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Here are some reader responses to the third in a three-part series, Choices of the Heart. In this installment, Nanci Nuñez must decide whether to take her sons back with her as she faces deportation.
"I am responding to my feelings about the article on the front page of the Boston Globe, Tuesday, September 25, 2007.I was out-of-state and missed the first 2 articles, but this one really touched me.
"Nanci Nunez, was not an instigator of the sale of Social Security documents. She was targeted by a co-worker who was a police informant, probably because she was a Dominican Republican. Even though she is an immigrant, she is a citizen. The government wants to target immigrants to show that they are working on terrorism. Nunez was not someone who was acting on her own. If she had not been approached by a police informant, she would not have done what she did.
"As for her sons, it is a very hard, deseprate decision. It is not one any of us would like to face. She did not bring the situation on herself, and her family should not have to pay.. Separation from your mother is a very bad event. Even if family can care for the boys here, they should not have to. Nunez should be allowed to stay here and raise her family, perhaps on probation (which I would not approve).
"I strongly believe that "our" government is targeting immigrants of whom they disapprove. What if this had been an Irish, English, or even Italian immigrant ? Would the result have been the same ? I strongly believe that it would not !
"I hope that somewhere there is someone with power who is pursuing this case."
Nancy Johnson
"I enjoyed reading your article, Choices of the Heart. You are a good writer, and you accomplished what most writers are unable to do: Captured the essence of your subject, Nanci Nunez.
"It was a very compelling and poignant piece. Keep up the excellent work, and I hope Nunez gets a second chance."
Cochise Pearson
"Once more the Globe wants us to have so much sympathy for someone who clearly broke the law while living off of the benefits of being in America. A few weeks ago we were supposed to decry the arrest of illegals at work because, after all, they had children.
"May not a large number of law breakers have children and families?? Let's show the same sympathy for a child who loses a father because he gets a jail term for bank robbery or assault with a deadly weapon. ( I await a Globe series on this.) The only pleasure I get from reading such an article is the gratitude I have for those who enforce the law. There should be more of it. We all make mistakes in life. We all have to live with the consequences for those mistakes. So do illegals and sellers of Social Security numbers and people who made bad mortgage choices."
Arthur F. Cody
Cambridge, MA
"What is particularly sad about Nancis case, is that if she had sold the social security cards in April, rather than March, immigration laws would have allowed her to apply for an immigration pardon. Such a pardon could only be granted by an immigration judge and only after the judge reviewed all the details of Nancis crime and weighed it against the other important factors of her life, including her children, her work history, and any other history of problems or criminal activity. This case highlights how unyielding and often irrational our nations immigration laws are. Often exceedingly minor details regarding a persons case will make the difference, determining, in a largely random fashion, who stays and who goes home. Unlike many other areas of law, Immigration Judges have very little discretion in deciding whether someone can stay or go. More often than not, the technicalities of the law prevent judges from granting these pardons where they could evaluate someones entire life and only after that hearing make the fateful decision about whether someone who is a lawful permanent resident should be sent back to their country of origin."
Susan Church, Cambridge
(Church is the immigration attorney for Nanci Nunez)
"Nanci Nunez is not a criminal. She is a victim of entrapment. When will we stop allowing our government to continue taking advantage of immigrants like this?"
Colleen D.
"I just read your article.
"How can you even think of applying this sympathy aspect to this woman's plight. She is a criminal and self confessed at that. She knew or should have know the repercussion of her actions. She made the decision to violate our laws she deserves the punishment be it jail, or deportation. I am insulted you can possibly even try to suggest she is a poor victim as is evident in your way of writing the article. Your attempt to portray this woman as a poor soul is also an insult to the hardworking LAW ABIDING IMMIGRANTS in this great country."
Michael from Lynn
"Thank you for the article on Ms. Nunes, if our government had passed a comprehensive immigration bill this poor woman would not have had to engage in this illegal behavior. I blame the government for all of the suffering these poor immigrants are going through. For me they are undocumented workers and a slave class in this country.
"I am an American and a veteran of this country and I am very disappointed in our senate."
"Thank you for your article about her heartbreaking plight. I am so disgusted with those empowered in our country to see that justice prevails. I don't minimize immigration law or the fact that she committed a crime, Desperate people do desperate things sometimes. And they should be accountable for their actions but deportation - what has happened to this great country of ours?
"She had nothing to do with 9/11, she's a mother who loves her children. Must we lump her together with those held in Guantanamo? Is that how our laws work?"
"Go after the little people who can't afford expensive lawyers, that's how family values work? High moral values?"
"It makes me sick that we have sunk so low. Emma Lazarus must be turning in her grave as to how we treat her wretched refuse yearning to be free. I am not proud to be an American with a government so callous, so disrespectful of humanity but very good at starting wars, lying deceiving,cheating,bribing then shouting. God is my co-pilot ! Let us pray for Nanci Nunez !!"
-- Saul P Heller
"One point that I have not seen mentioned in the beautifully reported story of Ms Nunez is the way in which law enforcement may have entrapped this vulnerable mother. She had just lost her job and was approached by a police informant whom she perceived to be a distressed friend. It is not at all clear that she was disposed to commit this crime without the temptation by a federal. I am sure that there are those who would judge her harshly, but I think the possibility that she was lured into committing a crime is a potentially disturbing reflection on our the behavior of our government."
-- Miriam
"The sad story of the mother forced to leave her children is just that, sad. What is tragic, apart from her cancer, is the fact that she does not expect the FATHER of these children to raise them, as if unwed motherhood and fatherlessness were her cultural norm, or fate, or lot in life. Indeed, this poor woman prays to the God who created and ordains marriage."
"The father should be found and FORCED to pay for his children, or he should be deported, too. What does a single woman tell her child about his or her father? She doesn't have to say a word because the child will eventually know that a 'father" is a man who has sex with her mother and leaves."
"Child abandonment by fathers is a nationwide crime and the deadbeats should be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law."
-- Caroline E.
"One can certainly feel compassion for people like Ms. Nunez and sympathy for her children."
That said, it is obvious to me that she saw nothing wrong (at the time) with helping criminal aliens evade the law and prosper in their illegal endeavors. She saw nothing wrong (at the time) with people who forge social security cards, nor the purchasing of their merchandise. She saw no reason (at the time) to balk at cheating America out of its right to decide who gets to come here and who is not welcome. If, after she procured the first card, she had regretted it and talked to the police, I might have more generosity for her. But she didnt. She not only felt no shame, she went out a few days later and did it again. Only after being arrested did she think about what she had done, and even then she didnt admit that it was criminal. She characterized it as 'a mistake.' A 'mistake' is a misunderstanding, a misconception, maybe even carelessness it is not a deliberate breaking of the law. She knew what she was doing. She knew it was illegal. She did it anyway."
"America may need hard working immigrants like Ms. Nunez and her sister, but we DONT need any more people here who regret breaking the law only AFTER theyve been caught. We have enough home-grown criminals without importing more."
