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LONG BEACH >> The buzz of whirling race cars. The checkered flags. The "Welcome Race Fans!" signs decorating businesses.
This week, downtown transforms into a winding seaside race course for IndyCar drivers, and restaurants and businesses become party places for the more than 170,000 race fans who will swarm the city for the 40th annual Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach, the city's biggest event.
There's Wednesday's Roar in the Shore, which includes race and classic car exhibits, live music and driver autograph opportunities from 5-8 p.m. on Second Street in Belmont Shore. That event is free.
Thursday also features a full schedule of free events that officially kick off Grand Prix weekend. It starts at 11 a.m. with the Long Beach Motorsports Walk of Fame Induction Ceremony in front of the Convention Center. Driver Dario Franchitti and race team owners Gerald Forsythe and Kevin Kalkhoven will be inducted.
At 6:30 p.m., the Thunder Thursday party starts on Pine Avenue and Broadway with motorcycle stunts, autograph sessions, IndyCar Series pit stop demonstrations and the Miss Toyota Grand Prix Pageant, which takes place at 9 p.m.
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Gates open at 7 a.m. Friday through Sunday for the Grand Prix. Tickets starts at $28 for a Friday general admission to $135 for a three-day pass that includes reserved seating in grandstand upper levels on Saturday and Sunday. Also available are prepaid parking packages, seating for those with disabilities, IndyCar Paddock passes and various Hospitality Club packages.
Parking can cost a fortune, depending on where you end up. There are private lots, city lots and parking available with ticket packages. Visit gplb.com or downtownlongbeach.org for more information.
You can forgo driving for public transportation. Long Beach Transit will make some adjustments to relieve congestion and parking issues. Call 562-591-2301 from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Friday and from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday. You can also check out detour maps at lbtransit.com. Want to see someone in person? Transit officials will be at the Transit and Visitor Information Center at 130 E. First St. all weekend.
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On Friday, fans can check out practice and qualifying sessions for all races. Later, around 6:45 p.m., the band Kinky will perform at the Tecate Light Fiesta on Friday Concert, which is free to ticket holders.
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On Sunday, fans can cheer on Helio Castroneves, Takuma Sato and other drivers for the main event, the IndyCar Series race. Pre-race ceremonies start at 12:30 p.m., and the actual 80-lap race starts at 1:50 p.m.
Want a break from the heat? Take shade at the Lifestyle Expo featuring more than 130 exhibitors, vehicle and race history displays at the Long Beach Convention and Entertainment Center. The expo is open from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Friday and Saturday and 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. on Sunday. It is free to ticket-holders.


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Morrison's 2 is suitable for the larger party venues and like the Opera located in a cellar.
The No.2 attracts a younger crowd and has four dance floors, half a dozen bars and an enormous games room upstairs. The club even has an excellent courtyard.
Just like the opera, the Morrison's No.2 proposes various types of discounts to its customers depending on the day and hour one comes. The visitors of this club are mainly Hungarians and most of them speak English, the one, of course, better than the other. It is easy to get served drinks at the bars and reviewers point out Morrison's for the following: Unpretentious and cheerful ambiance which make the place very trendy.
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March 20. 2013 8:44PM
UPDATED: House backs tobacco tax hike by 20 cents per pack
By GARRY RAYNO
State House Bureau
CONCORD -- After a two-year reprieve, smokers could be paying more for their cigarettes and other tobacco products.
The House Wednesday voted 193-167 to approve House Bill 659, which increases the cigarette tax by 20 cents — from $1.68 to $1.88 per pack — beginning July 1.
The increase would provide about $20 million a year in additional state revenue.
The vote was largely down party lines with 10 Republicans voting in favor of the increase and 17 Democrats voting against it.
Republicans say the tax has more than doubled in the last 10 years and is undercutting the state's ability to attract out-of-state residents to purchase cigarettes and other products such as gasoline, liquor and lottery tickets.
"When we raise the tobacco tax, we are saying don't bother to come to New Hampshire, we don't need your money," said Rep. Laurie Sanborn, R-Bedford, "Talk to businesses on Main Street right now and they will tell you what they need are more customers."
But bill supporters said the state needs the additional money to begin restoring the services and programs cut during the last term, and increasing the tax would discourage young people from smoking.
"The primary intent of this bill is revenue that we need to begin repairing the damage done last term to services," said House Ways and Means Committee Chair Susan Almy, D-Lebanon. "The secondary intent is to discourage young people from smoking. When you smoke as a teen, you have a much harder time quitting than anyone else."
