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Acquired LHP Rich Hill from the Cubs for a PTBNL; designated LHP Brian Burres for assignment. [2/2]
Raiding the Cubs' larder after picking Bill Bavasi's pocket last winter seems to be the play in the MacPhail playbook, but it's not a bad one. Even if Hill is damaged goods in terms of where he's at with his fight with Blassitis, and even if there are people in the industry questioning his commitment, we're still talking about a player who's shown electric stuff and the capacity to dominate. There hasn't been a major arm injury to contribute to his setbacks, and the classic "change of scenery" deal might perfectly suit the man, even if it involves coming into the DH league's toughest division. There's not a lot to say as far as what the Orioles can or should expect-Hill's out of options, and even if he's got his head on straight, he's probably going to be too wild to use in any other role but starting. Happily, the Orioles don't have a rotation worthy of the name that might complicate matters, so they can afford to just clear out one slot behind Jeremy Guthrie, schedule out Hill's first couple of months in it, and see how things turn out with some hands-on work with pitching coach Rick Kranitz, a fellow former Cub. There's obvious, tremendous up-side potential here-the Orioles might just have landed their best starting pitcher. They might also have added a guy they'll cut by June. Given their circumstance, however, it's exactly the sort of chance MacPhail should be taking.
The virtues are a little less clear in their decision to ink Ty Wigginton, but between the money and his multi-positional employability, he has value both for the team and as a bargaining chip at the end of July. In that sense, adding Wigginton's really sort of a layering move for their infield: Brian Roberts may prove impossible to get re-signed to a multi-year deal before he heads into free agency after the season, which would create that much more impetus to flip the second baseman for value any time between now and July 31. In such a situation, after dealing Roberts, moving Melvin Mora to second and handing third to Wigginton would make some sense as an '09 patch; the 2010 club option on Mora would probably be rejected now if it were possible, so third might more properly belong to Wigginton in the meantime. Even if the Orioles find a way to convince Roberts to stay and they actually elect to leave Mora alone at third base more often than not, they can still use Wigginton to spot for Felix Pie in left against lefties, or for Luke Scott at DH, or Aubrey Huff at first base. I'd rather see them ask Mora to revert to his days as a rover, since his bat doesn't merit everyday play, but using him as the primary reserve at second, short, and third, plus in spots in the outfield or DH, might still add up to enough playing time to keep him relatively happy in what ought to be his last season with the O's.
Designated 1B-L Michael Aubrey for assignment, and outrighted him to Columbus (Triple-A). [1/12]
Signed RHP Brandon Lyon to a one-year, $4.25 million contract; designated RHP Eddie Bonine for assignment. [1/24]
I don't want to say that I'm entirely sanguine about the chances of success with signing Lyon, but it's not as bad a deal as I was worried about at first blush, when you're dealing with words like "Brandon Lyon" and the verb form of "sign." It's for one-year, which is exactly right, and the money isn't mammoth, so it isn't at all like last season's Eric Gagn� bullpen/payroll souffl�-style dare that the Brewers tried. Lyon's leaving the weaker league after a relatively dubious-looking season in the aggregate, rating just 82nd among big-league relievers in WXRL in 2008, but a big part of his problem last season was the chore of having to pitch in Saggy Bank Ballpark (West Campus) in Phoenix. Working in the air-conditioned confines of that particular penal assignment for pitchers, Lyon struggled, putting 55 of 144 batters faced aboard, leading to 26 runs allowed in 29
Designated 4C-R Joe Dillon for assignment, and outrighted him to Sacramento (Triple-A). [1/15]
As I noted in the Cubs segment, I like this exchange for both teams. Robnett wasn't really in the picture for the A's outfield corners, even before last season's setback, not after they brought in Carlos Gonzalez and Aaron Cunningham in last year's swap-o-rama, while Sellers doesn't look like he had the upside to provide an answer for the team's Crosby-sized crater at shortstop. So the A's dealt a pair of former top prospects who had declined to organizational types to get somebody they can use in the present. Wuertz is never going to be a great reliever, but he could still be pretty handy as something of a bass-ackwards righty, snapping off slider after slider to help out in a pen that doesn't really have anyone else like him. While the A's have some young live-armed talent in the pen on the way up, bringing in Wuertz, Springer, and Chris Schroder gives the club a group of employable veterans in the present to support Brad Ziegler and Joey Devine, but I guess the question I'm left with is why the A's have gone to this much trouble, let alone decided to go for the additional expense of spending on Springer. They do still have Santiago Casilla and lefty Jerry Blevins, after all, and Brown, while his shoulder was a nuisance last season, wasn't without value. Spending seven large in this market on a situational right-hander, even one as rubber-armed as Springer's been of late, just seems like a lot to invest. Presumably there's some element of putting a gray dog on campus, because it isn't like any one member of this generally talented group can boast an extended track record for success. I guess my concern is that pieces like Wuertz and Springer give you two right-handed specialists of sorts, and getting into a reliance on too many situational guys when you don't exactly have an established rotation strikes me as a bit of a strange risk to take in roster design when you're supposed to be short of cash and probably shy of contention.
