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It should not have come as a surprise yesterday morning. All I had to do was look at the extreme visibility of Jupiter last night, followed by the rain of Leonid meteors before dawn, the six spotted lady bugs crawling on my window and the face of some deity in the froth of my coffee to know the end of The Hostess was upon us.
That's right. Hostess Brands, bakers since 1930 of mmmmmm Twinkies and yummmmm CupCakes and rudely named Ho-Hos and Ding Dongs, is going out of business. The reason for the demise of America's legendary baker is simple, if you believe the official line. The company that inspired such phrases as, "Don't eat that. It's bad for you," and "OMG! How can you eat that!" is officially shutting down because the owners do not believe they can survive a nationwide strike, and owners decided it was better to get out with their Sno Balls still intact.
Hostess Brands, which also makes Wonder bread, the bread that made strong bodies 12 ways, announced Friday it has ceased operations at all plants, will sell all its assets and lay off 18,500 employees.
This may come as a shock to those who are not in the know, but I knew for a long time this would happen. I have been preparing for it, stockpiling Twinkies, CupCakes and Ho-Hos in an underground bunker somewhere in Templeton, safe from feral cats and sugar-addicted teenagers. I will move in there as soon as I can purchase enough legally registered firearms and a wardrobe of hunter orange clothing.
This worldwide crisis was predicted long ago in the Book of Ron Paul, chapter 11, verses 6-9. It read, "And lo, in the east, floods, fires, destroyed roller coasters and interrupted subway service will be followed close behind by the rising of a bright star named Professor Warren. Her rising, to coincide with the gathering darkness settling over Irvine, Texas, home of Hostess Brands, has been foretold since ancient times by Mayan calendar makers. It will be the signal for the chosen to begin ascending to the next healthier level. And as they ascend, so shall diminish the fortunes of the makers of sugary delights that have held us in thrall since the time of Howdy Doody.
It is clear, both in the indecipherable writings of the Mayans and the even denser writings of The Paul, that two things will soon happen: First, all who cling to the cream-filled soft cake wonders will be taken away to California to be thrashed daily with green beans and asparagus. Those who shed their earthly addictions will find themselves freed of health worries and be sent to live in communities called Cambridge, Amherst and Martha's Vineyard, where they will live out their days safe from sugar temptations, enjoying grass-fed beef, organic turnips and folk music by bands performing with fair trade instruments made only of recycled materials.
I could be over-thinking this whole thing, but learning that Hostess is going out of business has left me out of sorts and concerned that this marks the end of joy in the world just as the season of joy is beginning. Have you ever had a Hostess Sno Ball or a Twinkie? When I was a child, Sno Balls were like medical marijuana is today, something I could only dream of getting my hands on. I would stare at them on the shelf of Templeton Farmers Co-Operative (now Country Store) while my mother stocked up on milk, bread and eggs. They were perfectly half-round with coconut covering a skin of pure sugar that was not sticky like frosting, but just as good. Under the skin, the darkest chocolate cake awaited you and inside that, cream — pure creamy stuff.
I don't eat many Sno Balls today. As we age, we need to eat healthier, and I am trying. But still, I can't help feeling a little sad knowing that America's most perfect snack food will no longer be produced.


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ADAPTIVE CONTROL WITH AEROSPACE APPLICATIONS by Ross Gadient A Dissertation Presented to the FACULTY OF THE USC GRADUATE SCHOOL UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA In Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Degree DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY (ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING) May 2013 Copyright 2013 Ross Gadient
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|Robust and adaptive control techniques have a rich history of theoretical development with successful application. Despite the accomplishments made, attempts to combine the best elements of each approach into robust adaptive systems has proven challenging, particularly in the area of application to real world aerospace systems. In this research, we investigate design methods for general classes of systems that may be applied to representative aerospace dynamics. By combining robust baseline control design with augmentation designs, our work aims to leverage the advantages of each approach. ❧ This research contributes the development of robust model-based control design for two classes of dynamics: 2nd order cascaded systems, and a more general MIMO framework. We present a theoretically justified method for state limiting via augmentation of a robust baseline control design. Through the development of adaptive augmentation designs, we are able to retain system performance in the presence of uncertainties. We include an extension that combines robust baseline design with both state limiting and adaptive augmentations. In addition we develop an adaptive augmentation design approach for a class of dynamic input uncertainties. We present formal stability proofs and analyses for all proposed designs in the research. ❧ Throughout the work, we present real world aerospace applications using relevant flight dynamics and flight test results. We derive robust baseline control designs with application to both piloted and unpiloted aerospace system. Using our developed methods, we add a flight envelope protecting state limiting augmentation for piloted aircraft applications and demonstrate the efficacy of our approach via both simulation and flight test. We illustrate our adaptive augmentation designs via application to relevant fixed-wing aircraft dynamics. Both a piloted example combining the state limiting and adaptive augmentation approaches, and an unpiloted example with adaptive augmentation show the ability of our approach to retain desired performance in the presence of relevant system uncertainty. Finally, we present alternative adaptive augmentation design developed to mitigate time delays at the system input and which demonstrates significant improvement over an existing widely used adaptive augmentation approach when applied to fixed wing aircraft dynamics.