She argued the increase in the tobacco tax would still maintain the state's advantage over bordering states whose taxes on tobacco are much higher.
"Retailers should be able to maintain the New Hampshire advantage with these prices," Almy said. "The big problem is gas prices have gone up a lot and people are not willing to drive any distance to buy cigarettes."
House Minority Leader Gene Chandler said increasing the tobacco tax is not the way to improve the state's economy.
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Other Republicans called the tax very regressive, saying the biggest impact is on the poor, who smoke in a higher percentage than the rest of the population.
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text: Sounders falter 3-2 in second half to Whitecaps - The Seattle Times September 21, 200812:00AM PDT Previous Next By Matt Massey Special to the Seattle Times TUKWILA — If this was the end of the Seattle Sounders' rivalry with the Vancouver Whitecaps, it concluded bitterly for the Sounders. The script went perfectly for Seattle until the 54th minute. But the Sounders gave up three quick goals in the second half and never recovered in a 3-2 loss to the Whitecaps in Saturday's match in front of 4,401 at Starfire Sports & Entertainment Complex. Vancouver tallied all three goals in a 10-minute period after Seattle led 1-0 at halftime. "We just give up the softest goals," Sounders coach Brian Schmetzer said. "I wrote on the board before the match that defense wins championships and give nothing away. "We were headed down that path and, then, we give up three [goals] in succession and couldn't recover." This likely marks the end of a rivalry that has spanned 35 years and is one of the oldest in North American soccer. Seattle joins Major League Soccer (MLS) in 2009. The two teams could meet in the semifinals or title match in the playoffs. The Sounders (18-11-10 overall, 10-10-10 league) missed a chance to finish as high as third in the United Soccer Leagues (USL) First Division standings. Seattle will enter the playoffs as a No. 6 seed and play No. 3 Montreal in the first-round two-match aggregate series. The Sounders are scheduled to host the Impact in Game 1 on Friday and then travel to Montreal for Game 2 on Sept. 28. Montreal could, however, decide to play the first match at home. "There's a little bit of bad blood between us," said Schmetzer in reference to postgame confrontations after the last two matches between the teams. "Lots of teams look up and down the standings, and they probably don't want to play Seattle. "We're inconsistent, but if we're on, then be careful." Vancouver (15-7-8) improved to 53 points and holds the No. 2 spot into the postseason. Puerto Rico (15-6-8, 53 points) has one game left, but has clinched the top spot with the head-to-head tiebreaker edge over the Whitecaps. Vancouver took a 3-1 lead on Jeff Clarke's lean-in header off a corner kick from Justin Moose in the 67th minute. Seattle fought back and Kevin Sakuda buried a 12-yard chance, hitting the far left corner after taking a pass between two defenders from Sanna Nyassi. Nyassi, the Gambian native who has signed with Sounders FC of MLS, scored his first point as a USL Sounder. Sebastien Le Toux put away a golden one-on-one opportunity for a 1-0 Seattle lead in the 10th minute after Roger Levesque flicked a header his way. It was Le Toux's 21st goal overall this season. Copyright © 2008 The Seattle Times Company Previous Next


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From free to fees
Next year Finland, following its Scandinavian neighbours, is introducing tuition fees ranging all the way up to 25,000 euros for non-European Union (EU) and non-European Economic Area (EEA) students.
Finland is not the first nation to introduce tuition fees – and certainly will not be the last. Of the Nordic countries the only ones still offering tuition free education for international students are Iceland and Norway, both of whom have said that they highly doubt ever introducing any fees.
In general, Europe-wise, tuition free higher education is limited to the two Nordic countries of Iceland and Norway, as well as Germany and France. Globally, many other universities are only charging a registration fee, such as in Brazil and Argentina.
The effects of the change in Finland are still uncertain, but based on what came about in other Nordic countries, Denmark in 2006 and Sweden in 2011, the quantity of international applicants and students is likely to decrease – unless that is, the universities manage to maintain the student flows with effective marketing.
Milla Eronen, the head of communications at Aalto University, says: "We still aim to attract international students with our high-quality teaching and the variety of study choices. In the beginning, the adoption of tuition fees is certainly going to lower the number of international applicants. This has happened everywhere, and to tackle this some innovative actions are needed."
