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Concho Resources Inc. Schedules Third Quarter 2012 Conference Call for November 8, 2012
Concho Resources Inc. (NYSE: CXO) ("Concho" or the "Company") will host a conference call on Thursday, November 8, 2012, at 9:00 a.m. CT to discuss its third quarter financial and operating results. Earnings are expected to be released after the market closes on Wednesday, November 7, 2012.
Individuals who would like to participate should call (866) 713-8562 (passcode: 92214608) approximately 15 minutes before the scheduled conference call time. To access the live audio webcast, please visit the investor relations section of the Company's website, www.concho.com. A replay of the call will also be available, by dialing (888) 286-8010 (passcode: 81275071) or via the Company's website, for approximately 30 days following the conference call.
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Concho Resources Inc. is an independent oil and natural gas company engaged in the acquisition, development and exploration of oil and natural gas properties. The Company's operations are primarily focused in the Permian Basin of Southeast New Mexico and West Texas. For more information, visit Concho's website at www.concho.com.
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Collingwood plans to bring back Marley Williams for Sunday's game against Gold Coast, while coach Nathan Buckley says that training and playing games provides the defender with ''stability'' in his life as he awaits sentencing from a Western Australian court.
Buckley confirmed that the Magpies intended to play Williams in the practice match against the Suns, having withdrawn him from Saturday's game against Richmond in Wangaratta, which was only two days after the emerging defender was convicted on a charge of inflicting grievous bodily harm in Albany, Western Australia. Buckley said Williams had shown ''real remorse'' and that the club wanted to provide structure for him through training and playing while Williams' life was ''in limbo''.
''We made a decision to take Marley out of the squad before the end of proceedings last week. He'd spent three and a half days sitting and hadn't been able to get out on the track,'' Buckley told Fairfax Media. ''So a full week's training is important for him and at this stage, yeah, we intend to give him a run around on Sunday.''
Collingwood's decision has been to ''support'' Williams, the club's statement last week pointing out that the player had already been sanctioned by it for his part in an incident in which a 29-year-old man suffered a broken jaw in December, 2012. Williams, 20, is to be sentenced in April and could be jailed for the GBH charge, which the Williams camp have argued was an act of self-defence.
Buckley said the club felt training and playing gave Williams stability and ''structure'' in his life. ''We support Marley absolutely. We've put the statement out about what we can and cannot say. What we've seen is the development of a young bloke who has shown, you know, real remorse about his part in the incident over there and he's grown as a leader …
''The stability in his life is about training and playing and he's obviously … he's going through a period at the moment that his life circumstances are in limbo. So we want to try and provide that structure for him and support him as much as we possibly can so training and playing is our intent for that.''
The Magpies may also bring back another important running defender, Alan Toovey, who is a chance to play his first game since a knee reconstruction following last year's Anzac Day game. Ben Sinclair, too, will resume in the Gold Coast game with Nick Maxwell (who was rested last week), as the Pies regain important defenders - including the quick and hard-running Williams - from a back line that has been very inexperienced to date in the pre-season.
Buckley said the Magpies rated Williams and Toovey highly, saying of Williams: ''He became an important player last year - top 10 in our B and F … it doesn't happen overnight, he has worked away at it. Ben Sinclair, as we said, he's another player … he was rarely beaten. So I mean, those players that can win the one-on-ones and they've got real speed and real ability to rebound off the back line, get your off your heels, they're clearly important to us.
''Sinclair and Maxwell play this week. Toovey's a possibility of getting some game time this week. We'll make the call later on, later in the week, but he's full training and it's just a matter of getting the all clear from the docs before he gets the green light and that will be a medical decision.''


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People think I'm gay, but I'm not. I'm "metrosexual," in dress and speech or "effeminate," that nasty old word. But I am only interested in women for love and sex. Nope, I'm not bisexual either. I was raised by my mom and grandmother, who were stylish ladies, so I picked up some of their traits and mannerisms. But I lust only for women. I want a girlfriend and a wife and kids and the whole thing. How do I get this across to women who think I'm going to be their gay buddy? While they think I'm going to be interested in dishing the dirt with them and going shopping and having platonic movie-watching parties, I'm thinking how they'll look naked. When I tell them I'm straight, they say things like, "You can just be yourself with me. I don't care if you're gay." I am not about to trade my designer clothes for a football jersey and a ball cap to prove I'm a macho guy! I am not at all macho, but I am in the man-chasing-woman game. A woman can dress in boots and jeans and a plaid lumberjack shirt and nobody assumes she's gay. How do I get my true sexuality across? — Frustrated Real Man, Downtown
Dear Frustrated: It's certainly unfair that women can wake up on any given morning, and if they're in a kickass mood, wear men's clothes and no one blinks an eye. Even a suit and tie are quite acceptable in the workplace.
They call it, "power dressing." But you, on the other hand, look polished and put together and your sexuality is questioned. The people around you need a little education. If you have the personality to be funny and at the same time serious about getting your metrosexual message across, you can explain to a few key people who can be counted on to spread the word, about what it means to be metrosexual: well-dressed, manicured and urbane, but lusting for women and looking for a girlfriend. You might point to a few ladies who dress "like guys" at work and ask why they aren't being judged.
Good luck with the teaching. It needs to be done, and who better than you?
Dear Miss Lonelyhearts: My girlfriend just brought home two more kittens. "How could I separate these two little brothers?" she said in a voice so cute I melted and my pants fell down. So now we have four kittens, a half-grown dog, three screeching birds and a hamster that squeaks his wheel all night. It's like the Amazon jungle around here. Oh, I forgot about the fish and the turtles. Feeding them all takes an hour. I love my girlfriend, but enough is enough. I tell her that and she gives me an adorable smile and says, "But I always have enough love for you!" Then it's suddenly about my greediness for attention, not about this insane zoo family of ours (we are only both 21, by the way). Before I met her I never had any pets, so I thought the dog was real cute, although a lot of bother. Now the kittens are climbing the curtains and the dog is barking and I'm pulling out my hair. How can I get her to cease and desist? No more critters!
— Almost At The End, St. Vital Dear At The End: You're not nearly at the end when she can still charm the pants off you with a kittenish voice, and you know it. So what can you do? Your only choice is to buy into the zoo family, and pitch in with all the work and all the fun. Or, you could drop out and miss her and all the silliness while she gets another pet lover on board. People who collect pets usually collect human pets as well. The big question: Are you tired of being her pet?
