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GREEN BAY, Wis.– Heather Storm's name would serve as the perfect marque for a star meteorologist on The Weather Channel, but the 2006 Westminster grad took her degree in broadcasting and her voice to radio. She's an on-air personality at WKSZ in Green Bay, Wisconsin. WCN reporter Hanna Erdmann's podcast traces Storm's story back to her days in campus radio where she discovered her passion.
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Hanna Erdmann: Heather Storm or known as her DJ name Poodle for her curly blonde hair started here in New Wilmington in two thousand eight. She currently works as an on-air personality for WKSZ in Green Bay Wisconsin. However, being a radio personality was not her first choice when she first started the major.
Heather Storm: "I considered a little bit of news producing but I knew I didn't have what it takes to be like on air for TV but I considered like, I mean I'm sure I applied to my senior year for some news producer positions but I never got any of those and nothing like that ever worked out and I knew radio was what I wanted to do so that's what I put most energy into."
Hanna Erdmann: Storm could discover her passion while working on Titan Radio. By her senior year, she was program director. Her experience at Westminster applies to many of her current responsibilities today.
Heather Storm: "I was familiar with looking at the charts for music when I was program director at Titan Radio and that is what I do now and obviously, things are a little different and there's a little more to it now but there's that and just also being on air component like the basics stay the same so I mean things that I learned in Titan Radio ten plus years ago still apply today."
Hanna Erdmann: We even talked a little bit more on her time here at Westminster. "What made your Westminster experience special to you?"
Heather Storm: "Just being able to be so hands on and doing the live remotes that we would to from Relay for Life and just different events."
Hanna Erdmann: But being a broadcast student wasn't all she was a part of.
Heather Storm: "I was a Phi Mu…there was a couple broadcasters in my sorority…I still talk to pretty much all of them on Facebook and everything."
Hanna Erdmann: And we then started discussing her love for Harry Potter.
"And we actually found out through a little bit of research and some stalking that you are a harry potter fan."
Heather Storm: "Oh, yeah!"
Hanna Erdmann: "We wanted to know if you're books or movies?"
Heather Storm: "I like both."
Hanna Erdmann: "Uh okay awesome. And we wanted to know if you knew what house you were in?"
Heather Storm: "OH, definitely Gryffindor."
Hanna Erdmann: "That's really cool. Have you ever been to the Harry Potter World at Universal Studios?"
Heather Erdmann: "Yeah. I went to universal last year and I didn't realize that, I thought it was a whole separate park, I didn't realize it was inside Universal and like kind of lit, so I'm like "well, here I am. Have you ever been there?"
Hanna Erdmann: This then sparked another conversation.
"Uh yes, I actually live in Florida."
Heather Storm: "Oh, okay what part are you from?"
Hanna Erdmann: "So, I'm there a lot, I'm from, I'm just outside of Tampa."
Heather Storm: "Oh okay, alright so do you know the Tampa bay storm, the arena"
Hanna Erdmann: "Yes!"
Heather Storm: "Okay. My grandma lived in umm New Port Richey, so I always grew up going there all the time."
Hanna Erdmann: "I live in that county. I live in the opposite side of that county."
Heather Storm: "Oh yeah! That's awesome, that's crazy."
Hanna Erdmann: "Aw yes so, it's a small world."
But in all seriousness, I wanted to know what advice she would give current broadcasting students at Westminster.
She explained how students should do more than just Titan Radio.
Heather Storm graduated in 2008 with a degree in Broadcast Communications.
Heather Storm: "People in the radio world don't take college radio seriously. Like if you have it on your resume, which obviously I did and people do. Especially if you don't have anything to put on it yet they are like it doesn't really count."
Hanna Erdmann: Her words of wisdom summed up what she believes every broadcasting student should know.
Heather Storm: "Umm just keep going that's just try to learn everything you can, I know that's cliché, everybody says that, but definitely if you can get an internship like as soon as you can, don't wait until your like senior year or anything do as many as you can and develop a lot of relationships, especially online with people all over the county umm I know like I started just talking to a lot of different jocks umm and program directors through whatever different, different social media, and umm that's how you build relationships and then you start taking about job openings and all of a sudden you're friends and you know somebody that's would be good for this position and they're asking you for your opinion or you're available and they're looking to see if you'd apply so that's what I would recommend that's really the best connections."
Hanna Erdmann: Everyone here starts with Titan radio.
Storm encourages getting involved in what they want to do beyond the radio station. That success is achieved by being persistent and continuing to push and become better. From Titan Radio to now Heather Storm has been able to get to where she wanted to be.
Heather Storm: "I like where I am at now. This is the happiest with the position I've ever been in."
