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You are not a commodity
Recently a reader wrote in with a question:
I'll be going to [a coding boot camp]. [After I graduate], my current view is to try hard to negotiate for whatever I can and then get better for my second job, but both of those steps are based on the assumption that I understand what an acceptable range for pay, benefits, etc are, and I feel like it's leaving money (or time) on the table.
I'm not even sure if entry level jobs should be negotiated since they seem to be such a commodity. Do you have any advice for someone standing on the edge of the industry, looking to jump in?
What I told him, and what I'd like to share with you as well, is this:
- Don't think of yourself as a commodity—you're just undermining yourself.
- Don't present yourself as a commodity—it's bad marketing.
- You are not a commodity—because no one is.
This is perhaps more obvious if you have lots of experience, but it's just as true for someone looking for their first job.
We all have different strengths, different weaknesses, different experiences and background. So when it comes to finding a job, you should be highlighting your strengths, instead of all the ways you're the same as everyone else.
In the rest of this article I'll show just a few of the ways this can be applied by someone who is switching careers into the tech industry; elsewhere I talk more about the more theoretical side of marketing yourself.
Negotiating as a bootcamp graduate
Since employment is a negotiated relationship, negotiation starts not when you're discussing your salary with a particular company, but long before that when you start looking for a job.
Here are just some of the ways you can improve your negotiating strength.
1. Highlight your previous experience
If you're going to a coding bootcamp chances are you've had previous job experience. Many of those job skills will translate to your new career as a software developer: writing software as an employee isn't just about writing code.
Whether you worked as a marketer or a carpenter, your resume and interviews should highlight the relevant skills you learned in your previous career. Those skills will make you far more competent than the average college graduate.
This might include people management, project management, writing experience, knowing when to cut corners and when not to, attention to detail, knowing how to manage your time, and so on.
And if you can apply to jobs where your business knowledge is relevant, even better: if you used to work in insurance, you'll have an easier time getting a programming job at an insurance company.
2. Do your research
Research salaries in advance. There are a number of online salary surveys—e.g. StackOverlow has one—which should give you some sense of what you should be getting.
Keep in mind that top companies like Google or some of the big name startups use stock and bonuses as a large part of total compensation, and salary doesn't reflect that. Glassdoor has per-company salary surveys but they often tend to be skewed and lower than actual salaries.
3. Get multiple job offers if you can
Imagine candidate A and candidate B: as far as the hiring manager is concerned they seem identical. However, if candidate B has another job offer already, that is evidence that someone elsewhere has decided they like them. So candidate B is no longer seen as a commodity.
Try to apply to multiple jobs at once, and not to say "yes" immediately to the first job offer you can get. If you can get two offers at the same time, chances you'll be able to get better terms from one or the other.
In fact, even just saying "I'm in the middle of interviewing elsewhere" can be helpful.
You are not a commodity, so don't act like one
Notice how all of the suggestions above aren't about that final conversation about salary. There's a reason: by the time you've reached that point, most of the decisions about your salary range have already been made. You still need to ask for more, but there's only a limited upside at that point.
So it's important to present your unique strengths and capabilities from the start: you're not a commodity, and you shouldn't market yourself like one.


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Guest Post by Sylvia M Lewis.
Writing is a highly challenging task that not many people can do with success. There are times when you feel too bored and doing something like writing would be the last thing that you want. In other cases, you are just too stressed out to put your thoughts or ideas on piece of paper.
Remember, writing, when your mind is filled with random thoughts, will not create something interesting or worth reading. Apart from that stress is also one of the main killers of creativity and imagination. In such situation, always relax your mind and take a deep breath to wipe all the worries out of your mind.
Take a look at the following 8 tips that will help you overcome the writer's block and progress with the writing task more constructively.
1. Choose Something Interesting To Write On
Get rid of the writer's block by picking an interesting topic. Choose something that you really connect with and have the passion to read and write about. After you have chosen a good topic, you need to get it down on a paper as if you are discussing it with someone. After sometime, you can get back to it and see what changes are required.
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2. Always Write Freely
At times, it is the apathy and lack of interest that keep us away from writing. Putting your inner thoughts onto a paper will give the required boost to write. Write whatever comes to your mind for 3-5 minutes without bothering about the grammatical issues. This will allow you to bring in the various ideas from your sub-conscious mind into the paper and give a kick to your imagination, ultimately, allowing you to overcome the writing block.
3. Just Write From Any Point
While you may have problems introducing your topic, you can start with the body part. If you are finding it hard to start your writing at the beginning, you can do it from the middle or even the end. The point is you just need to start your writing, regardless of where you start from.
4. Purge the Urge to Procrastinate
Many times we tend to procrastinate the writing task because our mind is engaged in other distracting activities. Like if we are standing in front of a computer screen, we tend to interrupt our focus with the net or play the iPod for some music. So unless you disconnect yourself from these distractions, you will face procrastination that will only cause you writer's block.
5. Divide Your Work
Never make a mistake of writing in one go. Divide your work in different sessions of writing (or drafts) that you can develop with time. Writing for longer time leads to mental and physical stress that in turn causes writer's block. Taking small breaks between the different sessions allows you to get your thoughts flowing and completing your work on time. Take some nap in between the writing session to re-energize your energy levels.
6. Never Go beyond Your Limits with Too Much Writing
Do not stretch yourself too much above your limit as this will ultimately exhaust you. Setting unrealistic goals for writing task only makes you feeling tired and stressed, causing you mental block in the end. Assign yourself the time that you really think is achievable.
7. Remove All Your Sources of Distractions
Identify the causes of your mental block. Is it the commotion outside your room or your utter apathy in the subject that is keeping you away from writing productively? Writing demands focus and engagement. So if your mind is preoccupied with obtrusive thoughts, it is highly unlikely that you can progress with your writing task.
8. Replenish Your Energy Levels
Eat some food in between the writing task so that you recharge your mind and body. Just stand up and cook anything that can attract your sense of appetite and satisfy your taste buds, such as a hot coffee or pizza. Eating nutrients provides you with the necessary energy for your brain.
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Sylvia M Lewis is a prolific designer and developer, currently working at a cheap logo design Company. He excels at offering his vast guidance on a wide variety of graphic design topics to help amateur designers make their place in this competitive era. You can contact him at Twitter.Copyright secured by Digiprove © 2014 Vishal Sharma
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By midlandsmovies, Jul 4 2019 05:20PM
Red carpet to be rolled out for young Leicester filmmakers
Students from The Pauline Quirke Academy of Performing Arts in Leicester will be attending a premiere of their own films at the King Richard III Visitor Centre on Sunday 7th July 2019.
The young filmmakers will walk the red carpet and see their work on the big screen in the iconic tourist attraction. The PQA students put in many hours devising, performing and producing every element of their film.
Karen Stevens, Principal at PQA Leicester said "For the past three months, we have worked intensively with 125 of our students to produce twelve short films which will enjoy their premiere this weekend. The students have taken responsibility for every aspect of the films, from the directing to acting to make up to operating the camera and boom".
"I'm delighted that their hard work will be rewarded with a screening in such an atmospheric and exciting venue", she added.
PQA, which was started by actress Pauline Quirke and her producer husband Steve Sheen in 2007, is a weekend performing arts Academy providing tuition for children and young people from 4-18 years.
Students spend three hours rotating through hour-long sessions in Comedy & Drama, Musical Theatre and Film & TV. There are more than 170 Academies nationwide.
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As small-business owners, most of us know that joining a networking group is a fantastic way to generate more leads for our businesses, but if for some reason you're left without a networking home, it can be tough to find a new one that suits you and meets your needs.
