which was contracted by the state for the project. Five days after the tragedy, Mr. Hathaway said the state DOT inspected placement of warning signs before the crash occurred and determined they conformed to DOT standards.
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Last July I visited Portland for the first time. My friends Caroline and Jayden of Woodnote Photography roadtripped out from their home in Wisconsin. When they arrived in Stumptown, we all continued to the coast for a visit with Kinfolk Magazine founders Nathan and Katie Williams. In case you're not familiar with Kinfolk, its focus is on small gatherings–so when Nathan and Katie beckon, you call.
When the Woodnotes and I reached the coast, memories of my childhood came flooding back to me. I used to camp the beaches of Oregon with my family. The moisture hangs so heavy in the air, it's like a saltwater rainforest. Once we were caught in a downpour so sudden and strong that a stream burst through our tent. Yes these shores are a part of this country, but they feel not of this world.
Then, brunch with Nathan and Katie. It's hard to put these two into words, but their actions say what my linguistic shortcomings cannot. They welcomed us–relative strangers–into their home and served us hot scones, German pancakes, and thick, black coffee. After our meal we walked on the sand and lost all sense of time. I can still hear the crash of waves. It truly was one of those forever days.
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The long-term recovery costs after the recent storms in the Westcountry could soar to £16million, the region's flood and coastal committee has been told.
Concerns have also emerged that flood defence staff have been so preoccupied with clearing out muck and debris this winter that routine maintenance work is building up and defence schemes could soon miss Government reliability targets.
Councils across the region have voted to up their levy contributions by 10% to help cope with the damage amid claims that the severe weather has "blown out of the water" any Environment Agency revenue budget plans.
The revelations came as Government claims that it is spending more than ever before on flood defences were labelled "misleading" after figures showed that Defra funding had actually reduced.
Prime Minister David Cameron's claims of a four-year increase from £2.1billion to £2.3billion included the last year of Labours financial commitments, when spending reached a high of £670 million.
Leading councillors and flood defence experts were briefed today as to the "stark" reality of the damage to defence "assets" such as breakwaters, piers and harbour walls.
Although less than 200 properties were flooded, compared to almost 1,500 in winter 2012, the cost of rebuilding structures such as Portreath's grade-two listed finger pier will be considerable.
Robert Van de Noort, chairman of the South West Regional Flood Defence Committee, told the Western Morning News "a lot of assets had been seriously damaged".
He said so many Environment Agency staff had been busy "cleaning screens and keeping things going" that essential maintenance was not being done.
"I think we can just about make it (within the budget) this year but the backlog of maintenance can increase over time," he added.
Philip Rees, who represents coastal issues on the group, told the meeting in Exeter that the issue of overspend on maintenance was a ticking "time bomb".
Operations manager at the Environment Agency Steve Douglas said without further investment the region would soon drop below the Government's 97% target for the success of flood defence assets.
"We are not taking about immediate failure of assets because they are well managed but we are creeping towards that target," he added.
The five local authorities in Devon and Cornwall voted to increase their levy contribution by £75,000 this year to a total of £850,000.
Councils believe it could produce up to £400,000 in new flood defence schemes, calling the rise a "no brainer".
Meanwhile, the national row over flood defence funding intensified with critics calling for an apology from the Prime Minister and his Environment Secretary, Owen Paterson.
Friends of the Earth climate campaigner Guy Shrubsole said: "They must apologise, but most of all they need to get serious about defending the country from increasing flooding as climate change worsens.
"This means greater investment in flood defences and reversing damaging cuts to the Environment Agency."
Shadow environment secretary Maria Eagle said the contradiction was "humiliating for David Cameron and Owen Paterson.
"The Prime Minister must now stop repeating his misleading claim that more is being spent in the current four year period than in the previous four years, when these new figures reveal that is simply not true" she added.


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MOKPO, South Korea (AP) -- Six people are now confirmed dead, but there are fears that many more victims will be found in the aftermath of the sinking of a South Korean ferry carrying nearly 500 people -- many of them high school students on a class trip.
Nearly 300 are still missing after the ferry sank today off the southern coast of South Korea. Divers, helicopters and boats are continuing to search for possible survivors.
One survivor says as the ferry filled with water and listed on its side, the crew told passengers to wait for rescuers. But he says he and some other passengers floated to an exit as their breathing room disappeared, and they swam to a nearby fishing boat.
Another survivor says he's sure many people were trapped inside the ferry as the water rushed in, and that the severe tilt of the vessel kept them from reaching the exits. He tells a broadcaster (YTN) that more people might have escaped, had the crew not told people to remain in place.