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"Are we prepared to say that such violence visited on our children year after year after year is somehow the price of our freedom?" These words, asked of the American people less than a week ago by President Barack Obama, echo a plea repeated by civilized peoples, and dramatized in literature, at least as far back as the ancient Greek city-states.
You must understand: Literature and film only present extreme manifestations of what regular human beings endure every day. They amplify everyday experience. In short, they only exaggerate, but they do not change the basic truths.
Oedipus, in fear of his own inadequacy, called for a scapegoat because a plague had come to Thebes: "Whoever he may be, cast him out!" And his mandate did not stop short of murder. In the first post from this series, Zombie Apocalypse Now, I alluded briefly to this horrific phenomenon of human sacrifice, which people today foolishly dismiss as a relic of the historical past, or unique to primitive cultures. No–we do it here, and now. We did it on December 14, 2012, in Newtown CT. We? Yes, every one of us has a share of that guilt, as long as we remain silent, and await the next event.
WE resist change. WE fear our own vulnerability. WE are too selfish to trade personal safety for the good of our society. You can insist on conjuring a demon of chaos, and calling him Adam Lanza, or Seung-Hui Cho, or Eric Harris, or Dylan Kleybold. But you still have to answer either one of two questions: Either, What contribution are you making–no matter how small an act–to take his weapons away, OR: What will you call him next year?
Because it was never more truly said than in this case: If you are not part of the solution, you are part of the problem.
In that earlier post, I made this claim: "The plot archetype beneath the collective and individual struggle for survival emerges as what Campbell called the Scapegoat Myth, wherein other human beings are sacrificed impulsively for one's own personal safety/comfort (as in the all-too-human pushing of someone aside to escape the pursuing [Zombie] horde), or ritualistically, for the supposed good of the community at large, as simply told in the classic Shirley Jackson tale "The Lottery," or most recently convoluted by Joss Whedon in his Cabin in the Woods (2011). In such tales, Man is revealed as the most monstrous Thing of them all, because alone among created beings does he turn on his own kind – zombies, aliens, pirahna, at least, do not eat each other. But a man will slay his brother, or steal his life savings, or repossess his house, or covet his wife. All in slavish worship of his insatiable hunger."
This archetype is so compelling within the collective unconscious–sustained by guilt–that it resurfaces in a slightly different form of storytelling, every few years. It has to. The plague (perceived first as an external threat) takes many forms, such as a monster like the Kraken, or Witches in Salem, or Communists, or the shark from Jaws, or terrorists, or serial killer (as in Stephen King's televised novel Storm of the Century: "Give me what I want and I'll go away" demands the murderer, in bloody wall-script. By the time such a demand–"Price," to use Obama's apt word–is actually named, fearful citizens will go to any length to satisfy it. Not coincidentally, King's villain wanted children too. The innocent, the virgin, the young, are so much easier to digest than the corrupt adults.
Like Martin Luther King before him, it has now become clear to our nation's leader that the plague on U.S. society is violence (guns are simply one of its limbs.) And if we cannot, all in one day, lop off the head of the beast, then a limb ought to make a good start.
Witness the fearful public reaction, even before U.S. leaders make any concrete decree. Hiding behind the ambiguity of the Constitution, and mindless sloganeering: "Pry it from my cold, dead hands," as if they really had that kind of courage. A true person of courage would not be ready to so easily commit the lives of others he'll never know, and on a regular basis, to staunch the flow of piss down his own leg, because he can't imagine life without the power to kill within reach.
I'm the last person to advocate for relinquishing control over my personal affairs to government lawmakers. If you love your guns–and more likely you love them as anyone loves any material object, simply because its yours and thus has value–and if you believe in the right to keep and bear arms promised in the Second Amendment of the Bill of Rights–good. Insist lawmakers make sensible distinctions, and not some fascist, blanket mandate. Trade in your pistols and automatic rifles for a deer rifle, or shotgun, or even a compound bow. You can still hunt game and bar the door against intruders with those, and they are not likely to ever be hidden under a coat or smuggled into a school.
Are we really going to roll over, as a nation of 300 million people, and say that this plague, this monster, is too tough for all of us combined? If another nation of millions attacked us, we would not hesitate to rise up in wrath, before we sent a single, innocent child in our stead. But that is a solution of violence. Do we dare seek a solution of peace? Do we dare model for our children the way of courage, and not fear? Do we have the guts? Are we willing to pay THAT price?


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Brent crude for April delivery dropped $2.23 to $113.71 at 1pm after reassurances from Europe and the US that violence in Libya will not affect Western supply. It was also helped by Colonel Gaddafi asking Algeria to mediate with the UN Security Council to obtain a lifting of sanctions against Tripoli.
In early trading on Thursday Brent crude rose 53 cents to $116.47, following strong gains on Wednesday that saw the price per barrel jump from $112 to $116.