-- Merry D.
"Seems to me if Nanci Nunez truly valued all the things the United States has to offer, like clean running water & her 2 sons going to school to learn English, she would NEVER want to do anything to jeopardize her American dream, like break the law. Nanci made the decision to twice sell fake social security documents & I believe she deserves to be deported. Bye, bye. Take your sons with you & quit crying!"
-- Carolyn
"The story that you wrote regarding "A besieged mother wonders how to put her children first" was a real sad story and well written. As a fellow Dominican, I sympathize a great deal with this story and agree with the your approach.
"Please let me know if there is way to help these two children.
Edward Martinez
"Moving, complex, beautifully envisioned and told with compassion and clarity -- thank you!"
Elatia Harris
"While I thoroughly enjoyed the previous two stories in the series (maybe "enjoyed" isn't the word, as they were difficult subject matter), and thought the writing was particularly good, I found the topic of the final chapter to be laughable at best.
"Are we supposed to feel sorry for a woman who chose to break the law? She certainly didn't seem to put her children first when she sold the fake documents. Should we feel pity for drug dealers who get sent off to jail and leave children at home? The protagonist of this story admittedly was making money prior to her forgery - if someone robs a store to get a little extra spending money, should we applaud?
"This story also brings up the matter of border jumping. My husband, a Canadian, has worked very hard to obtain his Green Card in order to work in the United States. We have made sure all of our transactions are by the book. I feel nothing for people who obtain the means to stay in this country illegally, as they slow down the system for those who aren't breaking the law. We have laws in this country meant to protect its citizens - if you want to stay in this country, you have to follow the rules, the same as everyone else.
"Thank you,"
Amanda K.
"Thank you for this amazing series, and for all of your stories. They are heart-wrenching just to read.
"You enrich my mornings, and (I hope) my understanding of the world."
Karen Victor
"How is this mother "besieged"? She decided to be a criminal. It happens that she was unlucky and got caught committing a crime. How many times had she committed this crime before she was caught. Didn't she wonder about the welfare of her children before she committed this act?
"She and her children should be deported immediately. If she was an American born citizen should would have already been prosecuted and her children put in foster care.
"Your article does bring sorrow for her and her children. But she decided to be the criminal here. If she was a man would we have the same sympathy?
"Please, investigate and write about good citizens of the area and how they are undermined my the "system". Report on real injustices. Thank you for your time."
"I feel lots of compassion for this article and this woman. We are wondering if there is anything we could do, maybe a petition even though I am sure that won't help. We just feel so bad for her. I wish I could take back that moment for her to, when she accepted the offer to help the undercover. Any way, have a wonderful..... :("
"I truly hope that you continue with this story to let us know that at the last minute Nunez does not get deported and she can stay here in the States with her boys. What a heart wrenching story. I will keep looking to see if there are any updates on this. Thank you for bringing this story to us."
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The wait is over: PyCon 2015's schedule is available! The tutorial schedule has been available for several weeks now, and we made poster selections a while back as well, but we've completed the biggest part: scheduling 95 talks across three days in five rooms.
It takes a lot of people to come up with this schedule, starting with those of you who submitted the 542 talk proposals we received. PyCon has always been a "what you make of it" sort of event, with so many people to talk to and things to do that it'd be hard to replicate the same experience twice, and that starts with these proposals. Thank you to everyone who submitted proposals this year.
Another huge year for submissions means another great crew of volunteers gave a lot of their time to evaluate them. As with all things PyCon, a mixture of returning veterans worked with a set of first-timers, giving a lot of different viewpoints to bring us to this schedule. Led by Alex Gaynor and Luke Sneeringer, far too many people to name deserve a round of applause for their efforts here. Thank you all!
A lot of us have been saying that we could make several full conferences out of the body of submissions we received over the last few years, and that's true. Since we only have space for 95 talks, which puts us at a 18% acceptance rate this year, the next 18% in line could also be an awesome conference as well, and on down the line. The proliferation of regional conferences over the last few years has been a great outlet for a lot of our proposers, and we encourage everyone to take their proposals to them as well. While it's too late for PyTennessee, which takes place in Februrary, there's still PyOhio, PyTexas, PyGotham, and a ton of other international conferences to come in 2015. It's going to be a good year for Python conferences, for sure.
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Higher vitamin D dietary intake is associated with a lower risk of developing Alzheimer's disease.
By Bob DeMarco
Alzheimer's Reading Room
Early on in my caregiving effort I noticed that Dotty tended to get dull and moody around 4 o'clock in the afternoon. This often led to challenging and negative behavior.
Once I started taking Dotty out into the bright light this phenomena disappeared. Or lets say, it was eradicated. Needless to say, the eradication of this dullness and negative behavior improved both of our lives.
Two new research studies indicate that women with low levels of vitamin D are at a greater risk for Alzheimer's and global cognitive decline.
One study based its findings on a population of 6,257 women. The other studied 498 women.
One of the findings that really stood out showed that women who had high weekly intakes of vitamin D showed no dementia at all.
Alzheimer's and dementia patients often have problems eating or poor diets. So it is unlikely that they are getting enough vitamin D from their diet. Studies on Alzheimer's patients show that they have very low levels of vitamin D2.
Vitamin D is sometimes referred to as the "sun vitamin". One big advantage we have is we live in Florida (closer to the Equator) so we have the sun high in the sky all year round. We have many sunny days, so this made it easier for me to get Dotty into the bright light.
Studies indicate that more than half of persons over 60 live with low levels of vitamin D. This happens because when we age we have more difficulty absorbing vitamin D from foods and supplements. So the sun can be a difference maker, or a potential solution to the problem.
At age 80 there is about a one in three chance of suffering from some type of dementia. About 24 percent of the readers of the ARR are over 55. So you might want to start thinking about increasing your level of vitamin D.
You can read a short synopsis of the two research studies I mentioned below.
In the meantime, I think I'll go take a ten minute walk out in the sun and get my daily injection of vitamin D.
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Vitamin D Tied to Women's Cognitive Performance
Two new studies appearing in the Journals of Gerontology show that vitamin D may be a vital component for the cognitive health of women as they age.
Higher vitamin D dietary intake is associated with a lower risk of developing Alzheimer's disease, according to research conducted by a team led by Cedric Annweiler, MD, PhD, at the Angers University Hospital in France.
Similarly, investigators led by Yelena Slinin, MD, MS, at the VA Medical Center in Minneapolis found that low vitamin D levels among older women are associated with higher odds of global cognitive impairment and a higher risk of global cognitive decline.
Slinin's group based its analysis on 6,257 community-dwelling older women who had vitamin D levels measured during the Study of Osteopathic Fractures and whose cognitive function was tested by the Mini-Mental State Examination and/or Trail Making Test Part B.
Very low levels of vitamin D (less than 10 nanograms per milliliter of blood serum) among older women were associated with higher odds of global cognitive impairment at baseline, and low vitamin D levels (less than 20 nanograms per milliliter) among cognitively-impaired women were associated with a higher risk of incident global cognitive decline, as measured by performance on the Mini-Mental State Examination.