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So I am aware there are various alternatives to Apple TV for receiving Airplay Streams, such as XBMC, AirServer and Reflector.
These work to some degree but what I'd really like is a standalone solution, just some software that listens in the background until it receives the stream and then bounces into life. XBMC has too much extra fluff (media center features) and AirServer/Reflection require a license.
It seems the above solutions spawned by reverse engineering the Airplay protocol and I imagine Apple aren't too happy about this.


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Moscow's riot police violently dispersed an "unprecedented" gay rights rally that Russian and international activists attempted to stage near the Kremlin. Former US Army Lt. Dan Choi, British activist Peter Tatchell, Chicago-based Andy Thayer and French Black gay academic and activist Louis-Georges Tin were among those arrested.
"[M]embers of an ultra-Orthodox group had gathered near the Kremlin" to ambush the protesters, reports AFP.
An AFP correspondent saw the police then move in and violently wrestle both activists and members of the religious group to the ground before leading them off in handcuffs to waiting security vans. "We have come here to prevent this event from happening," Orthodox group member Leonid Simonovich-Nikshich said as scuffles raged around him. "God burned down Sodom and Gomorrah and he will burn down Moscow too if we let things like this happen," he told AFP.
Members of the religious group wore black robes and brandished Christian Orthodox cross. An AFP correspondent saw one man rip up a picture of Elton John—the openly gay icon of the global gay and lesbian community.
Eighteen gay activists and 14 anti-gays were arrested, reports UK Gay News, which live-blogged the violent protest.
The gay activists were released this afternoon. Choi also tweeted during his detention and release. More at UK Gay News ...
Russia has been criticized by the State Department for widespread human rights violations. Dozens were arrested when Moscow's riot police violently dispersed a gay rights march in May 2009. The nation's first officially sanctioned LGBT rights protest was November 2010 in St. Petersburg. That was also interrupted by extreme violence.
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We'd love to have you join us on Sunday at our 11:00 a.m. service. Here's what you'll find at First Jefferson Unitarian Universalist Church:
A diverse and liberal church. You'll see people of all ages, nations, cultures, and backgrounds.
Friendly people. We'd love to meet you, so feel free to introduce yourself. Please let us know what we can do to care for you while you're here.
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Over the past couple days I visited Salt Point State Park, the Sonoma Coast, Mount Tamalpais State Park, and several parks along Skyline Blvd. I watched two amazing sunsets, one on Mount Tamalpais and the other on Borel Hill in Russian Ridge Open Space Preserve. This flurry of activity was spurred by sunny skies and remarkable clarity across the region (even the normally smog prone Silicon Valley). I am headed out of town for a few days so here are some links to photo albums until I post higher quality versions (especially for the panoramas) to this blog:
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Pity, joy, fear, stress, excitement — emotions are part of life. But if they're dictating how and when you spend your money, you have a problem.
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Last night Crecente took us through the first ten minutes of the Diablo III beta test with his Witch Doctor. Now let's take a look at the beta's final moments with my lovely Monk.
After helping rid the town of New Tristam of various lingering undead creatures and retrieving the crown of the Skeleton King, my Monk was tasked with taking down the fallen ruler in order to end the corruption spreading throughout the land. It's a very noble, very Monkish thing to do.
So I did it three times.
With only 90 minutes of gameplay between creating your character and getting the victory screen, the Diablo III beta isn't exactly lengthy, but it's not here to entertain us. It's here so players can test out the game and its characters, tool around with cooperative play, and try to break things so we can show Blizzard what good beta testers we are.
Once you hit the victory screen you can always start over again. I was level eight when I finished my first play through. I hit level ten during the second, and as you can see in the video, I'm still level ten the third time through. The enemies and rewards don't increase during subsequent plays, so leveling past ten is a bit of a grind.
Still, we're here to test, so grind we shall, until the Skeleton King stops respawning, or they update the beta with more content.
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Biometric authentication in the New Banking world
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Biometric authentication is nothing new for banks. Fingerprint scanners are an example of a commonly accepted form of password-less authentication. But with fraud on the rise, banks must find a better way of managing authentication systems.
The challenge is to manage authenticators and meet compliance standards without being tied to any particular vendor or modality. Accenture believes the solution is an "authentication hub" that can:
Driven by Payment Services Directive 2 (PSD2) regulations, a rise in payment fraud and client expectations to improve the customer experience, biometric authentication is being widely pursued in the financial services sector.
Essentially, with biometiric authentication, banks can save time and money while fighting fraud
The idea of an authentication hub will allow customers to sign on to accounts seamlessly using one authentication method. Banking customers can now use biometric authentication at ATMs, and some are also pioneering new authentication methods, such as social login. A single, simple interface would eliminate the need for customers to authenticate on individual applications.