Global markets have been hit by the fighting. The Dow Jones industrial average fell 1.29 to 12,213.09, while the FTSE 100 dropped 37.46 points to 59.37.3 on Wednesday. Asian shares slipped in early trading on Thursday.
Libya, which produces 2pc of the world's oil supply, has been rocked by air strikes and artillery fire against rebel strongholds in recent days.
Anti-government fighters have retreated back to the oil town of Ras Lanuf amid a series of explosions that struck pipeline facilities. Tanks of forces loyal to Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi also closed in on the rebel-held main square of Zawiyah on Wednesday.
Rebel medics have said at least 400 people have died and 2,000 have been wounded in eastern Libya since the trouble started.
Economists are concerned that such uprisings, which have already hit Egypt and Tunisia, will spread to Saudi Arabia, the world's largest oil producer.
"If it continues to spread, Middle East tensions may reach a point where a war could start and that could ignite an incredible rally [in oil prices]," said Ryoma Furumi, a commodities sales manager at Newedge Japan.
Saudi activists have called on Facebook for a "Day of Rage" on March 11, despite the penalty of lashing for street protests.
Libya's slide into civil war has already cut oil shipments by 1m barrels per day, slicing into the world's safety margin. The International Energy Agency (IEA) said the Saudis had covered the short-fall, though Saudi heavy oil is a poor substitute for Libya's "sweet" crude.
However, analysts suspect the kingdom had already boosted output to 9m bpd before disruptions in Libya, and has not in fact added much net supply.
Fatih Birol, the IEA's chief economist, warned that investments in fresh oil fields across the Middle East "may be deferred for years. The age of cheap oil is over."
Meanwhile, Guenther Oettinger, European Energy Commissioner, said the EU is in no danger of an oil shortagey.
"In the entire European market ... we get only 2pc of our oil from Libya, so we are not vulnerable to blackmail from Gaddafi," he told Deutschlandfunk radio.
"We have considerable resources - many months ago we started stocking oil in Europe, and the market is flexible. He depends on us, not us on him."
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Top ten worst dives in modern-day football
Football rules, that were made to help the players on the pitch, have seen some of the individuals taking advantage of those rules to showcase their acting chops. While some were convincing enough to fool both the audience and the referees, some of them were flat out fails.
From the golden days where players like Terry Butcher and Franz Beckenbauer played on with blood-soaked jerseys and dislocated shoulders, we have arrived where footballers are so sensitive that a blade of grass pointing otherwise is enough to bring them to the ground. Even a single empty water bottle is enough to cause a simultaneous concussion to three players. With officials having to keep an eye on a million things, it becomes difficult to spot the actual culprit at the precise moment. But thanks to modern technology, the
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9. Neymar (Santos vs Gremio - 2012 Brazilian League)
Neymar gained the world's sympathy after being kicked in the spine by Colombia's Juan Zuniga in the 2014 World Cup, but the fans of Brazilian club Gremio remember him well for his diving antics back in 2012. Despite being a great dribbler of the ball, the then Santos winger often relied on his play acting to get the better of his opponents. With his lanky frame often fooling the referees, Neymar timed his dives to perfection. Gremio defender Werley charged towards Neymar near the corner and flicked a leg at him. Neymar immediately jumped in the air and went down rolling in pain. The referee booked a shocked Werley, and Santos scored their fourth goal of the game from the resultant free-kick. Kids looking up to Neymar as a role-model-- please do not try this at home or the ground.
8. Rivaldo (Brazil vs Turkey - 2002 World Cup)
Doctors are still researching on how a kick to the stomach can affect a player's facial muscles after this incident. In the 2002 World Cup, Brazil were in front with a slender 2-1 lead in their first group-stage encounter against Turkey. Turkish fans were already angry at Selecao winger Rivaldo for the dismissal of Alpay Fehmi Özalan, who then tried to see out the final minutes of the injury time instead of taking a Brazilian corner. With already a man down, Turkey reacted angrily when Hakan Ünsal kicked the ball towards Rivaldo hitting him in the abdominal region. But surprisingly, Rivaldo went down clutching his face and referee Kim Young-Joo sent off Ünsal with a second booking of the match. Though it was a legit red card for the Turk, Rivaldo clutching his face is still ridiculed by many.
7. Cristiano Ronaldo (Manchester United vs Chelsea – 2008 Premier League)
Despite being one of the best players in the history of the game, Cristiano Ronaldo also has the reputation of going down easily. It is also not the first time that the Real Madrid man makes his appearance on this list. In a match against Chelsea, Ronaldo tried to shake off Frank Lampard with a sharp turn in order to start a United counter attack. But after being closed down by the midfielder, Ronaldo fell to the ground in a theatrical fashion in an attempt to break down the play. But the Portuguese was left embarrassed when he found out that the referee did not buy his act and tried to cover it up by gesturing that he was alright. If you want to see how guilty Ronaldo was, just look at Frank Lampard's smile in the video.