Annweieler's team's findings were based on data from 498 community-dwelling women who participated in the Toulouse cohort of the Epidemiology of Osteoporosis study.
Among this population, women who developed Alzheimer's disease had lower baseline vitamin D intakes (an average of 50.3 micrograms per week) than those who developed other dementias (an average of 63.6 micrograms per week) or no dementia at all (an average of 59.0 micrograms per week).
These reports follow an article published in the Journals of Gerontology Series A earlier this year that found that both men and women who don't get enough vitamin D — either from diet, supplements, or sun exposure — may be at increased risk of developing mobility limitations and disability.
The Gerontological Society of America (GSA) is the nation's oldest and largest interdisciplinary organization devoted to research, education, and practice in the field of aging. The principal mission of the Society — and its 5,400+ members — is to advance the study of aging and disseminate information among scientists, decision makers, and the general public.
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Bob DeMarco is the Founder of the Alzheimer's Reading Room and an Alzheimer's caregiver. The ARR knowledge base contains more than 3,811 articles with more than 306,100 links on the Internet. Bob lives in Delray Beach, FL.
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Dallas-area has it covered: Defensive backs make up more than a quarter of top 100 local recruits
Spread offenses have their work cut out this fall.
Defensive backs represent more than a quarter of SportsDay's top 100 area recruits, including five in the top 10.
Among the colleges they have committed to are Stanford, Oklahoma, Texas A&M, LSU and Texas. Area recruits Jamal Adams and Nick Watkins are still deciding from a pool that includes Ohio State, Alabama, Florida, Georgia and Notre Dame.
"If you're recruiting DBs, you're going to want to have this area," Lancaster coach Chris Gilbert said.
Mansfield Timberview, Hebron, Skyline, DeSoto and Mesquite Poteet all have multiple defensive backs in the top 100.
Timberview's Ed Paris tops the position as the No. 3 recruit in the area. The LSU pledge had seven interceptions last season, including two returned for touchdowns. He also had 37 tackles, 12 pass break-ups, three forced fumbles and two fumble recoveries.
Teammate Brandon Simmons is the 10th-ranked defensive back recruit in the area. He's already committed to Stanford.
Rounding out the top 10 are Hebron's Adams at No. 4, West Mesquite's Dylan Sumner-Gardner at No. 5 and Bishop Dunne's Watkins at No. 6.
The surge in quality defensive backs may not be a random occurrence.
Mesquite Poteet coach Kody Groves said the growth of spread offenses and the rising popularity of 7-on-7 have put defensive backs in the spotlight.
"The more kids play 7-on-7, the more those positions get hyped up and get the exposure," Groves said.
"You don't see a lot of exposure on the line because even at college camps there's not a whole lot they can do to showcase their skills. But you get those DBs out there, and they can go against each other and give you an idea of what they can do."
Poteet has two players in the area top 100, and both are defensive backs. Verkedric Vaughns (No. 57) committed to Baylor last week and Nate Gaines (No. 69) is committed to SMU.
Poteet, like the other teams with multiple top players in the secondary, will have more options with the defensive front.
"The better the defensive backs you have, the more flexible you can be up front," Groves said. "It allows you to change your defense more often and give offenses different looks."
Skyline has two defensive backs inside the top 30: No. 11 Cedric Collins and No. 28 Derrick Dixon. Collins is committed to Texas A&M; Dixon pledged to Texas Tech.
Oklahoma received commitments from two more top-30 defensive backs: Lancaster's Vontre McQuinnie and Cedar Hill's Marcus Green.
Lancaster has graduated nine defensive backs to major college scholarships since 2009, and McQuinnie fits the mold, Gilbert said.
"He's a big, athletic kid and a very instinctive player," Gilbert said. "He can cover, and he can blitz. And when he comes, he comes in a hurry."
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GLASTONBURY — — The school system is saying goodbye to 15 longtime educators who are retiring at the end of the school year. Superintendent Alan B. Bookman recently recognized the educators at a board of education meeting. Here are the Glastonbury histories of the educators and Bookman's comments about each retiree.
Marie Allan: Started her teacher career as a third grade teacher in 1970 in Maryland. After holding a variety of positions, she was hired in 1992 at Conard High School in West Hartford as a school psychologist. After spending ten years at Conard, she came to Glastonbury High School during the 2001-02 school year.


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Tom Lane wrote: >Andrew Dunstan <andrew(at)dunslane(dot)net> writes: > > >>This patch fixes contrib so that it compiles under windows without >>warnings about redefines for min, max, V_UNKNOWN and IDIGNORE >> >> > >Surely this is wrong. You might be able to assume that Windows' >definitions for min/max are the same as what this code is expecting, > > I checked and they are, fairly much character for character I think. >but it's a lot bigger stretch to assume that for the other ones. > > I didn't. In one case (IDIGNORE) I changed the name of the macro to avoid the conflict, and in the other (V_UKNOWN) I removed the Windows def which has no applicability in that context (the Windows version comes from oleauto.h). Both of these cases occur in .c files and have no effects outside these files. >(Does tsearch2 still *work* after you change it this way??) > > I don't know, because (as you know) tsearch2 is currently busted at the link stage on Windows, and I don't know how to fix it - I was hoping someone would have jumped on that by now. But by analysis it should not have changed the behaviour at all. >The right thing for the min/max macros is to get rid of them anyway, >and use the Min/Max macros from c.h. > > That's a fair point. I'll look at that. cheers andrew
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Food for the Soul
Sunday, June 5th, 2011
Ayurveda is a culture of well-being. Its basis are the understanding of the human being as a whole and that there can only be health if the trio 'body-mind-spirit' is balanced. According to Ayurveda, the cause of all our diseases is the accumulation of toxins in our body. If we adopt ways to eliminate the existent toxins and to prevent new ones to show up in our body, we would have achieved complete health in the broader sense – total physical, mental and emotional well-being.
On Friday morning I took a culinary Ayurveda course with chef Lakshmi Harilela from 'Love True Food', here in Hong Kong. Our group learned some of the Ayurveda theory and cooked a few delicious recipes which later became our lunch. Lakshimi is another great example of someone who is passionate about what she does. She found balance in Ayurveda and runs her business with so much love that she decided to name it just that; 'Love True Food' (www.lovetruefood.com).
It's refreshing as an entrepreneur to find others who live the same way I do and who love what they do. As a coach who helps entrepreneurial women, it is even more satisfying to see a young entrepreneurial woman who is so committed to her passion of spreading the Ayurveda message through her business. Thanks Lakshmi for a phenomenal class!
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March 28, 2011
Day Nine News and Notes
The Boilermakers practiced outside for just the second time in nine spring practices.
Due to class schedules for some of the guys, the order of practice had to be rearranged and the middle part was reserved for the scrimmage sessions. The defense won all of the scrimmages on Monday, including getting a fumble recovery by Bruce Gaston on a bad snap when the offense was trying to convert on third-and-goal inside the five.