If your networking group has closed down recently, or if you're just looking to join a new group, or even if you've never been in a networking group before and you're ready to take the next step, I have some tips for finding the perfect group.
1. Know what you're looking for
Before you go any further in the search for your networking home, sit down and figure out exactly what you want, because that will be key in finding the perfect group.
- Do you want a casual get-together or a more corporate setting?
- Do you want to attend a weekly session? A monthly session?
- How much would you like to pay to attend?
- What sort of members will help you to receive high-quality referrals? (E.g., if you're an accountant, are you looking to connect with a business broker?)
- Do you want to be educated at your networking group?
- How long can you dedicate each week or month to your group?
Being able to answer these questions will ensure that you tick off all your requirements and find a group that fulfils your needs.
2. Define your networking goals
Part of knowing what you're looking for in a networking group is understanding what you want to get out of joining one. Everyone has different reasons for attending networking groups, and I suggest that you figure out what yours are.
- Do you just want to get out of the house and meet some new people?
- Are you interested in educating yourself more on the best practices in business?
- Do you have sales targets that you need to meet and want your networking group to help you meet them?
- Do you need new or specific connections with people in particular industries?
Like the last step, figuring out these goals is key to finding the best networking group for you, so I suggest you do this before you start looking for a group.
3. Hone your elevator pitch
At NRG, each member gives a one-minute business talk each week, during which they tell their fellow members about their business and ideal referral. This practice enables our members to fully understand each other's needs.
When you go to a networking group, even if you're not giving a one-minute business talk, you'll have to explain your business to people you've never met before. Make sure you have a short description of your business ready to go, and include why you're unique and who your ideal referral is.
4. Do your research
Now that Google exists, you really have no excuse for not shopping around before you choose the networking groups you're going to try out.
Hop onto Google and check out the groups that meet in your area. Read about their policies and meeting structures and decide if they seem right for you. You can even go onto their Facebook pages and check out what people are saying about them.
Once you've done that, make a list of some groups that you're interested in attending, as well as their contact details.
5. Visit some groups
Get in touch with each of the groups you added to your list and find out if you can visit them.
When you visit the groups, you want to make sure that they meet your expectations. Consider the questions you asked yourself earlier—does this group tick your boxes?
Even more important, do you enjoy the atmosphere of the group? You want to make sure that you'll enjoy attending your group and that you'll get along with the members.
NRG is the only networking group in Brisbane that offers two free meetings before you decide to join as a member.
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More questions for Maureen Johnson, these posed by Julie Prince of Young Adult (& Kids) Book Central. Taking a leaf (a lead? Someone help me out here!) from celebrity magazine interviews, Julie ask Maureen a few things you likely won't read about anywhere else.
So, who are you wearing?
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One Response to "Another MJ interview!"
Trish Says:
April 21st, 2008 at 8:20 am
Maureen never fails to crack me up!


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Nicola Benedetti performing with cellist Leonard Elschenbroich and pianist Alexei Grynyuk (Mark McNulty)
Review: Benedetti, Elschenbroich Grynyuk Trio, St John's Smith Square, 'A trio of true stars'
Ivan Hewett
The Telegraph
February 12, 2016
If any piano trio could achieve star status, it's surely this one. It may have an unpronounceable name, but it has in Nicola Benedetti one of the world's starriest young violinists. It also has in Leonard Elschenbroich a romantic cellist straight out of central casting, with a Byronic profile and hair as unruly as the music he plays. And it has, too, a wonderful pianist in Alexei Grynyuk, who may not be as photogenic as the other two but is at least their equal as a musician.
There's a perennial problem with the piano trio, which is that the piano tends to dominate things. That's especially true in Franz Schubert's late, great trio in B flat, which began this concert. And yet here one felt a converse of equals. The beginning had a lovely relaxed quality, Elschenbroch and Benedetti passing the same sunny phrase back and forth with perfect ease. Grace and elegance come naturally to these two, as was shown by their seductive way of pulling the tempo back as a phrase curved towards its end.
These are necessary qualities in this piece, which flows on unhurriedly for page after page. They helped to make Schubert's long paragraphs seem shapely and directed, rather than merely rambling.
By contrast, Tchaikovsky's A minor trio, which filled the second half, really needs the grand manner. It's on a huge scale, beginning and ending in an extravagantly tragic tone that was prompted by the death of Tchaikovsky's mentor Nikolai Rubinstein. In between are a kaleidoscopic set of variations on a melody, including a delicious waltz that could have come straight out of one of Tchaikovsky's ballets.
To give all this variety its due, while making the final return of the tragic opening seem inevitable, was a huge challenge. Benedetti and Elschenbroich seemed stretched to the limit by the music's heroics; one felt that the gentle grace of Schubert was much more their line.
However, Alexei Grynyuk really came into his own. He gave the Polonaise variation a wonderful high-stepping fervour, which redeemed a not-very-inspired piece, and in the elegiac moments his rhythmic urgency saved the music from becoming plodding. He couldn't save the tearful funeral march of the ending from seeming over-blown, but one had to admire the artistry he lavished on it.
For complete review: www.telegraph.co.uk/music/classical-music/benedetti-elschenbroich-grynyuk-trio-st-johns-smith-square-review.


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FAQs for Kriti Industries (India) Limited
FAQ's on Micro Irrigation
1.What is Kasta Micro Irrigation System.
Kasta Micro Irrigation Systems encompass low-cost drip and sprinklers. In other words, micro irrigation can maximize crop productivity and protect the environment through conserving soil, water and fertilizer resources increasing farmer income.
2.What is Kasta Drip Irrigation System.
Slow & regular artificial application of water directly to the root zone of plants through a network of economically designed.
3.What are the Component of Kasta Drip Irrigation System.
|1. Well / Tank
|12. Pressure Gauge.
|2. Pump
|13. Disc Filter.
|3. Bye pass / Pressure Relief Valve
|14. Air Release Valve.
|4. Non Return Valve.
|15. Supply Mains
|5. Hydro cyclone Filter.
|16. P.P. Ball Valves
|6. Inlet Valve.
|17. Pressure Regulators.
|7. Back Flush Valve No.1.
|18. Sub Main.
|8. Back Flush Valve No.2.
|19. Sub Main Flush Valve.
|9. Sand Filter.
|20. Laterals / Emitting Pipe.
|10.Head Unit Control Valve.
|21. Drippers
|11.Fertilizer Tank / Injector.
|22. End Plug.
4.What are the benefits of using Kasta Micro Irrigation System .
5.How can I Save money by using Drip Irrigation system .
- Increased Yield
- Early Maturity
- Water Saving
- Fertilizer Saving
- Increased Fertilizer Efficiency
- Energy Saving
- Labour Saving
- Difficult terrain ( Undulated Lands) Can Be Irrigated
- Use Of Saline Water Is Possible For Irrigation
- Reduced Weed Growth
- Less Problem Of Disease And Pest
- Makes Interculture Operations Easy
6.Can I Apply Fertilizer by using drip .
Yes , Fertigation and chemigation can be possible by drip but only soluble fertilizer can be use .
7.Dealer Network for Kasta MIS .
Attention IT dept (Pls refer list of MI dealer shared Mr. Abhishek Ranjan)
8.Why/ Which kind of maintenance required for Drip irrigation system .
Because it is one of the major factors to ensure fast return on your investment
- Flushing of filters frequently.
- Flushing of laterals and submains.
- Running the system at required pressure.
- Acid treatment against the salt deposits.
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Do you get fed up with using the same old gym? Looking at a poster about the latest energy drink that is faded and torn? A guy you see all too often running next to you flicking his sweat as his runs? The same over enthusiastic "gym bunny" hogging the floor area?
