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- The Empire Club of Canada Addresses (Toronto, Canada), 3 Mar 1995, p. 475-484
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- A joint meeting of The Empire Club of Canada, The Canadian Club of Toronto and The Atlantic Council of Canada.
A description of how, in the speaker's view, Canada's interests are served by a continued strong, visible commitment to the North Atlantic Alliance. The agenda of our "new NATO." Background and history of NATO, and Canada's participation in it. Now, ways in which NATO continues to serve Canada's interests. Preserving national interests and security, while at the same time retaining influence and respect. NATO as an insurance policy that is affordable and reliable. For countries like Canada, an influence-multiplier. Canada's stake in NATO. What the European allies derive from a visible Canadian commitment to NATO. Ideas and expertise from Canada. New challenges to security and stability for which NATO has developed a new agenda, one which directly addresses both the threats and opportunities which now characterise the European landscape. An examination of these situations. Questions about NATO and UN involvement. Canada's peacekeeping missions debated in parliament. A response from the speaker to these two issues. Partnership for Peace: more than military exercises. Initiating a process of examination inside the Alliance to determine how NATO will enlarge, the principles by which to guide this process and the implications of membership. Principles which need to be fulfilled for enlargement. NATO's approach to enhancing stability in Europe. The agenda of the "new NATO" making clear that the Alliance continues to occupy the centre stage in European security, with new roles, new missions, and new partners. The dangers of endless cuts in Allied defence budgets. Canada present once again at the creation of a new order: a co-operative security order. Canada's gain from the success of NATO endeavours.
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- Willy Claes, Secretary General, NATO
Chairman: Herbert Phillipps Jr.
President, The Canadian Club of Toronto
Head Table Guests
John Woods, Vice-President of the Atlantic Council of Canada and City Auditor of the City of Toronto; Rebecca Murphy, Department of National Defence Military and Strategic Studies Intern with the Atlantic Council of Canada; Layton Peck, President, The Canadian Club of Ottawa and Director, Domus Software; Commodore Kenneth Nason, Commandant of the Canadian Forces Command and Staff College; MGen. Bruce Legge, Past President, The Empire Club of Canada, Vice-President of Atlantic Council of Canada and Partner, Legge & Legge; Edward Crawford, Chairman of the Atlantic Council of Canada and Chairman of the Board of Canada Life Assurance Company; Ambassador John Anderson, Permanent Representative of Canada to the North Atlantic Council in Brussels; Mrs. Spenser; Dr. Edward Neufeld, Director of the Atlantic Council of Canada and former Chief Economist, Royal Bank of Canada; The Rev. Canon Milton J. Barry, Incumbent, Grace Church on the Hill, Toronto; Barry Campbell, MP, Member of Parliament for St. Paul's Constituency in Toronto and Chairman of the Metro Toronto Liberal Caucus; Cameron Campbell; Prof. Edward Badovinac, Director, The Empire Club of Canada, Director of the Atlantic Council of Canada and Professor of Electronics, George Brown College, Toronto; Dr. John Polanyi, Professor of Chemistry, University of Toronto and Winner 1986 Nobel Prize for Chemistry; Prof. Robert Spenser, President of Atlantic Council of Canada and Professor Emeritus History at Trinity College, University of Toronto and John A. Campion, President, The Empire Club of Canada.
Willy Claes
It gives me great pleasure to address such a distinguished audience, in this my first trip to Canada as Secretary General of the North Atlantic Alliance. I would like to salute The Empire Club and The Canadian Club of Toronto, and thank in particular Professor Bob Spenser for the support of the Atlantic Council of Canada and for arranging my appearance here today.
Arriving in Canada in the winter, especially in the month that "comes in like a lion," usually causes some trepidation on the part of us Europeans. But the warmth with which I have been greeted here has banished any fear of freezing temperatures. This warmth is a reflection of the timeless bond of friendship that exists between Europe and Canada. We Europeans have an eternal debt of gratitude for the sacrifices Canadians have made twice in this century for the freedom of our continent.
Today I wish to describe to you how, in my view, Canada's interests are served by a continued strong, visible commitment to the North Atlantic Alliance. Then I shall set out the agenda of our "new NATO."
We will shortly be marking the 50th anniversary of the end of the Second World War. Out of that holocaust arose new institutions which embodied, on the one hand, an internationalist ethic, and on the other hand, the hopes of Western nations for a new order of security that would prevent the recurrence of war among the major powers in Europe.