Defensive standouts from the scrimmages included a number of big hits from linebackers Dwayne Beckford and Joe Holland, a tackle for loss by Will Lucas and a combined sack from a defensive line that featured Ryan Isaac, LaSalle Cooks, Rashard Frazier and Eric Mebane. Cooks and Mebane followed up the team sack with another sack on the following play.
While not playing very sharp, the offense did have some big plays including a 41-yard run by Rob Henry, a 25-yard reception by Waynelle Gravesande on a pass from Caleb TerBush, a pair of 15-yard receptions by Justin Siller on passes from Henry and some tough running by both Akeem Shavers and Gavin Robert.
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Julia: going to 4K a day terrifies me. I'm bumping up to 2500/3500 and I'll see how that works. Maybe down the line I'll go to 2500/4000. My game plan is to fill the gaps with cheese right now. It's high calorie, fair amount of protein, and easier to find raw, grass-fed and/or organic than meat. Once I get back to Chicago I may reassess that.
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Brady Campaign & NJ MMM Sue New Jersey Over "Smart Gun" Law
Like Seatbelts and Airbags, NJ's Personalized Handgun Law Will Save Lives,
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WASHINGTON, D.C. – Today the Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence and the Million Mom March Mercer County Chapter of the Brady Campaign are filing a lawsuit to force New Jersey to comply with the New Jersey Personalized Handgun Law passed in 2002. The law requires the Attorney General to issue a report every six months on the availability of personalized handguns, also known as "smart" handguns. No reports have been issued since 2003. The law further requires only "smart" handguns to be sold in New Jersey within three years after these firearms are found to be available in the United States.
Personalized handguns use technology that restricts the firing of a gun to only authorized users, preventing children or criminals from being able to shoot without proper access.
"New Jersey confronted the problem of unintentional shootings, suicides, and gun theft and chose to require safer handguns when they became available," said Jonathan Lowy, director of the Brady Center's Legal Action Project. "For over a decade, New Jersey has failed to obey the 'smart gun' law. We are asking the Court to force the acting Attorney General to obey the law and report on the availability of 'smart' handguns."
"As far as we are aware, the acting Attorney General has not complied with the requirements of the New Jersey Personalized Handgun Law," said Gregory G. Little of White & Case LLP, counsel with the Brady Center. "The enforcement of the statute will save lives by greatly reducing gun violence, suicides and accidental shootings."
The ramifications for enforcing the New Jersey law have become part of a growing national debate. In recent months, California and Maryland firearm dealers announced that they would both sell "smart guns" manufactured by Armatix. The offer was later rescinded due to death threats and pressure from gun extremists.
"The Brady Campaign's New Jersey Million Mom March Chapters and many other concerned New Jerseyans fought long and hard to enact this groundbreaking law to protect families in New Jersey from senseless gun violence," said Carole Stiller, president of the New Jersey Million Mom March Chapters and president of the Million Mom March Mercer County Chapter. "We fought for this law because we would not tolerate children dying because the gun industry refused to make guns safer. This law will save lives, and we will not tolerate this law being ignored."
Prior to filing this complaint, the Brady Campaign and its New Jersey Million Mom March Chapters contacted the Attorney General's Office several times seeking information and to urge compliance with the law. The information received from the Attorney General's Office showed that for the past 10 years the state has failed to comply with the reporting requirement of the statute. No report has been delivered since 2003, and that 2003 report has not been located or shared by the Attorney General's Office.
"New Jersey recognized handguns should adapt with the latest safety technology available in the marketplace. Much like seatbelts and airbags save lives, so too will technology that helps to prevent a child or thief from being able to mistakenly fire a gun," added Lowy. "This lawsuit hopes to ensure the voice of New Jerseyans is enforced."
The lawsuit is being filed in the Superior Court of New Jersey Mercer County, Law Division and was prepared by Gregory G. Little, Elizabeth Cochran and Elzbieta Matthews of White & Case LLP; Jonathan Lowy, Elizabeth Burke and Robert Wilcox of the Brady Center to Prevent Gun Violence; and Bruce W. Clark and Christopher J. Michie of Clark Michie LLP.
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One of my updates on a networking medium reads "Happy as a pig in shit". It's really the way I see my life. Laughing my way through just about every twist and turn life takes. All of us enjoy the "ups", but I believe in enjoying my "downs" too, because they are inevitable and a necessary experience. It is often said that "Positive thinking and negative thinking are attitudes. They are points of views and show the way people handle their affairs". It's very easy to give up, give in or fall prey to self pity. But there's no joy in it. And if you want to create joy in your everyday life, you have to just think it. A lot of people lament, "why me", instead of counting their blessings. I say laugh out loud. Laugh at life, laugh at your problems, and laugh about your silly choices, like the partner who lost you, instead of wailing over losing him or her. For those of you that find it hard to stay positive, strangely enough it's possible to even handle staying negative in a positive way.
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Play Minecraft and learn about CPU architecture at the same time
Subject: General Tech | September 29, 2010 - 12:45 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
While 16 bit computers are a wee bit out of date, for learning the basics of the architecture that modern CPUs use it is a perfect starting point. There are still quite a few parts to the entire unit and a part of that is the arithmetic logic unit, where arithmetic and logical operations are carried out.
My how the GPU has grown; more on GTC 2010
Subject: General Tech | September 29, 2010 - 12:11 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
This was one of the more interesting GPU Technology Conferences, as the the GPU is not just about gaming anymore. Fans of distributed computing projects like Folding@Home are now familiar with the idea of using a GPU client and have been very pleased with the results. With the introduction of Fermi we saw nVIDIA GPUs that came on cards without a single graphical output port on them as they were specifically intended for scientific applications. This year nVIDIA has continued to focus on the utility of their architecture for non-graphics usage as is evidenced by their emphasis
Launch delays and price cuts, the GPU market is changing
Subject: General Tech | September 28, 2010 - 11:49 AM | Jeremy Hellstrom
To get the bad news out of the way, all those rumours of an October release of at least one member of the Radeon 6xxx series of graphics cards were more than likely simply rumours. While AMD declined comment, when DigiTimes posts that the cards will not be seen until November, you are probably best off believing them. What they say about the performance expectations also puts a damper on enthusiast's spirits.
ARM goes for mobile graphics overkill
Subject: General Tech | September 27, 2010 - 11:44 AM | Jeremy Hellstrom
A smartphone with the theoretical graphical power of a PS3 is on the horizon thanks to Marvell's new ARMADA 628. This is not the ARM9 Cortex that we have been hearing about from ARM, Marvell is licensed to modify ARM architecture and this is what they have come up with for the GPU component on their new chip. Pushing 80% of the total triangles a PS3's GPU can manage on a screen the size that a smartphone posses may seem like overkill and with the power of the other components it seems likely Marvell is looking to tablets for its next target.