Signed RHP Jon Garland to a one-year, $6.25 million contract, with a mutual $10 million option for 2010 ($2.5 million buyout if club declines, $1 million buyout if Garland does). [1/29]
When you're looking for a fifth wheel in a rotation, Miss Manners might approve if your fifth makes everyone else look good in comparison, but this is baseball, not hostessing, and witty repartee tends to peter out when it's punctuated by big innings. Then there's the consideration that, as rotation roundouts go, Mr. Garland's invitation to attend the festivities is more than a bit expensive, and you wind up with the rotation's answer to Eric Byrnes. The seven years of taking his turn might speak to certain metronomic gifts, but the indicators that Marc noted yesterday make him a wee bit scary, so barring his pulling a Mike Scott-like late transformation by adding some incredible new pitch to his arsenal, I'm afraid there's no extra surprise awaiting the Snakes in terms of what they'll get once they take him out of the shrink wrap. Pretty much everything about Garland speaks to a certain mediocrity: 17 quality starts in 32 isn't a good mark, but it isn't a bad mark either, it's the sort of thing you can feel good about when that's your fifth starter. On the other hand, a SNLVA Rate of .454 ranked 107th among the 131 pitchers who logged 100 IP as starters last season-better than some, certainly, but also behind guys like Kyle Kendrick, Brian Burres, and Daniel Cabrera, all of whom lost their jobs with their 2008 employers as a result.
Now, admittedly, it's "just" one year and "just" $8.75 million when the team has to bite the bullet and wish Garland well after this season, but I suppose that reliable mediocrity must have its attractions as the team tries to pick between the very different qualities of Max Scherzer and Yusmeiro Petit for the fifth slot. While guys like Matt Torra and Cesar Valdez and even Juan Gutierrez are all interesting in their ways, I wouldn't want to count on them as anything more than fifth starters initially, and that only becomes affordable should Scherzer prove ready right now to be a solid big-league starter-not an unreasonable proposition in February, but also not one with any guarantees. The misfortune here isn't that the Snakes sought out a veteran placeholder to leave one slot for Scherzer and Petit to fight over, it's that they spent a premium on near-adequacy, and seem certain to be disappointed by the results.
Agreed to terms with 1B-L Casey Kotchman on a one-year, $2.885 million contract, avoiding arbitration. [2/2]
Signed C-L Paul Bako to a one-year, $725,000 contract. [1/30]
Starting with the best news first, the deal with the A's is sort of a win-win of buck bets. The Cubs are really short-handed as far as warm bodies in the upper levels of their farm system, so while Robnett and Sellers aren't great prospects or even good ones, they're pretty solid additions to the lineups of the team's top affiliates. Robnett's an adequate line-drive type with a modicum of patience and the ability to step in at any of the outfield slots, but he really can't handle center in anything more than short stints, and his power hasn't really developed the way anyone hoped when he was a first-round pick out of Fresno State in 2004. He's also had more than his share of bad luck with injuries, losing more than half of his 2006 season to a broken hamate, and then a good chunk of last season with a surgery to remove a benign tumor on his stomach. While he's thickened up with age, he's not sessile just yet, he is only entering his age-25 season, and he might be able to pop in and contribute as a reserve at some point in the next few years.
Sellers isn't really a prospect any more either, although he was once seen as such coming from the same high school team as Daric Barton. He is only 23, his glove plays in either middle infield position, and while hitting .255/.333/.367 in his first full season in Double-A last year might not represent a clean success, it also wasn't a failure. As nice as it might be to have an infielder who can field, do the little things, and even walk a bit, we're more in Augie Ojeda territory here as far as upside-useful, but not great. On the other hand, Sellers apparently might give you that Herc Hauk East Side undercover vibe that Windy City baseball fans might be missing ever since Mike Caruso disappeared from the scene. Put that together with the Augie suite of skills, add water, and we might have a Wrigleyville hero of a different sort.
Discarding Hill might seem an odd choice, but it also reflects the absolute conviction that he just wasn't going to help them any time soon, and while familiarity might have overbred contempt in this instance, I think we can cut Jim Hendry some slack here. If the organization really couldn't see a way where Hill could help them because of factors beyond simple talent or even sports psychology, we'll see if Hill generates enough value in a new organization to give the old organization some interesting selections to choose from once they get around to picking their PTBNL. In the meantime, the team's up a slot on the 40-man roster, and while they don't have a great group of non-roster invites, scenarios in which So Taguchi, Mike Stanton, Chad Fox, or even Matt Smith might earn jobs in camp aren't all that implausible to be mooting if there isn't something else on the agenda.
Finally, I suppose that adding what bits are left of Bako's career gives them a notional catch-and-throw type who bats lefty to complement Geovany Soto, but he might not outplay Mark Johnson (another non-roster player) in a fair fight for the roster spot, and as poor a hitter as Koyie Hill has been in his brief bits of exposure, this is Bako we're talking about. If Soto breaks down, the Cubs would be screwed every bit as much now, with Bako in the fold, as they would have been before, so it's really just a reflection of taste in backup backstops, or a lack thereof.
Signed LHP Oliver Perez to a three-year, $36 million contract. [2/2]
I guess we've been building towards this moment for a while, and although we can just as properly ask the question about A.J. Burnett and his instantly regrettable deal, in signing Perez I ask myself the Mike Torrez question: If Mike Torrez was available right now at any point during his odd career, would I offer this kind of money to get the next three seasons? (No doubt someone older than me might call this the Bobo Newsom question, and for even better reasons.) I think the answer in Perez's case has to be a decided 'no,' but that's because there's even less consistency to latch onto and say that you've really resolved a rotation issue by signing him. Even his great moments haven't been that great, and they seem mired in a thicket of questions over his mechanics and command that seem to recur far more than you'd expect for a guy who's been knocking around for seven seasons already.