Maybe the thought of going to the gym makes you want to run to the fridge and get that last bit of chocolate cake or a beer? Then why not do something different and take your exercise outdoors?
Going outdoors can be more challenging at times but once you are out in your natural environment you will reap the wonderful benefits of doing exercise in the open air. Just 5 mins of exercise outdoors in natural areas can benefit your self-esteem significantly [1].
The key is to do it at your own pace so that you can transform your lifestyle into the outdoors, to improve your quality of life long term, rather than just having an outdoor fitness fad for those two sunny and warm weeks of the year!
1. Start now
Ok, so this seems pretty simple. But I know what you keep thinking, "I'll get outside in spring", then spring comes, "I'll get outside in the summer"…next thing you know it is autumn and is cold and raining. You convince yourself you'll do it next year. SO don't delay and make this start today!
2. Just start with 10 minutes
So once you have agreed with yourself to make that positive start, I want you to realise it doesn't matter what the weather is today – get out there! We are just going to do 10 minutes, that's all it is. Everyone has a spare 10 minutes today. So give yourself the time you deserve to exercise your freedom.
3. Just go for a walk
Even if you're a fitness fanatic, or you've exercised outdoors before, I want you just to try walking. Now this isn't a gentle stroll, this is a very brisk walk. Take long strides, keep your arms bent and swish them by your side. Pick a route either around the block, or to the end of the road and back, whatever is safe and works for you. Preferably pick a route that has a bit of a hill later on in the walk.
4. Wear the right clothing
There is nothing worse than getting absolutely soaked or being really hot and bothered whilst you are trying to concentrate on what it is you are experiencing and trying to achieve. You don't want to put yourself off revisiting this exercise in future sessions, so make sure you wear the right clothing for the weather; layers are good and preferably bring a rucksack so you can put layers on or take them off as you go along.
5. Take a note of the moment!
Try to focus on taking in the moment. A lot of people go for a walk and mull over an argument or a situation. But if you can occupy your mind with what you are experiencing, even for just 5 minutes of the walk, you will be free of those day to day trivial challenges you come into contact with for that time. You will then feel calmer and more able to approach those challenges with a level head when the time comes [2].
A tip to taking in the moment
First of all I want you to try and focus on feeling the ground beneath your feet. Once you are fully engaged with this sensation of walking, then observe your breath (trying not to control it). Relax into this for a moment and begin to feel the movement of air on your skin, the smells it might carry and then the scenery around you.
Even if you are in an urban environment, just being in the moment and focusing on what you can see and feel will bring you the mental benefits you may have been searching for, as well as the physical improvements from engaging with this exercise.
So now you've done it – how did it go? Well whether good, difficult or ok I want you to stick with 10 minutes for the week. Trying to do 10 minutes every day will mean you are more likely to stick to it than just once a week.
Then once you have done that for a week, try on a couple of the days taking it up to 20 minutes, and just take it from there!


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We can help. You can overcome drug addiction and have a better life than you ever thought possible!
There are many drug rehab facilities possibilities to people residing in the Whitewood area. It is very important recognize each one of the types of rehabilitation options that are offered in Whitewood, AB., in order to select the ideal rehab approach for yourself or someone you care about. Choosing the proper drug and alcohol rehabilitation program in Whitewood is a vital factor in the treatment of drug abuse, drug addiction and alcoholism. The following data will help you fully grasp your various rehabilitation options allowing an individual to have the maximum probability of an effective final result.
Let's check out the various alcohol and drug treatment facilities in Whitewood, South Dakota choices that correlate with the circumstances of the individual looking for treatment.
Inpatient alcohol and drug rehabilitation in Whitewood, AB. is a rehab option best for people who need medical intervention for the duration of rehabilitation or individuals with substantial drug use histories. People will experience mental and physical dependence to drugs even after a short period of time, so inpatient drug treatment in Whitewood is regarded as the most beneficial treatment choice in almost all instances. As a result of substance abuse and addiction, women and men will frequently struggle to recover using the minimal solutions made available from outpatient rehabilitation centers in Whitewood, South Dakota where drugs remain easily available when they depart the outpatient program. In addition, people in rehabilitation who take part in outpatient treatment instead of inpatient alcohol and drug rehabilitation in Whitewood continue to be susceptible to damaging influences and conditions which can compromise their process of recovery. If an individual resides with an abusive companion or maintains associations that entail substance abuse, any treatment activities in outpatient treatment will be in vain. This is the reason in-patient drug treatment in Whitewood, AB. will result in more fruitful results that can prove lasting unlike an outpatient drug treatment facility where advantages could be very limited and short-lived.
In Whitewood there's both short-term and long-term inpatient alcohol and drug rehabilitation. Short-term is often a 30-day program, while long-term inpatient alcohol and drug treatment in Whitewood, South Dakota is significantly more intensive and treatment lasts 3 to 6 months on average. It is really an ideal setting for clients because it is a safe and secure drug free environment where they can heal both physically and mentally without distraction. Ideally, men and women proceed in the long-term in-patient drug and alcohol treatment center in Whitewood for the maximum time period allowed, to be able to deal with anything which may cut across their sobriety when they depart treatment. Due to the fact detoxing and becoming physically stabilized can require two to three weeks alone, the three to six months in long-term in-patient drug treatment in Whitewood will be time spent well and much more efficient than short-term programs.
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RANCHO SANTA FE — Should a teacher communicate with students via social networks? The Rancho Santa Fe School District board decided no at its March 3 meeting. In fact, that decision will be put in the teacher's handbook and the practice strongly discouraged.
Lindy Delaney, the district's superintendent, asked the board to consider the policy because she said appropriate boundaries should be established between students and teachers.
"I'm not saying teachers are not being appropriate, but my recommendation is that we have a policy that restricts that," Delaney said. "Sometimes something put on Facebook by an adult is not appropriate for children."
She said other districts are facing the same issue.
"When I go to the area superintendents meeting, they all feel something needs to happen," Delaney said. "It's very important that we have boundaries."
Jim Depolo, board vice president, said he would be the first to admit that he has no Facebook page.
"I can see all the negatives, but how can we keep in touch in a positive way? Are we eliminating something good?" he asked.
Delaney said that there are many other ways for teachers to keep in touch with students rather than on a social network. On a social network, feelings can be hurt if a teacher "friends" one student and not another and children may also view inappropriate material.
Because it is a growing problem, there needs to be a policy that states clearly that the school district does not want teachers using social networks, said Richard Currier, the district's legal counsel.
He also said the Rancho Santa Fe School District would be a front runner in establishing such a policy, but that it could modified in the future.
"We can always come back and revisit the policy," he said.
Trustee Todd Frank asked how the new policy would be accepted by the staff.
"I think it's common sense," said Kim Pinkerton, elementary school principal. "We like to have our private lives and I think most teachers would be in agreement."
She said some teachers do keep in touch with former students, but wait until they are in college to "friend" them.
Trustee Jim Cimino said he does not have a Facebook page either and acknowledged that things are changing quickly.
He said when he was using a slide rule in college, he had no idea that technology would advance to the point where students do their homework on computers.
The board voted unanimously in favor of the new policy.
Teachers barred from 'friending' their students
RANCHO SANTA FE — Should a teacher communicate with students via social networks? The Rancho Santa Fe School District board decided no at its March 3 meeting. In fact, that decision will be put in the teacher's handbook and the practice strongly discouraged.