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The guys who brought you There's Something About Mary and Dumb and Dumber strike again with a gut-busting farce that's "just too funny" (Los Angeles Times)! Woody Harrelson, Randy Quaid and Vanessa Angel come up winners in this riotous, joke-a-second comedy with plenty of balls. Harrelson is Roy Munson, a pro bowler who seems destined for greatness, or as close to greatness as a bowler can get. But after a run-in with angry competitors, Roy finds himself sadder, wiser and minus his bowling hand! Years later, he meets the naive Ishmael (Quaid), an Amish bowling whiz. Together they set out for a million-dollar tournament in Reno, and along the way pick up Claudia (Angel), a sexy vixen with brains, attitude and really big…ideas. With her help, they make it to the tournament. But will Roy and Ishmael win the big match and score fame and fortune…or will all their hopes and dreams go barreling down the gutter?
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'Beachside Loft' accommodation has been recommended in the 2009 'East Coast Australia' Lonely Planet Guide.
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- Our guests comment on the spectacular water views from their private east facing deck, and have been known to 'spot' a pod of dolphins
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The Rio Pecos Kennel Club held its fifth annual Shamrock Wag-n- Walk, Saturday, at Cahoon Park. Rocky Point Ranch and Roswell Animal Welfare Alliance sponsored the event.
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Growth: A. Given more opportunity than he's ever received, Ibaka responded by averaging career-highs in points, rebounds, assists, free-throw attempts, 3-pointers made and field-goal percentage. Following the loss of James Harden, Ibaka expanded his game to be more of a threat offensively, while also developing more discipline on the defensive end.
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Versatility: B. Defensively, Ibaka began the season showing improved technique on faceup forwards like Blake Griffin and Dirk Nowitzki. By the end of the year, Ibaka was bumping and battling on the low block with the likes of Zach Randolph. At the other end, Ibaka would reveal a gorgeous baseline turnaround jumper on one possession before knocking down a 3-pointer on the next. He had his growing pains trying to master it all, but Ibaka didn't receive nearly enough credit for his versatility.
Fundamentals: B. Many laughed when Ibaka finished second in Defensive Player of the Year voting a season ago. Said he lacked discipline and was too frequently out of position. Well, he must have been listening. Ibaka went to work on those areas and learned from his past mistakes. He was much sounder defensively this year, whether guarding his man, the pick-and-roll or the weak side. Most impressively, Ibaka did it without fouling. The former foul machine averaged just 3.1 fouls per 36 minutes. After averaging 5.3 fouls per 36 minutes as a rookie, this was the fourth straight season that Ibaka decreased his per-36-minute foul rate.
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BEACHWOOD -- The National Council of Jewish Women's 44th annual Designer Dress Days begins today.
New or gently worn women's clothing, jewelry, handbags, furs, and accessories will be available. The event helps support NCJW Cleveland's many programs benefiting women, children, and families.
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'Thrill Me' - Facial Recognition and Anxiety Mapping
'Thrill Me' is a content discovery system for smart TV's and tablets that uses facial recognition to judge anxiety repsonse for scary movies… Cool huh?
Portal CEO Julain McCrea, describes Thrill Me;
"Users anxiety levels are measured, then Thrill Me presents you with two film trailers and measures your facial expressions and level of empathy. Then Thrill Me comes back with a recommendation on which to one watch, depending on which you are more thrilled by."
Thrill Me is just the front tip of a slate of productions coming down the pipe at Portal, delivering immerisve entertainment that wraps the audience up in dark thriller, supernatural and horror experiences.
A video interview segment for The Guardian explores "how two startups and one well known book publisher are using digital technologies and matching up disciplines from publishing and gaming to transform literature and storytelling." View the video here.
Thrill Me was also covered by VodPro : "allows users to choose between horror, thriller, mystery and suspense content using the camera in their laptop, device or mobile phone. The average person spends 10 minutes a day just trying to find something to watch, according to research by Digitalsmiths. This adds up to two and a half days a year, and Thrill Me aims to tackle the issue of content discovery."
Thrill Me is also part of a bigger Portal Entertainment strategy of understanding how audiences engage with high-stakes storytelling at an emotional level and using that to inform the way we conceive, develop, write and execute interactive, immerisve entertainment.
Yeah, we just want to scare you better!
BeetTV covered the MIPTV conference in Cannes this year where Portal were showing off Thrill Me and here Julain talks about the road from observation, to idea, to research to execution.


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Indiana Governor Mike Pence announced an innovation in penology, which is the practice of incarceration, at a central Indiana prison; Construction on the B Line begins tomorrow; Today, the U.S. Supreme Court announced that it would not hear an appeal from the state of Indiana, together with four other states, to district court rulings against same-sex marriage legal bans in these states.