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Filming is due to take place in Tenby and Saundersfoot next Friday for a series of new 'shorts' to be shown on the National Geographic Channel.
The documentary-style adverts, which are expected to be seen by up to 6.4m people, are being made as part of a sponsorship deal between the channel and Jeep.
Presenter Tim Shaw will be filmed on a five-day Great Jeep Road Trip across the UK, undertaking a series of exciting and exhilarating challenges.
His visit to Pembrokeshire will see him turning his hand to sea kayaking, while other activities during the week will include indoor sky-diving in Basingstoke, speed boating on the Thames, hot-air ballooning iver Bristol and cheese-making in Cheddar Gorge.
Said Tim: "The Great Jeep Road Trip is going to be an amazing adventure where I will be able to experience new thrills, and visit parts of the country I have never been to before.
"These 'shorts' will showcase the best of the region, and I'm really excited about arriving in Pembrokeshire."
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Rep. Virginia Foxx (R-N.C.) introduced an amendment to a House spending bill that would eliminate funding for a peer counseling and support program for low-income women who want to breastfeed. The peer counselor program is run through WIC, the Special … Continue reading
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The Federal Arbitration Act in Practice: Overview, Selected Issues and a Case Study
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The U.S. Federal Arbitration Act (FAA) governs the role of the U.S. courts in most international arbitrations that are seated in the United States.It also governsthe recognition and enforcement in the United States ofcommercial arbitral awards rendered by tribunals sitting in one of the 144 countries that-- like the United States -- are party to the UN Convention on the Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Arbitral Awards (the "New York Convention") and the 16 countries that -- like the United States -- are party to the Inter-American Convention on International Commercial Arbitration (the "Panama Convention"), as well as the instances in which the U.S. courtshave the power to compela party to arbitratein acountry that is a party to the New York Convention or the Panama Convention. Because many international commercial contracts designate the United States as the contracting parties' chosen place of arbitration and becausethe majority ofcompanies with international operations maintain bank accounts and other assets in the United States, a knowledge of how the FAA works is essential for those who anticipate practicing (or already are practicing) in the international commercial arbitration field.
The seminar will cover the structure of the Federal Arbitration Act, how it works in practice, current "hot topics" in the recognition and enforcement of foreign arbitral awards in the United States and will include a brief case study of the U.S. courts role in an international commercial arbitration dispute between U.S. and Latin American companies involving a commodities shipment from a third country. The seminar will be taught by Janis Brenan, Partner, Foley Hoag LLP.
Seminar Fee: $150 (includes 4 CLE credits and lunch)
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SWINDON Town must reap the benefits of the inevitable tension around Prenton Park when they visit relegation-threatened Tranmere Rovers tonight, according to manager Mark Cooper.
Town, fresh off the back of a confidence-boosting victory over Preston North End on Saturday, make the trip to Merseyside this evening in search of their first away win since February 8.
To achieve that, Cooper believes his players need to exaggerate any feeling of doom and gloom amongst the home crowd, whose side are currently sitting just one place above the League One drop zone and could fall into the bottom four if results go against them tonight.
"Sometimes the teams at the bottom are scrapping and become really nervous.
"It's the same for the teams at the top.
"They know they've got to win to get in the play-offs or get promotion.
"The ones at the bottom have to win," he said.
"You can play on that tension - that they have to win - and if you keep it tight for a certain amount of time you might get a bit of joy at the right end of the pitch."
If successful, Town should be able to continue to use that ploy for most of their remaining away matches this term. Trips to Carlisle United and Notts County, both of whom are battling the threat of relegation, follow the visit to Tranmere, though Cooper has stressed his players must first and foremost focus on their own game.
"We're not looking too much into who we're playing, we just want to go out and give a good account of ourselves," he said.
"We concentrate on ourselves.
"Yes, we make the players aware of who we're playing against but we want performances with the desire and the effort they've shown in the last two games.
"If we get that then, no matter who we're playing against, we've got a real chance of getting a result."
The Swindon boss is confident his team won't be dragged into a scrap at Prenton Park, insisting they will continue to "play football" regardless of the opposition.
"I don't think we're built for that," he said.
"We've shown a lot of resolve in the last two games but we've always played our football.
"I think we'd always go back to play football, no matter the situation."


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Storytime is for children ages 3 - 5 years of age. Usually the child attends without an accompanying adult, but if the child wants or requires their adult to be present, that is fine.
Storytime usually lasts approximately 1/2 hour and consists of stories, songs, craft and games.
It is important that the child be 3 years of age before attending Storytime because of the level of the activities. By the same token, children who are older than 5 will be beyond the level of the activities and be bored. You may register for storytime anytime during this session after your child has turned 3 years old.
Storytime will meet every-other week during the school year. Storytime will not be held during school holidays or emergency days, such as snow days or other unexpected closures.
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Toddler Time will meet every-other week during the school year. Toddler Time will not be held during school holidays or emergency days, such as snow days or other unexpected closures. Toddler Time does not require sign-up. Drop-ins are welcome. Join us anytime during this session after your child has turned 18 months. Upon turning 3 years of age register your child for Storytime to continue age appropriate fun!
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ONE of the first partnership events of its kind focused on managing the risk of flooding was hosted by Hampshire County Council.
The importance of improving local flood risk management remains crucial, particularly due to Hampshire's high water table making it vulnerable to ground water flooding, together with rising levels of rainfall.
Among those who attended were representatives from the district and borough councils, local parish councils, the water companies and the Environment Agency.
Speakers included Southern Water's chief executive, Matthew Wright and Paul Cobbing from the National Flood Forum charity.
Cllr Woodward said: "The aim of this event was to encourage people to be prepared and be prepared to work together.
"Following events, coastal flooding is very much in our minds – with the East Coast having experienced the worst tidal surge since 1953. Such coastal flooding, can merge with other inland water pressures, causing local flooding, the risk of which is our primary focus."
Matthew Wright, chief executive of Southern Water said: "I am very pleased to have attended this event hosted by Hampshire County Council in Winchester.
"It can only be right that agencies responsible for managing flood risk come together to discuss how to improve their partnerships for the good of the public before, rather than after major flooding events.
Paul Cobbing, from the National Flood Forum added: "From this event we are hoping to become aware of more community based approaches to dealing with flooding.
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HOUSTON - The Houston Police Department has canceled an Amber Alert for for a 2-year-old girl who disappeared with a family friend after the child was found late Thursday night.