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Russell Capshaw is a successful New York advertising executive who tries to stave off his mid-life crisis with an extended drug binge in the Far East. After treatment in a detox facility in Dublin, Ireland, he pays a visit to his estranged uncle, who has recently experienced a spiritual reversion to Catholicism—a faith that Russell himself left behind in childhood. Caught up in the spell of his uncle's quiet devotion and the lush Irish landscape, Russell finds himself drawn to a new and very different life.
After joining the priesthood and taking the name Father John, he is sent to serve the parish of the Raramuri tribe in the canyons of the Sierra Madre in Mexico. There he learns that the tribesmen are being kidnapped by the local narcotrafficantes as forced labor for their drug fields.
As the Raramuri leaders carry out raids on the drug camps to rescue their enslaved people, Father John strives to keep from getting involved by focusing on restoring the parish church and ministering to the people. But as the violence escalates, the lines between spiritual and worldly matters are stretched to the breaking point in a final, bloody showdown between the villagers and the narcotrafficantes.


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What would it be like if Jesus was on Earth today?
What if He came up on a canoe to the shore near a housing development and started healing sick people as crowds began to gather?
What would it be like if He took a little boy's lunchbox and His disciples started feeding the entire crowd from what was in it?
What would it be like if Jesus was in your neighborhood?
Would you believe?
When Jesus landed and saw a large crowd, he had compassion on them and healed their sick.
As evening approached, the disciples came to him and said, "This is a remote place, and it's already getting late. Send the crowds away, so they can go to the villages and buy themselves some food."
Jesus replied, "They do not need to go away. You give them something to eat."
"We have here only five loaves of bread and two fish," they answered.
"Bring them here to me," he said. And he directed the people to sit down on the grass. Taking the five loaves and the two fish and looking up to heaven, he gave thanks and broke the loaves. Then he gave them to the disciples, and the disciples gave them to the people. They all ate and were satisfied, and the disciples picked up twelve basketfuls of broken pieces that were left over.
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Huntsville is a town of about 18,000 in central Ontario, Canada. It is located in the Muskoka district.
Hockey in HuntsvilleEdit
- Huntsville (Ontario Hockey Association Jr., 1909-1911, 1921-1923, 1924-1925
- Huntsville Otters
- (Ontario Provincial Junior Hockey League, 2007-2009) join OJAHL
- (Ontario Junior A Hockey League, 2009-2010) join OJHL
- (Ontario Junior Hockey League, 2010-2012) folded by league, join Georgian Mid-Ontario Junior C Hockey League
- (Georgian Mid-Ontario Junior C Hockey League 2012-Present)
- Huntsville Honeys (Senior C OWHA Ladies Hockey)(www.huntsvillegha.com)
- Huntsville Wildcats
- (Metro Junior A Hockey League, 1997-1998) join OPJHL
- (Ontario Provincial Junior Hockey League, 1998-2004) fold during season; return as Huntsville-Muskoka Otters
- Huntsville-Muskoka Otters, Ontario Provincial Junior Hockey League, 2004-2007) drop Muskoka from name
- Muskoka Bears (Metro Junior A Hockey League, 1990-1997) renamed Huntsville Wildcats
- Jack Bionda Arena
- Canada Summit Centre (formerly Huntsville Centennial Centre)
External LinksEdit
- Huntsville, Ontario on Wikipedia
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Wednesday, October 14, 2009
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The Feed & Seed is a nice bike.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousOctober 16, 2009 at 2:38 PM
Yeah..the Beef Queef is a bitchin scoot, even if Jameson couldn't ride it.ReplyDelete
Next year, we are getting a vendor spot.
Sell some junk and be closer to the action, farther from the showers.
I got a handijob in the handicap stall.
Is a handijob when a paraplegic jerks you off?ReplyDelete
I haven't ever done that, but have you ever gone whaling?
College was fun.
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A birth story – by Amy D
Healthy baby + Healthy Mother = Successful Birth right?
This could not be more WRONG, for so many women.
I have no physical injuries from the birth of my son 2 years ago for which I am so grateful for, but the scars are endless, and only just starting to heal.
I had my heart set on a drug free, natural birth in the birthing pool at the birth suites in Mater Hospital in Brisbane, with my Doula and partner at my side. I did all the prep with hypnobirthing classes weekly, and keeping active by working up until i was 35 weeks. This transition to motherhood was supposed to heal my birth, an emergency c section at 26 weeks as my mother could no longer breathe for the two of us. She died of a lung condition when I was 11 months old, so this was my chance to make it all right.
I was under the GP shared care program and at my 34 week check up I was urged to take a urine sample to check for protein, as I had an Odema on my right foot and slightly high blood pressure. I was told to 'not rush, but go to the Mater Mothers Hospital today' . My Doula came with me and I was admitted to hospital with pregnancy induced hypertension and was told I would be induced the next day.
My dream of changing the story of my own birth was shattered and I was devastated, as I knew full well that once the ball of intervention started, it would gather speed and size and would grow out of control. I felt bullied, scared and not listened to. Just another number with no chance if individualized care. The obstetricians were very unhappy at my choice to be monitored rather than induced, as I knew that at that time, my body and my baby were fine.
The swelling in my foot had disappeared with a low dose of blood pressure medication and my blood pressure was just a little high, made higher at the time due to my white coat syndrome. I have always had very sharp reflexes, and have for as long as I remember. The Dr tested them and concluded I had early onset pre eclampsia and kept me in for 4 days, with testing every few hours day and night. I had no rest. They did not listen to the fact that I knew my body. I wish I had known to ask them to check my elbows, as elbow reflexes are not affected by pre eclampsia.
Every day, more than once, a team of doctors stood round my bed trying to coerce me into an induction that day. They used fear tactics and told me daily that my baby could die if I did not induce today. All the while my body told me we were fine. I had no headaches, no swelling, no blurred or flashy vision. All I needed was to be left alone to rest. I knew the procedure in the UK was bed rest and home monitoring. Why couldn't that happen here?
I managed to get discharged at 36 weeks under the condition that I come in daily for monitoring. 5 hours a day I spent in waiting rooms, being hooked up to various machines, ultrasounds, taking blood EVERY day for 2 weeks. And being told everyday that I was wrong and that my baby could die if I didn't induce each day. I was exhausted and broken and the staff were getting increasingly frustrated with my polite decline for induction.
The fear tactics worked with my partner, who also did not believe me that my body felt fine and I knew our baby was safe. He became angry and frustrated with me. It was the beginning of our relationship breakdown as the trust we had in each other was broken. I finally agreed to be induced at 38 weeks, completely worn down, fearful and believing that I didn't know my body or myself anymore. My partner and I went into the induction on separate pages. I felt unsupported and scared and wept and shook with fear as the obstetrician started my first induction via pessary.
I knew my son wasn't fully engaged and I was terrified that when they would break my waters, the umbilical cord would come out first, leading to immediate emergency c-section. I had to be induced 3 times over 24 hours. I was not dilating as I was so scared and the contractions were so intense. I finally dilated to 4 cm 28 hours after the first induction and a lovely midwife was able to break my waters using fundal pressure on my belly to push our baby boys head down into my pelvis to stop the umbilical cord coming first. The intervention ball had begun.
I was hooked up to Syntocin at 7pm that night, afraid, exhausted and only trusting my Doula. I felt like the devil, the hormone was so intense and so different to the early labour I had felt the last 28 hours from the Pitocin ripening my cervix. It was hard and fast and not natural. I dilated 1cm in 7 hours with no pain relief. I wasn't allowed in the bath as I was hooked up via IV, and the baby heartbeat monitor was digging in so painfully to my contracting belly it was unbearable. I sat on the birth ball and stood in the shower…I couldn't do it anymore, they had beaten me and I asked for an epidural after 8 hours. I just knew our boy wasn't ready, I wasn't ready. It all seemed so unnecessary.