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Ice Stories: Dispatches from Polar Scientists
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Welcome to Ice Stories: Dispatches from Polar Scientists, where you'll meet penguin biologists, glaciologists, cosmologists, geologists, and marine scientists working in Antarctica and the Arctic. We've given them cameras and asked them to document their adventures, in real time, so you can follow their research, ask questions, and share in their discoveries as they occur. This experiment, in celebration of the International Polar Year (2007-08), gives you an up-close-and-personal look at research in extreme environments through the thoughts and experiences of the scientists working there. We'll post their photos, videos, and blogs on this site.
The adventure begins in Antarctica in November 2007 with a series of Webcasts from the South Pole and the McMurdo and Palmer research stations. It continues for two years, shifting polar locations to the Arctic in summer. In winter 2008-09, we'll return to Antarctica. Join us and see what it's really like to be a research scientist at the top or bottom of the world.
Visit the site and join them for some upcoming webcasts from Antartica.
January 4th, 2008, 1:00 PM PST – Ice Stories: Palmers Research Station
January 11th, 2008, 1:00 PM PST – Ice Stories: Balloon Research
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January 25th, 2008 1:00 PM PST – Ice Stories: Penguins
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Avoid changing names of OS X home folder directories
The user's home folder in OS X contains a number of default directories including the Documents, Downloads, Desktop, Library, Movies, Music, and Pictures folders. While these locations do not have to be used to store your files, even if you rarely use these folders to store your files we recommend you do not rename or remove them.
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The baseball season provides each team with 162 opportunities to either right wrongs or sink further into the abyss. Each day yields a fresh set of results in need of analysis and dissection, hence why it's sometimes difficult to locate a specific turning point – the one game or one injury that led to the dynamic being altered.
With the eulogies and excuses in full gear regarding the pitfalls and shortcomings of the 2011 Boston Red Sox – no truth to the rumor that the Farrelly brothers are fast at work on their next project, a sequel to "Fever Pitch" titled "A Stupor of a September" – the time has arrived for fans and sports writers alike to sift through the ashes left behind from this calamitous collapse and try to figure out where it all went wrong.
From this observer's vantage point, you had a sense trouble was brewing for Boston long before the geese started making plans to head south for the winter. Circle in red and place a rubber stamp on June 16, the last time Clay Buchholz started a game.
In a season in which injuries were commonplace and the team's overall competitive fire was called into question much too often, not having Buchholz for the final 3½ months was simply a loss too much for the BoSox to overcome. The righthander served as a perfect compliment to rotation mates Jon Lester and Josh Beckett while simultaneously helping to cover up the woefulness that was John Lackey and the little bang for the buck Daisuke Matsuzaka provided.
In short, Buchholz was the perfect No. 3 starter. Save for the Philadelphia Phillies and their quartet of aces, a team in Boston's position should be able to live off three dependable starting pitchers and hope to receive some sort of contribution on the days Lester, Beckett and Buchholz weren't scheduled to pitch.
The Red Sox were possessors of the best record in the American League on June 16, their 41-27 mark 1 ½ games better than the Yankees and 5 ½ in front of those no-quit Rays. They had an offense producing at a high clip coupled with three-fifths of a rotation that was solid as the Rock of Gibraltar (Beckett, Lester and Buchholz), one-fifth porous (Lackey) and one-fifth up in the air (whoever was assuming Mazsuzaka's slot at that particular moment).
You know the script from here on out: Buchholz was out of commission with what was first ruled a back injury later revealed to be a stress fracture. The change in diagnosis doesn't even begin to explain just how detrimental the loss of Buchholz was to a pitching staff – both starters and relievers – that was on borrowed time just as the season started to spiral completely out of control.
Through 14 starts Buchholz averaged 5.9 innings per start. According to billy-ball.com, American League starters typically provide 6.1 innings. Despite falling under this metric's definition of average, Buchholz made up for it in other areas (6-3 with a 3.48 ERA at the time of his injury). The Red Sox were also 9-5 in games Buchholz started, a sign that more often than not, the pitcher placed the team in favorable or nearly-favorable conditions by the time he departed for the showers.
Buchholz's prolonged absence created a rippling effect that stretched from Pawtucket and beyond. The task of replacing his output fell upon a number of highly ineffective replacements who left manager Terry Francona little choice but to dip into his bullpen much too sooner on many a night.
