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Middleton Outreach Ministry (MOM) - http://www.mompop.org
MOM is a local non-profit providing social service relief programs to residents of Middleton and West Madison, Wisconsin for over 30 years. All programs are provided free of charge to all neighbors in need is funded by the generosity of businesses, citizens, churches, schools, service clubs, foundations and grants.
Known affectionately as MOM throughout the community, we have several programs that make us a "one-stop-shop" for area residents in need. We have one of the most progressive food pantries in the area (including a food pantry garden, and a model that allows people to "shop" as often as they need food, effectively eliminating hunger). We also have a clothing closet and seasonal programs, and provide emergency financial assistance to cover housing, medical and other life needs. In addition, we offer ride, chore and shopping help and friendship to Seniors to help them remain independent.
We are in the midst of rebranding, as well as a website redesign. We are excited to give the organization a fresh, forward-thinking look while still honoring the solid foundation of the past 30 years of providing excellent services to the community. Because of our "MOM" name and how we've been organized in the past, we've often been thought of as "homespun". We need a new look!
We believe that our marketing is primarly older, but we would like to increase our market to the following:
• Young (16-29) – High School, college, young professionals
• Mid (30-49) – Families, successful
• Boomers (empty nesters, successful)
We also need to appeal more to area businesses and want to be known as leaders in the Madison area (or Dane County) non-profit community, as well as professional and solid. Our goal is to appear youthful and innovative while still appearing grounded and tried-and-true.
Madison is a progressive community, but divided. Our supporters are not those who are not typically involved in grass-root causes. While we would like to attract these people, in general our supporters tend to be more on the conservative end of the spectrum (in comparison with average liberal Madisonian).
We are looking for a new, fresh logo for our 30 year old non-profit.
In the past we've incorporated hands into our logo, but know that this (and hearts) are very "cliché" for the non-profit community. We want to stand out.
While our past includes a Christian affiliation, we are now a community based non-profit. Brand should not include any religious symbols or representation.
The logo should lean towards "modern and iconic" as opposed to "representational" (in other words - no actual hands, but more of a modern representation).
Please see the attached logo questionnaire / exercise.
Attached is a sample of colors we are contemplating using for our new website/branding, although we have not landed on these, so some experimentation is ok!
We would like both a print and web file. Logo needs to be able to be reversed, have a stand alone mark, and be printable in black and white (or single color). The logo can also have "MOM" in the design.
Please do not use any stock images or clip art in the logo.
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Destination guide: Iquique, Chile
Located in the far north of Chile's coast, Iquique is a thriving port city. There are many different industries that flourish here, and flights to Iquique frequently bring businessmen looking to expand their holdings.
Travel to Iquique and you will be in the heart of Chile's rich mineral country, making it a common destination for mining executives and other staff.
Iquique also offers the opportunity to experience duty free shopping at Zofri, the commercial port centers. The duty free zone includes common goods, but also restaurants, banks, warehouses, and more, in an area of just under one square mile.
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Barefoot surfers, paragliding pros, casino snobs and merchants all cross paths in the rather disarming city of Iquique. Located in a golden crescent of coastline, this city is fast becoming Chile's premier beach resort, with a glitzy casino, pleasant beachfront boardwalk, and more activities – from paragliding to sand-boarding – than any sane person can take on in a week. The big draw here, of course, are the arching swaths of pitch-perfect beach, which offer some of the best surfing – and sunbathing – around.
Refurbished Georgian-style architecture from the 19th-century mining boom is well preserved, and the Baquedano pedestrian mall sports charming wooden sidewalks. Iquique's main claim, however, is its duty-free status, with a duty-free shopping zone (zona franca), which uses the ominous sandy hills behind the town as an outlandish nighttime billboard.
The city, 1853km north of Santiago and 315km south of Arica, is squeezed between the ocean and the desolate brown coastal range rising abruptly behind it.
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Cristiano Ronaldo's hunger is as great as his talent. His persistence inPortugal's cause was inexhaustible until he scored the only goal of thisEuro 2012 quarter-final when there were only 11 minutes remaining.Czech Republic are not without skill but they were eventually pinned down by opponents who now face France or Spain in the last four.
The Portugal coach Paulo Bento could not have been pleased that technical superiority took so long to achieve the breakthrough with Ronaldo's header from a João Moutinho cross. However, he approved of the way in which his men refused to succumb to an exasperation that could have undermined them.
"We showed a great capacity to react to the Czechs," said Bento, who saluted Ronaldo. "In a dynamic game he played accordingly." The striker has three goals at the tournament. His freshness is almost as noteworthy as his talent. This has been a long season for him with Real Madrid and has included the hurt of defeat in the Champions League when he missed his penalty in the shootout that sent Bayern Munich to the final with Chelsea.
There is a persistence to Ronaldo that is not appreciated because the trappings of stardom catch the public's eye more readily than the way in which he applies himself.
Now that the tournament is moving into an advanced stage, the questioning of the surviving teams will get ever more stringent. The Czechs had at least put up a fight after being beaten 4-1 by Russia in their first match. They also had the most of whatever boldness there was in the first-half, with enough intent to ensure that Portugal's supply to Ronaldo was spasmodic. For their part, the Czechs would have been frustrated that Tomas Rosicky was stuck on the bench after being unable to recover fully from his achilles injury.
If press conferences are any guide, Bento will never be found guilty of getting anyone overexcited. You can still see in him the hard-working midfielder he once was. Bento's opposite number Michal Bilek may also have an understandable caution, considering that he might have been sacked in a trying start to the qualifers when Lithuania won in Olomouc.
In this match, he did not appear to have substantial means but Portugal were initially kept at bay. The Czechs had no intention of being passive, yet there was little that was clear cut in attack. Even Ronaldo had some frustrations and the difficulties intensified when his team-mate Hélder Postiga seemed to pull a hamstring, with Hugo Almeida taking over in the 40th minute.
It was a night when players were thwarted in the first-half. Ronaldo, all the same, was very close to being the exception on the verge of half-time. Taking a ball from Raul Meireles on his chest, he turned away from Michal Kadlec and hit the post with a volley. It looked then that Ronaldo was the one feasible source of a goal.