This new type of authentication platform would facilitate multi-factor and multi-modal authentication and use data from transactions, risk and fraud systems to make informed decisions about what the customer can do. Because the framework only needs to be integrated once to provide access to all the authenticators, it is easy to reuse them for many business functions—such as transaction authorization, third-party access via APIs or cross-channel authentication from branches or contact centers.
Components of the authentication hub explained:
Mobile Know Your Customer (mKYC) technology to facilitate identification and verification for digital user enrollment and account sign-up
Biometric Authentication Framework to integrate biometric authenticators, such as voice and fingerprints
Pick and choose authenticators that allow users to nominate how they authenticate within acceptable security baselines, including the ability to plug and play legacy authenticators, such as OTPs, PINs and pattern drawing; as needed
Risk engine aligned to fraud, and that provide information and context on users, behaviors, devices and transactions
Signing in the New with both tactical and strategic solution to eliminate wet signature in both the short and long term
Banks must define how biometric authentication will help them reach their objectives. Biometric technology in smartphones and wearables offer many new authentication capabilities that can seamlessly work together through the Authentication Hub. An omni-channel vision can help firms determine which authenticators are most useful. These will be deployed on a flexible, compliance and secure architecture via a hybrid approach to take advantage of the benefits of both a centralized server environment and on-device security.
In addition to giving the business more choice, a flexible hub architecture also provides much greater consumer choice by allowing end users to select their preferred means of authentication—within the risk guidelines defined by the hub.
PINs, passwords
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Deploying an Authentication Hub requires careful consideration and a vision for how authenticators can be reused to solve wider business problems, such as document signing and transaction authorization. Now is the ideal time for firms to explore how this technology can help them improve customer service and cybersecurity. Read the report to learn more about the technical capabilities and use cases for the Authentication Hub.
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Lexington Medical Center has seen a sharp increase in flu cases in recent weeks.
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- The un-appropriated fund balance serves three purposed:
- It provides working cash buffer to fund library operations prior to receipt of tax collections and when property tax collections are delayed.
- It serves as a funding source for major capital purchases, major automated system upgrades and other one time capital expenditures.
- It serves as a building fund / opportunity fund. Major building system upgrades such as the branch library renovations and opportunities such as the down payment for the 1992 purchase of the Grove Avenue property for main library expansion.
The un-appropriated fund balance may increase by the following means:
- Year end surplus in the General Fund (which automatically reverts to the un- appropriated fund balance).
- Additional transfers from the General Fund authorized by the Board of Library Trustees.
The un-appropriated fund balance may be decreased by the following means:
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The goal for the balance of the working capital portion of the un-appropriated fund should be to maintain the balance within the range of 40% to 48% of the General Fund less bond debt and one time capital expenditures funded from the un-appropriated fund balance. The target goal is 42%.
The goal for the combined major capital purchases and building / opportunity portion of the un-appropriated fund balance should be to maintain a balance within of range of 8% to 12% percent of approximately to the General Fund less bond debt and one time capital expenditures funded from the un-appropriated fund balance. The target goal is 10%. Identification of large capital purchases and building / opportunity expenses may necessitate Board revision of this balance range and target.
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Before Oracle OpenWorld 2008 kicks off in a week's time in San Francisco, I plan to post a couple of highlights from the WebCenter space. This is the first one in the series.
At a conference of this size, one of the toughest challenges is how to best spend your time, what is really worth attending. My number 1 pick is hands down the WebCenter hands-on session. You get a chance to see and touch the product, experience it first hand, and last but not least get a chance to talk to people who build it: you can meet the WebCenter curriculum team.
Sunday, September 21, 2:30pm-3:30pm, Marriott, Golden Gate C1
Tuesday, September 23, 11:30am-12:30pm, Marriott, Golden Gate C1
Tuesday, September 23, 5:30pm-6:30pm, Marriott, Golden Gate C1
So – what is this year's hands-on all about? It's a brand new application built especially for the OOW WebCenter hands-on session that has one key objective: to impress you in less than an hour. The scenario is very original, quote from the hands-on document:
El Piju – Company Profile: Natural building is all about achieving sustainability through the use of minimally-processed, plentiful, and renewable resources as well as recycled or salvaged materials that produce healthy living environments. El Piju is your company for environmentally sensitive design and expert guidance on locating the resources you need to construct your sustainable home for the 21st century. What is your vision for your home or office? Let our team of ecologists, architects, and engineers help you make that vision a reality.
The El Piju application provides you with information about the company's use of natural building materials and related projects. Once authenticated, you can select any of the construction materials used by El Piju, specifically, adobe, cob, cordwood, rammed earth, or straw bale, and access information about it. Search for articles, photographs, and other resources for that natural building material. Do you have a technical question or simply want to read what others have to say? El Piju's site includes a discussion forum for each construction type. The application also includes a portlet that displays pictures with captions to provide visual examples of each building material. Browse through the pictures in the portlet by clicking the thumbnails.