Because he's left-handed and throws hard, we can keep hoping he becomes... what, the new Mark Langston? He's not that good, and increasingly, we're left with a nagging feeling that maybe this is all we can reasonably expect him to achieve, the odd season as good as 2007 balanced against equal measures of frustration, maintenance, and mechanical overhauls that make you wonder if you bought a German sports car and not a left-hander. At this late stage of the offseason, if you had to pick between him, or Ben Sheets, or Randy Wolf, sure, I'd probably pick Perez too, but at this price? Talk about getting played by the market instead of playing it a bit more aggressively earlier on. I know that we run into issues of how many things any one front office can achieve at once, considering that it isn't like Omar Minaya and company have been sitting around all winter, but still, this seems like a steep price to pay for a starter most of the rest of the market sensibly shied away from at this sort of price. The difference between what the Mets are paying Perez, for example, compared to what the Braves have paid Derek Lowe ($15 million in Average Annual Value) and more likely to received in return, doesn't do the Mets all that much credit.
Signed LHP Paul Maholm to a three-year, $13.75 million contract with a $9.25 million club option for 2012 (or $750,000 buyout), avoiding arbitration; signed 4C-L Eric Hinske to a one-year, $1.5 million contract. [1/30]
Slowly but surely, this is turning into something of a fun roster. The Pirates won't necessarily be a good team, mind you, but Hinske's power makes for an excellent addition to a lineup that has to endure another spin with Adam LaRoche's early-season slumber with the lumber at first base, the mystery of when the real Andy LaRoche will stand up at third, and two temporary question marks in the outfield corners in Brandon Moss and Steven Pearce. One of those two was already in danger of being erased by the arrival of the center fielder of the (near) future, Andrew McCutchen, sometime this summer, but neither one of them is a no-brainer quality prospect worth enduring too long if they don't deliver at present. Essentially, between the outfield corners and third base, Hinske gives the Bucs a playable veteran to threaten all of the kids with simultaneously, and if any one of them can't fend him off, that sort of defines certain limits to their career horizons right there. Employing Hinkse might also make it easier to move Adam LaRoche if a contender needs a bat. Certainly the combination of having Hinske, Nyjer Morgan, and Ramon Vazquez gives skipper John Russell three useful lefty reserves that cover the club at all the non-catching positions while letting the manager play matchup games in different situations when he has to go to his bench: Morgan for pinch-running, defense, or pinch-hitting assignments that come leading off innings, Vazquez for contact with runners in scoring position, and Hinske for power in big-inning scenarios. I know, these are the Pirates we're talking about, and this is sort of an idealized chalkboard exercise, but it's been a while since the team had entertaining as well as useful weapons to turn to in-game, let alone creative lineup options.
As for the Maholm contract, it's not unreasonable, given that he's something of an "is what he is" sort of starter who doesn't have a ton of upside, but should be able to give the team a solid three seasons. In the unlikely event that he exceeds that expectation, that big option for 2012 might be worthwhile, but given its size and the really cheap buyout, free agency after three years seems like the more likely outcome. The Pirates' fortunes may well change in the meantime, of course, especially in terms of their sorting out what Ian Snell, Zach Duke, and Tom Gorzelanny are going to be worth to them by that point, but financial considerations don't seem likely to be taken off of the table by then.
Signed INF-R Juan Uribe to a minor league contract with a spring training NRI. [1/29]
Generally speaking, I'm not going into the non-roster contracts, since a large majority of these guys will wind up getting their tickets to Triple-A during the course of camp, and a very few will bob up to the big leagues because of injuries or whatever. (I do nevertheless plan to do a quick review of the NRIs who have chances of making it as camps open, for reals.) But the Giants' picking up Uribe is the sort of thing I found really interesting, because it's a decent little pickup on a couple of levels. Assuming he's in shape, he can be a defensive asset at short and third, and for a team that's employing Edgar Renteria at short and taking Pablo Sandoval seriously as a third baseman, a left-side defensive replacement might be a very good thing to have around. Add in that he still has a modest amount of sock against lefties (slugging .465 against them last year), and he might even make for an easy choice to be a platoon partner for Travis Ishikawa in the lineup, with Sandoval moving across the diamond on defense to play first base when the Giants face lefties. There's a chance that Uribe might cadge more than a few starts at second given the team's lack of a set solution there, but the only disaster would be if he won the job because Kevin Frandsen and Emmanuel Burriss both fell into a vortex of suck or something. To some extent, Uribe's chief rivals might be Josh Phelps and Scott McClain, since either represents a plausible platoon partner for Ishikawa, but since the Giants will carry an extra catcher with Sandoval in the infield, Uribe's positional flexibility and experience will probably guarantee him a slot in some capacity, regardless of whether or not Bruce Bochy decides to carry a 12th pitcher.
Christina Kahrl is an author of Baseball Prospectus.
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Christina- Comparing the Lowe and Perez contracts and saying it's only a $2m a year difference is a bit of spin, isn't it?
Feb 03, 2009 19:58 PM
What scottyb is saying is correct. Perez has an upside year or two while Lowe is looking forward to 4 years of innings eating.
Feb 03, 2009 20:36 PM
Joe D.
The ages don't quite tell the whole story in this case. I'll take Lowe's contract over the Perez deal. Oliver's best season in the last four was less valuable than Lowe's worst season over the same timeframe.
Feb 03, 2009 21:53 PM
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Berkowitz has scored a total of 95 points over the past four league championship meets. Berkowitz had his best performance as a sophomore in 2002 when he scored 36 points on the strength of a trio of top-ten finishes, including a school-record breaking performance in the 400 IM.
Grabowski's making the list is made more impressive considering he has only competed in two Patriot League Championship meets. After transferring from Penn State following his sophomore season, Grabowski has tallied a total of 88 points over the past two years. His performance at the 2004 Championships was highlighted by a second-place finish in the 200 backstroke in 1:49.54, the second-fastest time in Lafayette history.
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Speaking of the... dead (Lowest B)
02:26 on Saturday, August 12, 2006
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Low B's are coming.
Encountered a piece that's not listed on Larry Krantz' list of pieces with low B in my band.
