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Taylor defeated Santa Fe 1-0 and Seabreeze defeated Harmony 2-0 for regional quarterfinal victories.
Seabreeze 2, Harmony 0
HARMONY — Jacob Putting had a goal and an assist to help Seabreeze beat Harmony 2-0 in the quarterfinals Wednesday night.
The Sandcrabs (13-6-1) get a rematch with Pine Ridge in the regional semifinals at 7 p.m. Saturday at Pine Ridge. The Panthers beat the Sandcrabs 2-1 in overtime in the district final.
"We played pretty solid," Seabreeze coach Nik Efremoski said. "They had maybe three or four good chances. They didn't put a whole lot of pressure on us."
Jeremiah Cronin added a second-half goal to ice the win. Ara Kirakossian had an assist.
Taylor 1, Santa Fe 0
ALACHUA — Ricardo Vargas scored off a Cristian Ramirez assist and Taylor beat Alachua Santa Fe on the road in the quarterfinals.
The Wildcats, who are one step away from returning to the regional finals, will face the Crescent City-Keystone Heights winner at 7 p.m. Saturday in the semifinals.
Taylor outshot Santa Fe 9-2.
"We played well and stuck to our plan — possess the ball," Taylor coach Ricardo Jaimes said.
Buchholz 2, Spruce Creek 0
GAINESVILLE — Gainesville Buchholz beat Spruce Creek in the quarterfinals to oust the Hawks from the state playoffs for the second straight season.
It was the fourth straight trip to the playoffs for Creek (17-6). The Bobcats beat the Hawks 4-3 last season on the road.
Buchholz (16-1-4) will face Jacksonville Mandarin on Saturday in the semifinals.
Mandarin 4, Flagler Palm Coast 3
JACKSONVILLE — Flagler Palm Coast's Marty Maschio scored two goals and Stanley Joseph added another, but it wasn't enough in a loss to Jacksonville Mandarin in the quarterfinals, according to jacksonville.com.
Kacper Grzeszczak had a hat trick to lead the Mustangs, who held a 3-1 advantage at the break. They will face Gainesville Buchholz on Saturday in the semifinals.


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Journal of Proceedings of the Thirty-Seventh Annual Session of The Northwest Texas Conference, of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South, held at Temple, Texas, November 12 to November 17, 1902.
Description: Minutes of Northwest Texas Conference include a list of members, committees, formal minutes of the conferences, condensed minutes, resolutions, reports from committees, selected biographies, and statistical tables.
Date: November 1902
Creator: Methodist Episcopal Church, South.
Partner: Archives of the Central Texas Conference United Methodist Church

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The British institution that is the BBC confirmed today that Top Gear is back for its 21st season on February 2. Now we can all take a deep breath and watch these relaxing teasers like the one we showed you with Jeremy Clarkson on Saturday.
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How happy are we really? Have the things we thought would make us happy done so? In the midst of post-election euphoria and economic and environmental gloom, what is the meaning of sustainable happiness? This issue of YES! explores different ways to find happiness—meditate, de-stress the holidays, restore the earth, embrace the bad with the good, simplify, and downsize. People all over the planet are finding ways to live happier lives, and discovering that a key part of that is reconnecting with our communities and with ourselves. The good news is that happiness isn't about who has the most stuff. And it's not too late or too expensive to pursue a more fulfilling kind of happiness that still allows us to tread lightly on the planet.
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- Be Happy Anyway by Sarah van Gelder and Doug Pibel
- The Good Life Doesn't Have to Cost the Planet by Andrew Simms and Joe Smith
- Christmas with No Presents? by Colin Beavan
- Grief's Hidden Gift by Wendy Call
- This Is Your Brain on Bliss by Matthieu Ricard
Be Happy Anyway
SEE ARTICLE ONLINE :: Be Happy Anyway by Sarah van Gelder and Doug Pibel
In "Be Happy Anyway," Sarah van Gelder and Doug Pibel say there may be an upside to the economic downturn America is experiencing. As many people are figuring out, stuff, stuff, and more stuff doesn't make us happy. A high GDP has no connection to a country's overall level of happiness. People in Indonesia, which has a very low per capita GDP, rate much higher on the Happy Planet Index than the United States, which has a high per capita GDP.
- How well do you think Americans have done in their pursuit of happiness? Are there parts of the culture you see shifting? What stuff makes you happy, and what stuff reduces your happiness? What did you learn about happiness growing up?
- Van Gelder and Pibel note that we don't make very much of what we actually use these days, and that we have become dependent on money to get what we need and want. Have you seen people in your town, church, group of friends, yoga studio, etc. finding ways around using money to buy things for themselves or to offer things to others? What kinds of creative exchanges have you witnessed already taking place in your community or beyond?
The Good Life Imagined
SEE ARTICLE ONLINE :: The Good Life Doesn't Have to Cost the Planet by Andrew Simms and Joe Smith
What could a happier, healthier world look like? In "The Good Life Doesn't Have to Cost the Planet," Andrew Simms and Joe Smith help us begin to imagine such a world, taking us through one spacious-feeling day, from a leisurely morning, through wholesome meals made at home and shared with loved ones, to a laid-back evening of conversation, music, and homemade entertainment. Because each day holds many opportunities for connection with family, friends, and neighbors, people feel more connected and less lonely.
- How do you feel imagining a world like the one Simms and Smith describe? What thoughts and emotions surface for you? Do you share their vision of what a day in the good life would look like? If not, where does your vision differ?
- Simms and Smith envision communities that are more walkable and bikeable, with less traffic and more attractive public transit options for those longer trips. Do you think restructuring our communities to become those kinds of places is possible? What evidence of change in that direction have you seen in your own community?
- In the authors' scenario, people use technology in a more balanced way that actually facilitates closer connections with people in their own community. In what ways does the use of technology currently affect your quality of life? In what ways has the digital age enhanced or diminished your work and social life?
- Do you see any gaps in Simms' and Smith's vision of a better world? Have they forgotten anything you consider essential to a newly imagined world?
The Holidays without All the Stuff
SEE ARTICLE ONLINE :: Christmas with No Presents? by Colin Beavan
In "Christmas with No Presents," Colin Beavan explains that although most of our time and money around the holidays is spent giving, receiving, and buying gifts, such behavior does not actually contribute to holiday cheer. "Subjects who gave or received gifts that represented a large percentage of their income ... actually experienced less Christmas joy."