From strictly a rotational standpoint, the Sox went into the summer months with just two reliable starters in Lester and Beckett. Lackey was reliable in the sense that you knew Francona was going to give him an opportunity to redeem himself once every fifth day, knowing full well the idea of placing a pitcher making over $15 million into the bullpen would likely destroy an already fragile ego. Alas, Lackey was lacking in filling the void Buchholz' barking back created.
Boston gave Andrew Miller 12 starts to see if he could stem the tide, but the lefty only provided 4.9 innings per start. The reality check Baseball Prospectus writer Kevin Goldstein provided during a preseason interview rang loud and clear in this scribe's mind every time Miller struggled with his command and failed to get through five innings: "He's a guy who's been in the deep weeds for years now. Very few of those guys ever come out of that."
The Red Sox probably went into the days not started by Lester and Beckett knowing full well that it would probably serve the team's best interest to have every possible relief option at the ready just in case. As it became clearer that Buchholz as a starter wasn't going to return, the dynamic of the Sox' rotation shifted. Instead of being three-fifths full, it was now three-fifths running on fumes.
It was guys like Miller, Lackey, Erik Bedard, rookie Kyle Weiland and Mr. 200 Tim Wakefield who placed an incredible burden on Boston's relief corps. Instead of entering the game in the sixth or seventh inning, the phone would ring in the fifth with the request that someone needs to get warmed up and fast.
With the bullpen now responsible for covering an additional starter, it shouldn't come a surprise that the entire unit spent all of September in a state of flux. Matt Albers was the victim of an early-season heavy workload, which explains why he faltered so badly in August. Dan Wheeler was unavailable for the final three weeks of the season due to tightness in his forearm, his prolonged absence leaving Boston little choice but to turn to a 38-year-old journeyman (Trever Miller) and a youngster in Junichi Tazawa who spent this season rounding back into form following Tommy John surgery.
By the time Boston's collapse was becoming more of a reality, Francona only had three go-to relievers at his disposal in Alfredo Aceves, Daniel Bard and Jonathan Papelbon. The trio's usage – Aceves and Bard combined for 23 appearances in September while Papelbon often found himself pitching in non-save situations – represented a final reminder of the domino effect that goes back to Buchholz.
It stands to reason that Buchholz would have made 15 starts post-June 16. Surely those 15 starts would have gone a long way in protecting the bullpen. Instead the Sox were left shorthanded in the pitching department, a quandary that played a major hand in the club's undoing and ungluing.
Say what you will about the 2011 Red Sox, but the seams to those polyester uniforms started to become undone on June 16. It was the day the Boston Bruins woke up as Stanley Cup champions and a day the Red Sox saw their own championship dreams absorb a serious hit, as the absence of Buchholz proved too great to overcome.


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Rules!, as you might expect, is a demanding master. Imagine a game of memory but instead of flipping over cards you're struggling to act on a growing list of mandates: "tap the numbers in descending order, ok now tap the green ones, wait wait tap the ones with animals now." These rules pile on one another and need to be enacted in order. The rub is that only the newest rule is actually described, the others are just called something generic like "Rule 2" or "Rule 14." Almost as if the game itself had already forgotten them.
Although it remembers them well enough to shear off seconds from the countdown every time you make a mistake, bringing you closer to a game over. You can't remember what Rule 4 was? Clock's ticking, best hurry up. Accidently touched the wrong tile? Rules! doesn't have time for errors, there goes a second from the 20 you get. Yet the adorable aesthetic stops the game from feeling malevolent, even when there's a rather wide-eyed squirrel telling you "FOLLOW THE RULES!" in the intro.
It's no mistake that Rules! feels like a lighter take on the dystopian Papers, Please. Developer TheCodingMonkeys themselves profess that their game is like "Papers Please, Super Hexagon and Threes! having an unbearably cute baby." Yes indeed, a demanding and surprisingly verbose baby with little patience, but cute nonetheless.
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Scripting/UI development for designers? or, "Observations of a d*mba**"
Long time reader and admirer of Java, the java.net forums - first time poster.
Let me give you a little background first:
I'm a "developer" and as such I love problem solving and developing. I also love design, I like graphics. I love effects, heck - I admire anything visual!
Being an impatient twat wanting to see result straight away - you can imagine the vein bursting back in the days with the motorola, assembler and Angus/Paula/etc chips. Not to mention the first feeble atempts on the PC with c + inline asm and eventually c++
Eventually I settled in the Domino enviroment and began my "professional" career. It was perfect for me, if I had the idea I could usually realise it, rapid development - results on the screen. Satisfaction!
To say Domino/Lotus Notes is a bit limited would be an understatement. Sometimes you want to do more - and doing so while still targeting the enviorment - ofcourse Java and Java related development was a natural step. At first scared but later rejoicing in learning new things and actually getting stuff up and running. Wow. I struggle with the IDE but some of the code actually works and is now in production (maybe not thread safe, memory efficient, but it usually does the trick).