Suite from THE LEGEND OF ALCOBACA by James Sochinski c1991
II Movement: Ines at Santa Clara
Measure 32.
There's even a story line to this one...
De Castro, Inez b. 1327 d. January 7, 1355
She was the wife of Pedro the First of Portugal. Courtiers had her killed at what became known as the Farm of Tears. Pedro loved her so much that he shared his throne with her corpse. On his tomb is carved the words "Till The End Of The World" (English translation). (Bio by: girlofcelje)
King Pedro I
Birth: Apr. 8, 1320
Death: Jan. 18, 1367
King of Portugal 1357-1367. Also known as Pedro the Cruel, He was the son of king Afonso IV and his queen Beatrice of Castille. Pedro is chiefly known for his love of Ines de Castro, the Hispanic maidservant that his father had killed in 1355. Pedro led at least two revolts against his father before acceeding to the throne. Once he was king he announced that he had married Ines de Castro in secret and that she, despite dead, was queen of Portugal. This fact is based only in the king's word. As king, Pedro I was a surprising succes. True he brutally murdered the killers of Ines de Castro, but he also persercuted felons of all classes, and instituted reforms to free the Portuguese Crown and Church from papal intervention. His wife, Constanza (1320-1349), had been a Castillian princess, and it was for this reason, Pedro joined an Aragonese invasion of Castile-Léon. (bio by: Benny Chordt Hansen)
Program Notes:
I. Prelude - Fourteenth-century Portugal is the setting for one of the greatest of the tragic love stories. Dom Pedro, son of Alfonso IV and heir to the throne, dutifully was betrothed to the Infanta Constanza of Aragon in 1340 in a politically-arranged marriage. The relationship languished when Pedro was taken with the beautiful Ines de Castro, one of the Infanta's ladies-in-waiting. Pedro and soon became lovers, parents, and adoring soul mates; they became inseparable as well.
II. Ines at Santa Clara - The scandal at court was too much for the king and kingdom; Alfonso banished Ines to Spain. But Dom Pedro persisted, installing his lovely Ines and their children in the convent of Santa Clara near Coimbra. For some ten years, Pedro and Ines maintained their extraordinary and blissful relationship, producing more children and growing more hopelessly in love all the while. Alfonso, torn between his son's happiness and the political realities of the time, finally yielded to his advisors and allowed Ines and her children to be brutally stabbed to death on January 7, 1355.
III. Dom Pedro's Revenge - Pedro's grief was profound and consuming. Swearing revenge, he raised an army and led a !****! rebellion against his father. The battles raged for several months but Dom Pedro was able to gain neither victory nor revenge. In his terms of surrender, it was required that the three assassins be pardoned. Alfonso died soon after, and the prince ascended to the throne as Pedro I. His first act as monarch was to extradite the assassins and order their torture and the most cruel executions possible.
IV. Coronation of the Dead Queen - Still obsessed with grief and a yearning for his dead Ines, Pedro revealed that he and Ines had been secretly married and staged the coronation his queen never had. Ines' body was exhumed, dressed in royal robes, and carried in procession some fifty miles to Alcobaca. Pedro ordered thousands of subjects to line the entire length of the road, each bearing a lighted candle. At Alcobaca, the royal crown was placed upon Ines' head and a magnificent coronation was staged for the "Dead Queen."
V. Postlude - Pedro subsequently commissioned two splendid sarcophagi and ordered their placement in the transept of Alcobaca. Ines was buried to the left, and Dom Pedro was interred on the right in 1367. At Dom Pedro's further command, the tombs were arranged to face one another so that on the day of resurrection, he might finally rise and gaze once again upon his beloved Ines.The final ending depicts the tragedy and sadness of the story.
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I'm up to page 283 of Simply Rails 2 in the "protective measures" chapter. As the note states, I'm getting errors because now that I'm attempting to reference a user_id, and none exist in previous entries, it is failing...
I thought that I could change all of the story entries in the table by doing the following in the console
Story.find(:all) do |s| s.user_id=1 s.saveend
but this doesn't seem to have many any changes.I can dos=Story.find(id=6) (id = 6 as an example)s.user_id=1s.save
and it'd update the entry accordingly, so I thought it'd work in the block too.
Could somebody tell me if it is possible to get that to work as well in the block to mass change all the entries?
Thanks in advance!
When I run this code in the console I get this error...
NameError: undefined local variable or method `user_id' for #<Object:0x389a0 @controller=#<ApplicationController:0x51fce8>>
from (irb):28
from (irb):27:in `each'
from (irb):27
Any help would be appreciated. I'd rather not do this in SQLite manager
Typo in kmsolorio solution. It should be:
Story.all.each do |s|
s.update_attribute(:user_id, 6)
That is, user_id needs to be a symbol.
I think adding ids to the fixture YAMLs as I described here:
will also fix this problem.
Heya Reggie,
Thanks for your help in the other thread, this one is a slightly different issue though and not related to testing.
In this particular case, I've got a table of stories already, and now a user_id attribute has been added to it. And the view file is calling for the user_id attribute, and thus throwing out errors because the majority of the stories do not already have the user_id value. So I was attempting to set the user_id value of all of the existing stories, but couldn't get it to work within a block.
I'd just noticed that I'd forgotten to stick my code in a code block, so will do it now.I tried this within the console, but it didn't change the values of user_id at all.
Story.find(:all) do |s|
Again, the other method that I did do (reprinted for the code block), that did work was (the id=6 is just an example). But I didn't want to do this line-by-line.
Any ideas? Thanks!
PS: I did eventually just worked around it using an if/else clause to ignore the user name display if it s.user_id==nil, but I'm curious now if it is possible to deal with this for future reference.
