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Enterprise Applications Manager - Oracle
Principle are delighted to be working with a leading global company to recruit for an Enterprise Application Manager to join their team based in their shared service centre in North Dublin. The successful candidate will be responsible for the back end systems delivery in the company's EMEA region. This is a key role for our client as you will also have responsibility to act as the IT Solution Architect for EMEA IT Services and Solutions.
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Tim Kurkjian of ESPN.com has a great piece today about five players whose selfless approach helps their team more tham most people realize. Not surprisingly, Sandy Alomar Jr. is the first guy mentioned and I can't put into words how much this guy adds to our club. It's like having an extra coach who happens to hit .400 with runners in scoring position. There's little doubt in my mind that he's going to make a great manager someday and will be a valuable asset during the second half as a pinch-hitter, as Grady will be able to use him without worrying about not having another catcher in case of an injury.
Also, Tom Verducci wrote a piece for the CNNSI website and SI Magazine that talks about all the great rookies in baseball. Despite the bad captioning (it shows James Loney and talks about Matt Kemp), it's another good read.
Enjoy the day away from the game. Hopefully we'll come back recharged tomorrow after a tough three games in Minnesota.
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Josh, I think the world of Alomar and I also think he's going to make a great manager. But even as good as Alomar is batting can we really afford to lock up a spot on the 25 man roster with a guy that can't play everyday or multiple positions ?? Especially when we're carrying 12 pitchers and dead weight like Odalis ?? Saenz is our guy off the bench and he can play several positions. When Repko returns, do you send a Kemp or Ethier down or hold on to Alomar ?? And now that Hall has arrived do we really need three catchers on the 25 man roster ?? Let's face it Hall isn't going to AAA, he was a starter in TB and holding his own. Our third catcher needs to be in Las Vegas, not LA and Alomar isn't about to go there !! It's time to shop Alomar and Perez and see what kind minor leaguers we can get
Go Dodgers !!!
You're right, it was a great article. In fack, its the first time I've ever agreed with Kurkjian.
"as good as Alomar is batting can we really afford to lock up a spot on the 25 man roster with a guy that can't play everyday or multiple positions ?? Especially when we're carrying 12 pitchers and dead weight like Odalis ??" – Nope.
If Alomar is such a great influence, then they should just hire him as a coach. Now that we have Hall, there's no need for Alomar to be taking up one of the 25 roster spots….having 3 catchers on the major league roster makes zero sense for this team, they have too many other pressing needs.
Why are we carrying a dead weight like Odalis? release him already the guy is a cancer now he's talkin about Kent. He's never going to improve!He's not making adjustments and thinks its everyone else's fault. RELEASE ODALIS!!!!!!Go Dodgers!!!Sweep the Halos!!again!
What did he say about Kent ??
It is stunning when a player admits he gave less than a full effort, but Perez did just that. On the play that preceded the grand slam, Justin Morneau hit what would have been an inning-ending ground ball up the middle.
"If I put more effort into it, I might have made the catch," Perez said.
But he let the ball bounce past him, he said, expecting to see second baseman Jeff Kent shaded up the middle. Kent raced to his right and made a diving stop but had no play.
"If Kent would have been in another position, he might have made the catch," Perez said.
He suggested the coaches should have moved Kent from where a second baseman traditionally plays. According to the Dodgers' scouting reports, Perez said, Morneau loves to hit the ball into center field. According to the chart of Morneau's ground balls on mlb.com, Kent could have been shaded slightly — but not markedly — up the middle.
"I'm not blaming him," Perez said. "It's my fault. I take responsibility."
where is the article about perez and kent?
Even the slightest suggestion of it being someone elses fault just goes to show you that this guy is a cancer to this team. I can only imagine what Kent is saying right about now !! This isn't the type of sportmanship we want leading these kids on this team. It all goes down hill from here until something is done to cut this cancer out !!! It's easy for me to spend McCourts money because it not my money !! But please Frank / Ned take what ever you can get for this guy and cut your loses !!! Everyone will support you for it.
Go Dodger Blue !!!
In the same midseason report article, Nomar was named the best Free Agent Signing in the National League.
Could not agree more with SI on this one.
I also thought the bit about the kids was a great read as well.