Police said Alizae Mata's mother allowed Jessenia Saldana, 22, to take her daughter to run errands about 10:30 a.m. on Wednesday. They were supposed to return in the afternoon, but they did not come home.
Detectives said Alizae and Saldana were found at an apartment complex in the 8400 block of Broadway about 11:30 p.m. Someone other than Saldana was the apartment's tenant, but police said that person did not appear to have anything to do with Alizae's disappearance.
Alizae was OK, but police recommended that her mother take her to a hospital as a precaution.
Investigators have not said why Saldana took Alizae for so long, but she will face a kidnapping charge.
The Amber Alert was issued for Alizae on Thursday evening, more than 24 hours after she disappeared.
Crystal Mata said she thought her missing 2-year-old daughter had been found safe earlier Thursday, but her hopes were dashed when she got to the hospital to see her.
Mata told KPRC Local 2 shortly before 6 p.m. Thursday that she had received a voicemail from Saldana, letting her know that the two were at Memorial Hermann Hospital and were OK. About 6:30 p.m., she said that her daughter was not there.
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HOUSTON - An early morning fire Saturday at the Sundance Apartments destroyed an entire unit of apartment homes, but because of the fast action response of one of the residents, a major tragedy was avoided.
A mattress fire that began in a first floor apartment quickly spread to surrounding units, prompting John Bylsma to rush into action. First he rushed to the source of the fire and saw the flames and knew there was no chance of putting out the fire.
"When I opened the door to see what the problem was there was a mattress on the floor that was flaming as high as the ceiling, she was panicking and I knew there was no time to try and put it out, there was still people upstairs that didn't even know there was a fire," Bylsma said.
"I ran out and I ran upstairs and started banging on their door and the smoke just got too thick, so I had to come back down and I started throwing rocks through their windows and I got them to come to their window finally," Bylsma said.
Bylsma alerted Shevika Jackson and her family who lived directly above the unit that caught fire. Then he rushed to the next apartment over where a woman was trapped with her two small children.
"We finally got her to the window and got her to drop the babies down to me and then she jumped and we all got out of here just in the nick of time," Bylsma said.
All four of the apartments in the unit at Sundance were either damaged or destroyed, but fortunately no serious injuries were reported.
"We're all here to talk about it and that's all that matters," Bylsma said.
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First of all, I was just imagining what our beards might look like by now, had the Rangers, you know, won the skills competition in Philly, gotten the No. 8 seed and done to Washington what Montreal just did.
But the Festivus/Paul Mara Memorial Playoff Beard Extravaganza and Picnic had to be scrapped in favor of the Olli Jokinen Five-Hole/Beat the Blogfather Extravaganza and Picnic. Well, Yours Truly went 6-2, missing out on the Capitals and the Devils.
So, who won?
I am counting on you Boneheads to tally up your own scores for the first round and tell me (I will go back and check the winning claim or claims, so don't pull any carcillo). Did anybody go 8 f0r 8 (yeah, right). OK, did anybody go 7 for 8? Let me know today, asap.
Winner gets a copy of the book "100 Ranger Greats" as promised.
As you know by now, the Habs became the first No.8 seed to come back from a 3-1 deficit to win a series … ever. Don't know if you also know this: 22 times teams have come back from 3-1 to win playoff series, and the Capitals have been involved in six of those now, winning two (including last spring's Mara Beard Extravaganza ender) and being eliminated four times by blowing leads of 3-1.
So, who's happiest today? Montreal fans? The Penguins? The Orioles? Who's saddest? NHL HQ, Versus, NBC?
Another point that crossed my peabrain last night was the "elite goalie" theory. So far, Brian Boucher (who beat Henrik Lundqvist in Game 82 and the skills competition) has defeated Martin Brodeur; the Rask kid in Boston beat Ryan Miller; and Jaroslav Halak, who wasn't even the No. 1 goalie on his team, shut down the Presidents' Trophy winning, highest-scoring team in the NHL.
The West semifinals begin — already! — tonight. Those ought to be wars.
Some interesting first-round notes courtesy of the NHL:
* Road teams won 27 games (27-22), the most ever in the first round. Three series tied the NHL playoff record for most road wins (five, Montreal vs. Washington; Pittsburgh vs. Ottawa and Detroit vs. Phoenix). The Boston Bruins were the only of the eight advancing clubs to clinch the series on home ice.
* There were comebacks galore: the winning team in 24 of the 49 games trailed at some point in the contest. Five teams won after trailing by two or more goals. A club trailing in the third period came back to win nine times.
* Teams combined to score an average of 5.90 goals per game, the highest for an opening round since 1996 and a 36% increase over 2004 (4.34), the last playoff year before the adoption of several rule changes designed to limit obstruction. The first-round scoring average also topped that of the 2009-10 regular season (5.53), marking the first time that's happened since 1994-95.
* Twelve of the 49 games were decided in overtime, the most in opening-round play since 2001 (14). Seven of the eight series had at least one game extend to overtime.
* Scoring the game's first goal wasn't as much an advantage as advertised. The teams scoring first lost five of the six games in the Vancouver Canucks-Los Angeles Kings series (VAN 1-2, LA 0-3). The Buffalo Sabres opened the scoring five times against the Boston Bruins, but went 2-3 in those games.
AFTERNOON UPDATE, 12:26 P.M.: Hart Trophy (MVP) finalists also happen to be the top three scorers in the NHL this season: Sidney Crosby, Alex Ovechkin and Henrik Sedin. See the NHL.com story here.


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Sandy Amoros, World Series Star for Dodgers in 1955, Dies at 62
Sandy Amoros, who dashed across the Yankee Stadium outfield in Game 7 of the 1955 World Series and caught a piece of baseball immortality when he turned a deep Yankee drive into a spectacular Series-saving double play for the Brooklyn Dodgers, died yesterday in Miami. He was 62 years old.
He died of pneumonia at Jackson Memorial Hospital, said his lawyer, Rafael Sanchez. Mr. Amoros, who had a leg amputated in 1985, had been stricken with pneumonia on June 16, just a few days before he was to have been honored in Brooklyn.
There were many heroes in the Dodgers' victory over the Yankees in 1955, but it was Mr. Amoros, an otherwise obscure Cuban-born outfielder with a .255 career batting average, who nailed down Brooklyn's lone World Series championship with a single play that has unreeled across the minds of Brooklyn fans ever since. Sixth-Inning Heroics
It happened in the bottom of the sixth inning in Game 7 at Yankee Stadium on Oct. 4, 1955, as the Dodgers, who had come back from a 2-0 deficit to tie the Series at three games each, tried once again to do something they had failed to do five times since 1941: beat the Yankees in the World Series.