The nature of the match ought to have been anticipated. There was some sense of adventure but it had its limits, Considering the prize being fought over, the players were limited in the level of risk they would take. Each coach, if not happy, would have seen no sense in adopting radical measures when there was no crisis. As it was an opportunity would be wasted at the beginning of the second half.
Almeida was presented with the ideal cross from Meireles but headed it high. Ronaldo then brushed the post with a free-kick and there was convincing evidence that Portugal were gradually improving their accuracy. Nani came into the action to demand a save from Petr Cech.
The Czechs strove to alter circumstances and introduced Jan Rezek for another attacking midfielder, Vladimir Darida. While Portugal would have felt entitled to be leading, the old complaints about finesse being far more apparent than finishing had relevance. There had, too, to be an appreciation of the doggedness and organisation of the Czechs.
The balance of power had not shifted but Portugal had to deal with being thwarted again as a Nani shot was denied when it clipped a defender and went narrowly wide. Bento's side needed their reserves of patience and were duly rewarded by Ronaldo.
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The debate on energy and climate change is an increasingly important focus of policy for national, regional and local governments throughout Europe. International interest in evaluating the wide range of climate change policies is growing as fast as the investment that is being made in it—but is the investment being made in the most effective manner? Everyone recognizes that effective evaluation is crucial; however, approaches differ between nations and programmes.
After the success in 2010 of the first European International Energy Programme Evaluation Conference (IEPEC) in Paris, IEPEC will be holding a second conference on 12-14 June 2012 in Rome. IEPEC's aim is to bring together policymakers, researchers and professional evaluators to share their experience and discuss methods for evaluation of energy efficiency, renewable energy and other energy related policies and programmes.
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College football's best player in 2013 has been named one of the best college baseball players expected to play in 2014. Baseball America named Florida State quarterback Jameis Winston to their third team All-America preseason team on Monday.
Winston was named to the third team as a utility player. Winston played in the outfield and pitched for Florida State in 2013, which should be expected of him again in 2014 for the baseball team. One of the reasons Winston chose to attend Florida State was the opportunity to play both sports.
Winston was a consensus All-American in football in 2013, which should come as little surprise considering he was the Heisman Trophy winner in a runaway competition down the stretch. Winston's successful season also saw the two-sport star take home the Walter Camp Award, the Manning Award, a handful of additional player of the year honors as well as ACC conference honors for player of the year, offensive player of the year, offensive rookie of the year and rookie of the year. Winston ended the season by leading Florida State to a fourth quarter rally for the BCS Championship against SEC champion Auburn.
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Umizato Games
A small independent game development company that is looking to create it's first game. We will be deploying this game on the iPhone first and then shortly after, the iPad. Our games will be fun, creative and most importantly... fun!
For this first game, we will be targeting 14-40 yr old males.
We need a low polygon model of a zombie werewolf... basically, it's a combination of a zombie and a werewolf. The design should be one scary, dude, but also have some characteristics of being a fun game -- a model that is not entirely realistic in proportions would be desirable. Possibly a model with an enlarged head and huge teeth. The model will be bipedal, but can have an element of some knuckle-dragging, whereas the beast could have longer arms that can be used in a semi-four-legged movement. The creatures bones should be clearly visible at times throughout various parts of the body as if the skin has rotted away. Specifically, one of the eye sockets must be rotted to the bone, where the eye socket clearly is visible, but the eyeball remains. The polygon count MUST be below 1000 and preferably as low as possible -- use maps such as displacement and normal maps freely. The final file must be in a format that can be imported into Maya 2011, preferably FBX and include all textures and maps. Please use dark colors for texturing and maybe some splotches of blood around the mouth and other areas of the body (claws?).


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This is the beginning of a new day.
God has given me this day to use as I will.
I can waste it or use it for good.
What I do today is important, because
I am exchanging a day of my life for it.
When tomorrow comes,
this day will be gone forever,
leaving in its place something
that I have traded for it.
I want it to be gain, not loss;
good not evil; success not failure;
in order that I shall not regret
the price I paid for it.
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I wasn't going to write a "last post" of 2010. I haven't felt inspired to write for a while and figured I'd just start off 2011 fresh — as fresh as I could anyway. However, as I reread past blog posts and thought about it some more, the more I felt like I should write something if only to have it to look back on later and for posterity. So here I am, writing something/anything with three burned fingertips.
I discovered this evening it's NOT a good idea to grab a cookie sheet out of a 350 degree oven without an oven mitt. I'm 35 years old. You'd think I'd have learned that lesson by now, but that's how my life has been lately. My brain is distracted — trying to process other things — and I've been making stupid mistakes like burning my fingers or thinking I'm taking a shortcut somewhere only to discover I'm going very much out of my way. It's been weird and a little alarming.
But that's my life — weird and a little alarming. Yet it's also been pretty amazing too.
The past year was quite wonderful until the last quarter when all hell broke lose and life as I knew it was forever altered.
Some of the good things (though many nerve-racking in their own way) included:
- Doing home improvements on our first home in order that we could…
- Sell our first home.
- Packing and moving to our new home.
- Taking the kids hiking by myself.
- Going to my second BlogHer conference…
- which happened to be someplace I'd never been before — New York City!
- Julian weaning completely on his own (a few months before he turned 4).
- Starting home schooling with Ava.
- Canning and preserving a lot of food.
And then tragedy hit when my little sister Carrie was killed in a car accident on Oct. 25. The day of Oct. 26 — from the time I received the news from the coroner (somewhere around 3:30 a.m.) until I went to bed many, many, many hours later that night — was the. worst. day. of. my. life.
The end of October and month of November are mostly a blur for me. I know somehow I helped orchestrate two memorial services — one here in Colorado and one in Michigan. I buried my sister. I somehow managed to get my kids and myself to appointments, classes, school, etc. I traveled to Michigan. I did a little catching up with some old friends, extended family members, and even my brother (whom I'd pretty much been estranged from for 15+ years). I'm not sure how everything came together, but with the help of amazing friends — both mine and Carrie's — and supportive family members (and my higher power), it did.
My therapist is encouraging me to start moving more toward acceptance with regard to Carrie's death, but it's so very hard. I still want to deny that any of this happened. I still want to wake up from the nightmare. Yet I don't. And I won't.