- Can you identify with the stress of gift giving that Beavan mentions? Has exchanging presents been a big part of your family's celebrations?
- Have you given "no impact" gifts before? What kinds of gifts? What no impact gifts can you give this year instead of buying something new?
- If you've already changed how you celebrate the holidays, how have you worked that out with your extended family? Has it been challenging? Have you discovered any tricks that Beavan didn't mention?
- Adults changing holiday traditions is one thing, but when children whose friends and schoolmates get gifts are involved, it can be tricky going as they get older. If you have kids or nieces or nephews, have you come up with any creative gifts or new traditions that went over well with them?
- What do you most want out of your holiday celebrations? Have you reconsidered any of those ideas after reading this article?
Losing a Mother: The Hidden Gift of Grief
SEE ARTICLE ONLINE ::The Hidden Gift of Grief by Wendy Call
Wendy Call describes what it was like to be close by in her mother's last months. In her article, she expresses what she learned from watching how her mom decided to embrace life as much as possible before death.
- In her article, Call writes that "Happiness comes not from the avoidance of pain and despair, but in the healing from it." What do you think? What is your experience with moving through (or not moving through) those feelings?
- Within a few months of her mother's death, Call says that she felt pressure from people around her to "get back to normal." Have you experienced that after a loss, or watched others have that experience? What would you have liked to receive from others that you didn't get?
- Call writes that she came to consider all of her moments with her mother as gifts, even those that didn't seem so at the time. Have you spent time with someone close to you in their last days or months? Are there gifts you can see now, even though it may have been painful or overwhelming at the time?
Your Brain on Bliss
SEE ARTICLE ONLINE :: Your Brain on Bliss by Matthieu Ricard
Matthieu Ricard, a cellular geneticist who left his science career to study Buddhism almost 40 years ago, believes meditation is central to finding a deeper, more lasting kind of happiness. He talks about authentic happiness as "a way of being and a skill to be cultivated," and compassion as something that can be "developed boundlessly."
- Do you have any rituals or practices that tend to lift your your mood?
- If scientists were to scan your brain, what do you think they would see?
- Have you ever meditated before? What was it like? If not, does this article make you want to give meditation a try? Why or why not?
- Ricard says that when we experience "moments of grace" or "magical moments" in our daily life, we have left the burden of our inner conflicts behind, and feel more in tune with ourselves and the world around us. Have you experienced moments like that? Where were you? Were you with others or alone, enjoying solitude?
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Firefighters from all over the country drove their fire and ladder trucks to Bryan Wednesday to be part of the apparatus procession to honor Lt. Eric Wallace and Lt. Greg Pickard.
Most fire departments were represented by one or two trucks, but one volunteer fire department sent all their men and apparatus to support one of their own, Mitch Moran.
"We are here to be behind him 110%" said Kenneth Devries, Brazos County Precinct 4 Firefighter.
"Myself and two of the other guys got called at 12:30 to go to the Bryan Fire Department and back up their stations. We didn't know why at the time" said Lt. Dan Williams from Precinct 4.
They didn't know 21-year-old Mitch Moran, a volunteer firefighter with Precinct 4, had been critically injured in the fire. Officials say Moran had been a Bryan firefighter for less than a year.
"It's important to me to be here today, because they are people who we worked with. These are people that trained us, and in the case of Mitch, he was someone that I gave his initial training" said Lt. Dan Williams of Precinct 4.
It was a sad day, but all it took was mentioning Mitch Moran's name to brighten his friends' moods.
"Mitch is always eager to learn, always wants to be in the middle of what's going on. Always wants to help out" said Lt. Williams.
"If anyone knows Mitch, he hasn't changed any. He's been giving the doctors grief," said Devries.
"Mitch is just a fun loving guy...He was our firefighter of the year two years ago" said Lt. Michael Kennedy, Brazos County Precinct 4.
The memorial honored two fallen brothers, but it was also an opportunity to root for Moran, who's in serious condition in the hospital.


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CHC Nurse Assessment
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- Location
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- Salary
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- 25 Oct 2017
- Closes
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CHC Nurse Assessment
£28 per hour + mileage + benefits
South Yorkshire (travel will be required)
Your care, our passion.
Thornbury Community Services is currently looking to recruit a team of knowledgeable CHC assessment nurses to join our team in South Yorkshire
TCS are a well established provider of complex nursing care in the community placing registered nurses into packages, caring for children and adults living at home. Our trusted Nurses are responsible for the day to day care of the client and will provide clinical support to the family.
We are looking for reliable individuals that are able to provide commitment to our clients and enable continuity of care.
Our vision is to be the leading provider of complex care within the community and we are passionate about enabling individuals with complex needs to exceed expectations
Our Values
- Professionalism
- Integrity
- Passion
- Expertise
- Respect
Key Requirements
- 6 months experience in the last 3 years of direct CHC assessment
- Experience to be backed up with work history
- Flexibility to travel
Benefits for you
- Your nursing expertise will be rewarded with market leading pay and we recognise and reward your commitment and achievements
- We are clear, open, honest and straightforward in everything we say and do
- Mileage allowance – we pay up to 25p per mile.
This is an excellent opportunity for a passionate nurse to join an extremely rewarding organisation where you will have the opportunity to help transform the life of a family. By assessing our packages of care you will be playing a key part in helping to develop the client's goals and day to day activities.
If you think you have the skills and experience required for any of our packages, we would love to hear from you. You can either apply here, or give our dedicated recruitment team a call on 0333 323 3762 or e-mail email@example.com


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Monday, November 26
and the winner is...
12 comments:
Hurrah, hurrah, hurrah indeed!
I hope Debi starts blogging immediately. And poor Miss Ruby - off to bed after a pint of water and two paracetamol young rabbit ....
- November 26, 2007 at 12:48 PM
- Gigibird said...
I too have so enjoyed reading all the alter egos....
Barefoot no Knickers deserved to win a prize for her name alone:)
Do you think Ruby has been at your drinks cabinet?
- November 26, 2007 at 1:03 PM
- Kate said...
Ruby is very cute!
- November 26, 2007 at 1:16 PM
- Francesca said...
BAH! well, she does deserve it with that name.
- November 26, 2007 at 1:35 PM
- ~ Junkyard jennifer said...