With the Dodgers clinging to a 2-0 lead, Amoros was sent in to play left field. Then, with runners on first and second and none out, the Yankee catcher, Yogi Berra, sliced a drive down the left-field line that seemed destined to score the tying runs, especially since Amoros had played the pull-hitting Berra toward left-center field.
But Amoros, hailed as the fastest man in the majors when he joined the Dodgers in 1952, streaked across the outfield, and the left-handed fielder snagged the ball on the run, his right arm fully extended. Then he whipped the ball to the shortstop, Pee Wee Reese, who relayed it to Gil Hodges, doubling Gil McDougald off first.
There were three more innings in the game, but the Yankee fire had been banked. Ended Career With Tigers
Edmundo Isasi Amoros, who was born in Havana on Jan. 30, 1930, and recruited by the Dodgers during a barnstorming tour of Cuba, finished his career with the Detroit Tigers after a midseason trade in 1960.
He never hit above .277, but at 5 feet 7 1/2 inches he had surprising power; his .430 slugging average in 1,311 times at bat included 55 doubles, 23 triples and 43 home runs. And for all his outfield heroics in Game 7, real Dodger fans will recall that it was Amoros's two-run homer that put the Dodgers ahead for good in Game 5 of the 1955 Series.
After his career, Mr. Amoros returned to Cuba, hoping to bring out his wife and daughter. But instead, he, too, was forced to stay until the family was allowed to leave in 1967. Mr. Amoros, who was then penniless, said he had angered Cuban authorities by refusing an offer from Fidel Castro to serve as manager of the Cuban national team. Forced to Retire
Mr. Amoros, whose marriage ended in divorce, sold radios and televisions in the Bronx until 1977 when he was stricken with circulation problems that forced him to stop work and led him to resettle in Florida.
Frequently asked about his famous catch, Mr. Amoros always tried to oblige, but as he once put it in broken English that drew no argument in Brooklyn, "It really too good to describe."
His survivors include a daughter, Eloisa, and four grandchildren.


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MIAMI SHORES, Fla. – The No. 15 Saint Leo University men's tennis season came to an end in the NCAA South Region 1 Championship as the Lions fell to second-ranked Barry University 5-0 from the Buccaneers Tennis Center on Monday afternoon. The Buccaneers remain undefeated and advance to the National Championships in Surprise, Ariz. while the Lions end their season 16-7 and finish in the Region's final.
"These guys have battled all season and now had the most successful season in men's tennis history," Head Coach James Bryce said. "With the win yesterday they should finish top 10 in the nation. Barry is a tough team this year and they deserve their nationals finish today. We return all six starters next year so the future is bright for this team with a wealth of experience."
Barry (25-0) dominated throughout the entire match, starting with doubles as the Buccaneers look to take their undefeated record to Arizona for the National Tournament.
Despite the loss, Saint Leo will return to campus with another NCAA Tournament trip under their collective belt while the Lions look to finish in the top 10 in the ITA standings after the year has concluded.
For more information on the nationally ranked men's tennis team in the offseason be sure to 'like' the Lions on Facebook and 'follow' Saint Leo on Twitter.
#2 Barry 5, #15 Saint Leo 0
04/29/13 at Miami Shores, Fla. (Buccaneer Tennis Center)
|Singles competition
|1. #4 Marco Mokrzycki (BUM) vs. #18 Aloua Adjenak (SLM) 6-2, 5-4, unfinished
|2. #22 Max Wimmer (BUM) vs. Bruno Sisti (SLM) 7-6 (7-5), 1-0, unfinished
|3. #19 Fabian Groetsch (BUM) def. Victor Lozier (SLM) 6-1, 6-0
|4. Romain Costamagna (BUM) vs. #28 Matt Nicholson-Lewis (SLM) 6-2, 3-4, unfinished
|5. Leo Vivas (BUM) def. Ismail Lemtouni (SLM) 6-3, 6-4
|6. Ollie Lemaitre (BUM) vs. Jacobo Gonzalez (SLM) 6-2, 2-3, unfinished
|Doubles competition
|1. #2 Marco Mokrzycki/Fabian Groetsch (BUM) def. Aloua Adjenak/Jake Fleischer (SLM) 8-1
|2. Max Wimmer/Ollie Lemaitre (BUM) def. Matt Nicholson-Lewis/Victor Lozier (SLM) 8-5
|3. Romain Costamagna/Leo Vivas (BUM) def. Bruno Sisti/Ismail Lemtouni (SLM) 8-3
|Match Notes
|Saint Leo 16-6; National ranking #15; Regional ranking #5
|Barry 25-0; National ranking #2; Regional ranking #1
|Order of finish: Doubles (1,3,2); Singles (3,5)
|NCAA South Region 1 Championship
|Barry advances to NCAA Finals in Surprise, Ariz.


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OTTAWA — The Ohio Environmental Protection Agency (OEPA) has strongly
encouraged the Village of Ottawa to purchase equipment and be trained
to use cyanotoxin testing equipment at the municipal water treatment
plant, according to Jason Phillips, Ottawa's Assistant Municipal
During Monday's meeting of Ottawa Council, Phillips
asked council members to authorize Mayor Dean Meyer's signature on an
OEPA grant application to support the testing equipment. The equipment
will be used to analyze algae on Ottawa's reservoir.
"After the
incident that occurred in the city of Toledo, the EPA will release grant
money to purchase the equipment and training to do detailed analysis of
the algae," said Phillips. "For us, it makes perfect sense so we can
ensure that we do not have any problems in our reservoir."
added that Ottawa has never had an algae bloom that caused issues with
Ottawa's water supply. He said that the grant caps at $10,000 and that
the equipment currently costs about $8,000. Municipal Director Jack
Williams told council that the equipment cost was only going to rise in
future. Phillips said that once the village has been approved for grant
funding, the equipment will be purchased and training arranged. Once
that is done, the village will be reimbursed through the grant. Council
Phillips also asked for the mayor's signature on the
memorandum of understanding for leadership in the Blanchard flood
reduction project. Council President Tim Macke expressed concern about a
mitigating circumstances statement. Law Director Joseph Schroeder did
not see an issue, stating that the Maumee Watershed Conservancy District
was not asking to negotiate the language in the memorandum.
long as the Army Corps is forthcoming with the data that they have
produced already that shows the benefit and with and without elevations
[regarding the approach to the I-9 bridge], it should be easily
understood why the project needs to happen and why it's the best thing
for the entire Lower Blanchard portion of Putnam County," said Phillips.