I agree with everything that's been said about Perez. Obviously, he needs to go, from a personal as well as a professional standpoint. The only good that may come out of Perez's comments is that it may spur Ned into doing something about it sooner rather than later. In terms of money, there's little difference between a trade or being released. We'll pick up either all or most of the money. We probably won't get much in trade.(a second-tier minor league prospect,at best) But you gotta do what you gotta do. Re: Alomar; you could make him a coach now, but, even if you do that, Hall is still only going to catch once a week. Alomar is a perfect backup catcher. He knows what his role is. Despite all the words to the contrary, Hall can't be happy about being a backup (a seldom used backup) after being a regular in Tampa. In my opinion, Hall has more value to the Dodgers as trade bait than as a once-a-week backup. Trade him someplace where he can play and we can get something that we need more than a third catcher. A perfect win-win situation. GO DODGERS! Let's prove, once again, there's only one team in LA.
I have to agree about Hall, he can't be happy and he would get us more in a trade then Alomar. But, I would hate to see Martin go down and have to rely on Alomar as our new #1 catcher. Hall might not like it but he doesn't have options and it could work for the year!! Either way Odalis has to go !!
Lets spank some Angel Butts !
Go Dodger Blue !!
Russell Martin – $327,000 a year.
Andre Ethier – $327,000 a year.
Matt Kemp – $327,000 a year.
Eating the remainder of Odalis Perez's three-year $24 Million dollar contract – Priceless
I'm cool with this trade martin is fresh and new He needs 2 days rest to stay hot Alomar is a great hitter and can be traded or kept he can hit.I'm actually glad we have that opportunity now. Doesn't work well into double switch situations but is a Very soild Pinch where as our bench has been more a situational place which screwed us in the AL.With the OF we have now Ledee and Werth are gone in my charts( Good players but)….We Have better now in their youth. Sorry werth thought the world of ya.But on a Tougher note what has that under 1 mil trio produced against a balls to the wall club in the last 3 days? Hmmm 1 run on 1 hit and 1 rbi….Not Knocking them kss but Don't flaunt low salaries when they just aren't doin the job.I'm a realist and the fact of the matter is in my long drawn out opinion is that we are lacking in AL scouting.I've never Knocked the scouting before but we are getting CREAMED!I expect good things like another sweep at LAA WANNEBEES but sooo many batters looked sooo overwhelmed in this last roadtrip.Batters slump teams slump but this is getting a bit BS Starting to look like last season where we might have a chance then we **** type mode.The west is back to who ***** the least. GL Dodgers Get Sum'
Last Year!!! Your crazy last years team had nothing no youth, no defense, nothing but a bunch a stiffs. Plus the worst manager in baseball. Baseball is peaks and valleys we will be BACK! Believe in the BLUE! RELEASE ODALIS!!!Please we will lose more money if we keep him and not win the west. Initially McCourt might take a hit but in the long run you cannot have a cancer in the clubhouse! SWEEP the HALOS!!I'll be there tonight representing my boys in Blue. Here's to our ACE getting a winning streak started!Go Azul!!!
And in other news, the Angels DFA'd Jeff Weaver, because his little brother is better than he is (news via Dodger Thoughts).
At last! Someone who udnertsnads! Thanks for posting!

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Experts from the Prescription Drug Monitoring Program Center of Excellence at Brandeis University's Heller School for Social Policy and Management systematically assessed prescription drug monitoring programs and found a patchwork of strategies and standards. Their report also outlines best practices that all U.S. states and territories can use to improve their effectiveness.
"An epidemic of prescription drug abuse is devastating American families and draining state and federal time, money and manpower," said Rep. Hal Rogers (R-Ky.), chairman of the House Appropriations Committee. "Law enforcement and health officials are doing heroic work and, thankfully, this report provides a roadmap to help them further."
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New scoreboard, signage not going up this season
CHICAGO -- The unanimous approval by the Commission on Chicago Landmarks last week of a video scoreboard in left field and new signage in right at Wrigley Field is just one step, and even if the Cubs get the go-ahead by other city commissions this year, they won't be able to install the signage this season.
The Cubs made compromises since the matter was last discussed by the commission. Instead of a 6,000-square foot video scoreboard in left field, the Cubs say they will accept a 5,700-square foot scoreboard. Plus, instead of installing a 1,000-square foot see-through sign in right, the Cubs were willing to install a 650-square foot see-through sign.
Julian Green, vice president, communications and community affairs for the Cubs, said they still need approval from the Chicago Plan Commission, zoning committees and the full Chicago city council. Green said the Cubs have not selected a video scoreboard company. Plus, they want to be careful with what they install.