I've really enjoyed reading everyone's alter egos. Congats to Debi!
- November 26, 2007 at 1:56 PM
- asti said...
well done Debi! Get that blog going - it's fun!
- November 26, 2007 at 2:00 PM
- Di said...
I liked your stories!! I agree that Debi deserves a prize just for the name!!
- November 26, 2007 at 3:28 PM
- Hear Me Roar! said...
Only you would have a tipsy rabbit about... I MEAN it now, stressed or not we simply must get together!
- November 26, 2007 at 4:16 PM
- Monica said...
That's was so fun! Congrats to Debi,can't wait to read her blog!
- November 26, 2007 at 8:54 PM
I'm so glad 'barefoot and no knickers' won! at least she'll have a decent teatowel...!!
- November 27, 2007 at 1:06 AM
- Lucy Locket-Pocket said...
Oh Miss Ruby is adorable (even if she does have a drink problem!)
Hope she is feeling better soon! Lucy x
- November 27, 2007 at 1:47 AM
I've just seen your lovely cushions and tea towels on the Decor8 blog, you are famous!
- November 27, 2007 at 6:48 AM


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State aid guidelines for broadband networks - briefing17 September 2009
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The European Commission has adopted Guidelines on the application of EC Treaty state aid rules to the public funding of broadband networks. The Guidelines provide a clear and predictable framework for stakeholders and will help EU Member States to accelerate and extend broadband deployment. The Guidelines also contain specific provisions concerning the deployment of Next Generation Access networks, allowing public support to foster investment in this strategic sector without creating undue distortions of competition. The Guidelines take account of comments received during a public consultation.
What are the Guidelines about?
In summary, the Broadband Guidelines outline the rules and conditions on how public funding could be provided to build broadband networks in line with the EU state aid rules.
The Guidelines do not only address the funding of traditional broadband networks (like ADSL, cable, wifi networks) but also provide guidance for governments and public authorities on how to finance very high speed, so-called next generation access ("NGA") networks. These are networks that are capable of providing much higher speed and supporting new interactive and high quality content and services.
The main aim of the Guidelines is to facilitate a rapid deployment of such networks in Europe by providing to all stakeholders (including local and regional authorities, as well as network operators) a clear, predictable and comprehensive framework for the public financing of such networks.
Why are investments to broadband networks so important? What could be the role of EU State aid rules in this sector?
Investments to broadband networks are of utmost importance in today's knowledge based society. As emphasized recently again by President Barroso, " all Europeans must have access to high speed broadband". Information and communication technologies are of strategic importance to accelerate growth and innovation in all sectors of the economy as well as to contribute to social and regional cohesion.
The role of the EU state aid rules is to channel public funding to areas where private companies have no commercial incentives to invest – for instance because of the high costs of deploying broadband networks, the low population density or the low levels of economic activities. State aid can have a crucial role to extend adequate broadband services to all European citizens – no matter whether they are living in large urban areas or in small villages.
What will the Guidelines achieve?
First, by providing a clear framework for state aid assessment, the Guidelines will facilitate investments from public funds in order to bring broadband connectivity to under-served areas. Second, broadband and especially NGA networks will be deployed more rapidly and more widely thanks to the clear rules, thus avoiding the creation of a new digital divide. Third, due to the conditions laid down for the granting of state aid (such as open access, open tenders) the Guidelines will allow the maintenance of competition in this area, which will in turn contribute to ensuring better and more broadband services for European citizens. Millions of European citizens and companies will then benefit from enhanced access to telecommunication infrastructures
Will the Guidelines help to tackle the current economic crisis or contribute to the economic recovery of the EU countries?
In the current economic climate, public investments in broadband networks have the potential, both to provide short term benefits to the economies (by increasing the demand for public works) and to help the long term competitiveness of the EU. As the Guidelines could speed up public spending to broadband network, they could help European governments to fight the current economic crisis through " smart investment".
Why are Guidelines needed, as state aid has been handled on a case-by-case basis in the past?
According to estimates, investments into NGA networks will require 200-300 billion euros in the next years, primarily by private companies. To undertake such huge investments, companies need legal certainty and the Guidelines will provide clear information on how the Commission applies the state aid rules in this area.
Moreover, the Commission has earmarked extra funding in the framework of the European Economic Recovery Package to foster the roll-out of broadband network, and the Guidelines will help public authorities to channel these funds as effectively as possible to fight the current economic crisis.
Has the Commission's policy concerning aid to broadband networks changed with the adoption of the new Guidelines?
In essence, the Commission's methodological and analytical approach remains unchanged. The Guidelines build on the existing and well functioning framework for state aid assessment. The objective of state aid control in this field has always been to encourage the wide and timely roll-out of broadband networks while at the same time protecting existing or planned private investments.
The fundamental conditions to grant state aid will not change: public, local or regional authorities still have to carry out a detailed mapping of the target areas and the use of open tender mechanisms to grant the aid remains crucial. Effective open wholesale access to the subsidized network remains another of the cornerstones of the Commission's policy, in order to allow alternative operators to compete and avoid re-creation of telecoms monopolies. Moreover, the measures have to be technology neutral, price benchmarking and claw back mechanisms need to be put in place to avoid overcompensation.
These conditions are necessary to promote competition and make the best use of public monies. They form an effective tool that helps public authorities to spend state aid effectively in a way that provides the greatest benefit for local communities and taxpayers, whilst minimising distortions of competition.
Will state aid be used to fund the networks of the incumbents, thus recreating the old monopolies?
Avoiding the re-creation of old monopolies with public support is a fundamental concern for the Commission. The Guidelines contain appropriate safeguards to ensure that any broadband infrastructure funded with public money does not favour existing operator. A company that receives public monies need to provide effective open access to its competitors to allow them to compete in an equal, non-discriminatory way. The Guidelines also require that state aid funding projects respect the principle of technological neutrality without favouring a priori any given technological solution.
What is the relationship of the Guidelines with the Regulatory Framework and the NGA-Recommendation?
The draft NGA Recommendation aims at delineating specifically the regulatory environment to foster private investments of private operators – incumbents as well as alternative operators, in the telecommunications markets.
The Broadband Guidelines are complementary to the NGA Recommendation in the sense that they focus on the role of public authorities in fostering the deployment of such networks in non profitable areas that is areas where private operators do not have the commercial incentives to invest. Hence, state aid should not replace or 'crowd out' private investment, but rather complement private operators' investments and thereby achieve higher and faster broadband coverage.