Council member Dave Michel made the motion to authorize, which was seconded by Macke and approved by the other members.
member Jo Deskins spoke on behalf of the shade tree commission. She
said they are considering 35 species of trees that can be used to
replace those that have been removed in the village. She said that
Phillips will be attending an academy to learn more about site tree
matches in order for the village to make better choices as to what is
planted in Ottawa.
Council member Troy Yant reported on behalf of
the Park Board, noting that the old Memorial Park Lighting will be on
the block at the public auction scheduled for Sept. 27 at the Putnam
County Fairground. Meyer asked if the Memorial Park Capital Campaign
organization is aware that the lights will be auctioned. Deskins, who is
part of that group, said she was unaware prior to the Aug. 25 request.
Yant suggested auction of the lights be made contingent upon offers to
the Ottawa Baseball Association and any other groups in the park and
whether or not they accept the offer. Authorization was approved with
this noted.
Public Works Supervisor Dan lehamn reported that new
LED lighting will be installed in Ottawa's 20 mph signs and at school
crossings at a cost of $700 for 60 light bulbs. Lehman said the money
should be recouped within the first year through energy savings.
Fire Chief Dan Rieman asked council to authorize the sale of the fire
department's 1980 Sutphen Aerial Firetruck at the auction. The ladder
truck failed to pass inspection so the village has purchased a used
ladder truck to replace it. Council authorized the sale at auction with a
reserve to be set by the fire chief.
Other council business included:
approval of a resolution accepting a $2,500 proposal from Bockrath and
Associates Engineering and Surveying LLC for a hydrologic and hydraulic
study for a second footbridge in Memorial Park;
• approval of a
resolution accepting a $2,500 proposal from Bockrath and Associates
Engineering and Surveying LLC for a pump replacement project at the
water treatment plant;
• authorization of a resolution authorizing
clerk-treasurer Barb Hermiller's signature on a joint funding agreement
with the U.S. Geological Survey, U.S Department of the Interior, to
cover the three Blanchard River stream gauges that are part of the
village's advanced flood warning system at a cost of $18,500, with
$1,000 of that to be reimbursed to the village by Ottawa Township and
$4,00 from the Putnam County Commissioners.
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NCAA waiver permits ex-Gator Larson to suit up for South Dakota State
Published: Tuesday, September 10, 2013 at 10:46 p.m.
Last Modified: Tuesday, September 10, 2013 at 10:46 p.m.
BROOKINGS, S.D. — The NCAA is allowing University of Florida transfer Cody Larson to immediately play for the South Dakota State University basketball team.
The former Sioux Falls high school standout decided earlier this year to transfer to SDSU after an unsuccessful stint with Florida, where he was troubled by off-the-court problems involving an arrest for a vehicle break-in.
Under NCAA rules, Larson would have had to sit out a year for transferring had he not been granted a waiver. The ruling gives the 6-foot-9, 231-pound forward two years of eligibility with the Jackrabbits.
"We appreciate the fact that this ruling allows him the opportunity to be eligible to compete immediately," head coach Scott Nagy said in a statement Monday.
The addition of Larson could help ease the loss of Nate Wolters, a record-breaking SDSU point guard who was drafted by the NBA's Milwaukee Bucks earlier this year.
Larson told the Argus Leader newspaper and KELO-TV that he was "overwhelmed with joy" and thankful for the opportunity.
"It'll give me that little extra motivation during workouts," he said. "It feels great."
Larson's senior season in high school was cut short when authorities said he shared prescription pain pills with a teammate. His redshirt year at Florida was marred by an arrest for misdemeanor criminal trespassing, which violated his probation for the high school incident. He ended up getting more probation time.
Larson had his scholarship pulled prior to his third year in Gainesville, Fla., and he quit the team before the start of the 2012-13 season to focus on academics. He later decided to transfer.
"I definitely feel I can contribute to this team and I hope I can in any way possible," he said. "Just got to find my role. I'm having a lot of fun playing — the coaches are giving me a lot of freedom, which is nice and gives me confidence."
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"I've been following Eddy's improvement over the last two years on this site, and it's been pretty dang solid. Sure the weekly mileage has been up and down, but over the long haul he's getting out the door and has turned himself into quite a runner. He's only now just figuring out his potential. Consistency in running is measured in years, not weeks. And over the last couple of years, Eddy's made great strides" Jeff 14 Jan 2009
I honestly do now think I wont be able to go much quicker than this. Please guys what do you think of the time. Feedback much appreciated.
That is remarkable improvement in so short a time. How much weight do you still want to lose?
wanna get to 12st7 ideally.
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Today, I attended a luncheon at the gorgeous Biltmore Hotel in Downtown Los Angeles. I always feel so classy when I enter that place. That's why I decided to wear this amazing Asymmetrical Black Dress courtesy of Julia from Buxom Boutique. I paired it with my Madden Girl pumps, black tights, gold hoop earrings, and a gold statement ring.
The asymmetrical neck gives this "little black dress" an edge, but with a 1950's sillouette. The knee length hem is breath of fresh air in today's world of mini's. I wear a size 16/18 in dresses and this dress is a 3X. I really think someone in a size 22 could wear this because of the stretch in the material. It actually matched a blazer I had in my closet, you know just in case I had to cover up at the luncheon.
What I love about this dress is how easy it can go from business to casual. You could wear it to work, then change a few pieces around for an event or night out. I changed my earrings, added a belt, and my silver jeweled sandals. I know I am going to get a lot of use out of this dress. Thanks Julia!
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14th Annual Peter M. Cicchino Awards Dinner
April 18, 2013
American University Washington College of Law
4801 Massachusetts Avenue, NW, Washington, DC
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The Annual Peter M. Cicchino Awards for Outstanding Advocacy in the Public Interest program is held every year in honor of beloved former American University Washington College of Law Professor Peter M. Cicchino, who passed away in 2000. The program celebrates Cicchino's outstanding devotion to public interest issues in all aspects of his life, by recognizing students and alumni who have demonstrated a similar dedication in their work. An outside speaker will give an address on an aspect of public interest work to which Professor Cicchino was committed. The program also will honor WCL students who have made and completed the public interest pledge, as well as those who have received public interest-oriented, post-graduate fellowships.