How cool is this!
From a technical perspective, here are the topics covered in the hands-on session:
- Documents
- Discussions
- Tags
- Links
- Search
- Oracle Composer
- Portlets
- Inter-component communication
And last, but not least, the screen shot of the application.
And if you're looking for a special mission, try to find out the story behind the company's name.
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Hey,Buddy been meaning to let you know,I went to New Orleans Sept. Stayed at the Hilton Riverside . We went to Mothers Restaurant.I had the crawfish etoufee,twice.Had a great time all in all.I found my Bourbin,Blantons.$25.00 a shot at the hotel.I had two shots with the Gumbo,Ha ha .Thanks for posting the picture of the steam boat. I'm going back when the wife has enough points. Thanks again.
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July is upon us~ Now it's time for some SUMMER FUN!!
My plan for July is to use this month for fun, fitness and for getting stuff DONE! I have pretty much decided to go to MN next week in order to "retreive" my kids– that leaves me with this week to get after some projects that need to be completed prior to their return. I also plan to have a little R&R for the 4th of July– we have a BURN BAN on here, so…probably no fireworks for us. Gunner's Birthday is also this month- on the 19th. He'll be 13!! I can't belive I'll have a teen?? Where has the time gone!?
This is my second week of buffing– last week I eneded up getting in 5 days of working out- 4 lifting, 2 bike intervals, 1 cardio day (fasted bike+hill run). It was a good solid week especially considering half of those workouts were done with an EXTREMELY SORE body! This week should be much, much better in that reagard!
M- chest, triceps, run intervals (probably hills)+ ABS
T- Legs +ABS
W- the 4th!!! Back/sh/Biceps, intervals +ABS
Th- chest, triceps, run intervals (probably hills)+ ABS
F- Legs +ABS
Sa- Back/sh/Biceps, run intervals +ABS
S- off
It's a 3 days split, focused on my BIG muscles and also on kicking up my fitness level a notch– I am confident if I focus on that~ the scale will go back down to my "happy place" that I hit in May. I just need to get the workouts DONE and keep my food intake in line.
Yesterday, I Travis and I had a good day- we are all about changing our "land" little by little. We removed several fence posts and some ugly barb wire yestdary and WOW it looks so much better. I also did a bunch of brush hogging– we have a ton of SUMAC trees that are nasty week like– they just keep growning and taking over all the land. "I HATE SUMAC!"…so I cut down a bunch!
Also, I made my first kill!! Last week I got my first gun ever, a 22 caliber automatic. The main reason for it is to carry with on our property– we have a ton of animals– including snakes, wild dogs, bobcats, bears, coons, coyotes, fox, amadilo, etc… Well, yesterday we were tromping around in the creek on our land and I was walking on a fallen tree when I spotted a big snake coiled up sleeping about 7 feet ahead of me! I was so stoked that I had my gun with me and I got to shoot it!! Travis was very impressed with my calm, killer instinct!!
I'm off to write my to do list and get a good pre-workout meal in my belly!!
Cheers to JULY!!


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Well, time for my initial impressions of the Reds draft, but first a few notes of interest regarding my shadow picks.
First, former Baseball America, and current MLB.com, writer Jim Callis released his annual 10-round shadow draft. He stepped into the shoes of the Colorado Rockies and drafted their first ten rounds. In the supplemental first round, he grabbed Forrest Wall, the player I wanted the Reds to grab at 19th overall. After that, he grabbed two players that I wanted the Reds to draft, as they were good upside plays in the later rounds. He grabbed prep OF Trenton Kemp in the 7th round and Stanford RHP A.J. Vanegas in the 9th round, so obviously he also thought they brought good value to the table.
Second, baseball writer (his book, "Saving the Pitcher" is quite good) and injury expert Will Carroll, who is contractually precluded from offering opinions on draft-eligible players until after the draft, tweeted this nugget when RHP Joe Gatto signed with the Angels:
Gatto was my favorite HS pitcher in this draft mechanically. Easy motion, great athleticism. Nice get for Angels.
— Will Carroll (@injuryexpert) June 16, 2014
I watched a lot of video on the pitching prospects in the top 100 who would reasonably be available at 19th overall and Joe Gatto is the one who really stood out to me, too. His pitching mechanics were my favorite in the draft class and when you add in his strong arsenal it was easy for me to slot Joe Gatto into the 29th overall pick on my shadow draft. There's certainly more to pitching than mechanics and stuff, and Gatto certainly needs to improve his command, but there's a lot to like with Gatto.