"We know the sensitivities of the new assets coming to the ballpark and people wondering how it's going to fit into the character of the ballpark, and we know we have to get it right the first time," Green said Saturday. "It's going to live with us the next 100 years."
The scoreboard also will need a full-time production staff, which has not been hired.
What about getting the signage up for next year?
"The amount of revenue that can be generated from an asset like a video board, we're going to try to get it up as soon as possible and get it operating," Green said.
The Cubs and chairman Tom Ricketts were encouraged by the approval from the Landmark Commission.
"A unanimous vote by the Landmarks Commission sends a strong signal as we go through the additional approval process," Green said. "The Mayor [Rahm Emanuel] is on board. Thanks to his leadership, the Landmarks Commission is saying [the video scoreboard and signage] does not interfere with the landmark designation of the ballpark. As far as we're concerned, we think we have some really good momentum to move forward with this $500 million investment."
The investment includes renovation of Wrigley Field as well as building a hotel outside the ballpark at Clark and Addison Streets. The hotel has not been formally approved.


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Lindenwood University is opening its doors to top students who have been squeezed out of Missouri's Bright Flight grant program.
Lindenwood has long offered a near full-tuition scholarship for Missouri Bright Flight scholars. The university's dean of admissions, Joe Parisi, said that scholarship offer will remain for all students who score a 30 or higher on the ACT—even though the state is changing the Bright Flight eligibility to a score of 31 or higher on the ACT.
"Those who have a 30 ACT will no longer be eligible for the $2,000 state Bright Flight grant, but we aren't going to turn our backs on them," said Parisi.
Parisi said Lindenwood has established a Presidential Scholarship for first-time freshmen who have scored a 30 on their ACT. They receive $14,200, plus an additional $2,400 work and learn award, covering the majority of their room, board and tuition.
Parisi said the candidates must meet all admission requirements, and must remain continuously enrolled as a full-time undergraduate resident student in good academic and social standing.
This fall, Lindenwood University welcomed a record 45 first-year students who scored a 30 or higher on the ACT. Parisi estimates Lindenwood now has 126 Bright Flight scholars on campus.


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Sea Shepherd clashes with Japanese whaling boat
An anti-whaling activist group accused a Japanese whaling vessel of intentionally ramming two of its ships Wednesday in waters near Antarctica. Japan's Fisheries Agency, however, insisted the protesters were responsible for the collisions.
Sea Shepherd Conservation Society founder Paul Watson said he was aboard the ship Steve Irwin when the Japanese boat Nisshin Maru collided with it, the Bob Barker and a tanker used to refuel the Japanese whaling fleet.
Watson said the Japanese ship deliberately rammed the Sea Shepherd vessels to try to move them aside and get to the refueling tanker. He said the Japanese ship also accidentally hit the tanker. He said the incident, near the Australian Davis Research Base on the Antarctic coast, was particularly dangerous because the tanker was involved.
Japan's Fisheries Agency blamed the Sea Shepherd boats, saying they had taken the offensive and had hit the Nisshin Maru at least four times during refueling despite verbal warnings. No one was injured, but the Nisshin Maru's bow was dented and a handrail was damaged, the agency said in a statement.
"It's unforgivable," the agency said. It said the Sea Shepherd's action was "a dangerous act that threatened the safety of our research fleet and lives of its crewmembers."
Sea Shepherd boats and the Japanese whaling fleet have had past clashes and collisions.
Previous clashes
Japan says it hunts whales for scientific purposes, an allowed exception to an international whaling ban, though anti-whaling activists say the hunts are a cover for commercial whaling.
Japan decries Sea Shepherd as a terrorist group that risks lives through tactics used to obstruct the whaling fleet.
Watson said the Bob Barker sustained the most damage in the Sea Shepherd fleet from Wednesday's clash. He said it initially put out a distress call to Australian maritime authorities after it lost power and began taking on water, but that the crew had gotten the situation under control. He said no one from the Sea Shepherd fleet was injured.
Australian Maritime Safety Authority spokeswoman Jo Meehan said they were aware of the reports but weren't involved in any active search-and-rescue operations.
Australian Environment Minister Tony Burke said in a statement that he was seeking more information about the incident.
"The government condemns so-called `scientific' whaling in all waters and we urge everyone in the ocean to observe safety at sea," Burke said.