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Topic: Phase II trial at Ireland Cancer Center (UH)
Over the past couple of weeks my dad seems to really have gone down hill. He is very badly jaundiced and he is just so tired. He seems to have all the symptoms associated with liver failure, but then again others have said all he needs is a stent. In any case, we are headed to University Hospital's Ireland Cancer Center tomorrow to meet with Dr. Joseph Bokar about my dad's possible pariticipation in a Phase II clinical trial. The title of the trial is Adjuvant Therapy for Patients withPrimary Uveal Melanoma with Genetic Imbalance. The applicable disease sites are Melanoma, skin. This seems very odd to me but from what my mom told me they have found that this treatment has had some positive results with liver cancer patients. Once I get more information, Iwill post again. Just wanted to throw this out there in case anyone had heard of it and cared to comment. Not sure if my dad will even be a candidate at this point, but maybe the information will help someone else.


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The Crap We Missed – Tuesday 7.16.13
Welcome to Tuesday's The Crap We Missed that finds newly single George Clooney in Paris, because I hear 20-year-old French vagina is perfect this time of year. We've also got Chaz Bono whose nipplesque parts are somehow more realistic looking than Jennifer Nicole Lee's and finally (bear with me here) Valeria Golino, who we all wanted to bang when she was in Hot Shots and now look at what's happened. Goddamn you, time, just goddamn you right to Hell.
Miss Bumbum Brasil's back as today's Final Five. Probably should have just started and stopped with that,
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Photo Flash: Jason Robert BrownÂ's 13 Comes to the Tarrytown Music Hall, 12/18-12/20
The Random Farms Kids Theater will present the new musical 13 at The Tarrytown Music Hall, December 18-20. This will be one of the first local productions of the musical, which ran on Broadway last year and featured on all-teen cast and band.
Written by Tony-Award-winning composer Jason Robert Brown (Parade, The Last Five Years, Songs For A New World), 13 is a hilarious, high-energy musical for all ages about discovering that cool is where you find it, and sometimes where you least expect it. The rock score will be performed in Tarrytown by members of The Edge, RFKT's company for teens. The band will feature a mix of professional and student musicians, one of whom is sixteen-year-old Lexi Bodick, who played electric bass in the Broadway production. The show is directed and choreographed by Marc Tumminelli, with musical direction by Drew Rienstra.
Performances are Friday, Dec. 18 at 8pm, Saturday, December 19 at 1pm and 8pm, and Sunday, December 20 at 1pm. The theater is located at 13 Main Street in Tarrytown. Directions can be found at www.tarrytownmusichall.org.
Tickets for 13 are $16 (children/seniors) and $18 (adults). To reserve seats, go to www.tarrytownmusichall.org or call 877-840-0457. Tickets will also be available at the door. Discounts are available for groups of 20 or more. For more information, visit The Random Farms Kids Theater's website at www.randomfarms.com. 13 is sponsored, in part, by Arts Westchester and The Tarrytown Music Hall.
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COMBUSTION LECTURES: Quantitative Laser Diagnostics, Ronald K. Hanson, Day 4, Part 2
2013 Princeton-CEFRC Combustion Summer School Lectures
These lectures serve as a primer on the science of combustion, a key field of research for developing alternative fuels and the engines that will burn them. They constitute the core of a summer school lecture program organized by Princeton's Combustion Energy Frontier Research Center (CEFRC) and funded by the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE). Additional funding was provided by the National Science Foundation (NSF), and the Air Force Office of Scientific Research.
The program connects early career scientists with seasoned researchers in the field of combustion science. The courses for the 2012 session were (1) Combustion Theory, taught by Prof. Moshe Matalon of the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, (2) Combustion Chemistry, taught by Prof. Michael J. Pilling of the University of Leeds, (3) Quantitative Laser Diagnostics for Combustion Chemistry and Propulsion, taught by Prof. Ronald K. Hanson of Stanford University and (4) Computational Turbulent Combustion, taught by Prof. Thierry Poinsot of the Institut de Mécanique des Fluides de Toulouse, CNRS.
The CEFRC is directed by Chung K. Law, Robert H. Goddard Professor of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering at Princeton University.
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Liberty Seniors Star in 88-62 Win Over CSU
Liberty's five seniors (Devon Brown, Brittany Campbell, Terika Lunsford, Tolu Omotola and LaKendra Washington) played a leading role in the Lady Flames' 88-62 victory over Charleston Southern, Saturday afternoon at the Vines Center. After being recognized prior to tipoff, the quintet combined for 54 points and 26 rebounds during both teams' regular-season finale.
Omotola (game-high 21 points), Brown (19 points, 11 rebounds) and Lunsford (season-high nine points) highlighted the seniors' efforts and helped Liberty extend its winning streak to 11 games.
The Lady Flames close out the regular season with a 24-6 overall record and a 16-2 Big South ledger. Liberty tied the Big South record for conference victories that it originally set last season.
Charleston Southern wraps up the regular season at 8-19 overall and 3-15 in the Big South, despite 12 made three-pointers.
Liberty jumped out to an 8-3 lead to start the game, before Charleston Southern countered with back-to-back three-pointers by DJ Fowler and Erin Bratcher. Bratcher's triple put CSU in front, 9-8, at 16:15 of the opening half.
The Lady Flames answered with a 10-2 run, capped off by Reagan Miller and Brown three-pointers. Brown's connection came at the 14:05 mark, giving Liberty an 18-11 advantage.
Charleston Southern stayed close thanks to its three-point shooting. The Lady Buccaneers hit four early triples, including one by Zhaquondalee' Greer which trimmed her team's deficit to 20-17 at 12:35.
Liberty then opened up some breathing room with a 10-0 surge. Ashley Rininger's layup gave the Lady Flames a 30-17 cushion with 7:24 remaining before halftime.
CSU used two more triples and a fast-break layup by Shay Jones to battle back to within 32-25 with 3:48 on the clock.
The Lady Buccaneers were still within seven points at 35-28 before Liberty closed the half on an 8-1 surge, taking a 43-29 advantage into the locker room.
Liberty used its size advantage to great effect in the first half, led by the duo of Omotola (14 points, six rebounds) and Jasmine Gardner (nine points, 10 rebounds). The Lady Flames owned considerable advantages in rebounds (33-10), points in the paint (26-6) and second-chance points (13-2) during the first 20 minutes.
Meanwhile, CSU made seven of its 18 three-point attempts before halftime for 38.9 percent, scoring 21 of its 29 points from beyond the arc.