In Sweden the number of international students has dropped from over 22,100 to 14,700[1] following the introduction of tuition fees for non-EU/EEA students in 2011. However, the Swedish institutions have managed to change course and raise the number of non-EU/EEA students with a steady increase. The Swedish example illustrates the value of well sustained marketing and recruitment.[2]
By the rising of and introduction of tuition fees, universities are challenged even more in attracting overseas students and maintaining their internationality. Similarly to Finland, the second most important factor in deciding on a place to study for international students was the cost of their studies (previously free).[3]
The three most expensive countries for studying are still the UK, USA and Australia, all of which also have the most universities in the world's top 100 ranking lists. (Though these lists are not extensive meters of student satisfaction, as our research has shown.)
"Of course, the introduction of tuition fees is going to bring some extra income to Aalto, but then again, improving the services and creating a scholarship system are going to produce some expenses. So, this practice evens out the profit making-aspect of the tuition fees – at least in the beginning", Eronen continues.
Increasing the existing tuition fees
The British government has once again proposed to raise their tuition fee -ceiling from the current £9000. With only two weeks to go before the dreadful Brexit-vote, especially the students of the European Union are facing the chill of the winds of change.
When the United Kingdom introduced the maximum tuition fee of £9000 – which was almost thrice higher than it had been – it was noticeably visible in the applicant numbers, which dropped 12 % between 2011 and 2013. And not only does the rises in the fees dry out the applicant flows in the home countries of potential students – but it also drives students to look for alternatives abroad. Many applicants from the United Kingdom started to see other European countries as more attractive when that of their own homeland became increasingly expensive, and some fear that as a result, the fee cap is to be eventually removed altogether. [5]
The drop in only international applicant numbers rather than the general admissions of locals can be explained because international students and native students quite commonly pay different tuition fees. For example, in the University of Cambridge the tuition for overseas students can be up to £38 000[4], whereas the locals and EU-citizens pay only up to £9000 for their undergraduate degree.
What is known as the domino effect in this matter is that, while the tuition fees are first introduced only to the international students of Finland, later on it might change to apply to even the local students. And even though the fees are introduced in response to cost cuts, for example in Denmark the same amount that is acquired from the tuition fees is now used for talented students' scholarships. Thus with the fundamental shift towards non-free education, in a marketised academic world it is becoming increasingly important for universities to amp up their marketing strategies. Something that Study Advisory can certainly help with.
[1] Sweden on the rebound from tuition fee fallout, http://monitor.icef.com/2012/09/sweden-on-the-rebound-from-tuition-fee-fallout/ accessed 11/6
[2] Sweden's international student numbers up for the first time since 2011 http://monitor.icef.com/2015/12/swedens-international-student-numbers-up-for-the-first-time-since-2011/
[4] International fees and costs http://www.undergraduate.study.cam.ac.uk/international-students/fees
[5] UK university fees to be linked to quality of 'student experience' http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/35e4599e-1933-11e6-b197-a4af20d5575e.html#axzz4C699VeGu


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Franklin Pierce opens D-II World Series with winStaff Report
May 25. 2013 8:36PM
The Franklin Pierce University baseball team made the most of its two hits Saturday and posted a 1-0 victory over Shippensburg (Pa.) in the NCAA Division II World Series at the USA Baseball National Training Complex in Cary, N.C.
The Ravens produced the game's only run with two outs in the bottom of the eighth, when second baseman Justin Brock singled through the left side and center fielder John Razzino scored from second. Razzino reached on a walk and moved to second on Matthew O'Herron's groundout.
"The hitters, to me, were a little tense today and really didn't let their true ability take over, but (Brock) came up with that big hit in the eighth," Franklin Pierce coach Jayson King said. "It's not how many hits, it's when you get them, and we've been talking about that all year."
Shortstop Dan Kemp had Franklin Pierce's other hit, a bunt single in the first inning.
The victory was the second time Franklin Pierce has opened the Division II World Series with a win in six trips. The other time came in 2003, when the Ravens reached the national semifinals in the program's first trip to the World Series.
Junior right-hander Trevor Graham (10-2) pitched eight innings to earn the win. He allowed seven hits, walked three and struck out nine.
"Trevor's been our MVP the whole season," King said. "He's been that guy that's taken the ball every time we've needed him to. He's gone late into games - just like he did today - pretty much the whole season.