Rollout of NGA networks will be different from traditional broadband. Black, white and grey areas may not be so easy to define as with traditional broadband.
Black, white and grey are useful conceptual tools used to distinguish between areas where no infrastructure exists (white) areas with only one infrastructure in place (grey) and areas where more than one network operator is present (black).
This distinction is adapted to the situation of NGA networks (whose deployment is still at an early stage), by requiring Member States to take into account not only existing NGA infrastructures but also concrete investment plans by telecom operators to deploy such networks in the near future
Can the deployment of NGA networks be considered as Service of General Economic Interest ("SGEI")? What is the difference between granting aid under the State aid rules and entrusting a firm with the operation of a SGEI?
Pursuant to the Treaty and the case law of the European courts, Member States have wide discretion in determining SGEIs. However, this discretion cannot be unlimited or arbitrary. SGEIs are complex instruments and this is especially the case in the telecoms sector, which is fully liberalised and where private operators remain the main drive of investment. Therefore, an SGEI in the broadband sector is only conceivable if the subsidized network is public, neutral and open and if the SGEI aims at ensuring universal coverage where private operators are unable to provide it.
The compensation provided by Member States for the provision of SGEIs is free of aid only if four cumulative conditions (the so-called 'Altmark' conditions established by the Court of Justice case law in the Altmark case) are fulfilled. These conditions are: (i) a clear public service remit, (ii) pre-determined compensation criteria, (iii) the compensation does not exceed the costs incurred in providing the public service and (iv) the beneficiary is chosen in an open tender or in the absence of such a tender, the compensation does not exceed the costs of a well-run company.
State aid broadband guidelines
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Professional Volunteering Opportunities in Occupational Therapy, Bolivia
- Placement location: Cochabamba
- Requirements: Degree in Occupational Therapy or a related subject; Intermediate to advanced level of Spanish
- Accommodation: Host family
- Length of placement: From 4 weeks
- Start Dates: Flexible
This volunteer occupational therapy project takes place in care centres around Cochabamba.
Most of the residents in these institutions have special needs. Many of them come from underprivileged or abusive backgrounds.
Here you will find answers to the following questions:
How can volunteer occupational therapists help in Bolivia?
What will I gain from this project?
What will Projects Abroad PRO provide?
What skills or qualifications do I need?
How can volunteer occupational therapists help in Bolivia?
As a volunteer occupational therapist you can use your knowledge and training to help local staff. You can work on tasks such as:
- Helping existing staff to look after individual patients, including:
- Assessing the physical, mental and social challenges facing the patients.
- Devising treatment programmes to increase their ability to tackle their difficulties independently.
- Observing the patients' progress over a set time period.
- Working with local staff to find ways of improving the service provided to patients.
- Coaching people with learning difficulties or poor social skills.
- Observing and assessing the work of local trainee therapists.
- Running training clinics for Projects Abroad volunteers working with other care centres (optional).
You will first be assigned to work with a supervisor who will help you as you adjust to life in Bolivia. Once you have settled in you will be able to work independently.
You will be dealing with patients aged between 8 and 35 years old. Volunteers work morning or afternoon sessions and you can help at more than one institution if you want to.
This project runs all year round so you can join at any time. You decide how much time you can spare and we will help you get the most out of it.
What will I gain from this project?
You will gain experience of working in a foreign country with a lack of resources. You will have to be creative and come up with new solutions to common problems. You will work alongside local staff and learn about methods used in Bolivia.
You will spend time in local communities, learning about a new culture and way of life. Staff and patients will want to hear about your life back home and your family and friends. We call this 'cultural exchange' and we think it helps our volunteers gain a new perspective on life.
What will Projects Abroad PRO provide?
We have over 20 years' experience of running volunteer projects. We provide you with the following support to make sure your time in Bolivia is successful and enjoyable:
- Safe accommodation with a Bolivian family close to your project.
- Friendly and dedicated local staff available to help 24 hours a day.
- A member of staff to meet you at the airport when you arrive.
- Medical and travel insurance.
What skills or qualifications do I need?
If you have completed at least a Bachelor's Degree in Occupational Therapy or a related subject then you are perfectly suited to this project. You will also need to speak intermediate to advanced level Spanish.
This placement is fully researched, safety audited and risk assessed in accordance with the British Standard BS8848 for the Adventure Travel Sector.


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Just when you think you know where this webcomic about Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck and Goofy getting drunk on a boys' night is going, it gets deep. And it stirs up feelings about the Walt Disney icon you've probably never had.
Ashley Perryman Quach's "Boys' Night" strip—working off a script by Chronicle screenwriter Max Landis—has been out for a month or so but just floated into my Facebook feed this morning. And I just had to share it because it's incredible. First, it seems that Quach wants to cast Mike, Don and Liam (because who'd ever want everyone to call him Goofy) as faded celebrity jerkholes trying to coast off past glories. Like, say, Corey Haim. But, as you keep reading, the mouse, duck and dog feel more human than they ever have.
Update: I've added script credit for Max Landis after Quach reached out to me to let me know that 'Boys' Night' is a collaboration between Landis and herself.


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Roasted Herb Potatoes
My family has been on a bit of a quest for the perfect roast potatoes. After many attempts to cook a potato that is crunchy on the outside, soft on the inside, and perfectly seasoned throughout, I've found a tried and true method for consistently great potatoes.
The first step is to boil the potatoes, followed by a generous smear of flavored butter, and finally a roast in the oven. The trick to proper seasoning is to prepare the butter on the salty side, which compensates for the relative lack of seasoning at the center of each potato.
When the girls have a craving, which is often, they ask for the "crunchy potatoes". No matter how much I make, there are never any leftovers. We love mashed potatoes for Thanksgiving, but I think I'll make a batch of these as well!
Yields: 10 servings5 pounds Yukon potatoes
6 tablespoons butter, softened to room temperature
3 sprigs creeping red thyme (or regular thyme), + extra for garnish
3 sprigs marjoram, + extra for garnish
1 tablespoon garlic powder
1 tablespoon sea salt (or Kosher salt)
4 tablespoons olive oil
1/2 teaspoon black pepper, freshly ground
Seasoning the potatoes: Gather the marjoram and thyme leaves and finely chop them. In a bowl, combine the butter, garlic powder, 2 teaspoons of salt and the herbs. Stir well. Add the olive oil and black pepper. The mixture should be creamy and easy to spread.