6. David Luiz (Chelsea vs Manchester United – 2013 Premier League)
This one deserves to be among the top moments of the 2012-13 season. Chelsea were leading 1-0 in the final minutes of a dead rubber against United. Red Devils' fullback Rafael and Chelsea's David Luiz were involved in a tussle, and Rafael seemed to have elbowed his fellow Brazilian once, to which Luiz did not react but continued to fight for the ball. But a second later, Luiz went down clutching his ankle and then looked at cameras with a cunning grin on his face. Rafael was sent off with two minutes from time, Sir Alex Ferguson blasted David Luiz after the match for the absurdly theatrical dive, but it was harmless for United's league fortunes having sealed the title before the Chelsea game. Why Luiz had to dive at that totally unnecessarily moment? No one knows except for the Brazilian himself.
5. Pepe (Real Madrid vs Atletico Madrid – 2016 Champions League Final)
Pepe is known to be one of the most physical defenders in the game but his laughably bad acting skills put him to shame in the recent final in Lisbon against Atletico Madrid. Referee Mark Clattenburg was in a perfect position to see the players when Pepe went down softly inside the box after receiving a shoulder from Felipe Luiz. The Blancos defender then lied on the ground, before Luiz bent down to check if his opponent was alright. Much to the referee's amusement, Pepe rolled on the pitch acting like he was slapped on his face. Clattenburg then walked up to the centre-half issuing a stern warning him against pathetic attempts to waste time. Well Done, Clattenburg!
4. Nicolas Otamendi (Manchester City vs Leicester City- 2015 Premier League)
Nicolas Otamendi has become the mainstay of the Manchester City defence with his aggressive tackling and sharp reading of the game. But when a man built like an ox gets knocked over by thin air, the audience have all the right to have a good laugh at him. In an attempt to defend a set-piece against Leicester City, Otamendi tried to get ahead of his opposite centre-half Robert Huth. Otamendi ran into Huth's outstretched arm, which the grazed his shoulder slightly and Argentine went down clutching his face to hide his made-up agony. As expected, he was slammed by both City and Leicester fans for his awful dive.
3. Cristiano Ronaldo (Real Madrid vs Ac Milan – 2010 Champions League)
Even Tommy Wiseau's acting in the movie "The Room" was more convincing than this poor attempt from Cristiano Ronaldo. When you are running for the award of World Best Player and do this, it is furthermore embarrassing. In the Champions League group stage match against AC Milan, Ronaldo was chasing a long ball down the left wing, when Milan's fullback Ignazio Abate boxed the forward to force the ball out of play. The defender then tried to get back the ball for a throw-in when Ronaldo suddenly went down in apparent pain. The Milan players were left fuming at this reaction from a player of Ronaldo's stature and had to control their captain Gennaro Gattuso to stop him going for the Portuguese's throat. Act as much as you want Cristiano, but make sure Gattuso isn't around.
2. Sergio Busquets (Barcelona vs Inter Milan- 2010 Champions League Semifinals)
Simply put, this effort from Barcelona's Sergio Busquets is Oscar level. Barcelona were shut out in the second leg of the semifinal by Jose Mourinho's Inter Milan, and in an attempt to force an error from Inter, Sergio Busquets pulled off this best dive. Inter's Thiago Motta seemed to have put a hand across the midfielder's neck while trying to haul him off the ball, to which Busquets went down clutching his face. Replays clearly showed that the Spain international slowly peeking in from behind his hands to see if the referee had punished the Italian. Motta was sent off, but Barcelona
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Duplantier, Varsho have D-backs on the rise
As far as talent's concerned, season shows system isn't a desert
By Josh Jackson / MiLB.com | October 2, 2017 10:30 AM
This offseason, MiLB.com is taking a look at the most outstanding campaigns by players in each system across Minor League Baseball and honoring the players -- regardless of age or prospect status -- who had the best seasons in their organization.
Not long ago, the Arizona system appeared more noteworthy for what it had lost than what it was building. That's no longer the case. The D-backs, who improved from 69 victories in the Majors in 2016 to 93 this season, were mostly winners across the Minors, and several youngsters established themselves as legitimate prospects.
"We have really good, talented players, and the staff is in place," Arizona vice president of player development Mike Bell said.
D-backs affiliates sported a 455-454 record overall, but minus the complex teams in the Rookie-level Arizona League and Dominican Summer League, the system was 407-375 (.520). Triple-A Reno, Class A Kane County, Class A Short Season Hillsboro and Rookie-level Missoula Osprey all reached the playoffs.