Overall, I'm pretty happy with my shadow draft, as I would have reeled in Forrest Wall (1.19), Joe Gatto (1.29), Carson Sands (2.58), Trenton Kemp (middle round), and A.J. Vanegas (middle round). I would have much preferred to land RHP Scott Blewett in round 2 instead of Carson Sands, but the Royals snatched him up two picks before we drafted in round 2. Forrest Wall, Joe Gatto, and Scott Blewett would have, in my view, been a real nice haul for my Shadow Draft Reds. Still, I managed to snatch up pretty good value in my shadow draft. I could very easily be wrong, but it seems like a few pundits also saw value where I was seeing it.
As for the Reds ACTUAL haul, here are my initial, off-the-cuff thoughts on some of their top picks:
rhp Nick Howard -- Two data points are a coincidence, three data points are a trend. This picks reveals that the Reds are now actively seeking out college relievers who they can convert into starting pitchers. They have done it previously with Tony Cingrani and Michael Lorenzen, but this time feels a bit different.
The Reds drafted Tony Cingrani in the 3rd round of the 2011 draft. They drafted Michael Lorenzen in the supplemental first round of the 2013 draft.
To me, picking Nick Howard 19th overall(!) feels like a reach. The earlier in the draft you select a player, the greater the opportunity cost of doing so. And, there's undoubtedly an additional measure of risk in drafting a player and immediately shifting his role. Howard has shown plus stuff pitching out of the bullpen, but how will that stuff play when he's pitching in the rotation every fifth day? It's difficult to know. It seems odd to me that they couldn't find a single player with the 19th overall pick whose value doesn't depend on an immediate change in roles.
It makes sense, in the later rounds, to draft college relievers who you think can be successfully converted into starting pitchers. There's value in that. You are spotting undervalued talent that others aren't seeing and grabbing it when the opportunity cost is lower; when you aren't passing up top-tier talent to acquire it.
Does it still make sense with the 19th overall pick? Or, is there a bit of hubris creeping into this pick? Is the organization starting to gain so much confidence in its ability to spot undervalued talent that it's now overvaluing it?
Based on the recent past, the organization has earned the benefit of the doubt here, as they have proven that they have a good eye for this type of conversion-talent, but this still has the feel of an overdraft to me.
3b Alex Blandino -- Oddly enough, I prefer the second player the Reds selected to the first.
Blandino played third base for the Stanford Cardinal. He is a good athlete and may have the ability to slide over to second base at the professional level. Such a move would immediately improve his value. That said, his calling card is going to be his hitting.
Blandino has loose, easy swing with very active and effective hands. He controls the strike zone well and makes consistent, hard contact. He has the potential for a plus hit tool, which could make him an impact player if he can pair it with good on-base ability and/or good power production.
Overall, the Blandino pick looks like a strong one for the Reds.
3b Taylor Sparks -- Taylor Sparks plays third base for UC Irvine and is still playing in the College World Series. He seems to bring better tools and greater athleticism to the table than Alex Blandino. At the same time, he seems to have less feel and fewer baseball skills than Blandino.
Sparks moves well in the field and has a strong arm. There's more risk in Sparks' game than Blandino's because (1) there's a lot of swing-and-miss in Sparks's hitting and (2) he doesn't control the strike zone very well.
Sparks could be an impact talent if he can increase his contact rate, if he can't then there's real flame-out risk.
rhp Wyatt Strahan -- Strahan was the Friday night starter for USC this year. He features a mid-90s fastball with good sink, a hard curveball that may be his out pitch, and a changeup with a bit of sink. He has clean, functional mechanics that could be more efficient. He stands pretty upright, uses a shorter stride, and has quick tempo. There is a wide spread of career outcomes for Strahan, with some speculating that he might end up in the bullpen. But, he's a solid college pitcher who could surprise if he makes some improvements in the professional ranks.
3b Gavin LaValley -- LaValley is a big guy. You don't hear this very often about a baseball player, but he played center on his high school football team. He tips the scales at 235 lbs and that's after losing 20-30 lbs prior to his senior season. On the plus side, LaValley has very, very good bat speed and tremendous raw power, which should be sufficient even if he's relegated to first base on the defensive spectrum. He's an intriguing bat-first prospect and looks like good value in round 4.
3b Montrell Marshall -- Currently, Marshall is notable largely for being Brandon Phillips' cousin, but he has the type of athleticism and makeup that could soon make him notable in his own right. On the downside, Marshall stands 6-5, leaving him with a lot of strike zone to cover and real risk in his contact rate. On the plus side, he has solid upside because of his raw tools.
Final Thoughts
Overall, the Reds draft makes some sense. As per usual, they zig when I expect them to zag. And, again, as per usual, what they did makes some sense with the benefit of hindsight.
The Reds went college heavy in a draft that was stronger in prep prospects. However, that does make some sense, as the Reds really need certainty. They have had a number of prospects in their farm system regress, so they really did need some probability draft choices. Players likely to pan out. In addition, the farm system is a bit bare at the upper levels, so focusing on college players not only increases the probability, even at the expense of some upside, but also shortens the development curve. So, they can restock the upper levels of the minors a bit faster by bringing in college players.