"For us as coaches, we love handing the ball off to him. He's our guy. He's the one that gets us going in the right direction and we have tons of confidence in him. I think the players do as well. They know when he's on the mound, they're going to have the opportunity to win a ballgame."
Joe Flynn pitched the ninth to earn the save. Flynn hit a batter, but didn't allow any other baserunners in the inning.
Franklin Pierce improved its record to 37-17 and will continue play in the double-elimination tournament Monday (5 p.m.), when it will face Minnesota State-Mankato, a 2-0 winner oveer Grand Valley State on Saturday night.
Graham's toughest inning was the fifth, when Shippensburg (32-22) loaded the bases on two hits and a walk with no outs. Graham got the first out when Mike Marcinko lined out to second. Graham struck out Mike Douglas for the second out, and then got out of the inning when Cal Hogan fouled out to first base.
"My approach was just to attack," Graham said, when asked about the bases-loaded situation. "That's been my approach all game - go after batters. It was a tough spot, I needed to shut them down and it would pump everyone up and help everyone come out and maybe start the offense a little bit."
Graham threw 122 pitches, 82 for strikes.
Shippensburg starting pitcher Pat Kregeloh pitched into the eighth, but was removed from the mound after Brock's RBI single. He struck out four and walked four.
Kregeloh, a junior, is one of 11 finalists for the Josh Willingham Award, which will be presented to the Most Valuable Player in Division II.
"(Kregeloh) was getting ahead in the count - a lot of first-pitch strikes - and his slider was pretty active," Brock said. "He pitched a great game."
Shippensburg dropped to 1-9 in World Series play. The program's only World Series victory came against Franklin Pierce in 2008.


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I've read about this bread SO many times but haven't tried it yet. Maybe this will be the month. You sure make it look tempting.ReplyDelete
great recipe btw! really easy and the bread came out nicely with a good crust and all.ReplyDelete
I was so hesitant to try this recipe (I am NOT a baker!)...I did my research and really appreciated the fact you incorporated weights vs actual measurements. This was incredibly easy to make, but the best part is the results are super impressive!ReplyDelete
Glad you enjoyed the recipe. It is one of my favorite breads to bake. I prefer the weighted measurements when baking (especially bread). They are more accurate.
Hi NicoleReplyDelete
How do you weigh water on a scale.Replies
I have an OXO Good Grips digital scale that can also measure in gram increments. I place an empty container on the zeroed out scale and pour in enough water to reach the desired weight.Delete
This was so much fun to make with that great "feeling" soft and silky. The final product was very impressive. Thanks for sharing.ReplyDelete
- Leeanne BurdaOctober 21, 2012
I don't have a heavy dutch oven. What do you recommend? I have a Calaphon Stock pot but besides basic bread pans I don't know what else I would use. Thanks!ReplyDeleteReplies
The one I use is a Lodge cast iron pot. With the high cooking temperature you need the heaviness of the pan. Check your local hardware store for Lodge dutch ovens (they are fairly inexpensive) . I don't recommend making this bread without it.Delete
- AnonymousNovember 30, 2012
Dear Galley Gourmet,ReplyDelete
I was one bread away from giving up on home-made goodness - then came You!
This recipe is easy, fast (no expensive bread machines) and when it comes out of the oven; oooooo mee god! It is delicious and finally REAL bread. The crust is so crunchy, without having to put a pan of water underneath.
You bakers, do not look any further, this is the real deal.
Thank you!
Happy cooking/baking, especially for the holidays,
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Thank you for such a kind comment, Trudy! I am so pleased you enjoy the bread recipe. Kindest regards to you as well.Delete
Hi Galley Gourmet!ReplyDelete
I'm Charlene from the "Galley Kitchen Gourmet" blog. Nice to meet you.
I want to thank you for this recipe. I use Jim Lahey's basic recipe all the time, but usually make 2 loaves so I have enough. Thanks so much for making the bigger loaf and sharing it with us. I can't wait to try it, and now I can do it for family and company because I know it will work. Thanks again! Charlene
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Right here is the perfect blog for everyone who wants to find out about this topic.ReplyDelete
You understand a whole lot its almost hard to argue with you (not that I really will need to...HaHa).
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Thank you for not smoking in a city park, such as an upgraded Chapman Hill for mountain biking, a new conservation area in need of a name and perhaps parks that are treated organically because grass-roots donors have come up with $51,000 to buy lawn-care equipment.