Undeniably, solid Drafts have played a part in this success. In addition to those listed below, Matt Tabor, Drew Ellis, Anfernee Grier and Taylor Clarke show Arizona's acquired plenty of potential via that route. But the D-backs have also developed less obvious talents into serious assets and signed former fringe players who have made big leaps since then.
D-backs Organization All-Stars
Catcher -- Daulton Varsho, Hillsboro (50 games): The 68th overall pick this year, Varsho led the Class A Short Season Northwest League in slugging (.534) and tied for first in extra-base hits (26) while finishing fifth in average (.311). That's impressive for any young hitter, but for a catcher's first crack at professional ball, it's sensational.
"I think he had a pretty good idea of the pro game, growing up and coming from his family," Bell said of the son of eight-year big league veteran Gary Varsho. "It was an easy transition for him. The offensive side of his game is incredible. I don't know if everybody knows it, but Hillsboro is not a very offensive environment, and look at what he did there.
"He has incredible athleticism. I'd heard about his athleticism, then seeing it in person, it's impressive. He caught well, received well, blocked the ball. He did it all. It was an amazing season."
First baseman -- Christian Walker, Reno (133 games), Arizona (11 games): The D-backs became Walker's fourth organization of the year after they grabbed him with a late March waiver claim. In arguably the best offensive performance by any Minor Leaguer this season, he claimed Pacific Coast League MVP honors while leading the loop in RBIs (114, also tops in the Minors) and games (133) and second in hits (159), extra-base knocks (75), runs (104) and total bases (307). He also tied for second in homers (32).
Video: Aces' Walker swats 31st homer
"He's a talented hitter. He worked on his approach and he has a belief in his swing," Bell said. "He's got lots of confidence and he played well all summer. Now he's playing well for us [in the Majors]."
Honorable mention: Pavin Smith, the No. 7 overall pick this year, is the club's top prospect and MLB.com's No. 62 overall prospect. He batted .318/.401/.415 over 51 games for the Hops.
Second baseman -- Ildemaro Vargas, AZL (two games), Reno (113 games), Arizona (12 games): The switch-hitting sparkplug of the Aces led the PCL with 35 doubles and was fourth with 152 hits while putting up a .312/.355/.462 line, and he struck out only 40 times all season. Vargas spent eight years in the Cardinals organization before the D-backs signed him out of independent ball.
"You know the other side -- he's grateful for the opportunity to play," Bell said. "He brings fresh energy to the ballpark every day, and he's a blast to watch. He's infectious with his teammates, and he was good on offense and on defense."
Third baseman -- Marty Herum, Visalia (87 games), Jackson (43 games): Herum won the California League Home Run Derby in front of a Visalia crowd that initially fell in love with him in the 2016 season, but it was his consistency across two levels this year that earned him this spot. He reached base at a .356 clip in the Cal League, then hung tough for a .314 OBP with 14 extra-base hits during his first chance at Double-A ball. He batted .302 with 37 doubles between the two leagues.
"Marty's a good player, just a good, solid all-around player," Bell said. "He's a good fielder, and he has a great approach at the plate. He never tries to do too much or gets in over his head -- he knows himself."
Shortstop -- Ketel Marte, Reno (70 games), Arizona (73 games): The D-backs had just three players amass 530 innings at the position in the Minors, and one of them -- Sergio Alcantara -- was traded to the Tigers in July. Marte was one of the other two, and the former Futures Game selectee batted .338/.391/.514 in the PCL before establishing himself as the everyday shortstop in the Majors.
Honorable mention: Jack Reinheimer posted a .969 fielding percentage over 533 1/3 frames at short for Reno. He also batted .278/.341/.351.
Outfielders -- Oswaldo Arcia, AZL (three games), (Reno 93 games): A veteran player who's had good Minor League seasons in the past, Arcia put together his best campaign yet, doing it almost entirely at the Triple-A level. Although he was sent to the disabled list just before the playoffs, he led the PCL in OBP (.410) and slugging percentage (.639) and was second in home runs-to-AB ratio while posting a .326 average.
"We signed him as a free agent and we knew he could hit. He did," Bell said. "He played well in the outfield too. ... He had an incredible season."
Zach Borenstein, Reno (122 games): After hitting a total of nine homers in two fewer PCL games last year, Borenstein popped 24 this season.
"He's always had raw power. He got more consistent at-bats and he made the most of it," Bell said. "He's been to that league, and repeating that level, he played with confidence. He has as much raw power as anybody."
His increase in dingers came as he boosted his OBP from .337 last year to .351 this season.
Marcus Wilson, Kane County (103 games): Wilson was tied for second in the Midwest League with a .295 average and his .383 on-base percentage was second. He also stole 15 bases and slugged 21 doubles, five triples and nine home runs. This was quite a splash for his first full season; the 21-year-old California native was a Collective Balance Round B pick out of high school in 2014.