It felt like coming home, again. Much like the first experiences with LN/D. So I became more knowledge hungry, started aquiring books, reading - perhaps not understanding everything - swallowing info, regulary (several times a day actually) prowling java.net.
Eventually the buzz - RIA - penetrated my thick scull, I've been weary of jumping the wagon everytime something new came along. But this is, no doubt - a road I would have to travel.
This is where I am today. Again - I'm a developer and I'm also a "designer", graphics lover. I paint with computers and on paper for recreation.
JavaFX - the "language" for designers. Not too suprising this "new thing" from the already somewhat already familiar Java family would send tingling sensations through my limbs.
So I go ahead, download the nightly build(s). I use the plugin tool in Netbeans, install everything from the directory. I get a fresh cup of coffee, and start to dig in. Oh joy - a frame with some custom shapes. Fill, handle clicks. Horray! IT WORKS.
Now I could let myself go rampage with all the ideas I had for projects at work - I had seen the presentations on dragging applets out the browser onto the desktop. Now I could get going faster - easier. What's the best way to learn? Study someone elses code. Bookmarking the openJFX page I downloaded some projects and sample code and that is when I hit the brick wall. Big time.
Nothing, -nothing- compiles.
Early stages of panic began to rise within me. "Too good to be true, ofcourse it was too good to be true" became the new mantra. Trying to search for information I get various posts about interpreter scripting language and compiler script language variation etc.
... the what now? The previous growing urge to learn more, the feeling I was evolving and developing in all kinds of skills vanished. Left stomped and staring at the compiler window basking in deep red color with such infuriating messages as:
"Sorry, I was trying to understand a type specification but I got confused when I saw '*' which is an operator."
"Sorry, I was trying to understand the module contents but I got confused when I saw 'trigger'."
I felt confident at first, with the new daily builds, with a new Netbeans (if I recall correctly this would fix the annotation problem with JFX, being turned off by default?). And example codes from Sun and the OJX community - failproof, no?
Now I don't know where to go or what to do. Infact I feel so small, so inferior and completely effing STUPID - like nothing, not even the fist atempts at "regular" java, had ever made me feel before. This - the easy scripting language - that was "made for Designers" and those not so much "hardcore"-hacking-programmers with "move.l a6,-(a7)" from their mothers milk. (I felt it was made for me!!). Had become my nemesis. A dark gloom. Feeling numb at best, almost let down.
The - at compiler level - helloWorld-ish - examples are what's standing between my numerous ideas and actually regaining ANY faith whatsoever in realising them :(
So what do I do now? I can't even begin to form proper and precise questions to solve my immediate compiling problems. Give up? Face the facts that I'm too stupid to learn something new and - like so many in my age - aim for paper pushing project management rather than exciting problem solving future development?
Can I adopt (heck, I'd even buy!!) a tutor?
Sorry for the lengthy rambling post, I just felt I had to ventilate some and not without a small albeit existing hope of reaching out and getting that ONE pointer I would need to get moving again. Perhaps a "Relax, there are people more stupid than you" or "It's a known fact with recent builds, get build from x-x-x and/or use this and that or Eclipse instead" - Even a "don't bother, relax a month or two until the full 1.0 sdk with test proven NetBeans plugin + targeting examples/reference/wiki is out" would suffice.
At the very least and if nothing else, I hope to have made one or two of you laugh (at me) and made you feel better about yourselves for keeping up and actually evolving with JavaFX. Then it would not all have been in vain! ;-)
Best wishes,
yes, you said it yourself "don't bother, relax a month or two until the full 1.0 sdk with test proven NetBeans plugin + targeting examples/reference/wiki is out" would suffice." but it's more likely month or three or month or four...the language is still changing weekly and all the code i've written has to me rewritten to get it to work. if you want to get used to declaritive style of writing with data binding, try openlaszlo.org...this one's mature. and javafx will turn up in a while.
I like your post. Very funny! :)
Have you tried reading the official language reference? It's probably the most up-to-date and most complete documentation of the language. http://openjfx.java.sun.com/current-build/doc/index.html


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By Ally Ruchman, Rumson-Fair Haven Regional High School
Whenever Wally and I visit the hospital, Wally gets the royal treatment. One would think that he's a celebrity as he trots past the security guard. He is the first to receive a hello and then one follows for me. I suppose that I'm his appendage! After signing in, we walk to the elevator. Wally inevitability attracts smiles and attention from the hospital staff. When we reach Radiology, the majority of patients in the waiting room are eager to greet him, touch him, and admire his photo ID which dangles from his neck. Sometimes they even comment on how clean he smells and the softness of his fur. (Wally has to be bathed before each visit.)