An agenda full of parks and recreation issues did not make for a leisurely meeting Tuesday as the Durango City Council accepted $5,000 from the San Juan Basin Health Department for no-smoking signs in city parks and gave the go-ahead for the city to apply for a $268,800 grant from Great Outdoors Colorado to make improvements for a mountain-bike park at Chapman Hill with jumps and berms, an uphill-only pedestrian trail and a pump track.
Mayor Doug Lyon said the full agenda showed theres something for everyone in Durango.
In a surprise announcement, Katrina Blair, an advocate for organic treatment for city parks, said local fundraising including small donations, a Valentines Day dinner, a Snowdown dance and a round-up-to-the-nearest-dollar program at Durango Natural Foods have generated $51,000 to pay for half of the estimated cost of the equipment needed to implement a new organic program, such as a tractor and a sprayer.
Blair said the city should treat the donation as a matching fund and go ahead with the consultant-recommended organic program this spring, but the council did not take action on this suggestion Tuesday.
Councilor Christina Rinderle did call Blair a phenomenal community organizer.
You literally put your money where your mouth is, Rinderle said. I thank you.
In some disappointing news, Cathy Metz, the parks and recreation director, said the Lake Nighthorse Recreation Area would not be ready until 2014 because of ongoing issues concerning annexation, a lease agreement and an environmental assessment.
Councilor Sweetie Marbury said she was hoping for 2013. I have my rubber boat ready to go. Hang on, Durango.
In other parks news, the council was to rename the 44-acre conservation area north of town formerly known as Cameron-Sterk as Animas View River Park, but the motion was remanded at the request of Councilor Dick White.
White said some people thought the name should have some emphasis or connotation on conservation. The issue will go back to boards for natural lands and parks and recreation.
In the same meeting, councilors formerly adopted the Animas River Corridor Management Plan for a 16-mile stretch of the river from Glider Park in the north to Basin Creek in the south.
The plan was developed after months of input from various interest groups, such as anglers, riverfront homeowners, rafters and inner-tubers.
Many, many city residents participated in this management plan, White said.
The city also formally accepted $33,370 in reimbursement from Colorado State Forest Service for thinning dense brush at Twin Buttes to reduce the wildfire hazard and a $162,000 grant from the Colorado Department of Transportation to help pay for the $345,000 cost of extending the Animas River Trail through Animas City Park to Bennett Street later this year.
The council also approved allocation of a $25,000 surplus from the citys Recreation Complex/Trails Fund as an operating subsidy for the Durango Community Recreation Fund. Last year, the recreation center overspent its budget by $6,000 because revenue was less than expected, but utility expenses are contributing to its operating shortfall, too, according to a city memo.
Officials have asked an engineer to increase the efficiency of its heating-and-cooling system.
The center, which opened in 2000, serves more than 1,000 people daily.


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A multi-agency drug raid in Candia resulted in the arrest of a Brown Road man and the seizure of around $50,000 worth of drugs, along with several firearms. Preston Thorpe, 20, has been charged possession of the narcotics and with possession of a controlled substance, with additional charges pending. Thorpe was arraigned at the Sixth Circuit District Division Court in Hooksett on Friday.
Police received a tip that Thorpe was selling marijuana, and discovered he was shipping drugs through the mail. Because of this information, a search warrant was obtained for his home.
A search of Thorpe's home Thursday yielded about a pound of ecstasy powder, an undisclosed amount of the opiate suboxone, and eight pounds of "pre-packaged" marijuana.
The collective street value of the drugs was estimated at $50,000.
A loaded Glock 27 .40-caliber handgun, a loaded SCCY 9 millimeter handgun, ammunition, gun parts, a scale and packaging materials were also uncovered in the search. Thorpe did not have a permit for the weapons, nor was he of age to own them. Rifles may be owned by 18-year-olds in New Hampshire, but only at 21 can a handgun be owned.
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AC Milan coach Massimiliano Allegri has voiced his satisfaction with the development of promising youngster M'Baye Niang.
The 17-year-old joined Milan from Caen in the summer transfer window, and has been included in the Rossoneri squad for Thursday's Coppa Italia match against Reggina.
"Niang is very good in front of the goal, and he's also a quick learner," Allegri stated at a press conference.
"He is a versatile striker who can play both as a centre forward and as a second striker. He still needs to improve, but he's developing well.
"I considered starting him against Reggina. He will probably get playing time. And we could include him in our list of players for the Champions League next month."