I was given the epidural at 3am and finally got some relief. The Drs outside were pushing for me to have a c-section as I was 'taking too long' but I refused. I could do this and the midwife changed for the 4th time during my labour. Thank goodness it did. This woman saved my birth. She got me a peanut ball and placed it between my legs and turned me over every hour to help our little boy down into the birth canal. We had to have a fetal monitor put on his head as his arm was up by his face and pushing against the umbilical cord each time I had a contraction so his heart beat kept dropping and the regular monitor wasn't keeping the Drs happy.
That afternoon I was finally relaxed and trusted her enough to be fully dilated and his head was born at 1.37pm, 52 hours after I was first induced. I pushed our little boy out in 40 minutes, unassisted. I was exhausted and terrified and elated meeting him for the first time. He screamed at his daddy for so long, almost saying 'I wasn't ready'. He was fine, I was fine apart from a small perineal tear which healed well. I was transferred up to a ward a few hours later and was told I could go home in 2 days.
The nurses might have been busy but that night my colostomy bag fell and broke all over the floor as I was trying to get up to feed my new baby. No one came when I rang the bell for help. I had to waddle and shout for someone to help me from the doorway, embarrassed and in the new mum post birth fog. I was terrified that night I didn't sleep a wink. 2 days rolled around and I asked when I was going home. The nurse asked if a Dr had been to see me and I had said no. No one had come to check on me or my baby.
My pregnancy blood pressure medication was not changed or checked so my blood pressure was still on the high side, and I was still taking the medication. I was so horrified and upset I asked for a private room after a lovely midwife told me that I had been discharged from the birth suite incorrectly and basically forgotten about and she thought I needed to know.
I was moved and put on the right medication but had to stay another 3 nights for monitoring. I just wanted to go home, I was so emotional and crying all the time. I felt like I couldn't cope as my partner was at home with his 9yr old daughter. Finally, the Dr that admitted me a few weeks before came to check my blood pressure had stabilised and check reflexes after a few days of the new medication. She was shocked that my reflexes were still as sharp. I hadn't been wrong, but my self confidence had taken a huge beating. I wasn't the same person, and things got worse when I got home.
I was so obsessed that something was wrong with our baby, I was stressed, anxious and couldn't cope. I felt like he should have a different mother, someone who wasn't as useless and failing as myself. I felt I had failed my son, my mother and myself for the birth we had. My partner tried but wasn't there for me emotionally. I was diagnosed with PTSD and postnatal depression and received some help and therapy over the last 2 years.
I fell pregnant again a few months ago and we sadly decided to terminate as our family could not go through any of those birth related traumas again. We are still not fully healed and I still have relapses at times of high stress. My partner and I are having relationship counselling and things are looking up, and more peaceful in our home. Our son is thriving and through his life everyday I am healing. He has shown me the meaning of unconditional love and trust and is the biggest reason to live and enjoy life. Even though it was one of the most traumatic experiences of my life, I would not change it for the world.
Amy Dominey Artist Biography
Brisbane based emerging artist Amy Dominey has been making art full time since August this year. Graduating from Birmingham City University (UK) with a Bachelor of Fine Arts, Amy had previously taken a 10 year break from painting, claiming that art school stole her creativity. Mainly working with acrylic, and becoming increasingly excited by mixed media, Amy takes inspiration from mother nature, the feminine, the female form, energy and emotions. Much of her art is autobiographical and a response to female issues like childbirth, post natal depression, pregnancy loss, trauma and healing. A portrait of a woman may refer to an emotion linked to a personal event, or a scribble may resemble a recent argument or feeling of anger. Texture and markmaking all tell a story of their own, all through a very therapeutic process.
Her most recent work, 'The Womb Series' shows exper‐ imentation with abstraction, texture and markmaking to tell the story of the relationship between woman and womb and to give that a visual voice wirh the hope that other women can identify and relate.
Amy is showing work in a group show for International Women's Day in 2019 at Netherworld, being published by online magazine For Women Who Roar in may 2019 and exhibiting a solo show at Greaser Gallery in
2019 and exhibiting a solo show at Greaser Gallery in Brisbane in March 2019.
You can view Amy's work on Instragram.


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Enhance Your Search Engine Listings
A successful online store is what every ecommerce business wants. More and more users are buying online and sales are growing exponentially every year. As a result, the marketplace is increasingly competitive. How does your store compete with possibly thousands of other online stores that sell similar products? There are definitely a few ways in which you can increase your site?s visibility while improving its click-through-rate, ultimately boosting sales. It all starts with enhanced listings.
Enhanced Listings = Rich Snippets
Each search engine has their own form of ?enhanced listings.? For the most popular search engine, Google, almost all enhanced listings are displayed in the form of ?Rich Snippets.? Rich Snippets are awarded by Google and only appear if the search engine can truly validate and verify that what is being displayed in a search engine result is what?s in the website itself. Rich Snippets start out as semantic markup (usually Schema.org) that is implemented within a website?s code.
For sites that are selling goods and services, schema.org can be implemented to each individual item (and actually, this is the recommended practice). That way, each product can be indexed by search engines like Google. Awarded Rich Snippets help websites gain trust within Google and they also add to the authenticity of a site.
When Google can authenticate a website, it ?trusts? it more. When Google trusts a website, it?s more likely to rank it higher than others.
To the human eye, Rich Snippets are appealing and draw our attention to a specific result. They actually help filter out less-relevant results, making for a more enjoyable experience with easier navigation when looking up products and other information. Below is an example of an ?enhanced listing? in the form of a Rich Snippet that was awarded by Google:
Comparing the two search results shown above, which one are you more likely to click on? Information like ratings, reviews and additional attributes like colors and symbols (in this case, stars) are inviting to users and they tend to ?qualify? products when they see this type of information. As a result, they are more likely to click on them. Having Rich Snippets has been proven to boost click through rates (CTR) as well.
It?s important to note that nearly all products that have been awarded Rich Snippets show up in the first few pages of the search engine results pages (SERPs). Having Rich Snippets is excellent for both user and search engine alike.
The Privilege of Rich Snippets
Not everyone who implements structured markup like Schema.org will be awarded Rich Snippets. They are only awarded after they have been thoroughly analyzed by Google. Semantic markup like Schema.org needs to be constantly tested by the search engine to ensure its authenticity before a Rich Snippet is approved.
The entire process of being awarded a Rich Snippet by Google can be difficult to understand and quite time consuming as well. Kreidman definitely recommends working with experienced professionals who know the ins and outs of the process as well and who can help your site and its products be awarded Rich Snippets.
Your website is competing for a valuable share of the market, and with a huge number of online sellers that is constantly increasing, you definitely want to position yourself.
Some of the benefits of Rich Snippets have been briefly mentioned, but to recap, here?s a short list of what you gain from being awarded this type enhanced listing:
- Website and product pages organized and easier to read by search engines
- Detailed and valuable information shown in search results
- Search results visually appealing to users
- Improved click-through-rate (CTR)
The bottom line is that within a Rich Snippet, information like ratings, reviews, quantity on hand, as well as images (like stars, etc.) are all displayed. Not only does it look more appealing to internet browsers, but it also looks better to search engines. Of course Rich Snippets are the ultimate goal, but you must first implement Schema.org markup in order to be awarded them.
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Troy Lee Designs Air Gloves
The Troy Lee Designs Air Gloves feature a simple design that uses a mid-weight Lycra mesh upper that should prevent those awkward prom night sweaty hand sensation on the trail.