Liberty gradually extended its lead after halftime, taking its first 20-point advantage at 57-37 when Campbell came up with a steal and then found fellow senior Brown for a layup with 13:02 remaining.
The Lady Flames' lead stayed above 20 points the rest of the afternoon, eventually reaching 31 (83-52) on Katelyn Adams' putback hoop with 2:35 left.
Liberty's final margin of victory was 26 points (88-62) during its 19th straight home win over CSU.
The Lady Flames finished at 45.1 percent (32-of-71) field goal shooting, including 26.3 percent (5-of-19) from three-point range. Liberty set the program single-season record for three-pointers made during Saturday's tilt, as the Lady Flames have now connected on 152 triples this season.
CSU shot 36.7 percent (18-of-49) for the game and 41.4 percent (12-of-29) from the three-point line.
Liberty closed the game with an overwhelming 54-25 rebounding edge, including 24 offensive boards. The Lady Flames also topped the Lady Buccaneers in points in the paint (48-12) and second-chance points (22-3).
The Lady Flames committed a season-low 10 turnovers and came up with 13 steals, leading to 25 points off of CSU miscues.
Omotola pulled down eight rebounds to go along with her 21 points, while classmate Brown totaled 19 points and 11 boards for her second double-double of the season.
Not to be overshadowed by the seniors, junior Gardner fashioned her third double-double of the year, consisting of 11 points and a career-high 15 rebounds. Ten of her boards came at the offensive end, as Gardner posted the most boards by a Lady Flame in 2012-13, doing so in just 20 minutes of action.
Campbell paced the Lady Flames with five assists, while Washington led the team with three steals.
Jones topped CSU with 18 points, highlighted by four made triples. Backcourt mate Fowler chipped in 13 points, while leading the visitors in both assists (9) and rebounds (5).
Liberty and Charleston Southern will now prepare for the 2013 Big South Women's Basketball Championship, which will be contested March 6-10 at The HTC Center in Conway, S.C.
The Lady Flames have earned the tournament's No. 1 seed and will play in a quarterfinal game on Friday at 8 p.m. against either No. 8 seed Coastal Carolina or No. 9 seed Gardner-Webb.
The Lady Buccaneers are seeded No. 10 and start tournament play on Wednesday, facing No. 7 seed Longwood at noon.


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My latest column is on the Federal Reserve and the US economy
The US recovery is stalling. As a matter of economics the balance of risks strongly favours further fiscal and monetary stimulus. Politics appears to rule out the first, and a divided Federal Reserve is hesitating over the second. America's leaders are letting the country down.


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Essie Good to Go Top Coat
Essie Good to Go Top Coat Reviews
Absolutely can not live without it!I categorically refuse to even acknowledge the bad reviews for this product, because I love it so much, and have been using it fo years, and it had never peeled or cracked on me. Ever! And I by no means am saying that the bad reviews are untrue or anything like that. But what I'm thinking is that maybe those "bad reviewers" coincidentally didn't apply any alcohol to their nails prior to applying...read more nail polish and their nails weren't degreased or perfectly cleaned? And that might have possibly caused the pealing? And neither am I saying that we absolutely need to apply alcohol before putting our nail polish on. I only do it if I'm not applying the nail polish immediately after removing the old polish. You know how you can take your old polish off and then start doing something else, and forget that whatever we had our hands in might have possibly left residue on our nails? That's when it's good idea to have a spray bottle with rubbing alcohol, and give your nails a quick spray... Anyway, I absolutely can not live without this product. It is the best top coat in my opinion. In years of using it it has NEVER cracked on me (like many others had in the past), never let me down in terms of shine, drying time or durability. Once again, never! And I strongly insist that it's a superb product. We simply need to remember the basic rules of applying nail polish... Have clean nails prior to application. Do not (ever) go over the cuticle with nail polish or top coat - this will definitely cause your polish to peel much quicker (if not the next day). It is much better and neater to leave a very small visible nail around the cuticles, because your manicure will last longer and look more professional. And DO use good nail polish that doesn't need 5 coats in order for you to get the color you thought you were purchasing, because if you got over 5 coats of product on your nails, it will be hard for any top coat to get through all these layers and work for you... So if these very basic rules are respected - you will love the "Good to Go" from "Essie". I highly and strongly recommend this product to anyone looking for a good top coat! ;) — 3 years, 7 months agoNikatron | 150 reviews
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Shiny topcoatI have tried several different Sally Hansen topcoats, but this one dries quicker. As always, I put a top coat over the dried nail polish. It really gives my nails shine and gloss, and make them extra hard. This is obviously more expensive (I paid about $10 for a bottle) than Sally Hansen's topcoats, but when I use Good to Go, the polish lasts much longer. — 6 years, 9 months agoluckybetty | 895 reviews
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Very disappointedI'm a big fan of Essie polish, and I purchased this top coat because it had come highly recommended. Guess what, if I want an expensive top coat to peel, be scratched up in a matter of hours, and make my manicures look horrible, I am sure there are others out therre that can achieve the exact same results that this one so unfortunately provides. I'd toss it in the trash if it hadn't cost so much m...read moreoney. I went back to using Out The Door which performs at a much higher level of quality and even if I've gone 3-4 weeks between manicures, my polish doesn't look horrendous. I hope Essie has better top coats out there because this one makes the entire line look bad. — 4 years, 6 months agoMissPoison | 249 reviews
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SAINT LEO, Fla. – After a 6-0 run to begin their season, the Saint Leo women's basketball team (7-0) topped the visiting Valdosta State Lady Blazers (4-1) by a 67-52 score, Saturday afternoon from the Marion Bowman Center. The victory signaled the best start in program history for the women's squad with a perfect 7-0 record.
The first ten minutes of play went slowly for both teams, with the Lions outscoring the Blazers 14-10. In the second half of the first period, however, both squads launched an offensive attack that would lead to a 32-23 lead in favor of Saint Leo heading into halftime.
After halftime, Saint Leo outscored Valdosta State 35-27 in the second half on their way to a 67-52 win.
As a team, the Lions capitalized on the Balzers' fouls, shooting 20-24 (83 percent) from the free-throw line. The Lions' superb defense limited the Blazers to shooting just 30.8 percent from the field. In addition, Saint Leo gave up only 12 fouls in the contest.
Offensively, senior forward Chelsea Williams led both team in scoring, notching 16 points. Senior Erin Higgins and sophomore Chachi Guzman followed her lead with 11 and ten points, respectively.