Video: Wilson clubs homer for Cougars
"It's a credit to him -- for two-and-a-half years, he was in extended spring. That's tough, but he learned a lot and made the most of his time there," Bell said. "His approach was always good -- that was never an issue. We were just letting his body catch up to him."
Utility/DH -- Kevin Cron, Jackson (138 games): More a second first baseman and designated hitter option than a true utilityman, Cron was the Southern League MVP and D-backs Minor League Player of the Year. No wonder. He led the SL in homers (25), RBIs (91), extra-base hits (60) and games (138) while finishing second in hits (146), doubles (35) and slugging (.497). After 2014 14th-rounder showed similar power but struggled to hit consistently at the same level last year, this was exactly the campaign the D-backs wanted from him.
"For sure," the VP of player development said. "He changed his approach at the plate and committed to it all year full out, and because of that, he had a great year. He got on base, he drove the ball, his average was good. And he played great defense all year."
Right-handed starting pitcher -- Jon Duplantier, Kane County (13 games, 12 starts), Visalia (12 starts): A 2016 third-round pick who made just one appearance last year, Duplantier led the Minor Leagues with a 1.39 ERA. He went 12-3 and struck out 165 over 136 innings across Class A and Class A Advanced ball.
Video: Visalia's Duplantier gets eighth whiff
Could anything have gone better for the Rice product this season?
"No, I don't think so," Bell said. "He actually finished stronger than he started, and that's a credit to him, because it's up to him to do the work every day. We can tell him what to do, encourage him, guide him, but it's him who has to do it. He kept his body in shape, worked to keep his delivery consistent and stayed disciplined all year."
Left-handed starting pitcher -- Cody Reed, Kane County (eight starts), Visalia (17 starts): Shut down with arm fatigue after a fairly rough Cal League stint last year, Reed rebounded with a dominant first couple months in the Midwest League and a much stronger return to the Rawhide. Overall, he went 8-2 with a 3.17 ERA while punching out 139 over 136 1/3 innings. That campaign was above and beyond what the D-backs wanted for the 21-year-old southpaw this year, which was "just to stay healthy."
"We believe he's got the stuff to perform, and we always have, so [we wanted him] to keep himself in shape, to keep his body in shape, to be mentally strong and get through the year. He did that," Bell said. "You talk about young high-school guys, it takes a while sometimes [for them to get acclimated to pro ball]."
Relief pitcher -- Colin Poche, Kane County (13 games), Visalia (18 games): A 23-year-old left-hander picked out of Dallas Baptist in the 14th round last year, Poche zipped through the Midwest League and the Cal League in his first full pro year and first prolonged stint working exclusively out of the bullpen. He held opposing hitters to a .174 average with 81 strikeouts over 50 1/3 innings. He was rewarded with an assignment to the Arizona Fall League.
"He had a great year, and going to the Fall League this quickly, that's going to be a big boost to his confidence," Bell said. "We'll look for him to keep doing the same thing. He's a really consistent person, a hard worker, and we believe he'll have a good fall."
Honorable mention: Jimmie Sherfy appeared in 44 games for Reno (44 games), finishing second in the PCL with 20 saves, and pitched his way into the big league bullpen.
Josh Jackson is a contributor to MiLB.com. Follow and interact with him on Twitter, @JoshJacksonMiLB. This story was not subject to the approval of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues or its clubs.View More


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After years of divisive politics, far too many Canadians' voices felt marginalized or ignored. Canada must do better – whether it is with a new relationship of respect and partnership with Indigenous Peoples, greater accessibility and opportunities for Canadians with disabilities, or stronger inclusion of young Canadians, LGBTQ2+ Canadians, new Canadians, and other diverse communities. This Real Change at Work panel will consider how a more inclusive, open government and renewed democratic institutions can help shape a more united and hopeful Canada.
Featured Panelists
- The Hon. Mélanie Joly
- The Hon. Maryam Monsef
- The Hon. Carla Qualtrough
- The Hon. Carolyn Bennett
- Peter Schiefke, MP
Moderated by: Gary Anandasangree, MP


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Return versus Risk
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Stocks selected are Royal Bank of Canada and Suncor are the stocks chosen.
In two paragraphs, describe the concept of "return versus risk" and explain how you would use it in selecting a new investment portfolio. Explain how and why you used (or did not use) this concept when you chose your original two stocks. In your explanation, ensure that you answer the following questions:
1. What would you do differently if you were to choose another two stocks for your portfolio? Explain your answer.
2. What specific actions could you take in the future when choosing stock investments to reduce risk and increase the reward in your portfolio?