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The lasting image will always be of a man on his knees, reaching up toward the glowing sky, teammates swarming and fans cheering as entire city spun on his axis. Brad Lidge says he will always have that moment: will always remember the sound of the crowd, the feel of the grass bleeding through his pants, the incomparable high that comes with being a world champion.
"I enjoyed the hell out of my time there," Lidge said yesterday from New Orleans, where he was scheduled to take part in a Triple-A Hall of Fame banquet. "I'd thank every fan personally if I could."
He was professional to the end, saying only that he was "disappointed" that the Phillies decided not to offer him a contract to remain with the club for a fourth season. Lidge said that at the end of the season, he talked with general manager Ruben Amaro Jr. and left the meeting with the impression that if he could not find an opportunity to close, the Phillies would be ready to offer him a modest contract to help set-up for newly-signed Jonathan Papelbon.
"We thought it was probably going to happen," Lidge said. "Basically when the season ended, I talked to Ruben, and he said, 'We understand you'd prefer something else, an opportunity to close,' but he said 'we'll be here if you don't have the opportunity to close."
A couple of weeks ago, Lidge said he returned to Amaro but was informed they no longer could offer him a deal.
"It was fairly surprising and disappointing," he said. "We were upset about it for a little bit. It's frustrating but its part of the business. They used their judgment and wanted to move on and I respect that, but obvious I thought we'd be able to come back."
Which brings a close to the most memorable part of his career. Lidge signed a one-year deal with the Nationals, which means the Phillies could be seeing plenty of him in 2012.
"It's going to be more emotional when we do actually pack everything up and leave town," said Lidge, who has seen two children born while living with his wife in Haddonfield. "We've spent a lot of our lives here. There's a ton of memories. It will be emotional. I'm real attached to the city. I've grown to love it, so yeah, it will be tough, but it's part of the business."


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JUPITER, Fla. -- Versatility is going to be part of Derek Dietrich's game.
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JUPITER, Fla. -- Versatility is going to be part of Derek Dietrich's game.
The way the Marlins see it, it has to be.
The organization is giving Dietrich opportunities at third base and second base. On Thursday, he got the starting nod at second in Miami's 9-5 exhibition win over Florida International University.
To Dietrich, it doesn't matter where he plays, as long as he gets a chance to be in the lineup.
"Any way you can help the team," Dietrich said. "As long as my bat is in the lineup, I have a chance to help the team, whether it is at third, short, it doesn't matter, as long as you have a chance to help the team win. That's all I'm looking for."
Dietrich delivered a two-run triple in the third inning on Thursday, once again showing he has the potential to add lefty power.
A year ago, Dietrich got his first big league break, playing in 57 games and collecting 215 at-bats. Rushed to the big leagues because Donovan Solano was injured in May, Dietrich got off to a hot start, but he cooled off and in late July he was optioned back to Double-A Jacksonville.
In three months, he batted .214 with a .275 on-base percentage, and provided some punch. His nine home runs were the most by any Miami left-handed hitter. Counting his Double-A totals, he finished with 20 homers.
With Rafael Furcal now on the team, Dietrich has increased his work load at third base. But he still is getting action at second. He estimates he is at third 60 percent of the time.
"We saw second base was a fairly easy transition for him," manager Mike Redmond said. "It's like anything, if you hit, you force us to find a spot for him."
Colin Moran is projected as the third baseman of the future, and Furcal is signed to a one-year deal. So Dietrich may wind up at second next year. Nothing is set.
"Down the road, it just depends on where we're going to need him," Redmond said. "If it is going to be at third base or if it's going to be at second. With his bat, if he hits, he will make you find a spot for him down the road.
"Right now, we want to see what he can do at those different positions. Maybe he is a third baseman or maybe he is a second baseman for us down the road. That's what we're trying to figure out."
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|2012-11-21, 04:43
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But whatever way their names are rendered, it's a bit of a moot point since
|2012-11-24, 16:16
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A few words on the English Subtitles for Chapter 3: It's a weird break from the previous translations, and what we actually hear. It's not a one-time thing either, every instance of Gamilas or Gamilans in Volume 3 is "Garmillas" or "Garmillans". There were a few other odd spellings as well, like "Hyss" instead of Hiss, but putting an "r" in Gamilas changes the pronunciation.
What's up with the Translation Team, and why aren't they sticking to their previous translations or guidelines?