Preheat the oven to 400°F.
Boiling the potatoes: Wash the potatoes and cut them into 3-inch chunks (no need to peel the potatoes). Place them in a large pot. Fill it with cold water until the potatoes are barely covered. It's important to start with cold water so the potatoes cook evenly. Bring to a boil, add 1 teaspoon of salt and reduce the heat to medium-high (if you cook the potatoes at a roaring boil, they might fall apart). Cook for about 20-23 minutes. The potatoes should be fork-tender but still firm. Remove from the pot. Drain the potatoes throroughly and let them cool a little. Remove the skin if it's peeling off (so it doesn't burn in the oven). Once the potatoes are cool enough to handle and have dried (with no excess water), add the herb-flavored butter. Toss well.
Roasting the potatoes: Place the potatoes on an oiled baking sheet. Roast for about 30-35 minutes. When there's a nice brown crust, your potatoes are ready!
Transfer to a nice serving platter, garnish with sprigs of thyme and marjoram. I served them with roast beef and a garlic chive-flavored goat cheese dip or basil and chive-flavored butter.
Serve immediately.
Bon appétit!
It's ultra easy to remove the thyme and marjoram leaves from the stem. Hold the top of the stem with one hand and slide the other hand along the stem, pulling the leaves off. I like to bruise the leaves a little in a mortar and pestle to release all the flavor and make the dish more potent.
I usually don't peel Yukon potatoes. Russet potatoes are also good potatoes for this dish but make sure you peel them before boiling them.
You can season the potatoes with any other kind of herb.
For a healthier (and vegan) version, substitute olive oil for the butter, or you can also use vegetable butter (a vegetable oil-based margarine).Published By: on November 9, 2009.


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Last night we went to a Halloween party at a local school and Little Man won second place!
But let's be honest, I was more excited than he was - validation for all that work on my crappy sewing machine!
We had a great time, thank you to the local firemen for putting on this event.
Baby Girl has a fever so she didn't get to go and won't be trick or treating tonight either. I am really happy that I decided to make her costume so large, it will easily fit next year and she will be more likely to actually walk around wearing it.
I picked up this blue wig at the grocery store and boy was it itchy, I guess that is the trade off for a $6.00 wig. I also tried to do some Jerseylicous make-up but my husband just said it looked like normal make-up. Oh well, it felt like heavy eye make-up to me.


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From what I have seen of MYSQl I was wondering why such foreign systems for a pretty generic architecture? Tables, essentially arrays, query's intead of methods or functions. There are more, but outside of the foreign jargon, is such a database necessary? It would seem a lot easier to just develop a database (not that hard of a project), and use a common HTTP interface for data transfer. I understand not everyone uses it, but the fact that so many do seems odd to me. I understand people don't always want to go back and re-invent the wheel. Still it would save more time making HTTP interfaces more powerful, rather than wasting our time with all these drivers and plugins for databases.
Just jump in give me your two cents, it would be good for me to hear your opinions. Perhaps even play devils advocate, assuming I'm not by myself with these thoughts.
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Chorus of boos, strikeouts greet Josh Hamilton in return
ARLINGTON, Texas -- Los Angeles Angels center fielder Josh Hamilton anticipated the booing, but the anger, hostility, and nasty chants about his drug past on Friday rattled his inner soul.
Hamilton expected a negative reaction in his first game back to Texas since joining the Angels, but this was much worse, he conceded, than he ever imagined.
"I'd lie to you if I said it didn't bother me a little bit,'' Hamilton said. "But, I mean, it didn't overwhelm me. It wasn't, 'Oh, my goodness, what am I going to do? Get me out of here. I can't stand it.'
"It wasn't that detrimental.''
After spending five years with the Rangers, leading them to their greatest run in franchise history, Hamilton figured he'd have at least built some sympathy in his return for the first time as an opposing player.
Yet, the way he was treated, he said, he might as well been John Rocker going to Shea Stadium.
He laughed at the "Baseball Town,'' T-shirts, and giggled at the chants of "Baseball Town, Baseball Town,'' referring to his spring comments that the Dallas-Fort Worth area is a football town. He even playfully mocked the fans at times, pretending to catch and throw a football.
"I will never take back what I said,'' Hamilton said, "until they show up every night for 30 years.''
And, after the personal insults and chants of "Crack head,'' it might take 30 years for him to forgive them.
Hamilton has grown to accept the abuse anywhere else on the road, but he had trouble believing these insults were from the same fans who spent the last five years idolizing him.
"I've been called crack head before at Yankee Stadium and places like that,'' Hamilton says, "just like I was today. So probably it hurts a little more knowing that people would turn that quickly. To think that they kind of supported you, as far as personally, with stories and things like that.
"But it tells you a lot.''
RECAP:Kinsler single provides game-winner
BOX SCORE:Rangers 3, Angels 2
Hamilton, who signed a five-year, $125 million free-agent contract with the rival Angels, says he used the power of prayer to get him through the day. He even brought up the story of Jesus being rebuked in Jerusalem, saying it was the same for him being abused in his hometown.
"Somebody came and shared that with me,'' Hamilton said. "Where did people get on Jesus the most? In his hometown. It's one of those things, where baseball-wise, this is my hometown. They got after it.''
They vociferously berated Hamilton every time he came to the plate, which got louder as the game progressed, and they wildly cheered every time he failed. Hamilton went hitless in four at-bats with two strikeouts. He even botched two plays in the outfield, turning an A.J. Pierznyski double into a triple, and short-hopping a throw from right field to try to nail speedy Craig Gentry at home in the eighth inning for the game-winner in the Rangers' 3-2 victory.
The crowd loved it, growing louder with each inning.
"Once the alcohol got flowing good,'' Hamilton said, smiling. "Honestly, man, that was louder than any playoff game I've been to. They expressed themselves how they wanted to express themselves today.''
Someone asked Hamilton whether he could at least hear some fans cheering for him, and Hamilton couldn't help but look at him incredulously, and say:
"Where were you sitting?''
Well, Hamilton says, looking back, there were three kids sitting near the on-deck circle who actually showed a little sympathy.
"Josh,'' they said, according to Hamilton, "we miss you.'''