While the Howard pick feels like a reach, I like the Blandino pick a lot. And, after the first round, they added a nice blend of probability and upside talent. The Reds have done a very nice job in the draft over the past decade and rarely miss on a first round pick. The organization has given us little reason to expect that to change with this draft class.


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This article discusses the need for financial education for a better life planning, both for retirement will with the total number of working years elapsed as to the financial independence. The focus of the article are the psychological aspects of the individual, which, through a modification of beliefs, can develop financially and does not need to work as a generator of income, creating more freedom in their decision making on labor issues, family, activities social and sports, and living with friends and family. They were related published studies by psychologists using cognitive and social approach, financial educators, and professionals who live in the market of financial assets and spend their vast years of experience to readers. The objective of this article is to help the individual will expand their financial vision as one of the pillars of life are the finances and make the study within this area become more rational use and thinking about money, increasing their autonomy within that area .
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Find out who's at the door by answering your phone. When a visitor presses the doorbell on the Brass Telephone Entry System Intercom, it sends a distinctive ring to every telephone in your house. This intercom is made of 1/4" solid brass with a Chrome Finish and the DP Series Design means it has larger overall size at approximately 6" x 4" in comparison to the IU Series which has a single-gang sized finish. It integrates a weather-resistant speaker/microphone with a doorbell button, which can trigger your Panasonic Telephone Entry Controller to signal you through your phone lines. This system adds safety and convenience to answering the door by allowing you to speak to visitors from any phone in the house before opening your door. This door plate functions as a replacement for the Panasonic KSU KXT-30865 and is compatible with any systems it is intended for.
This model also includes a mini pinhole color camera that connects via BNC video connector to a monitor or your home security video system (video monitoring equipment not included).
Channel Vision Door Unit Compatibility
There are thee different types of systems that IU door plates can be used with. The compatibility for these different types of systems is indicated by the suffix of the model number which follows the 4-digit numerical code.
If there is not a letter suffix on the model number, such as DP-0212, that door plate is compatible with Channel Vision's telephone entry products, including models P-0920, P-0921, C-0920, and TE110.
If the suffix is the letter "P," such as DP-0212P, then the door plate is compatible with Panasonic's phone systems which are designed to use the Panasonic door phone model KXT-30865.
If the suffix is the letter "C," such as DP-0212C, then the door plate is compatible with Channel Vision's Whole House CAT5 Intercom Hub, model P-0920.
Please double check to be sure that you have purchased the correct model number for your application.
- Manufacturer: Channel Vision
- Speaker Width: 50mm
- Speaker Depth: 1.5"
- Impedance: 8 Ohms
- Power Peak: 0.2 Watts
- Frequency Range: 500 Hz - 4.5 kHz
- Dimensions: Plate: 6 1/2" L x 4 3/8" W x 1/4" D; Assembly: 6 1/2" L x 4 3/8" W x 1 3/4" D
- Warranty: Two years, limited
- Manufacturer: Channel Vision
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ARCpoint Labs of WorcesterNovember 15, 2012I really like the idea of being able to leave my home for the hdlaoiy and still have my home secure. I just am not a big fan of those large systems that have their names all over homes.
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Anchel and Malka Feiga Frank
He related to well to people and was liked by them. He was a member of the loan and savings fund of the small scale merchants. He occupied himself in business throughout his life, and sustained his family in an honorable fashion. He educated his children in the spirit of the times.
He arrived in the Land with his wife in 1934, approximately ten years after the aliya of his son Mordechai. They established their home near their son in Kibbutz Gan Shmuel. Despite their old age, they quickly got used to Kibbutz life. They reorganized their lives and made every effort to not be a burden upon others. Malka Feiga kept their small home orderly and clean. She ran a kosher kitchen and often prepared meals for the other parents in the Kibbutz. Reb Anchel became involved in handiwork. He filled every task in building and agriculture that was given to him by the work office of the Kibbutz. They did not succeed in arranging for the aliya of their son Yeshayahu who remained in the Diaspora.
They died in Gan Shmuel and were buried there.
May their souls be bound in the bonds of eternal life.
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Rivka Dacha Frank
Dear Dacha was taken from us while still young and full of promise.
She decided at a young age that, for a girl, the study of a trade would ensure her independence in life. She studied sewing.
In addition to studying a trade, she helped her mother with her housework.
At times that she should have been free, she dedicated herself fully to work in the movement.
She worked with great dedication in the activities of the Keren Kayemet, publicity, fundraising, organizing celebrations, etc.
She saw her future in making aliya to the Land along with the entire family. When M. Usishkin visited Kishinev during a harsh winter in the 1920s, she traveled with her friends to a large meeting that was arranged by the Keren Kayemet in Kishinev. During this journey she caught cold, took ill and never arose.
Thus did Dacha leave us, the dear and dedicated soul, the pleasant girl, at the young age of 22.