Kriston, it doesn't look like you are telling the array to iterate through the block. As it stands, you are creating the array with
but to cycle through them you need to add the Array#each method.
Story.all.each do |s|
s.update_attribute(user_id, 6)
Oh. duh.
What a nub mistake. >.<Thanks for that!


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The front cover is black with a white border. The title is sideways in white lettering except for the word Beans which is repeated 8 times from white to red lettering. Michigan Bean Commission, Lansing, Mi. at the bottom with 50¢ below it. The back cover is white with a black tab repeating the title and giving the Michigan Bean Commission address and the Litho in U.S.A. 50M-8-76. The front end page give the bean story and has the Michigan Bean Commission logo at the top. The back end page and last page have an index. The first page has a table of contents in a yellow box with Beans -- Rich in Protein, Rich in Fiber! information outlined with a black line. Each section of recipes has the name in yellow lettering in a black rectangle at the top of the page. The groupings of recipes are: Appetizers & Dips; Sous, Main Dishes; Sandwiches; Salads; International Recipes; and Quantity Recipes. Pages 2-3 have information on nutrition of beans, guide to common can sizes, and tips for storage.
Donor: Sliker, Shirley Brocker
Brand Name: Michigan Beans
Publisher: Michigan Bean Commission (Lansing, Mich.)
31 p.
18.4 x 12.1 cm
Language: English
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Citation: All About Cooking Beans, Beans, Beans, Beans, Beans, Beans, Beans, Beans. The Alan and Shirley Brocker Sliker Collection, MSS 314, Special Collections, Michigan State University Libraries. Available at http://www.lib.msu.edu/exhibits/sliker/detail.jsp?id=6005


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BBC Worldwide Announces An Original Production Born To Royalty Coming To Theaters July 19
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NEW YORK, July 9, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- BBC Worldwide announces Born To Royalty, an intimate look at what it means to be a child of the British Royal Family, coming to select theaters for a limited engagement starting July 19, 2013.
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Born To Royalty tells the story of how heirs to the throne of the United Kingdom and the Commonwealth are prepared for their ultimate role of Monarch. Narrated by Hugh Bonneville (Downton Abbey, Twenty-Twelve) and featuring interviews with experts including internationally acclaimed author Ingrid Seward (Royal Biographer and Editor of Majesty Magazine), Ken Wharfe (Princess Diana's Bodyguard), and veteran Royal correspondent Jennie Bond.
Enjoy rarely-seen archive footage and family photographs taken by former Royal Photographer Jayne Fincher, intertwining both grand images and more intimate glimpses of their lives together. The documentary offers a look at Queen Elizabeth II, her parents and grandparents, and her own heirs, from Charles (and his marriage to Diana) through young Princes Harry and William and beyond.
The film explores the changing way that Royals have dealt with their own children, becoming more hands-on through the generations and the staff that were closest to the family. It also looks at what it means to enter this rarefied world from the outside, starting with Princess Diana and more recently the Duchess of Cambridge, Catherine Middleton. Featuring contributions from those close to the Royal Family, former employees, historians and Royal observers and photographers, Born To Royalty examines what it means to be raised in the aristocracy.
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Jackson, MS, United States, 2014/02/11 - Bomgar, the leader in enterprise remote support solutions, announced that Cape Fear Community College is using Bomgar to provide remote tech support to its growing campus - Bomgar.com.
Cape Fears IT department uses Bomgars Remote Support solution to help troubleshoot and resolve more than 400 issues per month across 3,500 campus devices.
Utilizing Bomgars secure vendor access technology, the Cape Fear IT team enables vendors to provide maintenance and upgrades without sacrificing network security.
Located in Wilmington, North Carolina, Cape Fear offers associate degrees in fine arts, science, general education and applied science, as well as diploma and certificate programs to approximately 11,000 students.
The college's IT support team handles more than 400 support issues per month, ranging from password resets to difficulties using any of the more than 6,000 software products installed on the approximately 3,500 campus devices. Prior to using Bomgar, the IT technicians at Cape Fear used UltraVNC for remote support, but experienced repeated problems with latency. That led Dallas Baldwin, Desktop Support Specialist for the college, to demo and select Bomgar.
"Because of the issues we had with our remote support tool prior to Bomgar, we accomplished most of our support tasks by traveling around campus. That was very time consuming and inefficient," said Baldwin. "Our college has grown substantially over the past four years, and we needed a more reliable way to quickly provide support to all users across campus." Bomgar provided just that: an easy-to-use remote support solution that had none of the latency issues previously experienced.
Additionally, Baldwin saw value in Bomgars Embassy vendor access feature. The college has several vendors that need periodic access to technology systems on campus for maintenance and upgrades. With Bomgar, Baldwin can give those vendors access to only the systems they need to work on, while capturing an audit trail of every action a vendor executes on those systems.
Bomgar has also made it easier for Cape Fear students and faculty to request IT support. In addition to putting a direct Bomgar request support link on the campus portal, the Bomgar button was also placed on classroom computers. "Now, when instructors are having a problem with the classroom equipment, instead of having to leave the classroom and walk back to their office to call us on the phone, they can click the Bomgar button to instantly connect with our remote support team right from the machine," Baldwin explained.
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Job Description
Genpact Hiring for Voice / Non – voice profile for one of the Leading search Engine Client.
(Please Mention "JYOTI" on the top of your resume)
1. Any graduate degree or equivalent with a strong academic record
2. Previous experience in a Sales role on voice channels is preferable.
3. Active user of Internet and online applications.
4. Strong interpersonal skills, verbal and written communication skills.
5. Flair for Sales and should be comfortable with Numbers
6. Strong work ethic, with the ability to work well both independently and within the context of a larger team-oriented environment.