Then again, Hamilton's struggles at the plate remind Rangers' fans why they booed him out of town in the first place. Hamilton is resurrecting memories of his struggles down the stretch last year, hitting .063 in the Angels' first four games. He has a single and eight strikeouts in 16 at-bats.
When asked if he was anxious at the plate, he grinned, and said: "Would you blame me for being a little anxious? I was jumpy.
"But, you know, four games in, I'm not pressing the panic button by any means.''
It's a good thing considering this weekend has got a chance to even get uglier for Hamilton. He can take it, he says. He's just curious to know how his wife, Katie, and kids were treated while in the stands.
"I'm sure they have some fun stories to tell me,'' he says.
And certainly, the stories will continue to escalate, as long as Hamilton keeps talking about the Dallas-Fort Worth area not being a baseball town.
"This football town thing has been an absolute nightmare,'' Hamilton said. "I'm not going to take back anything I said. I don't say anything to hurt people intentionally.
"They always know I speak the truth.''
Yet, that honesty can have a price.
"Fans are fans,'' Hamilton says, "it still won't stop me from spending time with them, signing autographs, putting scripture on everything. I'm not here for them in general. I'm here doing what I'm supposed to do.
"It doesn't matter what they do. Boo. Yell. Spit. Throw. It's all good, man.''
Says Angels teammate C.J. Wilson, Hamilton's closest friend on the team, who played with him in Texas: "It doesn't do me any good to talk about the fans. It doesn't do Josh any good.''
But until that day comes, when Hamilton does stops talking about them, you can be assured they'll do everything they can to rattle him.
"I'm glad I can help,'' Hamilton said, "create spirit and fire in this town.''
He's certainly doing plenty of that.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. – After being named the Atlantic Sun Conference Player of the Week on Monday, Lipscomb senior second baseman Zak Messer has been named CollegeBaseballInsider.com's Southeast Region Player of the Week as well as being named the A-Sun Player of the Week by CollegeSportsMadness.com.
Leading the Bison to the first-ever sweep of Mercer, the Bristol, Va., native hit .538 from the plate including two doubles, a triple and a pair of home runs leading to being named the top performer last week in the Southeast region that encompasses the Atlantic Coast Conference, the Big South Conference, the Mid-Eastern Conference, the Southeastern Conference, the Southwest Conference, the Sun Belt Conference and the A-Sun.
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From the kitchen of One Perfect Bite...This lovely European-style icebox cookie is perfect to serve with afternoon tea or coffee. The recipe, which was developed by Kate Ramos for CHOW, uses five basic ingredients and while the dough needs time to chill, it can be made in about 15 minutes, if you have a food processor and can buy skinned and toasted hazelnuts. That's not a problem for those of us who live in Oregon. Hazelnuts are grown here and they come to market in all guises, including skinned and toasted. I was a bride when I first made hazelnut cookies, and, in my rush to impress and fill a cookie tray with every variety known to man, I decided to save some time and bypassed skinning the nuts. It turned out to be a huge mistake because the skin of a hazelnut is very bitter and my cookies were ruined. If you have to skin the nuts yourself, Fine Cooking has a fantastic article on the two ways this can be done. You can find the article here.This recipe also works well with almonds which you may find easier to deal with. I like to make the dough for these cookies the day before I plan to bake them. The dough is crumbly and much easier to slice when it is really cold. The finished cookie is slightly sandy in texture and its buttery flavor is made more interesting by the hint of licorice that comes from the anise seeds. The kids won't care much for these, but lovers of just sweet European cookies will enjoy them. They are a sophisticated slice and bake cookie that might be a nice addition to your repertoire. Here's how they are made.
Hazelnut-Anise Cookies...from the kitchen of One Perfect Bite courtesy of Kate Ramos and CHOW.com
1 cup toasted hazelnuts, cooled
1/2 cup granulated sugar
1-3/4 cups all-purpose flour
1/4 teaspoon fine salt
2 teaspoons anise seed
2 sticks (8-ounces) cold unsalted butter, cut into pieces
1) Combine hazelnuts and sugar in bowl of a food processor. Pulse about 10 times until nuts are finely ground. Add flour, salt, and anise seed and pulse to combine.
2) Add butter and pulse until dough just comes together, about 1 minute. Divide dough in half and roll each half into a 1-1/2-inch wide log. Wrap each log in plastic wrap and chill at least 1 hour or keep in the freezer for up to 1 month.
3) When ready to bake, arrange a rack in center of oven and preheat oven to 350 degrees F.
4) Working with one chilled log at a time, slice dough into 1/4-inch thick rounds and place them about 1/2 inch apart on a baking sheet.
5) Bake for 12 to 15 minutes until the bottom edges become pale and golden. Repeat with the other log. Cool cookies for about 5 minutes on the baking sheet, then transfer to a rack to cool completely. Yield: About 50 cookies.
Cook's Note: The cookie dough can be frozen for up to1 month. Frozen dough should sit at room temperature for about 40 minutes before cutting and baking.
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There are cakes you dream of. The ones that come to you in your sleep. Whether it's a simple family favorite, or the most decadent cake you have ever had the honor of eating. The pieces of this cake rattled around in my brain for a while, trying to find the perfect angle in which they all fit.
This is not a cake you make spur of the moment, it can be an all-day affair. If you're a little bit brighter than I was, you'd prepare the filling in advance, cutting down your cooking time by a bit. However, if you're like me and like to spend a Saturday playing in the kitchen, you can do this all on one day. Just be patient. It's a virtue, I hear.
You'll want a special occasion as well. In this case, I was welcoming spring for my Happy Spring Dinner, which was part of this months 24x24 by Foodbuzz. I had friends and family gathered around my table for some good eats, good drink, and even better conversation. That's all the special occasion I need. I find those kind of the evenings are the ones that are the most perfect.
I've had my taste-testers at my full-time job try this cake out. They've pronounced it the best thing out of my kitchen yet. I can't argue, because when I took my first taste, I had to say the same. It's a special cake, a happy one. It is certainly a labor of love, but one that's definitely worth the end result. I hope you can enjoy this cake as much as I have.
White Cake with Rhubarb-Lemon Curd Filling and Brown Sugar Cream Cheese Frosting
We're going to start with making the layers for the cake itself....