34 years ago Compuserve helped spammers realize their dream
Subject: General Tech | September 24, 2010 - 06:01 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Ah, the thrill and excitement of owning a PC. It isn't just about pushing for an overclock, fragging your friends and laughing at the mangled grammar on spam emails you know, the real way to get your blood rushing through your body is to boot up your PC and see "BIOS ROM checksum error". If you have never experienced that before you can live vicariously through this thread in the forums. For something a little less extreme you
Why should laptop users be the only ones who get a touchpad?
Subject: General Tech | September 24, 2010 - 03:13 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
The Rosewill RK-V1TP is a multimedia keyboard and a touchpad combined into one extra deep package. The keyboard has all the keys you would expect on a standard 88 key board and the touchpad can handle seven different gestures. The unfortunate result of the multi-gesture interpretation is that the touchpad can not act like a normal touchpad which Bjorn3D found to be a drawback. Chec
20 Antivirus programs against 0.9 million malware scripts
Subject: General Tech | September 24, 2010 - 12:03 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
The Inquirer has linked to a pdf that displays the results of AV Comparatives tests on 20 different antivirus programs, both paid and free. They did a serious amount of attacking with various forms of malware to see how effective these programs were at properly defending a system from being compromised. They did not limit the testing to simple protection, several antivirus programs received lower scores from the high amount of false positives generated. Check out the results a
BioStar takes on AMD's latest chipset
Subject: General Tech | September 23, 2010 - 03:22 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
As [H]ard|OCP points out, BioStar is not exactly a top of mind mention for enthusiasts when they think of motherboard makers, whereas the chipsets they use, the 890FX and SB850 are the top of the line for AMD. The end result is a mixed bag, while one reviewer saw a 19 hour, ridiculously hot torture test of Prime95 go without a problem another couldn't manage more than a few minutes before problems cropped up. [H] was not amused.
Just what is the Genaudio AstoundSound Audio Expander
Subject: General Tech | September 23, 2010 - 01:46 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Legit Reviews is taking on a rather odd piece of software called the Genaudio Astoundsound Audio Expander. It is a competitor to another piece of software whose name might be vaguely familiar to those of you who have seen a lot of PC speakers over the years, the SRS Labs HD Audio Lab. While the Genaudio products features are trimmed down compared to SRS Labs product, as far as Legit Reviews could tell that only made the program easier to use. The quality was every bit as good to their ears.
TSMC will be making Kepler and Maxwell
Subject: General Tech | September 23, 2010 - 01:02 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
The byline might lead you to believe that nVIDIA's upcoming chips will be made on a 20nm process but to be more specific the information DigiTimes received tells them that Kepler will be 28nm and Maxwell 22nm. This shrinking of the process plays right into nVIDIA's main focus during the GTC which is efficiency. The charts we have seen are specifically displaying GFLOPs per watt and not a raw performance increase, something that requires shrinking the die.
Just one more turn ... Version the Fifth
Subject: General Tech | September 22, 2010 - 12:59 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
The long running Civilization series from Sid Meier has hit number five and there are a lot of excited gamers out there. It has been 20 years since the inception of the game and there has been quite a bit of change over that time.
nVIDIA has a right to be proud of this years GTC
Subject: General Tech | September 22, 2010 - 12:26 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
The highest profile news out of the GPU Technology Conference is Jen-Hsun Huang's announcement of nVIDIA's next two GPUs, Kepler and Maxwell and the rather lofty goals for increasing efficiency. AnandTech examines the information we have received about the plans for these two new GPUs as well as using nVIDIA's past to project likely features that will exist on the new chips. Some of those features may leave gamers scratching their
3D Comes to StarCraft II
Subject: General Tech | September 22, 2010 - 11:37 AM | Jeremy Hellstrom
StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty patch 1.1.0 is now live! This patch features adjustments to protoss, terran, and zerg balance, notable StarCraft II Editor improvements, and several bug fixes. Be sure to check out the full patch notes below to learn all about the latest changes.
Is someone using a new exploit to root around your x64 Linux OS
Subject: General Tech | September 20, 2010 - 02:48 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
A new exploit allowing people to root your 64 bit Linux server is running rampant currently. While not all vendors have released a specific fix there is one that is available that should work for most if not all. There is also a tool available to detect whether you have already been compromised. Slashdot points out that this is very important as a backdoor will remain even after you have patched a compromised system, which you need to repair as we
Thermopylae; you've seen the movie and now you know the date
Subject: General Tech | September 17, 2010 - 06:34 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
When a PC goes bad sometimes it is not terribly obvious what happened and you end up investigating in odd ways. Often your ears clue you in, as you hear a fan die or a head crash on a HDD. Other times
Light Peak may eclipse USB 3.0's future
Subject: General Tech | September 17, 2010 - 12:01 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Intel's plans for 2010 and likely even 2011 do not seem to include any plans to support USB 3.0 at the chipset level. There may be boards released over the coming months with an add on USB 3.0 controller chip but it will not be made by Intel. Many are a little upset and confused over this choice and those that are OK with it tend to be those who are waiting to see Light Peak arrive. They may not have to wait long according to AnandTech who have just seen what the current state of Light Peak is.
Try the new IE9 beta, I hear even Mikey likes it
Subject: General Tech | September 16, 2010 - 11:50 AM | Jeremy Hellstrom
You can now get a hold of the new IE9 beta to try out what will be the new browser from Microsoft, assuming you've moved on from XP. A lot of sites are impressed by the speed of the new version of the venerable browser. AMD is trying out GPU acceleration of HTML5 and according to The Inquirer there will be an update to Flash player called Square that will enable hardware acceleration with the IE9 Beta as well.&nbs
Fratboys reach for the new instalment of Halo
Subject: General Tech | September 15, 2010 - 12:30 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
The beer and pretzels game of choice has been Halo for a lot of people for quite a long time. Mostly a multiplayer experience, though some enjoy playing through the game multiple times on higher difficulties, it seems that Reach has a lot to make up for as ODST was apparently not very popular. Ars Technica takes you through an overview of the game; perhaps you can read it while standing in line waiting for the release.
Raining on each others parade, AMD distracts from IDF with Zacate
Subject: General Tech | September 15, 2010 - 12:11 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
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Similar to young siblings, AMD and Intel like trying to steal enthusiasts attention the moment the other company does something interesting. This particular time it is AMD showing off its low voltage and high powered Zacate chip while most are focused on IDF. AnandTech have updated their article with everything that they have found out about the chip, including their perceptions of how well the chip could run City of Heros compared to a Core i5-M 520.
A USB powered speaker for your mobile life
Subject: General Tech | September 14, 2010 - 06:36 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
CoolerMaster is now offering an interesting little device for those sick of lousy quality laptop speakers, the Cooler Master Choiix BoomBoom. It is not for everyone, it will set you back $25 and the improvement is very slight. It is an improvement however and with such a small form factor it is easy to carry around if you want to impress friends more interested in volume than esoteric differences in audio quality. Take a look over at Legit Reviews.