And so I've started reading books about grief — about surviving the death of an adult sibling, about sudden loss. And I continue to see my therapist regularly and listen to her suggestions about how I can begin to accept this tremendous loss and soothe and support myself.
In the book I've been reading about a sudden loss, the author explains that anyone who receives news of the sudden loss of a loved one should treat themselves as if they are in intensive care for two weeks. While that sounds like a really good idea — I would've loved to have hid in bed for two weeks — with all of the details and arrangements that need to be made — as well as caring for one's family — it's not very realistic. That's why my therapist wants me to do things that allow me to care for myself and really nurture myself — even though it's been two months since Carrie died — during this time.
While billions of people around the world are celebrating the end of 2010 and welcoming in the new year and new decade tonight, it's not something I feel compelled to do this year. Yet Jody, the kids and I still had a little celebration of sorts tonight. (I find that I have to carry on with some things like Halloween, Christmas and New Year's — even though hiding under a rock sounds more appealing — just because I have kids. And honestly, that's probably a good thing.) With wine in Jody's and my glass and blackberry Izze in Ava's and Julian's, I gave a toast — to making happy memories in the new year — and we all clinked glasses. And then I proceeded to spill my wine, not once, but twice, and that was only after a few sips. (It's that brain distracted thing again, I'm telling ya.) I'm happily drinking water now.
After cleaning up the spills and thinking about it a little more, I feel like the memories we create with one another are really the most precious gifts we have. It is through shared memories of my sister that she will not be forgotten. Even though my kids are only 4 and 6, they will hear so many stories over the years of the silly, courageous, funny, absent-minded, amazing, and inspiring things my sister did — not only from me and Jody and family members, but I hope also from her friends, that they will not forget her. Carrie's spirit and memory will live on. Honestly, I don't know how it couldn't. When someone lives as full, amazing, determined and inspiring life as Carrie did, their spirit lives on in everyone who's life they touched. And knowing Carrie, that's a whole lot of people.
To live in hearts we leave behind
Is not to die.
–Thomas Campbell, Hallowed Ground
While I don't look forward to starting a new year without my sister physically present in my life, I know she is still around. I also know she would want me to continue to follow my passions and dreams. She was very supportive of my blog and my many causes. There were often times I turned to her for help with wording in a particular post and I'll miss her fresh perspective (and so, so many other things). But I know she would want me to continue my blog, even though there are days I wonder why I still have it.
As I say goodbye to 2010, I wish you all a new year of happy memories — of cherished moments with those you love. Take the time to mend broken fences (or broken hearts). Take the time to enjoy the little things. Take the time to say I love you. Better yet, make the time.
You cannot do a kindness too soon, for you never know how soon it will be too late.
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According to guildox (I'm bad and can't post links) The Typhoon Struggle - Defias Brotherhood-EU just got the world first strict 10man H-LK kill.
Congratulations to them.
Edit; "Strict" is using only gear avaible from ICC10. (Not sure how it works with crafted/emblem gear).
Edit2; What are the 10-man 'strict' guild rankings?
The 10-man strict rankings show the achievements of pure 10-man raiding guilds. A 'pure' 10-man raiding guild is one that does not participate in 25m progression content. We recognize that 25-man guilds or guilds that regularly participate in 25m pug runs often have a distinct advantage since they can gear up at accelerated rates and move faster through 10-man content. Consequently, our 10-man strict rankings exclude guilds which access any 25-man content that offers higher ilvl gear than what the current 10-man normal content provides. If you are a 10m guild that has members which want to run 25 man pugs then the 'strict' classification is not for you.
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Sunday, April 18, 2010
A Sad Time
Three years ago I discovered that my daughter-in-law had great-grandparents buried in a beautiful rural cemetery just outside of a tiny village about 6 blocks wide and about the same distance long. I knew these folks had a long history in the village and throughout the township. With my camera in tow, I picked a lovely early-summer day to drive the 15 miles to the cemetery, hoping to locate the graves, pay my respects, and take some nice photographs for her family history. The cemetery was well-kept and full of shady evergreen trees, and the sounds of various birds accented the hum of a tractor in the background. The weather was perfect. It felt good. I decided to photograph the entire cemetery, thinking that perhaps someone's research might benefit from my efforts. I can tell you now, the person who benefitted the most was me.
I found the great-grandparents about a third of the way through the cemetery. I had done so much research on them, I nearly forgot this was not my family as I stood at the foot of their graves and felt a bit emotional at the thought of actually being there. When I finished, I continued on my mission. I had not gotten too far when I discovered the great-grandmother's mother, Effie Mae, buried in the cemetery as well, with her husband, Will. I kept going. I found Will's parents, and his grandparents there. I found Effie Mae's parents, and her grandparents buried there as well. Eight generations back, our little newborn grandson's ancestors rested, dotted throughout the small cemetery.
Today my son purchased the plot next to the great-grandparents, the original focus of my search, and we will lay our sweet little angel to rest there in a few days. I feel comforted that he is surround by history – HIS history – and that he will not be alone. For the last 100 years, members of his family have gathered in that cemetery, burying grandparents, parents, children, nieces, nephews and cousins. Now we will be among those to do so. I'll think of his great-great-great-great grandmother, Jennie, as she buried her own 5 month old baby there. This still does not feel good, but it does feel right.