7. Effective probing skills and analyzing / understanding skills
8. Problem solving skills with customer centric approach
Candidate should able to speak : Malayalam, Kannada, Tamil, Bengali ,Arbic, Urdu.,Pashto,Persian.
Please carry your 2 Updated Resume, Passport Size Photos, Original Photo ID Proof and last 3 months salary slips.
Date : 16th & 20th August
Venue ; Genpact,Habsiguda ,Uppal,Opp. to NGRI.
Please carry your 2 Updated Resume, Passport Size Photos, Original Photo ID Proof and last 3 months salary slips.
Thanks & Regards:
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Salary: INR 1,75,000 – 2,50,000 P.A
Industry: BPO / Call Centre / ITES
Functional Area: ITES, BPO, KPO, LPO, Customer Service, Operations
Role Category: Associate/Senior Associate -(NonTechnical)
Role: Associate/Senior Associate -(NonTechnical)
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Genpact (NYSE: G) designs, transforms, and runs intelligent business operations including those that are complex and specific to a set of chosen industries. Our hundreds of long-term clients include more than one-fourth of the Fortune Global 500. Founded as a division of GE in 1997 and then spun off in 2005, Genpact earned 2014 revenues of $2.28 billion and has more than 67,000 employees in 25 countries, with key management and a corporate office based in New York City.
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Into The Wind - Feature Length Documentary
- Directed by Steven Hatton
Premiere Broadcast in the UK on Yesterday Channel April 2012
Into the Wind is Steven Hatton's first feature length documentary, capturing the life and wartime experiences of over 50 former Bomber Command veterans from the Second World War. As well as a document of unique historical value and significance, Into the Wind is a record of deeply personal stories, tales of friendships gained and lost, the perpetual possibility and proximity of death, the importance of love and family, the shared passion for flying and the moral implications of warfare.
The DVD will be released on November 30th and is available to pre-order now. The film is initially available in the UK, Australia and New Zealand, but we are working on making it available in other territories.
This will be the first opportunity to see Into the Wind and the DVD will come with exclusive extra features. The film will later be aired on the Yesterday Channel in the UK, sometime in Spring 2012 (a change from our original announcement).
The DVD includes the 72 minute director's cut of Into the Wind, extras short documentaries and trailers, chapter selection menus and optional subtitles.
Extra features include:
• New Zealand at War: A 22 minute documentary looking at New Zealanders in Bomber Command. This film was made for the opening of the new aviation display hall at the Museum of Transport and Technology in Auckland, New Zealand.
• Ken Wallis. Aviator: A 13 minute documentary portrait of Ken Wallis' career in aviation from his days in Bomber Command to his ground breaking autogyro designs.
• Into the Wind trailer.
• The trailer for Steven Hatton's new documentary, Heilig.
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The DVD is priced (including postage and packaging) at £14.99 for UK delivery or £18.99 for Australian or New Zealand delivery.
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BMC Racing Team's Taylor Phinney completed a wire-to-wire victory Saturday at the Dubai Tour – while also earning best young rider honors – and teammate Steve Cummings was runner-up.
Keeping Pace With Expectations
Phinney won the Stage 1 individual time trial Wednesday, added one second to his lead with third place on Stage 2 and finished the race with a 15-second cushion on Cummings and 17 seconds ahead of Lasse Norman Hansen (Garmin-Sharp), in third. The overall victory at a stage race is Phinney's first in four years as a professional and marks the BMC Racing Team's third win of the season. "This was an important victory for Taylor and the BMC Racing Team," President/General Manager Jim Ochowicz said. "Taylor has shown his maturity in leading the team throughout the week and the team is keeping pace with our expectations for 2014." The BMC Racing Team also took home the team classification, helped along by newcomer Peter Velits, who finished ninth overall.
Phinney Credits Teammates
Phinney said his offseason preparation laid the groundwork for success. "I haven't had a problem-free winter, injury or sickness-wise, ever," he said. "This was my first solid winter. I had a great time in the U.S. with my friends in Boulder, Colorado, and a really solid month of training in San Diego. And always with my personal soigneur/personal massage therapist with me. I invested a lot into this year. I knew it was a very important year so I'm super happy starting the season this way." The past U.S. national time trial champion also thanked his teammates. "Every day, I was relieved about having a great team around me," he said. "They gave me a lot of confidence." Joining Phinney, Cummings and Velits on the winning squad were Yannick Eijssen, Norwegian national road champion Thor Hushovd, Klaas Lodewyck, Sebastian Lander and Rick Zabel.
Competition Was Tough
Like it did on Stages 2 and 3, the BMC Racing Team worked hard to preserve Phinney's lead, chasing down a three-man breakaway near the end of Saturday's 123-kilometer race. In the end, Marcel Kittel (Team Giant-Shimano) earned his third straight stage win by out-sprinting Mark Renshaw (Omega Pharma-Quick Step) and Andrea Guardini (Astana Pro Team). "We never really had problems," Cummings said. "Taylor was outstanding, so it's pretty good to finish second to him when he's so strong in the time trial. I thought the whole team rode really well as a unit and gelled well." Sport Director Max Sciandri said it might have looked easy, but preparing for the type of race he thought it would be was key. "You come here early in February and the competition is tough," he said. "Just look at the field. I kind of knew that the time trial was going to determine the overall of this race – a bit like in China (the Tour of Beijing) the first year, when they had a time trial. So that was planned really well and executed to perfection by two of our guys."