Solution Preview
The risk/return principle states that if an investor is willing to take on a higher risk level, then the investor has every reason to expect a higher return. In essence, the higher the risk, the higher the return expected (but not necessarily obtained). With higher risk comes the possibility of higher losses as well. So when we look at the concept of risk, we have to come to terms with the amount of risk we are willing to accept. Low risk in the current market translates to an expected return in the range of 2-4%; moderate risk translates to 4-6%; high risk translates to 7% and above. Now if we look at the two stocks selected above, we notice the following:
SUNCOR: Current price is $31.59, with the 52 week hi and lo at $37.37 - $25.95 (so the current price is just about midway between the two. The beta is 1.86, which indicates that the portfolio of this firm is considerably out performing the market. The one year target price is $42.39, which represents a return (before taxes) of approximately 35% if the target price is realized (this would not be considered a low risk scenario - especially since it is a foreign stock and it is in the mining sector, which is notoriously dependent upon the economy.
ROYAL BANK: Current price is $62.94, with the 52 week high and low at $63.76 - $46.80 (so it ...
Solution Summary
This discussion focuses on the ability and prospect of investing in foreign stocks for a risk averse investor. It deals with the return on the investment, the risk involved, and options to consider in order to reduce the risk while increasing the over all return.


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Virginia Beach law enforcement is cracking down on the spread of illegal drugs in our community, and anyone who is arrested for the crime of drug distribution will be confronted with aggressive prosecution. Section 18.2-248 of the Virginia Code describes the specific penalties available to the court in punishing both distribution and possession with intent to distribute a controlled substance.
For drugs that have been included in Schedule I or II of the Controlled Substances Act, such as the following, the penalty for distribution is between 5 and 40 years in prison and a $500,000 fine.
You will also have a criminal record that can make it difficult to pass a background check for employment in the future, seriously limiting your opportunities.
Call (757) 447-0080 to learn more about how our drug crime lawyer can defend you.
There are several effective criminal defense strategies that may come into play during your case. Your Virginia Beach criminal defense attorney can examine the circumstances of the investigation against you and the arrest to determine if your constitutional rights against unreasonable search and seizure were violated.
If the arresting officer did not have probable cause or a search warrant, as is common in arrests for drug offenses, your Fifth Amendment rights may lead to the case being dropped. It may also be possible to prove your innocence, through a lack of evidence against you or other factors. After an in depth consultation, your Virginia Beach drug crime attorney will help you find the best approach for fighting the charges.
When you have been charged with distribution of drugs, the most important thing you can do is to speak with a Virginia Beach criminal defense attorney. The lead attorney at JRLaw PLC worked for 15 years as a police officer, and at our firm we do not recommend speaking about your case to investigators without the presence of your legal counsel.
Any statement you make can potentially be used to build the evidence against you. We strongly believe in obtaining justice for the accused, and we will fight to defend your rights anywhere in Virginia Beach or surrounding cities.
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Court Vision: Breaking down The Kyle Lowry dilemma
Kyle Lowry is at the crux of a difficult decision for the Raptors. (Streeter Lecka/Getty Images)
• The relationship between impending free agency and the trade market can be complex, particularly for a team like the Raptors that hasn't yet decided its organizational direction. Toronto could follow through on the dissolution of its current roster (by trading Kyle Lowry in particular), banking on a strategy that would land as high a draft pick and as many future assets as possible. Alternatively, the Raptors could look to take advantage of their recent sprint and the sad state of the Eastern Conference, both of which have aligned rather nicely to give Toronto a chance to secure a high playoff seed.
That uncertainty makes it difficult to know quite what to do with Lowry, a quality player in the final year of his contract. Grantland's Zach Lowe addressed that specific quandary in the context of Toronto's greater bind:
Acquiring below-cost talent is a huge challenge in the NBA. Lowry is a difficult character, but he's a 27-year-old legit starting point guard on a $6 million expiring deal. Johnson is a solid two-way big man on an affordable contract only partially guaranteed in the final season. Those are real, valuable assets. Lowry will be a free agent after the season, which could scare off trade suitors now, but the "attitude" issues that have dogged him at every stop will deflate the value of his next contract. Flipping an asset like that for nothing — for an outside chance at a franchise player — carries an opportunity cost that is hard to swallow. Several teams, including the Rockets most recently, have shown that careful asset accumulation can serve as an alternate road map to a franchise-level star. Tossing aside assets in exchange for a low-odds lottery play is reckless in comparison — the tanking inverse of what the Knicks have done for years, mortgaging the future for low-odds plays in the present day. The Raps might lose Lowry for nothing in free agency, but they could also re-sign him on the cheap or use him as part of a sign-and-trade.
• A mantra, of sorts, for the Suns' season courtesy of GM Ryan McDonough: "Just because you haven't done it before, doesn't mean you can't do it."