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Karen, if I could reach out over the net and give you a HUGE hug, I surely would. I am so sorry to hear of this little one and your family's loss. I agree, it feels right to bury him there. There really are not words, "sorry" feels inadequate. I'll add your family to my prayer list.ReplyDelete
Thank you so much, Carol, we appreciate your prayers and kind words.ReplyDelete
Karen, I am so sorry for your loss. I deeply admire your efforts to ensure that your grandson rests among family. May peace be with you.ReplyDelete
Karen, So sorry to read the news of the loss of your grandchild. I'm sure it will give you some peace to know that he is surrounded by his ancestors, who I'm sure will take care of him in heaven. My thoughts and prayers are with you during your time of sorrow.ReplyDelete
Oh Karen! With tears in my eyes I write to wish you comfort and peace knowing you made a wise choice. One that was surely guided by Divine Providence. Your family will be in my thoughts and prayers. Please accept my deepest sympathies.ReplyDelete
Karen, I am so sorry for your loss. I have tears in my eyes reading this and am so glad you and your family have been able to find some sort of peace by having your grandson laid to rest in such a beautiful place with family.ReplyDelete
I am so terribly sorry to hear of the loss of your grandson. I will pray for you and your family.ReplyDelete
Please accept my deepest condolences. I can not imagine being in your shoes. Your work assures your grandson will be laid to rest in the best place possible, with family. Sympathy to you and your family, bless his heart.ReplyDelete
Thanks, everyone, we do appreciate, so much, you taking the time to post your messages of condolences and your prayers. It means a great deal to us as we cope with the loss of our sweet little baby.ReplyDelete
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Karen - my thoughts and prayers are with you at this time. May God give you the peace you will need to make it through the next few days.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 20, 2010 at 5:47 PM
I am very sorry for your loss.
Oh, Karen, I'm so sorry for the loss of your little grandson. His poor mother.... My thoughts and prayers will be with you and his parents.ReplyDelete
I am so sorry for your loss.
Mt deepest sympathy to you and your family. May you find some comfort in knowing that he will rest among family.ReplyDelete


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16 faith-based revolutionary resolutions for 2016
Sometimes New Year resolutions revolutionize our lives — sometimes they are just revolting. Look on this list as a post-holiday shopping bonanza from which to pick and choose — not swallow whole hog. Most of these strike me as short, slow or holy — like the Colorado Rockies' pitching staff. Adapt or adopt as you like.
1. Resolved: to pray short. The 45 seconds you're microwaving your coffee, don't do anything else, just hold God until the ding. My dad told me he used to pray sitting on the john. Why not? Getting food together for your cat or dog –invite God along.
2. Pay for a future by investing in a child. Start a savings account for the kid's education for a trade, to do art, music, college, however they want to use it.
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Routine lawn mower maintenance, like changing your oil, can help extend the life of your machine. There are two different methods to choose from when you're learning how to change the oil in your walk-behind mower. Depending on the model you have, either the siphon/pump method or the tilt method will work better for you. Check out the descriptions below to decide which is best for your outdoor power equipment.
All of these instructions on how to change the oil apply to self-propelled and push mowers alike. Depending on the model of your walk-behind lawn mower, the instructions in this video may vary slightly.
Both methods work best if the engine and oil are warm. After mowing, place the mower on a flat, level surface. Remember, if you'll be using the tilt method to change the oil, you should run the mower until it is out of fuel. Then, lay down newspapers or other material to catch any oil that may spill.
Disconnect the spark plug wire and keep it away from the spark plug to prevent unintended starting.
Wipe down the oil fill area to remove any debris.
Preparing to Change the Oil for the Siphon Method: Using the Arnold Siphon Pump, insert the pump/siphon tube into the dipstick tube until it reaches the bottom of the engine. Place the other end of the pump/siphon tube on the bottom of the approved oil container.
Preparing to Change the Oil for the Tilt Method: Place a container designed to catch and store used oil under the dipstick tube. Also, make sure that this is opposite the air filter so it does not become contaminated by the old oil.
How to Change Oil Using the Siphon Method: Manually siphon out the oil by manipulating the pump handle. Be careful as the oil may be hot and could cause burns if it is too warm. Tilt the unit towards the side the dipstick tube is located to remove as much oil as possible.
How to Change Oil Using the Tilt Method: Carefully tip the mower in the direction of the catch container. Keep tilting the mower, making sure the oil is going into the catch container. Hold in this position until the oil flow slows to just a drip.
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The Beginning of the End
Moving the Mountain
The Gate of Heavenly Peace
Neither Gods nor Emperors: Students and the Struggle for Democracy in China
Failed rebellions are often like failed marriages: former partners and their friends blame the other side for what went wrong; old tensions are magnified; the past is rewritten; feuding camps are formed. This pretty much sums up the situation among the survivors of the Beijing Spring, which ended in the so-called Tiananmen Massacre of June 1989. "Moderate" students and intellectuals blame other, more "radical" students for the bloody conclusion. Veterans of the square, as the authentic "freedom fighters" (their words), look down on those who were overseas at the time. Activists who stayed in China after June 1989—often in jail—dismiss the exiles. And the exiles, mostly in France and the US, have splintered into groups of reformists, cultural chauvinists, democrats, neo-Confucianists, soft-authoritarians, and so on. Some thrive in the West, making money, trading on fame; others, less adept in the ways of the marketplace, sulk in regret, chilled by the loneliness of freedom, and dream of returning to the stifling embrace of China.
Two new documentary films about the events in Tiananmen Square have brought these internecine battles to wider public attention. Both are partisan. The first, Moving the Mountain, tells the story of 1989 from the perspective of a student "radical" who was at the square, managed to escape to the West—and is thriving. It is a propaganda movie for what its main hero calls a democratic revolution. The other film, The Gate of Heavenly Peace, argues the case for moderation, compromise, and slow reform, and takes the radicals to task for harming the reformist cause by pushing the protest movement too far.
Near the beginning of both movies we are shown the famous image of a young man defying a tank. Millions watched this small, defenseless figure as he refused to budge, while the tank swerved furiously this way and that. Here was a great twentieth-century drama neatly compressed in one photographic image, to be dissected, mulled over, celebrated, and deconstructed by journalists, academics, writers, filmmakers, and other interested parties all over the world. But not everyone read the picture in the same way. The young man, so tiny, so vulnerable, could be seen as a tragic figure, a symbol of the futility of empty-handed opposition to brute force. But he could also serve as a heroic model for future resistance. The Chinese government took another view: the incident was proof of the sweet tolerance of the People's Liberation Army. After all, the tank could simply have flattened the boy.