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Hi Doctors - I had breast augmentation four days ago. While initial recovery has been okay so far, my boyfriend and I kissed two days post-op, only to discover the next day that he has a sore throat. While I am on Keflex for five days post my BA, I am worried that his viral or bacterial infections might have passed to me and may affect my recovery, or possibly lead to capsular contracture or other complications in the future. Please advise what I can do to reduce future complications? Thx
Viral or Bacterial Infections While Recovering From Breast Augmentation.
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Capsular contracture following breast augmentation
No one knows for certain what causes capsular contractures, but infections seem to increase the chances. Quite possibly your boyfriend had a viral sore throat and there nothing to do except stay away from him until he is well. if you develop a bacterial infection then it should be treated when you actually get sick. Prophyllactic antibiotics in this situation are not indicated. Follow your surgeon's post-operative instructions and notify him/her right away if you devlop a sore throat or other symptoms of illness.
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Infection after breast augmentation
A viral illness is not infrequent after the stress of surgery, though this should pose little risk to your breast implants. Even a bacterial sore throat (strep?) should not be an issue for your implants if you are appropriately diagnosed and treated. The Keflex bit for five days after has no proven benefit and we gave it up a few years back, probably only selects for the 'bad actors'.
Best of luck,
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Preventing infections after Breast Augmentation
Most plastic surgeons will recommend antibiotic while recovering from a breast augmentation to prevent infections although there is no real proof that this has any effect. The consequences of having an infected breast implants in most surgeon's minds justify the giving of antibiotics.
My suggestion during recovery is to follow your postop instructions carefully, take your prescriptions as instructed, keep sick relatives away (including sick boyfriends) and hope for the best. There is only so much you can do.
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After what I said about Aquinas and Clarke in my previous post, you might be thinking something like this about them, "While their arguments aren't very convincing to us today, they were at least good arguments in the context they were given, at a time when more people shared the assumptions behind the arguments."
But I'm not sure that's right. As far as I can tell, the assumptions behind Aquinas' and Clarke's arguments really were more popular in their day than in ours, but I'm not sure the fact that we've gotten rid of those assumptions is the main reason arguments in the style of Aquinas and Clarke are no longer as popular as they once were. There's another big change that's happened since their day: it's become safe to doubt the existence of God.
Aquinas himself advocated executing heretics, and the church of his day condemned many of Aristotle's views as heresy. In the Summa Theologiae, Aquinas himself often notes ways in which Aristotle's views seem to conflict with Christianity, but his response is always, roughly, "Aristotle didn't really mean that, he really meant something else." What would the history of philosophy be like, if it had been safe for more heretical medieval Aristotelians to defend their views at length, the way Aquinas did?
In the 17th and 18th centuries, European society became more liberal, but only gradually. The philosopher Thomas Hobbes (1588-1679) was nearly executed for blasphemy because his political treatise Leviathan said some seemingly unorthodox things about religion (Hobbes said we can know by reason that God exists, but we can't know much about him).
The last execution for blasphemy in Britain was in 1697, but even after that it could be risky to cast even a little bit of doubt on the claims of religion. David Hume appears to have lost out on a job as a professor at the University of Edinburgh because his ideas were perceived as undermining traditional arguments for the existence of God. Hume hadn't publicly denied God's existence, or even publicly criticized the arguments for the existence of God. The fact that his philosophical ideas could undermine them was enough.
Hume later wrote the Dialogues Concerning Natural Religion, which is generally seen as being meant to criticize arguments for the existence of God. Hume tried to hide his own ideas behind a set of fictional characters, but in spite of this, Hume's friends thought the book was too dangerous to publish, and talked him out of publishing int during his lifetime.
A few people did publicly question the arguments for the existence of God, but they risked being accused of atheism. That's the problem with outlawing doubt: you then have to be suspicious even of people who claimed to be believers. Pierre Bayle (1674-1706), for example, defended religious freedom, praised the moral character of Spinoza, and had a lot to say on the problem of evil, but claimed to accept Christianity on faith. To this day, historians aren't sure what he really believed.
Towards the end of the 18th century, Kant rejected all the traditional proofs of the existence of God in his Critique of Pure Reason, but said we should believe in God as a "postulate of practical reason." And then, when you look at the history of philosophy after Kant, it becomes much harder to find important philosophers who accepted any argument for the existence of God. You even start to see openly atheistic philosophers like Schopenhauer (1788-1860).
So in short, back when it wasn't safe to cast doubt on religion, philosophers generally agreed that the existence of God could be proven. But once doubt became safe, the arguments became much less popular. That's worth remembering when we look at the history of philosophy.
When we find a "great" thinker like Aquinas advocating violence to silence those who disagreed with him (it's almost always a him), we should be suspicious. We should wonder: did he really make it into the history books because his ideas were so good? Or was it simply the fact that it was his team that successfully used threats of violence to make the other side shut up, rather than the other way around?


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A DOUBLE Grand National-winning jockey has been fined £1,500 by the British Horseracing Authority after admitting bringing the sport into disrepute.
Carl Llewellyn, now an assistant trainer to Nigel Twiston-Davies, was found guilty of making comments that were "prejudicial to the good reputation of horseracing in Great Britain" at the Disciplinary Panel hearing earlier today (Thursday).
He was reported to have made a racial comment at The Hollow Bottom pub, in Guiting Power, on Monday, March 10 ahead of the Cheltenham Festival.
The hearing was originally scheduled to take place last Thursday but was postponed at the request of his representation.
He could have faced a maximum three-year ban from the sport before he was given the fine.
Mr Llewellyn, from Wantage in Oxfordshire, has ridden more than 500 winners including five at Cheltenham's National Hunt Festival.