Radiology is filled with patients who need a diagnosis. Scheduled X-rays, CT scans, MRI's and ultrasounds are the tests that patients have requested. Wally and I concentrate on MRI patients, who seem to be the most apprehensive of all…the humongous size of the machine, the small hole that a patient moves through, the cold room, having to remain still in the tunnel for the duration of the test, the loud vibrating sounds that bounce in the air combined with the fear of bad news.
Once a patient has agreed to participate in my MRI study, Wally and I go to a special waiting room with the patient. Wally has the opportunity to shine and charm a patient for about 15-20 minutes before they undergo an MRI. MRI's can take anywhere from 30 minutes to an hour or more depending what area is being tested. Wally sometimes sits next to a patient, climbs up into a patients' lap, or sleeps on the floor. A visit always includes sniffing a patient, particularly legs and feet. When he smells one of his own four-legged buddies, he rapidly wags his tail or howls in delight.
One of Wally's favorite patients was a woman in her late eighties who needed a head MRI. Her son told us that she hadn't spoken in over a year. Evidently, she loved dogs but he was certain that it would be a waste of time for her to participate in our research project. But when I entered the room with Wally, Wally darted towards her. He planted himself in front of her feet and began licking her toes. Almost instantly, she began giggling like a little girl. The cheery sounds of laughter immediately filled the air. In an effort to cradle Wally she leaned over and lost her balance. She roared with laughter. She mumbled a few words and Wally yelped back, signaling his approval. It was almost as if he was encouraging her to break her silence. Then she began talking, words rushed out of her mouth like worms after a rain. Memories from her childhood danced into our ears as tears streamed down her son's face. This continued for almost a half hour. As they called the woman's name for her MRI, the son turned to Wally and exclaimed, "Thank you for giving my Mom back to me."
Read previous entries in the Wally Diaries:
Meet Wally the Therapy Dog
Training a Therapy Dog
The Big Test
It isn't magic…it is science!
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Video: Buffalo Schools Spent $2.9 Million on Cosmetic Surgery
Buffalo, N.Y. - "Tell me how a person getting cosmetic surgery gives our children a better education?" asks Sam Radford, the head of the parents group, the District Parents Coordinating Council.
Figures just released by the Buffalo Schoool District show it paid $2.9 milliion for cosmetic procedures for teachers during 2012-13.
Radford shakes his head when thinking about the types of procedures that are covered by the school district- it's enough to make any Hollywood star proud:
* Hair Removal
* Breast Implants
* Liposuction
* Skin Peels
* Nose Jobs
Although the district spending millions of dollars a year on cosmetic procedures is not a new issue, new figures show that the district actually spent about $200,000 more this past school year than it did the year before.
Radford says with the school system's current financial problems, the money being spent on cosmetic procedures could be used instead for very pressing problems.
Sam Radford: "Right now we don't have an after school program at every school and that cost could put an after school program at every school. Right now we got challenges associated with having music in our schools, right now we don't have teacher aides and teacher assistants in all of our classrooms - those are things that those costs could go to pay for."
Teacher union President Phil Rumore didn't return phone calls from 2 On Your Side on Tuesday, but in the past he's said ending the cosmetic surgery benefit has to be part of negotiations for a new contract.
"We're willing to give it up. All the district has to do is come to the table and negotiate with us," Rumore has said in the past.
It's important to note that the teachers' last contract expired nine years ago.
Scott Brown: "Do you think that's realistic, are there going to be broad negotiations on a contract?"
School Board Member John Licata: "We have to have broad negotiations on a contract, it's a decade or so without a contract, we gotta get one in place. And yes I believe that cosmetic rider will be gone."
Sam Radford, District Parents Coordinating Council: "Until we come to terms as a community with our children being as important as the benefits we give our employees, we will continue to be a district that's failing and going in the wrong direction."


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Ducks lose at Missouri
Here's the update from correspondent Dave Matter; a full story will appear in Sunday's print edition of The Register-Guard:
By Dave Matter
For the Register-Guard
COLUMBIA, Mo.— The road remains a dreary place for the Oregon Ducks.
Ernie Kent's men's basketball team dropped another game away from McArthur Court on Saturday as Missouri unloaded from 3-point range and defeated the Ducks 106-69 on Norm Stewart Court in the third annual Big 12/Pac-10 Hardwood Series.