While The Gate of Heavenly Peace tends toward the tragic view, Moving the Mountain is more in the heroic mold. The main character is Li Lu, a student from Nanjing who came to the protest movement relatively late. The movie has the air of a political bio-pic, shot in the snazzy, exotic style of an Asian airline commercial. For atmosphere there is an intrusive sound track of loud, portentous music (by Liu Sola) that drones on without respite. The narration is by Li Lu himself. His development…
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4 Firearms Safety Rules
- Treat every weapon as if it were loaded
- Never point the weapon at anything you don't intend to destroy
- Keep your finger straight and off the trigger until you intend to fire
- Be sure of your target and what lies beyond
Whether you are picking up your first gun ever or are a professional that lives and works with guns every day, you should know, use, and live these four safety rules. This week we are going to review all four in depth.
Be sure of your target and what lies beyond is easy to follow in the shooting range because it's all laid out for you. Someone went through the trouble of figuring what you can shoot at safely and where the bullet would end up after it passed through your target.
Hunters need to follow this rule when setting up blinds and when going for a shot at game. A center fire rifle bullet can travel for miles after leaving the gun. Just because you can't see that far doesn't mean you shouldn't know where it is going.
This rule for self defense is hard to follow, but one of the most important. It means knowing your target is a bad guy trying kill you or someone else. Once you are sure of that you need to be sure of what is around and behind your target. Bullets go through things and we sometimes miss. The perfect set up is to have something that will stop bullets behind the bad guy.
A couple years ago there was a case that a burglar broke into a couples' home. They thought they heard someone down stairs, so the husband took his .44 Magnum revolver to go make sure it was just the dog. When he got down stairs he ran right into the burglar and they started fighting over his gun. The burglar broke free and fan up the stairs. Fearing for his wife up stairs the husband fired one shot at the burglar. But while the fight was going on, the wife went half way down the stairs to find out what was going on. She was standing on the stairs when the husband fired up the stairs. The bullet went straight through the burglar killing him and continuing on to hit his wife with enough energy left to kill her also.
Obviously, that was the worst case ever and many things went wrong for his wife to die. But this is an example about knowing your target and what lies beyond. If the husband had known the bullet would have gone through and hit his wife, he would never fired the shot.
Ethically and legally you are responsible for every bullet you fire. So be absolutely, sure of your target and what lies beyond.
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There is a huge discussion going on on hackers@ about how FreeBSD is not suitable for large installations (anymore?). As of this writing, the discussion seems to get some discussion-clusters. We have some sub-topics which could lead to some good improvements.
One subtopic is the release engineering. Some changes like a more guided approach of what should be merged to which branch, the frequency of releases and maybe some kind of long-term-branch(es). There is some discussion to get maybe some joined-funding in some way from interested parties to pay someone to take care about long-term-branch(es).
Another subtopic is the way bugs are handled in our old bugtracking software and how patches go unnoticed there.
And both of them are connected (parts more, parts less) by what can be done in a volunteer project.
To me it looks like the proposals "just" need some refinements and some "volunteers" to put value (this means man power and/or money) to what they said.
What I want to discuss here is, how tools could help with making PRs/patches more visible to developers (there is already the possibility to get emails from the small bugbuster-team about patches in PR database, but you have to ask them to get them) and how to make it more easy to get patches into FreeBSD.
Making bugs more visible to developers
The obvious first: We need a different bugtracking system. We already know about it. There is (or was…) even someone working IIRC on an evaluation of what could be done and how easy/hard it would be. I am not aware of any outcome, despite the fact that it is months (or even a year) since this was announced. I do not blame anyone here, I would like to get time to finish some FreeBSD volunteer work myself.
In my opinion this needs to be handled in a commercial way. Someone needs to be officially paid (with a deadline) to produce a result. Unfortunately there is the problem that the requirements are in a way, that people do not have to change their workflows/procedures.
IIRC people ask that they should be able to send a mail to the bugtracker without the need for authentication. Personally I think the bugtracking issue is in a state where we need to change our workflows/procedures. It is convenient to get mails from the bugtracker and only have to reply to the mail to add something. On the other hand, if I report bugs somewhere, and if I really care about the problem resolution, I am willing login to whatever interface to get this damn problem solved.
Sending a problem report from the system where I have the issue in an easy way is a very useful feature. Currently we have send-pr for this and it uses emails. This means it requires a working email setup. As an user I do not care if the tool uses email or HTTP or HTTPS, I just want to have an easy way to submit the problem. I would not mind if I first have to do a "send-problem register me@tld" (once), "send-problem login me@tld" (once per system+user I want to send from) and then maybe a "send-problem template write_template_here.txt" (to get some template text to fill out), edit the template file and then run "send-problem send my_report.txt file1 file2 …". That would be a different workflow, but still easy.
Email notifications are surely needed, but if I really care about a problem, I can be bothered to register first. So in my opinion, we need a different bugtracker desperately enough that we need to drop our requirements regarding our current workflow/procedures (even if it means we can not get a command line way of submitting bugs at all). The primary goal of the software needs to be to make it easy to track and resolve bugs. The submission of bugs shall be not hard too. If I look at the state of the world as it is ATM, I would say a webinterface with authentication is not a big burden to take if I really want to get my problem fixed. Some command line tool would be nice to have, but regarding the current state of our bugtracker it needs to be optional instead of a hard requirement.
Apart from making it easy to track and resolve problems, the software also needs to be able to make us aware of the biggest problems. Now… you may ask what is a big problem. Well… IMO it does not matter to you what I think is big or small here. The person with a problem needs to decide what is a big problem to him. And people with the same problem need to be able to tell that it is also a big problem for them. So a feature which allows to "vote" or "+1" or "AOL" (or however you want to call it) would allow to let users with problems voice their opinion upon the relevance of the problem to our userbase. This also means there needs to be a way to see the highest voted problems. An automatic mail would be best, but as above this is optional. If I as a developer really care about this, I can be bothered to login to a webinterface (or maybe someone volunteers to make a copy & paste and send a mail… we need to be willing to rethink our procedures).
Getting patches more easy into a FreeBSD branch
It looks to me that this topic is requires a little bit more involvement from multiple tools. In my opinion we need to switch to a distributed version control system. One which allows to easily create my own branch of FreeBSD on my own hardware, and which allows to let other users use my branch easily (if I want to allow other to branch from my branch). It also needs to be able to let me push my changes towards FreeBSD. Obviously not directly into the official sources, but into some kind of staging area. Other people should be able to have a look at this staging area and be able to review what I did. They need to be able to make some comments for others to see, or give some kind of (multi-dimensional?-)rating for the patch (code quality / works for me / does not work / …). Based upon the review/rating and maybe some automated evaluation (compile test / regression test / benchmark run) a committer could push the patch into the official FreeBSD tree (ideal would be some automated notification system, a push button solution for integration and so on, but as above we should not be afraid if we do not get all the bells and whistles).