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Worthy purse strings tie Vera Bradley Foundation $6.8 M gift to IU Cancer CenterINDIANAPOLIS -- The Vera Bradley Foundation for Breast Cancer is increasing its support of the Indiana University Cancer Center with a $6.8 million gift, bringing the total commitment by the Fort Wayne, Indiana-based foundation to more than $10 million in gifts to IU.
The gift will support the IU Breast Cancer Research Program, a multidisciplinary program that includes basic science and clinical investigators from 11 departments at Indiana University and the IU School of Medicine. Co-leaders of the program are George Sledge, M.D., the Ballv� Lantero Professor of Oncology and professor of medicine, and Linda Malkas, Ph.D., the Vera Bradley Professor of Oncology and professor of medicine.
"The Vera Bradley Foundation has for many years given extraordinary support to the Breast Cancer Research Program of the IU Cancer Center, for which we are profoundly grateful," said IU Cancer Center Director Stephen D. Williams, M.D., H.H. Gregg Professor of Oncology and professor of medicine. "The funds have given us the ability to continue our groundbreaking research which provides patients with better treatment outcomes than ever."
The Vera Bradley Foundation previously has made two major gifts to the IU School of Medicine: the first was in 2001 which endowed the Vera Bradley Chair of Oncology that supports Linda Malkas' research. The second, in 2005, established the Vera Bradley Breast Cancer Research Endowment.
The current gift to the IU Breast Cancer Research Program was announced Monday evening in Fort Wayne at the conclusion of the Vera Bradley Classic, a women's golf and tennis tournament that supports the foundation. This is the 13th year for the classic and more than 600 golf and tennis players and 250 volunteers participated in the weekend event June 2-4.
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Songs of Ned Rorem
I was first drawn to the recordings on this CD four decades ago by the delicate poignancy Ned Rorem achieves in setting the most tender of these poems. I soon grew to know and love the others as well — the dramatic, the heroic, the severe and the spiritual. When it was released on LP by Columbia Records in 1964, the name of the composer was yet to be catapulted into headlines and weekly magazines by the sensational and uninhibited revelations of his 1966 Paris Diary of Ned Rorem.
Consider that the mid-Sixties were a period in which the ascendancy in the U.S. of twelve-tone composers seemed to be eclipsing the modernism of the Copland-Bernstein school and the more radical camps of Cage, Fluxus and later minimalism were about to explode onto the scene. In that light, the songs of Rorem, composed between 1947 and 1958 in a conservative harmonic language and with such serious texts, might have seemed passé. But to those who listened sympathetically it was apparent that a composer of extraordinary talent had arrived.
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Jeff Taylor has a number of musical irons in the fire, most of them based in Nashville. He put out a handful of solo piano recordings on a local label. He plays accordion for the Time Jumpers, a Western swing group that released the album On the Air. During the Ryman Auditorium run of Always Patsy Cline, he was both pianist and musical director, positions he held for two years. He spent a year as the bandleader on Hee Haw Live, which featured George Lindsey and Grandpa Jones, and a similar length of time with Boots Randolph. He has appeared regularly at the Grand Ole Opry with Cajun country artist Jimmy C. Newman. As a soloist, he played accordion with the Nashville Symphony Orchestra.
Taylor took up the trumpet and accordion when he five years old. He turned professional when he was ten, thanks to an opening in his father's quintet, the Variety Kings. Within four years, he was playing in a jazz trio. When he was 16, he also played the fiddle, bass, euphonium, guitar, and trombone in a number of different bands, including jazz and Western swing combos. He attended the Eastman School of Music and later led the Air Force Band based in Ohio. Taylor headed to Nashville early in 1990. His credits include writing songs for children.


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New Shin Megami Tensei title debuts at No.1 in Japan
The latest game in Atlus' Shin Megami Tensei series of RPGs has gone straight to the top spot in Japan, according to data from Famitsu.
What next for console gaming in Japan as PlayStation moves HQ to California?
Sony's strategic joining of its Sony Computer Entertainment and Sony Network Entertainment divisions represents a seismic shift in the gaming landscape.
JRPG Odin Sphere Leifthrasir debuts at No.1 in Japan
Atlus' remaster of 2008 JRPG Odin Sphere has shot to the Japanese top spot according to data from Famitsu.
Monster Hunter X holds the No.1 spot in Japan
The latest entry in Capcom's Monster Hunter series is manages to hold on to the top spot in Japan, according to data from Famitsu.
Monster Hunter X starts 2016 on top in Japan
The best-selling game of 2015 in Japan is also its first No.1 of this year.
Japanese games market falls to lowest point in 26 years, declines 13 per cent year-on-year
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Florida Ices Toronto 5-2 - Recap
Sean Bergenheim was the difference, potting a pair for Florida on Tuesday as the Panthers skated off with a 5-2 victory over the Maple Leafs at BankAtlantic Center.
The Panthers were a -131 favorite in the win. The combined score went OVER the total, which closed at 5.
Sean Bergenheim (2), Tomas Kopecky, Marcel Goc, and Jason Garrison each scored for the Panthers in the victory. Bergenheim opened the scoring for Florida, finding the back of the net at 0:59 of the first period. The goal was assisted by Mikael Samuelsson and Keaton Ellerby.
Jose Theodore turned in a 26-save effort for the Panthers.
Mikhail Grabovski and Tyler Bozak scored for the Maple Leafs, finding the net behind Jose Theodore.
James Reimer stopped 22 of 26 shots for the Maple Leafs, but it wasn't enough to earn the victory.
Florida scored 2 times on 4 chances on the power play, while Toronto went 0-for-2 with the man advantage.
Florida lost the shots on goal battle to Toronto by a margin of 28-27.
Florida looks to continue their winning ways next game with a battle against the Bruins. The Maple Leafs will aim to get back on the winning track at Tampa Bay.


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