Using their sixth different starting lineup in seven games this season, Oregon (4-3) extended its road losing streak to 12, a run of road futility that started on Dec. 3, 2008 at Utah. Facing a Missouri team that came home to Mizzou Arena riding a two-game losing streak, the Ducks watched as six Tigers scored in double figures, led by Marcus Denmon's 17 points. Zaire Taylor added 16 points and four assists for the Tigers (5-2), who improved to 4-0 all-time against the Ducks.
Needing four points to crack Oregon's top 10 career scoring list, Ducks senior guard and leading scorer Tajuan Porter came off the bench after sitting out Oregon's last game with an ankle injury. In Porter's place, center Michael Dunigan rejoined the starting lineup for the first time since Oregon's Colorado State game on Nov. 15. Porter entered the game with 15:58 left in the first half but played sparingly and went scoreless on 0-of-2 shooting.
Malcolm Armstead led the Ducks in scoring with 12 points, while Jamil Wilson and LeKendric Longmire each added 11.
Oregon opened the game making just 3 of 17 shots from the field as the Tigers caught fire from the perimeter early. As they trailed 53-24 at the intermission, Oregon finished the first half with more fouls (11) than field goals (eight). The second half was more of the same for both teams as the Tigers cruised to victory despite getting outrebounded 41-34. Missouri capitalized from long range, hitting 14 of 29 3-pointers, while Oregon shot just 4 of 18 from behind the arc.


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This step-by-step article describes how to back up, edit, and restore the registry in Windows NT 4.0. Microsoft recommends that before you edit the registry, you back up the registry and understand how to restore it if a problem occurs.
How to Back Up the RegistryBefore you edit the registry, export the keys in the registry that you plan to edit, or back up the whole registry. If a problem occurs, you can then follow the steps in the How to Restore the Registry section of this article to restore the registry to its previous state.
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Rios Adobe
31781 Los Rios Street
The Rios Adobe is the oldest continuously
occupied residence in California and is located on Los Rios Street.
Los Rios Street was named for this family. It has been occupied
by the descendents of the original family for over 200 years. Feliciano
Rios came to San Juan Capistrano with Father Junipero Serra in 1776.
He served as a soldier at the Mission for at least ten years before
his retirement. Rios married Maria Catalina Garcia de Romero of
Mission San Gabriel in 1793 and was given permission by the Mission
in 1794 to build a home. This was one of the twenty adobes built
along Los Rios Street.
In 1843 Santiago Rios, third son of
Feliciano was given a Mexican land grant of 7.7 acres within the
original grant (300 varas square) on which the house still stands.
He received this grant from Mexican Governor Manual Micheltorena.
This is the smallest Mexican land grant recorded. Mexican land grants
conveyed title to the land. During the 19th century the building
passed down through the family to male descendents. These men and
their wives are a significant part of the history of San Juan Capistrano.
Gregorio Rios, grandson of Santiago,
is supposed to have sheltered the notorious bandito, Joaquin Murietta,
in the attic of the house in the 1850s and may have provided horses
as well. In the living room above a display case is a trap door
that leads to an attic room where Murrieta was thought to have rested
between raids on the ranchos.
A renowned horse trainer, Damian Cosmos
Rios, son of Gregorio, often had individuals from England and the
East Coast buying their polo ponies from him. In 1927 Gertrude Riena
Rios, his wife, opened a restaurant, Casa de Los Rios, at the adobe.
During the Depression period the restaurant provided additional
income for the family which had nine children.
Daniel J. Rios, Damian and Gertrude's
son, landed on Normandy Beach in World War II. Daniel was later
the head of the Homicide and Robbery details of the Orange County
Sheriff's Department. He was well-known for his barbecuing and salsa-making
abilities. Many a barbecue was held at the Rios Adobe.
Juanita Rios Foy, sister of Daniel,
was born in the Rios Adobe and was the Matriarch of the City from
1986 to 1991. She was active in the Juaneno Indian Council.
The current owner of the adobe is Stephen
Rios. Stephen is a former Marine and was Executive Secretary to
Governor E. G. Brown, Jr. He was a member of the Native American
Heritage Commission and worked to ensure burial sites would not
be excavated. He is raising the 10th generation in this adobe.
The Rios Adobe was originally two rooms
much like the Montanez Adobe and has been added on and changed over
the years, depending upon the generation that as living n the home
at the time. In 1998 a two-story addition to the rear of the adobe
was added but did not change the adobe itself.
Private residence. View from street
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Wii U Experience Event (Los Angeles)
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Hey guys, I just got back from one of the Wii U Experience sessions being held in Los Angeles this weekend. This is a Nintendo event touring the country and showing off fans various upcoming Wii U titles, including ZombiU, The Wonderful 101, New Super Mario Bros. U, Pikmin 3, and more. It was a relatively short event (only about 2-2.5hours long), and the kiosk lines varied in length, but it was great to get to see the new system before launch.