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Everyone says, Well, you're in competition for your job and you're not even there. I'm not the smartest man in the world, but there are a few things I know: I've started more games on that offensive line the last four years than anybody. And I've played four positions the last four years. So for some reason I keep finding my way on the field. I believe in my own ability and I look forward to the competition. There's competition for your job every year – they're not just going to give you your job.
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In preparation for an article, a PM talk, a tutorial, and quite possibly a book on software testing with Perl, I've been working on Test::MockObject. The documentation, as usual, comes somewhat after the initial announcement.
I'm not completely thrilled with the interface yet, and testing the Test::Builder components accurately could fall into the bootstrapping category, but the sooner it's out there, the more likely someone with a good idea or spare time could run across it and improve it. My plan is to have something more CPAN-worthy by the weekend. Then again, I planned to make some enhancements to Text::WikiFormat last week, and need to fix a Cygwin test buglet for Sub::Context.
Test #5 fails on the current released version of Test::More (0.43), but I've patched it and 0.44 (or 1.0) is on its way. Schwern is generally good about that.
On work matters, the database stuff has been "Center the date range on the report and make it bold", so that's nearly finished. I've been doing actual Perl programming for a while, and some of it's very clever. I wasn't having a lot of fun in my last entry, but it had been a rough day. Things are looking Sunny.


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"The minute a man puts on a dress, something very theatrical happens. It's funny." So says visual artist David Rohn in explaining his latest creation: the pilot episode for the very theatrical Adora Adora, a television sitcom he wrote, directed, and in which he has a minor acting role. The actual star of the show is Rohn's significant other, Danilo de La Torre, a.k.a. Adora the drag queen, along with cohorts Taffy Lynn and Damien Devine.
A first-time scriptwriter, Rohn hopes to use TV, which he calls "the preeminent medium of our culture," to reach a wide audience and to highlight the dragsters he considers more than a bunch of eccentric guys who like to play dressup. "Drag culture is an art form," he argues. "That's a more accepted idea now than it used to be. I thought there was so much talent out there that wasn't getting much play. And the whole drag thing is so visual."
Getting the visual part on tape wasn't as easy as it seemed. In early 1996 Rohn devised a script for an episode and attempted to shoot it. He spent $300 of his own money; the entire cast worked for free. Owing to a lack of funds and some technical snags, the resulting footage was distilled into an eleven-minute trailer, which starred Adora and included another drag queen, Marvella, and DJ JoJo Odyssey. Screened before a standing-room-only crowd at a 1996 Alliance for Media Arts benefit, the short film was a colorful comic romp about Adora buying a new dress.
Though not quite a full-length episode, the eleven-minute segment was not a total loss. Rohn submitted it to the Dade Human Rights Foundation (an organization that supports gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender causes) and scored a $2500 grant. The money allowed him to enlist the aid of the Alliance and to produce the 30-minute pilot, which will premiere Thursday at the Alliance Cinema.
Shot in and around Miami Beach, the pilot is more sumptuous visually and more tangled in plot than the trailer. It revolves around the love troubles of Daphne, Adora's best friend (played by Taffy Lynn) who is, according to Rohn, "between husbands and between careers." Adora's maid Domina (played by Damien Devine) gives Daphne a love potion so she can seduce her unresponsive boyfriend. Of course Adora gets her hands on the brew and slips a few drops to her husband, Teddy Behr, portrayed by Rohn.
Fluffy as it may sound, the episode is not all outrageous antics, too much makeup, and glamorous gowns. Under the latex lies subtext. "What it's really about is people trying to manipulate other people," explains Rohn, a former teenage TV junkie who cites as influences the movies of flamboyant Spanish director Pedro Almodovar and episodes of I Love Lucy and the Dick Van Dyke Show. "Lucy is timeless," he says. "The way she interacts with people, the way she communicates, the comic aspects of what everyone goes through. Dick Van Dyke is also about the trouble people have communicating and how they iron it out together with their mates and their friends. And Almodovar really covers contemporary culture well."
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Even in these relatively enlightened times, a show about a zany drag queen may be a hard sell compared to anything about nearly any happily married straight couple, but Rohn is undeterred. He and his crew hope to produce more episodes of Adora Adora if they can find the funds. But don't expect the fledgling auteur to become a prima donna anytime soon. "I'm not a director," Rohn says modestly. "I don't have directing experience, and I didn't go to director's school. Having written the script, I had a clear idea of what I wanted, but it's hard to feel like I can order people around when I'm not paying them!"
-- Nina Korman
The pilot episode of Adora Adora will air at 10:00 p.m. Thursday, July 2, at the Alliance Cinema, 927 Lincoln Rd, Miami Beach. Tickets cost $5. Call 305-531-8504.


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ZTE ZMAX gets Cyanogen recovery, a good CWM/TWRP alternative
If you have the a ZTE ZMAX Android phone running version 5.0 Lollipop, you already have a custom recovery available for your device in Cyanogen recovery. While our love for TWRP is well known, a Cyanogen recovery is pretty decent alternative and should work pretty well for you if all you want to do is flash custom ROMs.
To be able to install Cyanogen recovery, you will need to install the recovery.img file given below, using the fastboot/bootloader mode. We have got a full step-by-step guide to help you with this. Prepare your ZTE ZMAX for the Cyanogen recovery installation by taking appropriate backup, and then begin to follow the guide.
How to Install Cyanogen Recovery on ZTE ZMAX
- Cyanogen Recovery | File: recovery.img (16 MB)
Supported devices
- Android One devices, code name SPROUT
- Don't try this one any other device!
Warning: Warranty may be void of your device if you follow the procedures given on this page. You only are responsible for your device. We won't be liable if any damage occurs to your device and/or its components.
Backup important files stored on your device before proceeding with the steps below, so that in case something goes wrong you'll have backup of all your important files.
- Install ADB and Fastboot driver.
- Install ZTE driver. Connect your device to PC using a USB cable. Then look into notification bar, and tap on 'Connected as an installer'or 'Touch for other USB'. Now tap on Install driver, and follow the setup that appears on PC. Disconnect the device thereafter.
- On your device, enable USB debugging. For this:
- Go to Settings > About phone, and then tap 'Build number' 7 times to unlock developer options.
- Go back to Settings, then choose 'Developer options'. Find the 'USB debugging' option and use its toggle button to enable it. Accept warning by tapping on OK button.
- Connect your device to PC now. You will get a pop-up as shown below on your phone when you connect for the first time after enabling USB debugging. Select 'Always allow from this computer' checkbox and then tap on OK button.
If you don't get this, it means drivers aren't installed properly. So, search for and install the drivers of your device manufacturer. Here are drivers for Micromax Android One device. Keep the device connected to PC.
- Download the Cyanogen recovery file (recovery.img) on your PC from above.
- Now, open command window in the folder in which you have the recovery.img file. For this:
- Open that folder and then left click on empty white space in the folder.
- Now, while holding shift key, right click on empty white space to get a pop-up as shown below.
- Now choose Open command window here option from that.