A 3D sonic welded rubber graphic that adds a simple and clean style to the upper.
the palm of the glove is made from single layer vented Clarino synthetic leather that provides a positive and form-fitting feel.
There's silicone screen print throughout the palm and forefingers of the glove that increases traction on the handlebar and brake levers, and mesh Lyrca fourchettes tie the palm and upper mesh together.
– Silicone screen-printed graphic on palm for added traction on hand grip.
– Light and breathable lycra mesh material on back of hand for a cool comfortable fit.
– Vented .08 Clarino® palm panel for comfort, fit, and durability.
– Breathable airprene cuff.
– 3D sonic welded rubber (TPR) graphics add protection.
– 3D modified rubber (TPR) wrist closure for an adjustable and secure fit.
– Cool air-mesh lycra in fourchettes.
Troy Lee Designs Air Glove Reviews
Pinkbike.com – "After punishing these gloves for over two seasons now, the palm material has far exceeded my expectations"
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Friends of Governor Dodge - Equestrians
Our group's primary goal is to see a new equestrian campground built at Governor Dodge. The current campground, never intended to be permanent, has only 11 sites with trailers parked side by side on a deteriorating asphalt parking lot. After a day in the saddle, equestrian campers deserve something better at the end of the trail!
Now, thanks to the Friends of Governor Dodge Equestrian Committee, this dream is closer to reality. Located near the current day ride parking in a peaceful and scenic area of the park, the all new TRAILS END CAMPGROUND will offer 21 nicely spaced sites with modern amenities. The new campground will allow hundreds more riders to enjoy the park's natural beauty each year.
Fundraising is already underway. After years of discussion, with your help, at long last we can build the dream!
To donate, click on the Donate Now button under the NEW CAMPGROUND tab.
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Deer Commits 'Toll Evasion' on California BridgeThursday, September 7, 2017
The Highway Patrol in California witnessed a toll evasion recently on the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge. That being said, it was a deer that wandered onto the bridge and dared to ignore the toll! What a rebel!
A photo was shared on social media showing the deer standing in the middle of I-80 in the middle of the night.
"This morning our officers stopped a doe for toll evasion, on the Bay Bridge. She said she usually pays it, but today she was a buck short," the police said in a post.
The deer was let go with a stern warning to abide all laws in the future.
Read another bail bond blog: Parents Arrested After Kid's School Backpack Reeks of Pot
Original article: Deer Stopped for 'Toll Evasion' on Californaia's Bay Bridge
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【彩神APP2邀请码多少安卓app_彩神APP2邀请码多少安卓app官网】Across China: Old master keeps Qipao dressmaking alive
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TIANJIN, March 14 (Xinhua) -- In a small workshop, 68-year-old Liang Yuhua meticulously measures a young lady for her wedding dress, a tailor-made Qipao, or cheongsam which was once part of many Chinese women's daily wardrobes.
The dressmaker's workshop is adorned with elegant collars and figure-fitting dresses, from delicate long embroidered silk Qipaos to shorter length versions for casual occasions.
"A tailor-made Qipao requires more than 1000 steps. One careless mistake may seriously affect the progress," she said, adding that measuring the customer is the first step and key to the dressmaking.
Born in 1951, Liang has over four decades of experience in creating the classic Qipao in north China's coastal municipality Tianjin where modernity meets tradition.
Tianjin's Qipao is usually designed with gorgeous colors and more wearable materials, compared with the Shanghai-style, another popular Qipao design in the country, said Liang, an inheritor of the Tianjin-style Qipao, listed as an intangible cultural heritage.
"For example, we design dresses with low-necks and round collars, as well as warm and wearable hemlines for daily wear," Liang added.
Liang started her career in the garment business as a seamstress at 20. The first three years of apprenticing laid the foundation for her sophisticated craftsmanship.
"I began as an assistant of senior masters at a garment factory in Tianjin for years and managed to learn their skills," Liang said.
Tianjin's booming clothes market in the 191000s triggered large orders in the factory that Liang worked for, offering her a great opportunity to learn from all the practice.
But during the 1990s, the domestic garment industry stumbled towards a downturn due to a number of foreign fashion designs that entered the Chinese market and gained popularity.
"I chose to stay in the business even though my colleagues left for other professions," Liang said. "Sewing, cutting and designing have become part of my life."
In 10001, a group photo of leaders of relevant countries wearing Tang suits, a traditional Chinese suit, at an APEC meeting set off a wave of nationwide interest in traditional clothing. Liang then made up her mind to focus her efforts on making Qipaos.
Based on the first measurement of the client, Liang said the dress's silhouette is cut out of silk fabric and the dressmaker will then spend over a month finalizing the details.
Before the garment is completed, the customer is required to have several fittings to allow the dressmaker to correct the details through elaborate embroidering, sewing, hemming and ironing, among other steps, Liang said.
"It is extremely demanding to sew the semi-finished Qipao on the mannequin to ensure the dress perfectly fits the client," said Liang.
Liang worries that Qipao making skills are in danger of dying out, so she began to take on apprentices to pass down her know-how since 10007.
Liang also joined online courses to teach the younger generation the basic skills of making Qipao's accessories, such as its collars and buttonhole loops.
"Liang's decades-long work with Qipaos will not fade nor die," said Jiang Yan, a Qipao maker with eight years of experience tutoring under Liang. "I look up to her craftsmanship and will make it my lifelong career."


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I'm super interested in the world of NLP (natural language processing), so the news that performance increased dramatically with ELMo piqued my interest. 💡
The biggest benefit in my eyes is that this method doesn't require labeled data, which means the world of written word is our oyster. 🐚
Yeah, yeah, word embeddings don't require labeled data either. ELMo can also learn word meanings at a higher level, which I think means it will have far more impact and a wider range of applications. 📶
ELMo, for example, improves on word embeddings by incorporating more context, looking at language on a scale of sentences rather than words.
Our cuddly, red muppet still picks up the biases we embed in our writings though. So plenty more work to be done. 🛠


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Family Falcons, Caracaras (Falconidae)
Least Concern
Eleonora's Falcon (Falco eleonorae)
French: Faucon d'Éléonore German: Eleonorenfalke Spanish: Halcón de Eleonora
Falco Eleonorae
Gené, 1839,
Sometimes considered to form a species-pair with F. concolor. Monotypic.
Islands and rocky coasts from Canary Is and NW Morocco E through Mediterranean to N Sporades, Lemnos, Cyclades, Dodecanese, Crete and Cyprus. Winters mainly in Madagascar; small numbers also in Mozambique and Mascarene Is.
Descriptive notes
36–42 cm; male 350–390 g, female 340–460 g; wingspan 84–105 cm. Polymorphic, with pale and dark morphs and also some intermediates; from below, dark... read more
Principal vocalization a nasal and somewhat grating "kyeh kyeh kyeh kyah"; also gives... read more
Normally small islands and islets, typically uninhabited or very peaceful, on migratory routes of... read more
Food and feeding
Large flying insects and small birds; especially adapted to take advantage of autumn migrations. Insects taken mainly outside migration... read more
Lays very late, mostly mid Jul–Aug, so that rearing of young coincides with autumn migration of small birds. Colonial, with up to 300... read more
Migratory. Leaves Mediterranean and Atlantic colonies from mid-Oct to early Nov, flying to main... read more
Status and conservation
Not globally threatened (Least Concern). CITES II. No drastic changes noted in total population, apart from some natural fluctuations; local increases or declines dependent... read more
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Alex Boye performed in the BYU-Idaho John W. Hart Auditorium Friday, Sept. 25.