If we would have something like this in place, creating some kind of long-term-release branch could be used more easily in a colaborative manner. Companies which use the same long-term-release branch could submit their backports of fixes/features this way. They also could see if similar branches (there could be related but different branches, like 9.4-security-fixes-only <= 9.4‑official-errata-only <= 9.4‑bugfixes <= 9.4‑bugfixes-and-driverupdates <= …) could be merged to their in-house branch (and maybe consequently push-back to the official branch they branched from if the patch comes from a different branch).
It does not matter here if we would create a fixed set of branches for each release, or if we only create some special-purpose branches based upon the phase of the moon (ideally we would create a lot of branches for every release, companies/users can cherry pick/submit what they want, and the status of a long-term-branch is solely based upon the inflow of patches and not by what the security team or release manager or a random developer thinks it should be… but the reality will probably be somewhere in the middle).
I do not know if tools exists to make all this happen, or which tools could be put together to make it happen. I also did not mention on purpose tools I am aware of which already provide (small) parts of this. These are just some ideas to think about. Interested parties are invited to join the discussion on hackers@ (which is far away from discussing specific tools or features), but you are also free to add some comments here.


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I thought Pineappleton would have ranked a mention, but there you go.
But yes, I would like to see the provinces divided up. Green can't possibly be that big...
Yes you do have 2, but i have 3!!!Originally Posted by marc71178
There was a long discussion in Parliament on the issue; the general conclusion being that the wild lands of Loveland Heath were too valuable to build a great big road over the top of - the compromise came through dualling the A23 between Pickford and East Robbham.Originally Posted by David
Regarding counties, I gave it quite a bit of thought - seeing as the Dev League works on a franchise system (look back through the record books), it would probably be too short-term and divisive; besides, how the hell would I do that!?
Stadia: CW Oval is in Nixonstown, the Dome is in the outskirts of Edfield and the CWBCC stadium overlooks Garven Island on the coast outside Campstown. There are two new stadia under construction in Pickford and Goffmouth.
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only convicts, but these days its quite the place to be, far better climate than the mainland, and certainly produces better cricketers
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I don't believe in splitting us up into provinces/states. Segregation creates mistrust. What did the Berlin Wall do for us? Nothing
Absolutely. Bloody. Beautiful. I don`t care what anyone else says, that is divine.
Gotta love the outer city-life of Natham. Far away from the hustle-bustle of Nixonstown, but good all the same. Not to mention it`s only a short trip to Robbham for a day out. And Brumbury has beautiful beaches I hear.
If anymore realism is added to this thing I think I`ll die... (do it).
Jesus brings life eternal
And FTR, I live in a small apartment in Natham. More details to be divulged at a later date. Visitors welcome.
Crap I love this.
you could do a franchise system similar to the way super 12 is done in NZ. although each team is a franchise, and can recruit players from outside, they represent a particular area of a country.Originally Posted by Neil Pickup
My 2008/09 stats
Games: 10 Innings: 10 Nout Outs: 3 Runs: 489 Average: 69.86 Highest: 154 Fifties: 0 Hundreds: 3
Catches: 7
...and two pieces of Gold.
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Originally Posted by Marc
Time to start writing some articles. And I`m right to assume that the CW Bar is in Robbham? East or West? Aaaand, how long would it take to drive one`s automobile to Robbham from say... Natham?
Just realised I share Natham with Hoy.
Nah the CW Bar is at Klyston, its next to Kyle's Bar. Its the place to be on Friday and Saturday nights
The man, the mountain, the Mathews. The greatest all rounder since Keith Miller. (Y)
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RIP WCC and CW Cricket
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No prizes for guessing the village idiot in Fardingham
Im a metrosexual of Nixontown.
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I certainly enjoy a trip down to Mørkambe (The cartographers got that one wrong).
For the fishing, of course.
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263 Matches. 1830 Runs @ 7.66. HS: 57*. 92 Ducks. 170 Catches
1107 Wickets @ 26.91 . BB 7/38
First CW player to reach 500, 600, 700, 800, 900, 1000, 1100 FC wickets
Just so you all know, CW is tiny! Approx 120x115km, give or take, easy maths.
Hope that helps with the scale.
373.15 people per square km is quite dense, to an Australian.
Luuuvely work, Neil.
If Dave's grade idea comes to light, could it take city names from these places?
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I wasn't good enough to be elected
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Communications Toolbox™ Support Package for USRP® Embedded Series Radio enables you to use MATLAB® and Simulink® to prototype, verify, and test practical wireless systems. Using this support package with a USRP® E310 SDR, you can work with live RF signals using dual (2x2) transmit and receive streams. You can also implement custom hardware designs for your SDR applications using HDL Coder™ or Embedded Coder®. This enables you to test your design under real-world conditions and rapidly prototype designs for mobile and embedded applications.
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text: Making the Move to Your First Apartment October 27, 2014 If you're a young adult, finding a place of your own is an important first step to establishing your own life. It can be the most exciting move you make, but it can also be intimidating. To make choosing your first apartment a little easier, check out these tips: Know your price range. About one-third of your monthly take-home income is a good budget guideline. Save your money. When you lease an apartment, you likely will need to pay a security deposit (usually one month's rent), along with your first month's rent and other expenses, like moving costs, utilities and furnishings. Check your credit. If your credit history is not well established or your score is low, you may need a co-signer. Read the lease. Make sure you review it closely. You can negotiate terms before you sign. Set up your utilities. Call the utility companies at least a week in advance in case you need to schedule an appointment. Conduct a walk-through. Notify the apartment owner or manager about any pre-existing issues to avoid liability in the future. Buy renter's insurance Most experts agree that renter's insurance is a good idea for apartment renters. These policies are relatively inexpensive and can offer valuable protection against theft, accident, natural disaster and liability. A Farm Bureau agent can show you options to help you settle into your first apartment feeling protected and eager to start your new, independent life. Find an agent now.