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Innovative Equipment Essential To Thousands Of Corn Growers
Contributing To The Production of Ethanol
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (Sept. 14, 2012) — In a joint announcement today at the NASCAR Fuel for Business Council® meeting in Chicago, New Holland became the Official Agricultural Equipment of NASCAR®. New Holland, the latest NASCAR Official Partner, has served the needs of farmers and ranchers across North America for more than 110 years, and its equipment plays a critical role in the production of ethanol.
In 2011, NASCAR announced a switch in its three national series to Sunoco Green E15, a 15-percent ethanol blend fuel made with corn grown in the United States. The low-carbon fuel emits 20% less greenhouse emissions than unleaded gasoline. New Holland manufactures a wide range of equipment essential for the crop production and harvesting of corn used to produce the biofuel.
"We are proud of our newly expanded alliance with NASCAR and the role our equipment plays in helping power the sport," said Abe Hughes, vice president of New Holland, North America. "We are the agricultural industry's Clean Energy Leader, and are looking forward to further enhancing our 30-year relationship with a sport that is pushing the bar on clean and efficient fuel that is not only helping to restore America's energy independence, but also serves to strengthen American farmers and the rural economy. New Holland stands 100% behind this impact."
"NASCAR welcomes New Holland, a company rich in tradition and innovation, as our newest official partner," said Jim O'Connell, NASCAR chief sales officer. "The use of New Holland's equipment will positively impact hard-working family farmers grow the corn that will be used to produce ethanol."
Growth Energy, a leading ethanol advocacy organization, and the National Corn Growers Association created the American Ethanol partnership with NASCAR to push for broad acceptance of a renewable domestic fuel for American motorists. New Holland will work to support this partnership throughout the remainder of the 2012 NASCAR season to support the farmers who play a vital role in the ethanol industry.
About NASCAR
The National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing, Inc. (NASCAR) is the sanctioning body for one of North America's premier sports. NASCAR races are broadcast in more than 150 countries and in 20 languages. In the U.S., races are broadcast on FOX, TNT, ABC/ESPN/ESPN2, SPEED, MRN Radio, PRN Radio and SiriusXM Satellite Radio. NASCAR fans are among the most brand-loyal in all of sports, and as a result more Fortune 500 companies participate in NASCAR than any other sport. NASCAR consists of three national series (the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series, NASCAR Nationwide Series, and NASCAR Camping World Truck Series), four regional series, and one local grassroots series, as well as three international series. Also part of NASCAR is Grand-Am Road Racing, known for its competition on road courses with multiple classes of cars. NASCAR sanctions more than 1,200 races at 100 tracks in more than 30 U.S. states, Canada, Mexico and Europe. Based in Daytona Beach, Fla., NASCAR has offices in eight cities across North America. The next NASCAR Sprint Cup Series race, the GEICO 400, will air September 16 on ESPN at 1 p.m. ET. For more information and a complete schedule, visit www.nascar.com. Follow NASCAR on www.facebook.com/NASCAR or on Twitter: @NASCAR.
About NEW HOLLAND AGRICULTURE
New Holland Agriculture is a division of CNH Global N.V. (NYSE:CNH), a majority-owned subsidiary of Fiat Industrial S.p.A.(FI.MI). New Holland Agriculture sells and services an innovative line of agricultural equipment, including a full line of tractors, hay and forage equipment, harvesting, crop production and material handling equipment. Sales, parts and service are provided by more than 1,000 New Holland dealers throughout North America. For over 30 years, New Holland has been a supplier of tractors and equipment to maintain many of NASCAR-sanctioned tracks throughout the country and now is an official partner with the NASCAR organization.
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Great skinny witch. Looks like a spirit is flowing out of the cauldron.
- February 25, 2014 at 5:11 PM
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Same here, what a great idea to have spirits rising out of the potion!
- February 25, 2014 at 8:52 PM
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Three staff members in the College of Communications were honored for their dedication, expertise and hard work with annual Deans' Excellence Awards.
The honorees were selected from a pool of strong nominations and were recognized during an on-campus event. Recipients were:
- Janet Klinefelter, scholarship and stewardship coordinator;
- BB Muré, academic adviser; and
- Serena Sidwell, administrative support assistant.
Dean Doug Anderson said staff members who pour their energy and personality into their jobs help the College of Communications serve many different audiences well. Those audiences range from students and parents to alumni and professional colleagues across the country.
"We had dozens of worthy recipients and ultimately we had to narrow it down to just the three recipients," said Anderson, who reviewed the nominees with Marie Hardin, associate dean for undergraduate and graduate education. "Each of the honorees represents a different but critical area of the college, and they've done exceptional work during the past year."