She did not succeed in realizing her dream of making aliya to the land and dedicating her activity to the upbuilding of the homeland.
Mordechai in Gan Shmuel
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Mordechai Katzap was born and raised in Orheyev. He received a Hebrew education in cheder during his childhood, and absorbed love and longing for the Land of Israel.
The event took place in 1906. I recall that I saw him for the first time in Petach Tikva. He was a strong youth with broad shoulders. The good and fine fields of Bessarabia were recognizable on his face and in all his action. Might and health exuded from Mordechai's face.
Mordechai Katzap took upon himself a particularly difficult task. He was responsible for cleaning out the abandoned valley, softening the hard roots, clearing the thorns and removing the stones. He worked for many hours during the day and night without tiring.
The group worked at the Kinneret and was full of contentment. The area was full of bogs and some people got a fever. However, not so much, and the main thing was: not all of them at the same time The work progressed. Each day before eating they took quinine, which prevented the fevers from recurring at short intervals. Months passed, and life was conducted calmly, until an unexpected accident took place to our friend Mordechai.
The agronomist Berman brought horses and donkeys from Damascus, who had never had a yoke placed upon them. It was difficult to get the horses used to going along the furrow and pulling a plough or wagon. They got them used to this somehow, and the wildest horse was given to the strongest youth among us, Mordechai Katzap. He approached the horse every day and pushed it to drag wagons full of stones from the valley at the banks of the Jordan, to the point where sweat dripped from it and white foam was seen on its skin. Thus did he bring it to a point where it was comfortable walking with a wagon. However one day, the horse got upset, and when Katzap began to harness it, it kicked him in the abdomen. Strong Mordechai did not tell anyone about this, and went out to work again the next day. He hoped that everything would pass safely. Later he told us about this, and some of us took him to the hospital in Safed in a stretcher, for it was forbidden to transport him in a wagon.
His consciousness was not disturbed even a few hours before his death. He did not think about death, and asked endlessly about the details of the work in the farm. As death approached he moved his hands, supplicated and wept. He lifted himself from the bed, spoke some things toward Heaven fought valiantly against the bitterness of death, and expired.
The news struck us all like thunder
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(Also known as Fishel Stern)
Fishel Rozen
Zvi was sent to the modern cheder Cheder Metukan of the teacher Fishel Rozen when he was about seven years old. The teacher was not called a melamed and this was not a cheder but rather a school with several classes, benches and desks. Hebrew and Russian were taught, and the teaching style was Hebrew in Hebrew. However, the greatest innovation was the teacher himself. Fishel was a stout man of splendid stature, with a pleasant face and a well-kept beard. His intelligent eyes exuded nobility and internal calm. He talked calmly and enthusiastically, at times with stifled excitement and convincing self control everything exuded honor. A new world opened up for Zvi in the home of the teacher Rozen. Zvi attempted to recall the spirit that pervaded that home, and only one word came to mind: love. The teacher gave his entire heart over to instilling into his students a love of Hebrew the new Hebrew, pleasant, with clear expression and proper intonation, the stories of the scriptures and the images of the Bible; a story in the playground, the material in the Olam Katan and Hechaver children's publications, the national Hebrew poem in recital and song, and the dream of the revival of Zion. When he was still a child of eight or nine, Zvi started to long for the real Land of Israel, a desire that was not relegated to the far-off Messianic era. Fishel Rozen was an active Zionist. He lectured splendidly in the synagogue and at gatherings. A picture hung in Rozen's school, the picture of the noble, splendid, enchanting Dr. Herzl. Zvi recalls, as if it was only recently, one summer day when Uncle Yisrael came to the home of his grandfather, and fell upon grandfather with bitter weeping, lamenting: Dr. Herzl died! Everyone was enveloped in gloom. Even grandfather, who maintained tradition but also regularly read Hatzefira, Hatzofeh, Hazman and Haolam; even Uncle Efrayim, even Father who had no time for issues of Zionism although it was always in his heart. The entire house of the teacher Rozen was enveloped in mourning.
The entire house of the teacher included his wife Gutcha. She was talkative, and imbued with love and friendship. Zvi quickly became at home with her. There was the son, the healthy, strong, diligent son who disappeared from the house one day, and after some time the news reached us that he made aliya to the land of Israel and was working in the orchards on a Moshav. There was the daughter Miryam, a young teacher, with charming beauty, who also expressed great love to Zvi. There was the younger daughter Riva, approximately Zvi's age, a beautiful girl whom he made efforts to look at whenever she was in the classroom or the yard. Later he would think about her also in school during studies as well as at home. There were winter days when frost covered the windows at home. Zvi would run his finger along the glass and without paying attention, he would draw the letters Reish Yod Beit Ha, and would whisper to himself Riva. The feeling of love that filled the Rozen home warmed the heart. Rozen's home enchanted and pampered Zvi, praised his talents, and treated him as a son. Miriam, his young teacher, would joke and say: I will wait for Zvi to grow up However Zvi was thinking about Riva. One day the teacher surprised him during Bible class and asked: Where are we? Zvi was lost in his thoughts and did not know where they were, and his world suddenly darkened: He received a slap on the face from his teacher, from Fishel Rozen!