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Idea: click on the column heading 'Last Reading' to sort this list by wetness...
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The County Attorney User Group owns and manages the MCAPS software package, a case management system designed for county attorneys. MCAPS is currently linked with MNCIS and BCA and we will be expanding the software to link with other systems. The user group works closely with the courts and BCA. MCAA is a member of MnCCC and represents the part-time attorneys using MCAPS throughout the state! This creates a user group of 45 voting members representing 58 counties and several cities.
List of Officers, etc.
Chair: Carisia Ellingson, Traverse County
Vice-Chair: Jennifer Pim, Sherburne County
Recording Officer: Sue Ulschmid, Otter Tail County
Past Chair: Terri Janssen, Pine County
At-Large Representatives (two-year staggered terms):
Northern Representative (up for election in 2020): Diane Roseen, Roseau County
Southern Representative (up for election in 2021): Michael Hayek, Scott County
At-Large I Representative (up for election in 2021): Liz Breza, Goodhue County
At-Large II Representative (up for election in 2020): Katianne Briese, Renville County
MCAA Representative (up for election in 2020): Wendy Ingersoll, Pope County
ISSG Liaison: Dayle Moore, Nicollet County
MnCCC Board Liaison: Stephanie Nuttall, Winona County
Development Team Chair: Stephanie Nuttall, Winona County
Training Committee Chair: Carisia Ellingson, Traverse County
Technical Committee Chair: Stephanie Nuttall, Winona County
Standards Committee Co-Chairs: Katianne Briese, Renville County and Nicole Horsman, Goodhue County
Membership Committee Co-Chairs: Jennifer Pim, Sherburne County and Diane Roseen, Roseau County
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County Attorney Executive Committee meets the fourth Friday each month. Full user group business meetings are held at the MnCCC Conference in June and periodically throughout the year as needed.
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sinosara necesitaba un nuevo diseño de tema de wordpress y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 70 diseños de 8 diseñadores freelance.
umpaweb is a startup that will be delivering affordable, social, web packages to clients worldwide. We are a couple of people with loads of experience at top companies, have created and sold companies and now want to share our knowledge in an affordable way to small businesses that are a little behind the curve.
Why Umpa, if you are like us and recall childhood stories fondly then you will know Charlie & the Chocolate Factory. We loved the Umpa Lumpas and their chocolate making abilities and want to bring aspects of that story into umpaweb. The tag line will be something like "golden tickets to delicious websites" and we will be running a "web factory" building fantastic websites for great small businesses and individuals.
We are really excited about this venture, there are some truly fantastic small businesses out there that lack the knowledge and or the time to create an efficient online presence that drives them customers. We will be taking our years of knowledge and passion for the web and creating affordable packages for our clients.
A lot of our customers will also need custom designs so we are looking for designers that we can establish a long term relationship with, especially if you have experience working with Wordpress/Joomla/etc.
We are talking to small business and individuals that do not have a web presence or want to improve their current site.
We will be driving people to our site both through online and more traditional methods. When they see our site they need to see something that inspires them, builds trust, looks clean and simple and it has to have an element of fun to it, after all growing your business and interacting with clients is fun and should not be hard work.
We are also in this for the small guys, the small business and individuals so don't give this an old corporate feel!
Require design for 6 pages, more later on but lets start here.
Attached are some simple wireframes, we created these to outline functionality we require, we are not designers or UI experts so please bring your creative flair and knowledge. The focus should be on minimalist navigation, avoid redundancies, and a focus on driving two calls-to-action: (1) clicking to view the website designs/examples we provide (2) making a purchase.
Home page has area for our packages, on hover should see an enlarged shot of the picture, similar to how the mouse over action works on pages like this: http://www.mojo-themes.com/wordpress/
Packages overview page will have a submenu that displays the industries we provide services to, clicking on this will display the details of the package.
Demo page is simple heading with room to iframe another site in. Make it clear how to get back home, similar to how the iframes work here: http://www.mojo-themes.com/demo/des…ess-theme/.
Color schemes in the attached pdf we like and would prefer you use, but with flexibility based on what color schemes you think work best:
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Waiting rooms and family lounges
Each surgical area has a waiting room where families may gather. Inpatient families may use our family lounges, which are located on each unit. Families also may visit the Daniel M. Soref Family Resource Center. Family lounges and waiting rooms are equipped with at least one computer with Internet access, televisions and light reading materials.
Overnight stays in the hospital
We encourage parents to stay overnight with their child in the hospital. A single sleeper couch is available in most patient rooms for one parent or grandparent to stay. Please let your child's nurse know if you wish to stay overnight. The hospital will provide linens and a pillow. Showers are available. You will need to bring your own toiletries and sleepwear.
For safety reasons, we do not allow parents to sleep with their child on the parent bed. Parents also may not sleep in their child's bed.
Brothers, sisters and other minor children are not allowed to stay overnight. Please make plans for the care of your other children before coming to the hospital.
Lodging and hotels
In order to make your stay at Children's Hospital as easy as possible, we created a list of hotels, motels and other options to help out-of-town families coordinate their lodging arrangements in Milwaukee. Many area hotels offer discounts to parents/family of our patients.
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In the coming releases, IP Cam Viewer will get an embedded HTTP server! This server will be used for remote control of record mode, tasker integration, chromecast, and more.
See: http://hit-mob.com/2014/04/10/remote-co ... astfiretv/
trevor wrote:Like the idea of remote control from a browser. Is there any chance you can add a turn On/Off Record Mode command as well please?
I see you have a setting for motion detection notifications but it would also be handy to be able to turn recording on/off remotely in admin mode in some circumstances to avoid filling storage media unnecessarily.
dirkmaat wrote:Hi,
I would like to use some of the API URLs to control IP Cam Viewer from Tasker.
With the 'old' commands and an 'Send Intend' task in Tasker it's no problem, but i have no idee what Tasker control command i have to use for this new commands.
I have tried some, but with no luck.
I hope someone can point me in the right direction.
Thanks in advance.
trevor wrote:Thanks for the suggestions. I thought when you turned 'Record Mode' on that it would be for all cameras ticked in the selection window ?