You will see a command window open up, with location directed to folder where you have the TWRP's recovery.img file.
- With device connected to PC, boot your device into fastboot mode. For this, run the following command. (You can copy paste the command, and then hit enter key to run it.)
adb reboot bootloader
- Test whether fastboot is working alright. In the command window by running the following command.
fastboot devices
→ Upon this, you should get a serial no. with fastboot written after it. If you don't get fastboot written on cmd window, then it means you need to reinstall adb and fastboot drivers, or change restart PC, or use original USB cable.
- If your device is not bootloader locked, then do this to unlock bootloader of it. Skip this step if shows unlocked at the bottom of bootloader mode screen.
- Run the following command first.
fastboot oem unlock
- Now, look at device's screen, and press Volume up button to choose Yes. (Upon doing this, your device's all apps and data will be deleted.)
- Run the following command first.
- Flash Cyanogen recovery now. Use the following command for that.
fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
- When done simply reboot your device using the following command.
fastboot reboot
- If you wish to check out the new Cyanogen recovery, then with ZMAX connected to PC, run the following command.
adb reboot recovery
Have fun flashing custom ROMs, creating nandroid backup, etc. stuff.
Root ZTE ZMAX
Looking to root your ZMAX? Well, simply download the SuperSU file, and flash it using Cyanogen Recovery. Need help, look at this guide.
Happy flashing!
Do ask us using comments section below if you need any help from us regarding installation of ZTE ZMAX Cyanogen recovery.


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Archinect - News 2017-09-22T04:20:29-04:00 https://archinect.com/news/article/59792515/editor-s-picks-287 Editor's Picks #287 Nam Henderson 2012-10-22T00:13:00-04:00 >2012-10-22T19:14:09-04:00
 The latest Archinect ShowCase featured Cassia Co-op Training Centre by TYIN tegnestue Architects. The project is located in Sungai Penuh, Sumatra, Indonesia.

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The New York Observer reported on Cornell's plans (unveiled this week) for a brand new 12.5-acre tech campus on Roosevelt Island this week. The master plan is by SOM and Field Operations, the first academic building is by Thom Mayne. snail commented "So they would have us believe that a great center of future technological innovation will look like a standard tower-in-the-park development with a few curves thrown in, and an atrium borrowed from John Portman?"

 For his part toasteroven thought "cornell is trying to recreate MIT's medialab in NYC - on an island - by making a fancy new campus - BEFORE they've even established the program?...The city is making such a huge deal about this - but it seems like it's primarily being used as a marketing ploy to sell NYC as a new tech hub or something...it seems like there's a...


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July 19, 2011
Fantasy Beat
Kimbrel and Venters: Ticking Time Bombs?
One of the surprise stories in the National League this season has been the success of the Atlanta Braves. They have the third best record in all of baseball and the second best record in the National League despite the struggles of Dan Uggla and Jason Heyward and the injuries to key players such as Martin Prado.
A big part of that success can be credited to the pitching staff that currently has the highest team VORP in the league—a full 19 points over the San Francisco Giants—and the second-highest team FRA—just 0.1 points behind the vaunted Philadelphia Phillies pitching staff. Their actual 3.12 ERA also trails the Phillies, but plate appearances against Braves pitchers end in strikeouts 21 percent of the time, which is tied with the Giants for the best in baseball. As good as Jair Jurrjens, Tommy Hanson, Tim Hudson, and Brandon Beachy have been, the team's bullpen has been incredible. Lefties Eric O'Flaherty and George Sherrill have helped bridge the gap between the starting rotation and their thunder-and-lightning combination of Craig Kimbrel and Jonny Venters at the back end of the bullpen.
That duo had fewer than 105 innings of major league experience heading into this season, and most of that belonged to Venters since he spent the majority of 2010 with the Braves. So far this season, Kimbrel has a 1.93 SIERA while Venters sits at 2.38, and the duo is arguably the deadliest one-two punch in baseball. That said, they are also one of the most over-worked duos in baseball. Coming out of the break, Venters has pitched in 51 games so far in 2011 while Kimbrel has thrown in 47 contests, giving the due a combined 98 games pitched. If they both continue on their current pace, Kimbrel will appear in 83 games while Venters will appear in 89. Manager Freddi Gonzalez has talked about scaling back the work for the dastardly duo, but in the heat of a playoff race, it is tough to imagine him living up to those words.
Not only are both pitchers on pace to appear in more than 80 games each, both are on pace to work more than 80 innings this season. Kimbrel is on pace for 81 innings of work while Venters is on pace for a whopping 97 innings of work. In today's day and age of bullpen usage, that is not a common feat. In fact, nobody has done it in the past two seasons, but Venters (surprise!) fell one outing shy of doing so last season.
Many people will point to Joe Torre for his usage of Scott Proctor in 2006 and 2007 as bad usage of a reliever. Torre used him in 115 games before he was shipped off to the Dodgers, where Grady Little used Proctor 31 times and to give him back-to-back seasons of 83 appearances. Another example was Tom Kelly's fondness for "Everyday" Eddie Guardado, who was used 83 times in a 78-win season in the first of an eight-season run of at least 60 appearances. Every pitcher is different, though. After all, Joe Maddon utilized Randy Choate in 85 contests last season, but Choate has shown no ill effects this season as he has been a very dominating lefty specialist for the Marlins.
The effect of appearances and innings is up for debate, but how does a double dose of those two factors affect pitchers the following season? Since we have two pitchers on pace to hit those measures on the same team—both of which have solid-to-excellent value in both redraft and keeper leagues—let's take a look at how pitchers that go 80x80 do the season following such arduous work.
Over the past 20 seasons, 42 pitchers have broken the 80x80 barrier in a single season, starting with Juan Agosto in 1990 and ending with Carlos Marmol in 2008. I focus on the last 20 seasons since bullpen usage has become more specialized over the past twenty or so years compared to the early 80's and prior, when relievers would routinely go two to three innings. The sample size is admittedly small due to those constraints, but even expanding the date range back to post-WWII only increases the sample size by another 30 pitcher seasons.
The graphs below show how the 80x80 members performed, as a whole, the season in which they made the 80x80 club along with how they performed the season following that accomplishment. The graphs also show a control group of relievers with "normal" workloads. I've defined "normal" as pitchers who threw between 50 and 70 innings out of the bullpen in a given season.
By Games Pitched
Only three pitchers—Steve Kline (2000), Paul Quantrill (2001), and Jon Rauch (2006)—saw their appearances go up the following season. 16 other pitchers saw their appearances decline by at least 20 games or more with Peter Moylan and Oscar Villareal missing significant chunks of the following season with elbow injuries. However, while the 80x80 group saw an 18 percent reduction in their appearances the following season, the Normal group saw a 20 percent reduction in appearances.