During the concert, Boye performed a variety of songs in addition to his own original pieces.
Boye performed a song that has yet to be released, "Into the Light," that was written by Peter Gabriel.
Boye performed a variety of cover songs including "Like a Rolling Stone," by Bob Dylan and "Shake it Off," by Taylor Swift, which the singer performed in his audition for America's Got Talent.
Boye ended his concert with his "Paradise (Peponi)" cover, in which he was featured with The Piano Guys.
"Paradise (Peponi)" was the first song that Boye began integrating African flavor into the music he performed, according to Boye's website.
Boye received multiple standing ovations during the show, and performed a cover of "Happy" by Pharrell Williams as his encore song.
Throughout the show, Boye shared his personal stories that gave him inspiration for his music.
One of the stories he shared was about his experience being homeless at age 16 and how it inspired his song, "Lemonade," which Boye said is based off the adage, "When life gives you lemons, make lemonade."
During the middle of the show, Boye brought members of his band down onto the floor and walked around the entire auditorium, stopping to sing with a child in the audience and to sing "Happy Birthday" to a member of the audience.
Boye said his main goal for the show was to have people walking out of it happier than they were when they walked in.
"For me it's not just about entertaining, but just trying to bring the Spirit and show people that you can feel the Spirit with dance music and fun music, as long as it's positive, you know? " Boye said.
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Hello there White Sox fans! The long off-season is finally over and the Pale Hose have taken the field to play Spring Training games with very little meaning. We all know that it is going to be a long season with the organization not looking to make the playoffs just yet. They are still trying to evaluate what prospects are worth holding onto and which players are best to trade away that don't fit the timeline and can bring in younger talent. I asked the great community over at /r/whitesox of reddit for their mailbag questions. So here they are! I thank you all for the questions as it was fun to see what the fans wanted to know after a long off-season.
/u/Lined_em_up: What is your honest long term opinion on Tim Anderson? I want to root for him but his game has some huge flaws and I just don't think he is a long term starter. Do you feel the same or do you think he can make a real leap this year?
I will start out by saying I disagree that he isn't a long term starter. There were a lot of issues that Anderson was dealing with last year due to the loss of his best friend. He wasn't eating right or sleeping normally either. It really affected his game and made people fall out of favor with him. In the middle of the season, Anderson admitted he was getting help and trying to return to the person he once was off the field. Look back at his numbers for the last two months of 2017.
From August 1st on, he batted .293 with 8 home runs and 9 stolen bases on 10 attempts. He will never be a guy that wants to take his walk nor do you want to force him to change his style either. He has great bat to ball skills on pitches inside the zone and as long as he can keep that up, he will be able to keep a decently high batting average. With him finally feeling healthy again, both physically and mentally, I expect Anderson to take a big step forward this year and show us what he can give to the White Sox for an entire season. Remember, he is only 25-years-old.
/u/JustAnotherBoyScout: How much of our current pitching in the farm club do you expect to realistically pan out? Do we really have the arms to win a championship currently in our system?
It really depends on your meaning of pan out. I think as long as they are doing something for the major league club it is considered a win. With how easy it is for a pitcher prospect to flame out completely, it is considered a success if they stick in the majors for 5 or 6 years even if they end up in the bullpen. Relievers are just pitchers that couldn't make it as starters. If 60% of the current pitching prospects stick in the major leagues, whether it be as a starter or reliever, I would be happy.
Because the White Sox have invested so much in talented pitchers, I do believe they have enough arms to win a championship. If the 2020 rotation contained Rodon, Kopech, Hansen, Giolito, and Lopez, that would still leave Cease, Fulmer, Burdi, Dunning, Adams, Clarkin, and Vieira who could essentially fill out a bullpen. Some of those names listed (such as Cease and Dunning) could end up being switched with Lopez or Giolito if they don't find a way to continue to grow and solidify their spot in the rotation for the competitive years.
/u/Scinauta: What are the biggest needs for the Sox moving forward? What positions don't have a workable solution already in the system
As it stands right now, the biggest needs in the farms system would be shortstop, third base, and first base in that order. The White Sox did just draft Jake Burger and Gavin Sheets to cover the corners of the infield, but they still have some growing to do. The growth of Jake Burger were unfortunately stalled by his recent Achilles injury. Gavin Sheets showed some flashes of potential in A-Ball last year with his triple slash of .266/.346/.365, but that slugging percentage isn't as high as most would like it against the lower competition. His strikeout and walk rates were obviously encouraging because they are indicators that Sheets sees pitches well and knows how to work his strike zone. Sheets is only 21-years-old and he clearly has the frame that projects to be a slugger at 6 foot 4 and 230 pounds.
I am a believer in Tim Anderson sticking in the lineup, but shortstop is clearly the spot in the farm system that is lacking. You always want to be able to have depth on your bench and in the minors in case of injury or a player doesn't pan out the way you projected them to. Rick Hahn and the front office do believe in Tim Anderson as should the fans, but it doesn't mean it will work out. It would be best if they could find a young shortstop that can grow in the minors with the question marks still surrounding Anderson.
/u/Rushb87: Do we have enough talent in the field? I feel like our farm system is majorly pitching based with exception to Robert and Jimenez.
As of right now, the team projects to have enough on the field talent to compete in the coming years. Jimenez and Robert are the big names that everyone thinks of, but don't forget that Moncada is in the majors and should continue growing. The same goes for Tim Anderson. As for the other positions, Sheets and Burger were recently drafted so we don't know what they will end up being just yet. The more time we get to see them grow, the more we will obviously learn about their skill and what they project to be down the road. Catcher is shored up pretty well between Zach Collins, Seby Zavala, and Evan Skoug in the minors.
The outfield is obviously strong with the two names of Jimenez and Robert as you stated, but the White Sox still have Micker Adolfo (who has the best defensive arm of all the outfielders), Blake Rutherford (who has the pedigree to be great and had a down 2017 campaign), and Luis Alexander Basabe (who is only 21 years old and has flashed the potential we all heard about during this year's Spring Training).
I think there is still a lot of talent at each position in the minors and majors that when the time comes to compete, the White Sox will be ready for it. A lot of the positional talents in the minors were overshadowed by the big arms. Catch some of the minor league games this year to watch the names I mentioned and you will see there is still a ton of position player talent in the farm system.
From /u/SHP6: Who is the most attractive player on the White Sox? And why is it Yoan Moncada?
It is almost like the argument of the comfortable older woman or the next door neighbor's daughter that is really friendly? Which one would you rather choose?
Moncada is attractive in the sense that he is the new player on the team and is fresh in your mind. Then again, he was able to keep the muscle and body that he has even though he would eat Twinkies like it was nothing when he first came to the states. For me if I had to choose, it would be Jose Abreu. He is a born leader and how can someone not love this smile?
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1) Jake Burger injury and how you think it affects his fitness going forward and the system's in-field situation as a whole.
2) How do you feel about Delmonico going forward?
3) What do you see in Carson Fulmer? I personally think he's going to be a big piece, but expect him to slide to the bullpen. His start in spring training has me thinking otherwise though. His fastball command was great. What else does he need, besides confidence, to gain a rotation role in 2 years?
1) We don't know how much the Achilles injury is going to limit him just yet. Burger will turn 22 in a month so there shouldn't be much concern about him returning to 100%. Before the injury, Burger had stated that he was working on becoming more flexible and athletic this past off-season by doing hot yoga with Nicky Delmonico. It could limit his potential at third base in terms of defense, but Burger does have the arm and reaction time to stick at the hot corner. He could easily move over to 1st base if the injury does have some bigger long term effects. With the great salary situation the White Sox are in, they could make a big move for a third baseman in free agency, such as Nolan Arenado or Anthony Rendon in the next 2 years if Burger is forced to move across the diamond.