Basic (and best) White Cake
Source: Beantown Baker via The Way the Cookie Crumbles
2 1/4 cups cake flour (62.25 g)
1 cup + 2 tablespoons milk, at room temperature (I used 1%)
6 large egg whites, at room temperature
2 teaspoons almond extract
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
1 1/2 cups + 2 tablespoons granulated sugar
4 teaspoons baking powder
1 teaspoon table salt
12 tablespoons unsalted butter, softened but still cool
Put your oven rack in the middle position and preheat oven to 350 degrees. Grease two cake pans, and line the bottoms with parchment paper, set aside.
In 2-cup glass measure, combine milk, extracts, and egg whites. Mix with a fork until blended.
Now, in a bowl, mix together cake flour, baking powder, sugar and salt. Now add your butter and using an electric mixer (or stand mixer) on slow speed, beat until the mixture resembles moist crumbs.
Next, take your milk and add all of it, save 1/2 a cup, to the butter/flour mixture. Beat at medium speed (high for hand mixer) for a couple of minutes. Add the last 1/2 cup of milk and beat for about 30 seconds more. Now, scrape down the sides of the bowl and mix on medium for another 20 seconds.
Divide your batter between the two cake pans. Bake for 17 or so minutes or until a toothpick inserted in the middle comes out cleanly. Allow to cool completely in cake pans on a wire baking rack until you're ready to assemble the cake.
While the cake is cooling, make your fillings and frosting, let's start with the Rhubarb Compote, shall we?
Rhubarb Compote
1 pound rhubarb, cleaned, and sliced
3/4 cup granulated sugar
2 tablespoons unsalted butter
pinch of salt
lime or lemon zest (about a teaspoon or so)
Put all ingredients into a saucepan and cook over low-to-medium-low heat until combined. For the cocktail, you want to put this cooked down rhubarb into a food processor and process until smooth. It can be used as-is for baked goods.
Lemon Curd
Source: David Lebovitz
1/2 cup freshly squeezed lemon juice
1/2 cup sugar
2 large egg yolks
2 large eggs
pinch of salt
6 tablespoons unsalted butter, cubed
Take out a mesh strainer, put it over a bowl and put it to the side, you'll need it later
In a saucepan, whisk together all ingredients except butter (lemon juice, sugar, egg yolks, eggs, and salt).
Now add your butter cubes and put your saucepan over low heat, keep on whisking until that butter is melted
Once it's melted, turn the heat up to moderate (I did it over medium-high) and keep whisking. The mixture will thicken. As David says, if you can take your whisk out of it and it holds shape, you're there.
Now take the curd, press it through your strainer and then transfer to a bowl. It can keep for up to a week in the fridge.
Brown Sugar Cream Cheese Frosting
Source: Smitten Kitchen
1 1/4 cup light brown sugar
1/4 cup cornstarch (you use this because brown sugar is far more moist than powdered, and powdered sugar already has some in it)
1/2 cup powdered sugar
2 8-ounce packages cream cheese, softened
1/2 cup unsalted butter, softened
1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract
First off, whisk together your brown sugar, cornstarch and powdered sugar and set aside. In the bowl of a standing mixer (or in a regular bowl with a hand mixer), beat together cream cheese and butter until fluffy. Add your vanilla extract to the cream cheese/butter mixture. Finally, add your dry ingredients to the mix and beat until fluffy and light. If it's a little thin (mine was not) go ahead and put it in the fridge for a little bit to firm up.
Assembling the cake
Take your cake, still in the pans and cooled, and transfer the first layer to your cake stand or plate. Using a cake knife or bread knife, level the dome off the top of your cake.
Once level, take a heaping amount of your lemon curd and cover that first layer to your desired thickness. Now, pour a good amount of your rhubarb compote on top of the lemon curd and spread to cover and swirl with the lemon.
Next, take your other cake layer and place on top of your filling. You want to again level out the layer using a cake or bread knife. Once that's done, let's create your crumb coat for your frosting. Spread a thin layer of your brown sugar cream cheese frosting across the top of the leveled cake, and along the sides. This layer will pick up any of the crumbs, allowing you to create a smooth coating of frosting on top.
Finally, you can frost away. Cover the top and sides with a thick layer of the frosting (because you can't have enough frosting) and pipe (using a pretty open tip) some along the bottom and the very top (where it meets the sides). I do this because I'm not a great decorator and this covers up all my mistakes.
Finally, after all that work... enjoy it! I know I did!


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Winter Meetings, Day 1
NASHVILLE — So Day 1 here in the massive Opryland Hotel is in the books. I'm still carrying a map of this place in my back pocket, but I've learned my way around the joint pretty quickly.
Sure, I have to hoof it over a few bridges, across the indoor river a couple times and work my way through the crowds, but all and all in ain't too hard to navigate through this madness.
The Jays have been quiet all winter, but it's sounding more and more like they might retool their roster via trades if given the right opportunity. Jays GM J.P. Ricciardi admitted today that the team would listen to offers for A.J. Burnett (he's likely to opt out of his deal if he has a decent showing in '08), is talking to "a couple clubs" about possible trades for a backup catcher and that the Jays aren't done exploring other options for left field.
Personally, I think Reggie Willits of the Angels would be a good fit. He's an on-base machine, switch hits, can lead off, play left and is controllable for another four or five years — nevermind the fact that the Halos have a surplus of outfielders. I'd hate to see Reed Johnson go, but he's a free agent next winter, is an injury risk this season and is going to command a hefty salary.
Ricciardi said the team is still talking to catcher Sal Fasano, too, about possibly re-signing, and the GM said Toronto is hoping prospect Robinzon Diaz might be ready to join the Jays by June or July. Paul Bako has also been rumored as a potential target for the backup job.
As for Matt Clement, he's getting a fair number of suitors and the Jays appear to only be interested if he agrees to an incentive-laden deal. Jeff Blair wrote in the Globe and Mail that he believes the Jays might be able to get in on the Erik Bedard trade discussions — them and everyone else, though.
In the same story, the Giants are reported to possibly have interest in third baseman Troy Glaus and SanFran has Tim Lincecum and Matt Cain as trade bait. I say, done. You never know what's going to happen when the Mitchell Report comes out, or if Glaus can be the same offensive force after battling leg/foot injuries the last few years. If anyone shows interest in Glaus, with his salary and his other baggage, I think the Jays would be wise to consider moving him.