The matter was forgotten with the passage of time. For Zvi, the house of Rozen remained a house of friendship and love. Throughout his life, he still met up with that house a dear Hebrew house in the Land of Israel.
Ch. Sharer
(A small section from his book)
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Zipora Rotkov
She was noble, modest in her manner, a dedicated mother and faithful wife, prepared at all time to help her fellowman from the breadth of her heart.
From her childhood, from an internal sense of duty she bore the burden of helping her children care for the large family.
When she set up her own household, she put herself with a full heart at the right side of all members in the family, with regard to sustaining them and educating them. Her first concern was about national education, in which she herself was educated in her father's home (he was the teacher Matityahu Globman). She extended a hand of assistance to the group of parents in setting up a kindergarten and the Tarbut School, and was a faithful assistant to her husband in his communal work.
She dedicated her entire essence to her family. When the eldest daughter joined the Gordonia movement and Zipora realized that the time for her aliya was drawing near and that the integrity of the family would be impinged upon, she hatched the idea of the entire family making aliya to the Land in order to prevent this split up.
This brazen decision took place at the beginning of the disturbances of 1936 when the bloodshed in the Land was at its height and the danger was great. Nevertheless, Zipora was not fazed. She accepted everything upon herself with the hope of a future in settling in the land. The family made aliya, and felt the pangs of absorption and all the difficulties involved with it. Even then she bore what fate decreed upon her with calm and love, as she supported and encouraged the members of her family.
It was 1948, in the midst of the War of Independence. The daughters were with their families and the son in the farms (in the Negev and in the valley of Beit Shean), and the list of victims arrived daily. Only Zipora herself knew what she felt during those awesome days and the terrible news reached her. Her son Menachem was among the victims. Her heart was broken inside, but the family behaved with restraint.
The wise, patient Zipora, to whom complaining was foreign, drunk from the cup of agony to its full extent, with the strong hope and desire to merit a peaceful and contented life among family. She did not merit thus She died after terrible suffering.
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Yisrael Yechieli
From his childhood, Yisrael excelled in his diligence and love of work. When he was still a student in the gymnasium, he assisted his father in the store, and did any work that was necessary to help the family. He made aliya to the Land in 1929. He became involved in various tasks to cultivate the Land. He was a member of the Bnei Yisrael group in Nahalel, and he later joined Kibbutz Gan Shmuel. He did not get accustomed to farming life, but rather preferred life in the town. He did not seek out an easy life after he left Gan Shmuel, but rather joined the founders of the town of Brandes (his place of residence until his last day). He set up a small farm with his own hands and the assistance of his family.
He also worked as a builder in Hadera and the region. In his latter years, he worked as a driver in the porting office of the drivers of Hadera, and was also a member of its leadership. He excelled as a Hagana man in the town. He dedicated all of his free time to his family and his fellow. He had now free time for himself, and he even continued to work when the accursed illness overtook him. Only when all of his strength failed him did he lie down and not get up anymore.
Woe over the loss!
[Page 202]
Aizik and Leah Shander
Aizik was one of the first activists of the community of craftsmen in our city and one of the founders and members of the loan fund for assisting craftsmen. His son Yosef and daughter Malka were educated in the spirit of the times. After the Balfour Declaration, Yosef decided to make aliya to the Land with the first group of chalutzim.
Aizik and Leah did not hesitate to uproot themselves from their roots, and the entire family made aliya in 1920. Aizik and Leah bore the difficulties of absorption and the Arab disturbances of 1921 with strength and patience. They accepted everything with love, with the hope for better days to come Although Aizik's spirit was strong, his body was crushed under the suffering. He took ill and died before his time.
Leah died at an old age and was buried in Pardes Chana, where she lived for her last years with her daughter Malka.
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Dr. Eliyahu Shpitzberg
Eliyahu (Elik) was born in Orheyev. He chose the path of Zionist actualization, even though the national movement was in decline during that time. When he was a student at the technical school in Kiev, he suffered from the relations with the teachers. This gave him the urge to make aliya to the Land. He spent some time in Beirut on his way to the Land, where he completed the faculty of medicine. From there, he came to live here. He was active in communal affairs in the Land. (As a token of appreciation, his photo was hung in the Kupat Cholim infirmary in the Borochov neighborhood.) He was drafted into the army at the outbreak of the first war, but death pursued him. He became ill with typhus and died in his prime.
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CancerHQ is an online community designed to inspire, educate and connect people touched by cancer. With 1 out of every 4 people diagnosed with cancer sometime in their lives, chances are you or someone you know will battle this disease.
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We are overhauling our brand, web design and public image. This process starts with a new, powerful and inspiring logo.
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