By Innings Pitched
Only Salomon Torres (2004) saw an increase in innings after his 80x80 season and, at that, it was an increase of just two and two-thirds innings. Torres was unable to repeat the feat in 2007, however, as he threw 41 fewer innings that year following his final 80x80 season, joining Billy Koch, Greg H. Harris, Proctor, Villareal, and Moylan as pitchers who saw their workload drop by at least 50 percent due to injury or ineffectiveness. In all, 17 different pitchers saw their innings total drop by at least 24 innings the season after working over 80 innings. On the whole, the 80x80 group saw a 24 percent reduction in innings the following season while the normal group saw just an 18 percent reduction in workload.
By ERA
Obviously, there are many influences on a pitcher's ERA from one season to the next, and our sample size may not be large enough to drown out all the noise. Brad Clontz actually saw his ERA improve by nearly two full runs, one of 16 different pitchers who saw their ERA improve by at least one full run after going 80x80. Villareal, Harris, and J.C. Romero, however, all saw their ERA's worsen by three runs or more. 80x80 pitchers, as a group, saw their ERA increase by 89 percent while the Normal group increased by just 73 percent.
By WHIP
Kline, Swindell, Capps, Rauch, and Turk Wendell are the only five pitchers who saw an improvement in their WHIP a season after going 80x80. Stan Belinda, Quantrill, and Torres (twice) saw no change, while everyone else suffered a drop-off with Romero, Marmol, and Aaron Heilman suffering some of the worst damage. The difference in group WHIP changes is much more noticeable than group ERA changes as the 80x80 group saw a 16 percent spike in their WHIP compared to just a 7 percent spike for the Normal group.
By Strikeout to Walk Ratio
14 pitchers here actually improved the season following the high workloads with Chad Qualls and Jon Rauch showing the most improvement. 28 pitchers, however, showed a decline in their command of strike zone (as measured by K/BB) led by Quantrill (who went from a 4.8 ratio in 2001 to a 2.1 ratio in 2002). The Normal group was able to nearly repeat their strikeout to walk ratio in the following season while the 80x80 team was much less successful
By Strikeout Rate
Surprisingly, 19 pitchers saw an improvement in their strikeout rate following an 80x80 season with Proctor leading the way; his strikeout rate jumped four full points from 2007 to 2008 despite the rest of his line declining badly. 23 pitchers saw their rates decline with Belinda, Rod Beck, Mike Timlin, and Felix Rodriguez all suffering a drop-off of two or more strikeouts per nine innings. Interestingly, the 80x80 group suffered a drop-off only half as severe as the control group in this metric.
Jason Collette is an author of Baseball Prospectus.
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Nice article Jason. I love this one especially, because so many "experts" out there have questioned Fredi's bullpen management this year. One expert will say "he should have brought in Kimbrel with a tie game on the road in the 10th" (even though he pitched in the previous 4 of 6 games). Another expert will say, "he's going to burn Venters out before the year is up". Etc, Etc. So whats too much, or not enough? Who really knows? The way I see it, and from what most other people say, relievers are pretty much a dime a dozen, good for a few years, then fades away (with a few notable exceptions). I would say managing your pitchers would have to be on a day to day basis. I think a good manager knows if a guy is getting worn down or not. Lots of good debates over stuff like this. Thanks again Jason !!
Jul 19, 2011 06:00 AM
What about a guy like Pedro Feliciano, who pitched in a lot of games (64,78,86,88,92) but not that many innings (never more than 64)? Is the lefty specialist a weird thing?
Jul 19, 2011 06:56 AM
It is also interesting that, since only the best relievers are typically able/used in 80x80, even with their performance drop-off, they are still better than other relieving options. Just don't over-pay.
Jul 19, 2011 11:25 AM
The concluding paragraph appears to suggest that 80/80 pitchers, as a whole, have worse results in season X+1 because they have been worked hard in season X.
Jul 19, 2011 12:11 PM
Jason Collette
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"The only thing we can say with any amount of certainty is that Kimbrel and Venters are going to work less next season, which is not exactly a tremendous revelation"
Jul 19, 2011 12:41 PM
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Where will Michael Sam, the first openly gay Division I college football star end up getting drafted? Will his coming out affect his NFL Draft stock?
Hopefully, we'll reach a point some day where an NFL player being openly gay is not a news-story. Hopefully, we'll reach a level of acceptance and tolerance in our society where it's a non-issue. Unfortunately, we're not there yet.
Here to break down the NFL Draft stock of Michael Sam is ESPN Draft expert Mel Kiper Jr. and Chicago Bears Tight End Martellus Bennett.
"Michael Sam I think more third to fourth round, I think more as a pass rusher than as a down defensive end," said Kiper on media conference call a day before Michael Sam made his historic announcement.
I've seen Sam as high as early 3rd round to late 2nd round in some mocks, but there has been concern that his announcement might be a distraction. At least, that's what SI's Peter King tweeted, saying anonymous league sources believe Sam, and the media circus that will inevitably surround him, will be a hindrance to his future NFL employer. SI did not one, but two pieces on this very topic, and Sam dropped 20 places overnight on the CBS NFL Draft prospect list.
I don't buy that. Neither does Bennett.
I caught up to the Bears star at the Comcast Sports Award in Chicago Monday night. Bennett was honored as Chicago Bear of the year.
"They'll say all kinds of things about you to affect your draft stock. If they can get you for cheaper they will. They told me I was crazy when I came out and it affected my draft stock," said Bennett, a.k.a. Martysaurus Rex.
"They probably still think I'm crazy to this day,"said the Orange Dino, the Bears offensive weapon with many nicknames.
Bennett was asked if the NFL locker room would be accepting of an openly gay player:
"I can't look through other people's eyes, I just know what I think and for me, and my teammates the kind of guys I'm around I think they are," he responded.
Awesome photo of Faurot Field this morning. #Sam #OneMizzou via Virgil Jeffery pic.twitter.com/roJ5kfH3Ia
— Zach Paul (@WeatherZach) February 10, 2014
Martellus Bennett is the best soundbite on the Bears, and one of the best soundbites in the NFL. Here, he opines more on Michael Sam and what his announcement means to the NFL
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Tue, 13 Nov 2012 18:56:55 GMT —
A convicted Toledo sex offender is wanted by the U.S. Marshals for habitually failing to register his address with the Lucas County Sheriff's Office.
Larry Jamal Carlton, 29, was convicted of gross sexual imposition and sentenced to three years in prison in 2002. Upon being released from prison, Carlton was required to register his addresses with the sheriff wherever he resides, attends school or works for 20 years. Since his release from prison, however, Carlton has been convicted twice of failing to register.
The last known address for Carlton was in the 1400 block of Upton Avenue in Toledo. He is 6'1", 175 pounds and has a tattoo on right arm that says "TYVON.LOP" and "Valerie" on his right hand.
Anyone with information is urged to contact the Northern Ohio Violent Fugitive Task Force at 1-866-4WANTED, the United States Marshals Service in Toledo at 419-259-6286, or Toledo Crime Stoppers at 419-255-1111. The Northern Ohio Violent Fugitive Task Force is offering a cash award for information leading to the arrest of Carlton.