Ricciardi also said the Jays were in on Troy Percival, but only if it were a one-year deal. He signed for two at $8 mil with the Rays on Saturday. This begs the question, do the Jays really believe B.J. Ryan will be 100 percent by April? Why add a late-inning reliever to a stacked 'pen if you think Ryan's fine? I'm sure we'll try to follow up on that.
Jays also lost Ty Taubenheim to waivers to the Pirates on Monday. Ty's a great guy and I enjoyed working with him, so I personally was upset to see him go. But he'll get a better chance in Pittsburgh and he did have a rocky tour with the Jays since coming over with Lyle Overbay in the deal with the BrewCrew back in '05.
Jays removed Taubenheim from the 40 to clear a spot for Thursday's Rule 5 Draft. Ricciardi said the club has its eyes on a couple guys. Perhaps it could be a utility type guy to add to the mix for the final bench spot (they did that last year with Jason Smith) or an arm to add to the bullpen mix. We'll see.
On Monday, the Jays also unveiled their new uni additions for this season. They wil sport the powder blues for Flashback Friday home games and the new grays on the road.
There were some trades that went down on Monday, though Johan Santana and Miguel Cabrera remain with the Twins and Marlins, respectively, for the time being. The D-backs sent Carlos Quentin the White Sox and the Nationals acquired Elijah Dukes from the Rays.
The Santana sweepstakes will carry on into the night and on over into tomorrow and throughout the Meetings — deadline set by the Yanks or not. I don't buy the deadline thing. This is coming from the same club that said if A-Rod opted out they wouldn't negotiate a contract with him. Hmmmm.
Anyway, I am about to wind my way through the maze that is this hotel and make my way to the light at the end of the tunnel — the Irish Pub. Nothing caps off a good day of standing around in a hotel lobby like a cold Killians in my hand.
Stay tuned for all that will be Day 2…
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I've stayed there, it is amazing… But don't eat the salad, they got 800 people deathly I'll when I was there with food poisoning. Luckly, I had skipped the salad and wasnt one of the people running to the river, but not to enjoy the view. Even got a call from the Dept. Of TN Health when I was back in Chicago to check up on me! Have fun!!
Day two rumor could include an eight player, three way deal between San Diego, Washington, and New York (AL).
Also look from the Giants to get hot on the Miguel Cabrera trade, and adding Tony Clark.
The Padres might also close-in on Fukedome.
The Royals are loaded with yound talent, but needing pitching. Rumor-land says Yankees might team up with KC to land Santana.
Miguel Tejada will not move for at least another week, but the Reds are very interested.
Is JP telling us More Lies?? , but then maybe not as his definition of a lie differs from mine " it's not a lie if we know the truth"Why would he be interested in Troy Percival with Accardo, & Ryan supposedly coming back in spring ,May at the Latest,,Ian
As Jordan pointed out, the Jays likely showed interest in Percival because they can't be sure that Ryan will come back at 100%. I don't think you should read too much into it — there's nothing wrong with looking into adding some veteran depth to a very young bullpen.
And what do you fine folks think of this Glaus to the Giants rumour? To tell you the truth, I'm skeptical that any N.L. team would be interested in him considering his past injury history. If he falls apart, they wouldn't even be able to slot him into the DH spot.
But Lincecum seems like an interesting option. Does anybody (I'm looking at you gsumner!) know anything about his minor league career? Matt Cain's numbers in the past three seasons are nothing to scream about, but they do show some promise….
Personally, I think the Jays should move Glaus if there are any takers. If it weren't for big Frank, I'd say keep him and move him to DH, but keeping him at 3B seems risky….
I also just read on Wilner's blog that the Jays were interested in Percival in case Jannsen moves into the starting rotation. It'd be nice if the Jays could have that kind of flexibility!
I just read an article on the Giants site stating that their GM would have to blown away to trade Cain or Lincecum.
Personally, because of where Glaus is health-wise in his career, I would trade him to the Giants for a package that included Noah Lowry and prospects even…but that's just me. Glaus can still hit, and still a decent fielder, but we can't compete with Glaus getting hurt so often.
Joedude: Thanks for the link!
Considering that the Giants are nervous about Tejada's salary and age, a potential trade involving Glaus seems like a long shot….
I don't think it matters what Linecum's minor league stats were-The Giants would be crazy to do a deal for Glaus or even Cabrerra. These two young pitchers mark the start of a nucleus for them to build around-no way they trade them.
One of the interesting things I read on Lincecum from various scouting reports, is he's a Tommy John surgury waiting to happen-as a result of bad pitching mechanics.
I still think our best trade is to trade Thomas-to La and keep Glaus as the DH. Hopefully we could get Figgins in return.
Maybe you are right,I did not think it through,just don't trust JP anymore,Ian
Although he's a huge defensive liability at third, I'd love it if the Jays could swing a deal for Figgins. I'm not sure, though, that the Angels would bite on a Thomas for Figgins deal.
For one, I'm pretty sure Figgins' has a much lower salary than Thomas, so I'm not sure they'd want to swing that kind of deal unless the Jays ate up a bunch of salary. Also, with the recent injury problems of Vlad Guerrero, it's looking like he'll need more time at DH. Considering that Thomas offers no flexibility position wise, the Angels might be hesitant to pick him up.
The Angels also have a huge surplus of outfielders at the moment — Guerrero, Anderson, Gary Matthews, the recently signed Torii Hunter, and Reggie Willits. So I think any trade they're going to do will have to involve one of those guys….
So I guess my point is that as sweet as it would be to pick up Figgins, I think the Angels will want to hold onto a guy like that who can play a bunch of infield positions.
The difference in salaries isn't as huge as one might expect-its less than 4 mill per year. At the moment, LA appear ancious to find HR power. They are the best bet in getting Cabrerra-who would play 3rd base for them. If that happens they'd be somewhat clogged up in the infield, but would, I think still jump at more HR power-so they might have interest in Frank.
If they don't do the deal with Florida for Cabrerra-I'd offer Glaus instead.
I just think having two guys like Glaus and Thomas that both run like sherman tanks in reverse really clog up the basepaths and as much as I like their HR power-think having a speedster like Figgins who hits for high average .333, high OBP-.393 and 41 stolen bases either leading off or hitting second is the medicine our offense needs.
Even is we have to sweeten the offer, I think it'd be worthwhile.


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