On defense, the squad collected a total of 60 rebounds, with Keishara Green (12 reb.) and Melissa Jackson (10 reb.) leading the team. Jackson's rebounds were all offensive.
The Lions will return to action on Tuesday, December 3 when they take on the visiting Flagler College Saints for their second time this season. In their first meeting, the Lions defeated the Saints by a 92-89 score. Tipoff for Tuesday's contest is set for 7:00 p.m.
For more on the Saint Leo women's basketball team, visit SaintLeoLions.com. Also, be sure to 'Like' the Lions on Facebook and 'Follow' Saint Leo Athletics on Twitter and Instagram.


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May 20, 2013
Fantasy Freestyle
Digging Deeper Than Deep
Every week, Baseball Prospectus' own Bret Sayre puts together The Stash List. This list is an invaluable resource. I often use it not only to ascertain who might be close to making an impact in my deep leagues but also to get a feel for what the market value might be for a player. In leagues where I can bid on minor leaguers, this gives me a feel for when I might need to bid; in leagues where I can't bid on minor leaguers, this tells me what I might need to bid.
However, in some of the deeper leagues I play in, Bret's list isn't of much use. Two of the expert leagues I'm in allow owners to stash minor leaguers, and the reserve lists are deep enough that even in non-keeper formats the top prospects that might make it up in 2013 are long gone. Speculation also runs rampant in these types of cutthroat leagues. If you think you're going to be the lucky soul that snags Christian Yelich a week before his call-up, forget about it. Yelich is already owned in Tout Wars and in most deep leagues with any appreciable reserve depth.
It is close to a fool's errand to try to identify the best non-elite rookies that will come up and provide value during the regular season. However, in a deep league, I understand the imperative to attempt to grab players who might provide even the tiniest amount of value. So, if you are going to go this route, below you'll find the best approach for doing so.
Look at the Organization, Not the Player
While you obviously don't want to completely ignore the statistical contributions of the player in the minors, it doesn't matter if a 32-year-old organizational soldier is destroying Triple-A pitching. You're looking for a player that will contribute to your team, not someone who won't get called up unless there is a series of injuries.
Teams that are out of contention are good resources for players who might get a call in the second half of the season or earlier. In 2012, Josh Rutledge (earned $11), Kirk Nieuwenhuis ($8), Jordany Valdespin ($8), D.J. LeMahieu ($7), and Mike Baxter ($6) all contributed a fair amount of value in NL-only leagues. None of these players seemed like particularly strong options coming into the season, but weak lineups allowed these players to become contributors in deeper formats. If you're looking for an unlikely contributor, picking players off from the Braves' minor-league system isn't your best bet. Looking at the Mets' minor leaguers, on the other hand, isn't a bad idea.
Speed Kills
When in doubt, you are better off trying to grab a speed demon than a big-time minor-league power hitter. Minor-league sluggers are often organizational fillers that aren't going to get called up to the big leagues unless they are so prodigious that they force the organization's hand. Even so, Darin Ruf only received a cup of coffee in 2012 and still has not seen the majors in 2013. Meanwhile, Jarrod Dyson, Quintin Berry, and Darin Mastroianni all provided significant stolen-base contributions in 2012. Scan the minor-league stat lines for significant stolen-base contributors. It's easier for a minor-league steal king to translate his stats to the big-league level than it is for a minor-league slugger.
Former Prospects Aren't The Best Bets
With the exception of Chris Carter ($8), former prospects that have since faded did not populate the list of successful, non-prospect rookies last season. Just because a faded prospect bounces back in Triple-A doesn't mean he has finally figured it out and is a good bet for success.
Don't Ignore Quality Relievers
Tom Wilhelmsen and Ryan Cook both come out of nowhere and wound up with the closer job for their teams at some point during the regular season. While this certainly isn't representative of what might happen, a number of quality relievers are there for the taking, even in deep leagues. In 2012, Kelvim Herrera ($13), Nate Jones ($11), Robbie Ross ($10), and Steve Delabar ($10) were all worth owning in deeper formats. In the NL, Dale Thayer ($7), Tony Watson ($7), and Jared Hughes ($7) led the charge for the middle-relief crowd. I understand the urge to splurge on free-agent starting pitching, but you are more likely to add a contributor in the bullpen through your free-agent budget—and you will spend far less money than you will on a potential starting pitcher.
As I said above, this is an exercise in futility more often than not, and it is next to impossible to recommend specific players who might or might not succeed. In a deep league, you should be looking for complementary players via this route and not superstars. If you can be patient and look for role players as opposed to impact players, you are more likely to have a successful experience targeting minor leaguers than if you swing for the fences.
Mike Gianella is an author of Baseball Prospectus. Follow @MikeGianella
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Ray here....nice article Mike. In several of my NL-only leagues, we cannot draft prospects, so they are available only when called up. Unfortunately, call ups in these leagues go to owners based on the reverse order of the standings. Even if you are in 8th place, you need the guys in 12th, 11th, 10th and 9th place to be asleep at the switch to grab him.
May 20, 2013 06:44 AM
Thanks Mike. Nice that someone understands the depth of all this. In the Plain Wheeler Dealer league this past weekend, Avisail Garcia, Shuck and Cody Allen were picked up to replace injured players, and I was deciding between Carp and JD Martinez to fill in for injured Rajai Davis. Went with JD, but his BA/OBP are awful. Didn't understand why Boston failed to play Carp when he was hot, then he left 7 on base in one game last week. Pickings are bare by mid-May in deep leagues.
May 20, 2013 08:01 AM
Watching Yan Gomes as I type this, he is a catcher to go after in deep leagues,I think he could be around for a very long time, he has plenty of pop, an adequate hit tool and is defensivley sound.Oh and I have owened him in a 20 team dynasty league for the last two years (:.
May 20, 2013 10:51 AM
Boatman, you and maybe 3 others, not counting the Indians, are high on Yan. BP has not been friendly to Yan, and most touts don't. Oh yeah, he's owned in my league, too.
May 20, 2013 13:49 PM
Thanks for the article. I play in an NL-only league where we have an annual 3-round draft of minor leaguers after the auction. We can keep these guys forever ... or until they are brought up. Hardly any top-50 prospects are available for the draft in any given year ... let alone as replacements during the season. It's nice to read an article that has some relevance to that type of league. I read BP for a lot of reasons but the fantasy offerings have been more helpful than usual this year. Thanks.
May 20, 2013 12:38 PM
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