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Hmmm...or "Galmillas" maybe? (I am aware of the "R = L" issue the Japanese language has from time to time) A throwback to the Galman-Gamilas Empire?
Just a weird theory to throw out there.
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FYI, I double-checked some of Japanese text materials for YAMATO: 2199, and there are no additional itterations beyond ガミラス "Gamirasu" (Gamilas), ガミラス人 "Gamirasu-jin" (Gamilans), and ガミロン "Gamiron" (Gamilon).
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I'm really enjoying 2199 (sake is back! ). I used to enjoy the original Yamato (Starblazers), but it has aged very poorly on the visual front, to the point it's almost unwatchable to me.
I just wish releases were faster. :/
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I should be getting my copy of episodes 7 - 10 in a day or two. They were released a few days ago.
Episodes 11 - 14 will be in theaters (in Japan) in January with BD release in February.
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Chapter 3 arrived today and I decided to watch all ten episodes.
They were quite interesting these last four episodes.
Spoiler for Chapter 3 spoilers:
Onward to Chapter 4!
Also Dessler has be ruling for 103 years at this point. Doesn't look a day over 30.
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Also by episode 10, the OP music has shifted to the more upbeat version of the song (the visuals are still the same), much like the originals show shifted versions of the main theme song depending on the content of the episode. (The version used in epiosde 10 is the basis for the Star Blazers theme).
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Episode 8 also has some interesting dialogue in the Gamilas general staff. It seems there is a greater conflict of some kind going on with the Empire bringing order to "barbarians" over the course of Dessler's reign. They seem to be having a particular problem area (aside from Earth) that has Dommel sent to deal with it personally. The main admirals seem to have various opinions about the campaign. Zoellick seeingly is prideful of the fleet and seems to have issues with Dommel (based on facial reaction to the name) and is the superior over Goer. Gal (the hot pilot's father) is more mindful and warns of overconfidence (a wise call from knowing this tale in relation to all things Yamato). I do like how Dessler has been told the name of the ship before, but didn't really care all that much. It was to be the entertainment for the evening (Schultz and the cloud creature vs. Yamato), until it survived the "perfect" trap and Schultz. He seems impressed (if slightly put out that it defeated his Empire). He asked for the name of the ship again, and this time "he will remember it" My reaction was "Oh I bet you will remember that name...for the rest of your life. For good or ill, Yamato will always be a part of the Empire's life."
One thing I did notice as a sort of cross over from Japanese to English. In Star Blazers, the song of the Scarlet Scarf is instrumental in the old episode 10 aside from the very end of the song which places the English words "We will Return" to the final notes. Interesting that in Yamato 2199, in Episode 7 as the song ends, Kodai yells that (in Japanese of course) towards Earth. It the same place those words would have been in the English version of the song. I don't know if that was intentional, or just a happy similarity.
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You have the Remans from Remus, Romulans from Romulus, and the Vulcans all being essentially the same race, but from different worlds.
I assume the Garmans are the same race as the Gamilus, but both are part of the Garmillus Empire?
That's assuming the Director has a reason for these spelling changes.
I hope he does, otherwise this is going to be the first real degredation of this series and considering how awesome its been so far, it would be a real shame if this kind of laziness started.
|2012-11-28, 12:32
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As for the different iterations i think it goes like this:
GAMILAS: Name of the home world and race (in Japanese or other Earth language)
GAMILAN: An individual from planet Gamilas. On a limb, i'd say it may also reffer to their language.
GAMILON: possible gamilan pronounciation of GAMILAS. This does go against something that has happened 'till now. Though we hear them speak japanese, gamilan names for planets (and a few other expressions like GHARE and HILUN PIUZHERON) are kept in the dialogue in their language (eg. TERON, PLAT, ZUPIST, etc.), therefore, they should still say GAMILON when speaking in japanese while the Yamato's crew used GAMILAS. Don't know if i'm being clear.
I won't dig up the GAMILUS Dessler drops in his speach as that might just be an intonation thing.
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If it is official, I point back to my first comment on the subject
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Does any know where I could find Theodosius' kanones on Google books? The best edition is supposedly by Hilgard (see URL below), but I cannot access it, despite the fact that it was published in 1887. Can anyone in the US access it? I know the title says Herodian, but according to Eleanor Dickey (_Ancient Greek Scholarship_) this book contains some works of Theodosius. Strangely enough, I could not find any Wikipedia page on him.
http://books.google.com/books?id=6ST4QA ... brr=0&cd=7
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