Anyway, I was rather hoping you might build in a Record Mode on/off switch facility into your PC browser app when you get around to writing it (hopefully soon).
The scenario I was thinking about was when you are away from home but know a relative will be making an adhoc check of the house at a specific time you can connect remotely and turn off record mode for the duration of their visit to save false alarms and media storage.
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Driver to dance for mirror ball glory tonight
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Green Bay Packers receiver Donald Driver gets one more chance to convince the judges and viewers he deserves to bring the mirrorball trophy to Wisconsin.
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Donald and Peta danced the Argentine Tango in week 5, and received a 27.
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Driver received some extra attention on YouTube Monday as teammates, politicians and celebrities showed their support for his dance moves:
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In the early 2000s, many local governments had become innovative at using eminent domain – government's power to take private property by force after paying the owner a fair-market value.
Eminent domain traditionally has been reserved for acquiring land for building roads, courthouses and other infrastructure. But as cities faced growing budget pressures, officials pumped up revenue by helping developers build tax-generating shopping centers. Orange County was Ground Zero for some of these fights. Cypress, for instance, in 2002 tried to take land owned by a church and give it to Costco.
In 2005, the U.S. Supreme Court upheld the use of eminent domain to transfer land from one private owner to another private owner to further economic development, thus sparking a backlash. California passed only a weak reform bill, but cities mostly stopped abusing eminent domain amid the bad publicity. Gov. Jerry Brown's successful efforts to shut down the state's redevelopment agencies last year effectively ended the practice.
Now, officials in some Southern California cities are turning to eminent domain to clamp down on water rates that have been rising throughout the country, in both government-run and privately run water systems. The reasons: new conservation rules, rising costs for employees and investments in neglected infrastructure.
In Claremont, in Los Angeles County, city officials want to purchase the city's water system from the Golden State Water Co. The company insists that the system is not for sale, so officials there clearly are taking steps to use eminent domain. In Ojai, in Ventura County, the Casitas Municipal Water District board voted last month to move ahead with plans to make a purchase offer to Golden State for its system.
The Casitas district will be floating bonds to pay for buying the water system. In Claremont, the city's $54 million offer is far below what Golden State and its economist say the system is worth. In both cases, city residents could face enormous debt if these plans succeed.
It's unlikely that the courts would stop eminent domain in these cases, given that water systems are a public use. But the courts have typically been kind to property owners when it comes time to determine a value for the taken property. In their effort to save a few dollars, angry ratepayers might find themselves in an even worse situation.
Golden State's water rates are higher than those in many surrounding communities. But, as the company notes, its rates "reflect the full cost to provide the service, maintain the infrastructure and make needed investments to improve the system." Government-run utility systems, unlike private companies, can foist costs such as unfunded pension liabilities onto the general tax base.
Furthermore, city utilities are notorious for neglecting upkeep. It took the Orange County district attorney's intervention in 2001 to force Huntington Beach to repair sewage pipes that had disintegrated. Pipes don't have unions, so officials are more apt to direct funds to well-organized and politically active city employees than to neglected infrastructure. Private companies are less apt to do so.
Instead of trying to buy water systems, local officials need to work with private and public water providers to reduce water costs through regulatory reform and increased competition. The eminent domain approach is little more than a pipedream.


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Moyer Comes Home
Welcome home, Jamie Moyer.
As a youngster, he played sports at Souderton High School in Souderton, PA. He won 16 games at St. Joseph's University and had his baseball uniform number (10) retired there. As a nine-year-old, he won the Phillies Home Run Derby championship.
A left-handed pitcher, his idol was Steve Carlton.
Now, 43 years of age and an 18-year major league veteran, Moyer is coming back home to step into the Phillies starting pitching rotation. Say what you want about the National League wild card race, but there is a race and GM Pat Gillick took a step forward to make the Phillies better.
A rotation at the beginning of the season that had no left-handers, now has three in Moyer, Randy Wolf and Cole Hamels. Add Brett Myers and Jon Lieber and suddenly the rotation has five big league starters.
Twice while he was a free agent, the Phillies tried to sign Moyer. Each time he opted to stay in Seattle, where he and his family have deep roots. Now, he's back in his original roots.
A year ago, Moyer turned down a deal that would have sent him to the Astros because Houston wouldn't talk beyond that season. The Phillies negotiated a mutual option for 2007.
"I have an opportunity to go to a team in contention for the last five weeks of the season and hopefully beyond that. That's the exciting side of it. The downside is leaving," he told Danny O'Neil of the Seattle Times.
When asked what he would like to say to the city of Seattle, where he's pitched since 1996, "I can do nothing but say thank you. They've opened their arms, they've opened their hearts, they've supported our teams and we have a lot of friends outside of baseball."
In case you aren't aware, he's an accomplished major league pitcher and an outstanding human being. Three years ago, he won the Roberto Clemente Award.
When the deal was announced after Saturday night's game, the Phillies players had pretty much left Citizens Bank Park. There was a buzz in the clubhouse and among the writers on Sunday morning.
Moyer brings experience to a staff and a race, someone who has been there before. He's not going to blacken anyone's eyes with his fast ball. "He has never been a pitcher with a good heater," said Dallas Green, who was the GM with the Cubs when they drafted him in the sixth round in 1984. "He's a breaking ball, change-up type of guy, who has command of those pitches. He also prepares for a start as well as anyone you will find."
With the Mariners this season, Moyer was 6-12 but Seattle averaged just 3.52 runs in his starts, the second-lowest run support in the American Leagues. He's stepping the rotation of a team that leads the NL in runs scored.
Back to the wild card race in the NL. Yes, it is bunched. That shouldn't be looked as a negative.
Just check history of the 1980 and 1983 Phillies pennant-winning seasons. In '80, there were two divisions, no wild card. As September 1 rolled around, the Phillies were second among three bunched clubs, ½ game behind the Pirates. In '83, four teams were bunched with the Phillies trailing the Pirates by one game. I don't recall those division races being labeled negative.
During the 1980 World Championship season, a rookie named Marty Bystrom joined the rotation and went 5-0 in September. He wore #50, same as Moyer.
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