• Once individuals reach a certain level of renown, Twitter becomes their own personal concierge service.
• James Harden is a wonderful basketball player, but he also plays a style that inherently challenges the attention span of the viewing audience. Andrew Lynch of Hardwood Paroxysm explains:
On a larger scale, "Harden-ball" is "Morey-ball," predicated on taking open 3s and getting to the stripe. But it's also incredibly snooze-worthy, especially on nights where Harden and the Rockets are fully dedicated to drawing as many fouls as possible; the endless parade of clock-stopping, flow-killing free throws makes for some of the most disjointed basketball this side of an under-8 Boys & Girls Club game. Again, it's completely understood that this is a right-minded approach toward winning games, the analytically correct way of going about things. But sometimes, the proper means toward an end result in the most mind-numbing journeys, Aesop's fables delivered in the dry, dense rhetoric of Immanuel Kant which puts the children to sleep long before the lesson can be learned.
• When Blazers head coach Terry Stotts met with TrueHoop's Danny Nowell to talk about his playing and coaching background, he brought a full, typed chronology of all his professional stops.
• An at-a-glance look at Dwight Howard's game-by-game performance confirms what we already knew: Howard's play is on the up-and-up relative to last season, but still well below his pre-surgery prime with Orlando.
• I touched on Detroit's tragic fourth-quarter performance in prescribing the Pistons a New Year's resolution, but the struggles are broken down a bit further and explained rather simply in this post from Detroit Bad Boys:
The sad part is, all things being equal, the Pistons are a decent team (maybe even good) for three quarters. Then in comes the fourth quarter and out goes any sense of offensive flow, sanity or logic. The latest evidence of fourth-quarter futility came Monday night against the Wizards when a 10-point lead suddenly became a five point deficit and the Pistons eventually fell 106-99.
But why do they become such a horror show? The answers are numerous but what it boils down to is this -- when your offensive game plan is based on Josh Smith and Brandon Jennings (oh, so much Brandon Jennings), you will lose.
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Designing for change, keeping customers uncomfortable
The degree to which you keep your customers uncomfortable is a choice, whether you've made the choice intentionally or not. If you're building or running a software product, figure out where you want to be on this spectrum.
This is my take on the pros and cons of frequent vs. infrequent change and how to best serve your customers based on your chosen strategy.
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Opera House Embarks On Digital Transformation Alongside Adobe
The Sydney Opera House and Adobe have kicked off a fresh two-year major partnership that will help transform the Opera House into a digital powerhouse.
The Adobe Marketing Cloud plans on giving the Opera House more opportunities and flexibility to engage with audiences and visitors, from online and through emails to mobile apps and social channels.
The new tools round out the Adobe suite for the Opera House, which continues to use Adobe's Creative Cloud across a range of design-led projects.
The partnership was born out of the fact that over 8.2 million people visit the Opera House every year, and for many their first touch point is on a screen.
Some will only visit virtually, others are planning their first visit inside the sails, their next seat at a performance or a unique dining experience. In each case, the partnership will harness the power of the Adobe Marketing Cloud and creative tools to create and deliver a timely, seamless and inspiring experience.
Beyond the adoption of Adobe's Marketing Cloud alongside Creative Cloud, the Opera House will become the venue for flagship activations and events hosted by Adobe to showcase how creativity, technology and the performing arts are soaring in the digital era.
"We live in a time where brand interactions are both physical and digital. Creating an exceptional customer experience across all touchpoints is everything and the Adobe platform will help the Sydney Opera House to engage with audiences and visitors on a level that has never before been possible," Adobe Asia Pacific president Paul Robson said.
"Sydney Opera House is an icon of creativity and Adobe is the creativity company, so the synergy between our brands is unique. Adobe is delighted to be working with Sydney Opera House on its journey of reinvention."
Sydney Opera House CEO Louise Herron AM added, "Innovation is part of the Sydney Opera House's DNA".
"This partnership is about much more than simply implementing a new marketing solution; it represents a true collaboration to realise the full potential of Adobe's technology across the Opera House and our digital visitor experience.
"Renewal is about taking that same approach to ensure this World-Heritage-listed masterpiece of human creativity continues to evolve for future generations – from the building and the art performed on its stages to the experience we offer visitors."


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Komeyakata started life as a local rice shop serving the community of Tateoka over 100 years ago and has been in the family for 5 generations. We still sell rice here, but these days we tend to send our traditionally grown, top quality rice to places like Tokyo and Osaka. Local people more often come to use our rice polishing service, or just to drink green tea and gossip.
Komeyakata guesthouse is situated on the second floor of this busy rice shop and as a community hub, its a great place to see local Japanese life.
Its a small cozy place with a relaxed 'at home' atmosphere where friendly staff can help you get the most out of your trip with their local knowledge.
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