I received an invitation through my Club Nintendo membership, which allowed me to not only attend, but invite up to three guests. Unfortunately, one of the two friends I invited couldn't make it, and traffic was a mess, but I still had fun. We checked in at the front of the building, and my friend registered on a laptop they had on the scene to automatically upload photographs on his Facebook. We were giving passes that we could scan at different locations in the studio to have these photos taken and uploaded, which is pretty nifty, but I had no interest in using it. I somehow ended up in a room reading the lyrics to "Call Me Maybe" aloud right after that. SiNG Party isn't a bad idea, but from I could tell, there's not much of a 'game' to it, such as a performance indicator or score. There's nothing wrong with that, but I do wonder about what kind of price you put on a game that technically isn't a game.
Despite the Wii U GamePad's size, it's relatively light, and mostly comfortable. My main concern are the grooves on the back of the controller making your fingers rest on the triggers, and would likely make hitting the L and R shoulder buttons more awkward because of that. It took some time for me to adjust to The Wonderful 101, but that was more due to my unfamiliarity with the game's mechanics.
The Wonderful 101 does play a bit like a more action-oriented Pikmin, but I was surprised the game reminded me of Okami, of all things. Moving the right analog stick will cause a line to appear, and you can draw a shape to make the characters take the form of a gun, a sword, or a fist. This ability goes beyond the combat, though, such as one area requiring me to make the fist and use it to twist open a gate. It was still a very action-centered game, but I didn't make it very far before my time ran out. The game even crashed while I was waiting in line, so that was kind of funny.
I wanted to try out ZombiU, but that had a bigger line than the other kiosks. Other than video games, there was an area that allowed you have have your picture taken with Mario-themed props, and some folks making free flavored shaved ice snacks. I even saw Mega64's Rocco at the event.
That about wraps everything up. We were all given chocolate mustaches on our way out, but mine melted pretty quickly. Curse you, California weather!


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My first intensive user experience with Android (with a few developer hints...)
I'm just back from a six-days tour in Bourgogne, where I celebrated (with some delay) my fortieth birthday. The week was exclusively dedicated to photography (landscapes, romanesque and gothic churches, castles), food and wine and - occasionally - birding. No Java, no programming, no computer at all (with just a few exceptions).
blueBill Mobile goes Android
blueBill Mobile has been initially developed for JavaFX and has been blogged about a bit in the past. I already anticipated that a version in JME was in the pipeline; in the meantime, since unfortunately there hasn't been any announce from Oracle about JavaFX for Android phones, I started the development of a specific Android version.
When a bunch of grains of sand make a heap?
The spring is here at last, and yesterday I was walking on a beach. Often walking on sand beaches recall me the "paradox of the heap": you have a heap of sand, let's say made of a million of sand grains. Then you remove one, and get 999,999 sand grains. No doubt, it's still a heap.
Speaking on JavaFX at Jazoon '10
A few days ago I got the confirmation that one of my talk proposals was accepted at Jazoon 2010 in Zurich.
Oracle officially asked Sonatype to back Java.Net
About one month ago I was reviewing the Sonatype Free Maven Repository Hosting for FLOSS projects. I was pretty positive about that, being my conclusion:
My Oracle wishes (2): JavaFX Mobile
Here it is my second wish in the "Oracle" series... what about JavaFX Mobile? I've tried it several months ago and I've written a small application, blueBill Mobile, running on an HTC Diamond phone, that allows to browse a taxonomy of birds, record observations and eventually showing near-by birder mates (and their observations) on a map.
I got an Android phone, but...
I've just bought a Motorola Droid (named Milestone in Italy). This is part of my plan to have about 4/5 mobile phones with some decent operating systems supporting Java or Java-like development.
Shrink your HG repository
When I used Subversion and Ant for my projects, I had the habit of committing the required libraries together with the sources. I think that it's a solution that still makes sense with those two tools, as you can checkout a certain version of a project and you have all you need to compile it on the local disk.
Shrink your POM!
There are many things, mostly implementation-related, that can be blamed on Maven, but I think most people agree on the fact that the POM concept (a declarative model of your project) is a good thing. Among other things, it allows to run a new plugin often with a minimum of configuration, or no configuration at all.
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After realizing that Ant and the software factory I had built on top of it had become unfit for managing my cluster of projects, about six months ago I decided to switch to Maven.


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Photographs will be made available via Facebook on the Cultural Arts Gallery @ IUPUI page.
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