2) I am a supporter of Nicky Delmonico. He had a tough start to his professional career with the Orioles and Brewers, but I am very glad the White Sox nabbed him when they did. The batted ball profile of Delmonico shows he has a higher ceiling than we all originally believed. I have some concerns about his contact rates because he makes soft contact about 27% of the time while also, but he hits a good amount of line drives without a heavy ground ball percent. Nicky pulls the ball a ton, which will lead to some lower BABIP luck, since teams shift to counteract heavy pull hitters. If he can start hitting the ball to all fields a little bit more, he could end up as the everyday left fielder or DH once the higher end prospects come to the majors. I am pretty confident in Delmonico for the long term.
3) Fulmer is a tough one to evaluate. The Sox organization believed he was going to slide right into a rotation spot out of college because he has a good four-pitch mix. Ever since he got into the minor league system however, the control has been lacking at every level of the minors and in the majors. The control is what kills him because he quickly gets behind in counts and gives all the advantage to the hitter. Even if his final 5 games in 2017, Fulmer's ERA was 1.35, but all of his peripherals point to some huge regression. He had 9 walks compared to 17 strikeouts and his FIP and xFIP were 3.76 and 5.51 respectively. His four-seamer and changeup were the pitches that got hit the hardest last year as shown here:
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His secondary pitches have improved since 2016, but you can't let opponents hit your fastball and changeup that well. It doesn't allow you to set up the breaking pitches if you can't use or locate your fastball well. There is definitely some potential to be a starter there. With Rodon out until June at the earliest, Fulmer will have his chance to settle into a rotation spot and maybe that set schedule will help Fulmer find his groove.
/u/Robification: Do you think Giolito's ceiling is still top of the rotation? Also what do you think is real about Avisail?
Lucas Giolito is an interesting case. The Nationals really messed him up with the way they toyed with his mechanics along with bouncing him between the minors and majors in 2016. The White Sox have been doing all they can to get him back to his original mindset when he was dominating opponents. The strikeouts aren't there like they used to be, but in his 7 starts with the ballclub last year he was able to induce a ground ball 45% of the time. That is important in today's game with the way the ball is flying out of the park over the past year and a half. I don't think the ceiling is as high as it once was for Lucas, but he could certainly end up as an SP2 with the way he has been growing in the majors. He still needs to improve his curveball a bit as he surrendered an .868 OPS to opponents in his 7 starts in the majors last year.
As for Avisail Garcia, there are some things I like. The .330 batting average clearly isn't for real as showcased by his league leading .392 batting average of balls in play or BABIP. A sustainable BABIP sits between .300 and .320. The power with Avi is real and he could even add to it, if he is able to add some more loft to his swing. He currently hits ground balls over half the time he is at the plate. Avi's contact profile is excellent with him only making soft contact around 15% of the time, but his biggest roadblock to becoming a better hitter is the ground ball rate. We know Avi is built to be a doubles and home run hitter at 6 foot 4 and 240 pounds, but there needs to tinker with his swing to incorporate more loft to his game.
/u/EzPesos: What are your expectations for Michael Kopech this year?
Michael Kopech is clearly one of the biggest names for the rebuild with the Chris Sale trade being just over a year ago. He has made such strides from the time he was dealt to Chicago in terms of control and pure ability. Sox fans have heard a lot about how badly Kopech wants to be one of the best pitchers in baseball and I think he can do it. It isn't just because he can throw 100+ mph, but also the fact that he is a real competitor.
Control was a problem for him in 2017 early on, but the Sox front office and Kopech himself kept challenging him to improve his strikeout to walk ratio. He did just that as the time went on and it really shows in his final 6 starts of the year, 3 in AA and 3 in AAA. In those final 6 starts, Kopech had a stellar 46:8 strikeout to walk rate with a 1.50 ERA.
I clearly wouldn't expect that out of him in his first trip to the majors. I would expect Kopech (and Jimenez) to be up sometime around late July, which would put him around 11 or 12 starts with the club. In those 12 starts, I have my expectations set at him putting up a 9.0 K/9 and a 3.5 BB/9 or less. I am not so worried about the ERA initially because we know he has the talent, but he can't be passing out walks like hot cakes in the majors. If he is able to put together an ERA below 4.00 and a WHIP below 1.30, I would be perfectly happy for his rookie debut.
/u/Abradolf_Lincler1: Right now Rick Hahn has been regarded as a great GM for what he has done for the Sox in terms of return for MLB talent and ushering in a new vision. My question is where is the line drawn between success and failure? Is it a World Series ring? A playoff birth? A winning season? Overwhelming success is a title, but where does the success point start?
So there are two questions here. Let's start with the difference between success and failure. The difference between failure and success is ultimately whether or not they are able to win a ring with their core group of players, such as Kopech, Jimenez, and Moncada. If they can't win a ring, then this whole rebuild will be a waste. Every team wants to win a championship, but the first thing you have to do to get there is make it to the playoffs.
That is where the success point starts. The point of the rebuild is to build the team from the minors on up. You want to use the minors as a ground floor so when they get called up together, they have the experience of playing together while knowing each other's strengths and weaknesses. Then when the youth gets to the major leagues, you continue to draft well and add to the depth of the organization so you don't have to constantly buy middling guys in free agency, the way the Sox used to. Success begins by making the playoffs for the first year, which could realistically be in 2019. After that, the bar for success changes every year because you don't want the team to stall in the same spot, like the Washington Nationals. Once you make the playoffs, the bar moves to winning the ALDS, then the ALCS, and so on until you win the whole thing. The whole point of a rebuild is to give yourself as many opportunities to win the World Series as you possibly can.
/u/bullsfan94: Probably not a fun one to answer but…. there will almost certainly be at least one of these White Sox top prospects that ends up being a "bust"… if you had to guess one, who will it be and why?
If I had to pick someone that was currently in the White Sox top 10 prospects that ends up a bust, it would be Carson Fulmer. I know a lot of people aren't that high on Blake Rutherford because of his down year in 2017, but he is only 20 years old and has more room to grow.
As for Carson Fulmer, he was touted to be a great college arm that could slide into the major league rotation shortly after being drafted. Unfortunately, we have seen how that has worked out. He has a great mix of 4 different pitches as I mentioned earlier, but he hasn't fooled batters with his fastball or changeup. That coupled with the inability to throw his secondary offerings for strikes allows opponents to sit on the fastball every time they come to the plate. Fulmer likely ends up in the bullpen as a middle reliever, which to me would be a bust because of the hype that surrounded him when he was drafted. He could still be an effective bullpen piece once the Sox are competitive, but that starter potential is fading quickly it seems.
The season is nearly upon us and the White Sox front office and fans are ready to see Yoan Moncada, Lucas Giolito, and the rest of the kids take the field in games that actually matter. I will be back next month to cover any questions that White Sox fans might have. There are always new storylines being made every day as the season progresses. You can follow me on Twitter @DadSox for all the White Sox news and fantasy baseball news. Thank you once again /r/whitesox for all the great questions!


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Thursday marked China's first Constitution Day which was created to heighten public awareness of the law. Various places across China have held activities to mark the day. Elementary and high school students participated in lectures on China's constitution, while others watched movies, participated in mock court trials and law-related performances on stage.
The country's top legislature announced the creation of Constitution Day on November 1. Prior to that, the initiative was put forward at a key meeting of the Communist Party of China in October on comprehensively advancing the rule of law. The day is meant to educate the public, but it is not a holiday where people cab take the day off.
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