Canada was more than merely present at the creation of those institutions. It helped shape the post-war order, contributing inspiration, expertise and experience. The United Nations Organisation came into existence in 1945, thanks to the determination and persistence of countries like Canada--specialists, as it were, in constructive diplomacy. And it is not just in the UN Charter where one can see the hand of Canadian diplomacy. Through its dedication to consensus-building and multi-lateralism, Canada--perhaps more than any other power of its size--provided leadership in the creation of the other enduring bulwark of the international security order: the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation.
During the parliamentary debate on Canada's ratification of the treaty establishing NATO, Lester Pearson explained that the purpose of the treaty was to increase the security of the North Atlantic community and to remove the economic and political causes of war. He went on to say: "That is why this pact is an instrument of peace. It will promote those conditions of stability and security in which peace flourishes." This statement is as relevant today as it was 46 years ago.
I can understand that, from a North American perspective, this quest might seem Eurocentric. There is, of course, a very simple reason for this. Europe, the main area of East-West confrontation for the last 40 years, is now the focus of a new, hopefully lasting, effort at reconstruction and reconciliation. Not surprisingly, the question arises from the Western side of the Atlantic: Can't this be handled by Europeans alone? Hasn't the end of the Cold War also signalled the time to end Canadian and American involvement in European security? Canadian observers especially may ask: "What is in it for us? How does NATO serve Canada's interests?" Let me offer you some answers of my own.
I know full well that today Canada is engaged in a battle of a different kind--against a budgetary deficit of historic proportions. This is a battle that involves livelihoods and personal and public economic security. Other allies face similar pressures. But in waging this struggle against public deficits, we should resist the temptation to cash in the solid, long-standing bonds of Alliance partnership, even under the guise of restructuring and down-sizing. In providing for our defence and security in a more complex and yet still dangerous world, we cannot rob Peter to pay Paul. We cannot imprudently squeeze defence budgets today without exposing ourselves to new and costly dangers tomorrow.
Preserving national interests and security, while at the same time retaining influence and respect, does not come cheaply. Yet the smaller Alliance countries can pool resources and wield influence in a way that would simply not be available if those same countries worked on a national basis alone. Plainly speaking, NATO is an insurance policy that is affordable and reliable. For countries like Canada, it is an influence-multiplier.
Fundamentally, however, Canada's stake in NATO can best be measured in terms of the thousands of young Canadians who gave their lives in Europe during the First and Second World Wars. For all those who, like myself, do not believe that history has ended and that the peace of Europe is secure, NATO's purpose is to ensure that those young men and women did not die in vain, and that new generations of North Americans and Europeans will not have to repeat their sacrifice.
But what about the other side of the coin? What do the European allies derive from a visible Canadian commitment to NATO? To me the answer is clear. Canada brings ideas and expertise. It brings an enviable reputation for finding and encouraging compromise, and for providing measure and balance. Moreover, Canada represents a special dimension to the North American pillar of this Alliance, and to the transatlantic link. Despite being next-door neighbours to the United States, your history, culture and diplomacy are different. This provides an important contrast, much appreciated by the smaller European allies. And Canada also brings us an appreciation of the demands and requirements of security in the waters and on the territory of the Alliance's northern regions.
In short, what we derive from Canada's commitment is the profound reassurance that a chief designer of, and contributor to, the North Atlantic community remains at our side as we seek at last to bring about a peaceful and united Europe. This reassurance is all the more important now that the old "verities" of the Cold War are gone. Instead, there are new challenges to security and stability for which NATO has developed a new agenda, one which directly addresses both the threats and opportunities which now characterise the European landscape.
Let us start with the former Yugoslavia, where we are confronted not only with a humanitarian tragedy, but with a conflict that threatens to spread throughout the Balkan region and engulf other European countries, and even to undermine our wider efforts to create a new and lasting security order. Several of our allies, Canada of course included, have committed troops to the UN Protection Force. They have performed a difficult and thankless mission with courage and skill. But they have been confronted with a challenge far greater and more dangerous than what has traditionally been the case with UN peacekeeping, and so have turned to NATO for support.
There is no doubt that this support has made a difference in the former Yugoslavia. First and foremost, NATO has helped prevent the conflict from spreading throughout the Balkans. NATO has also put constant pressure on Belgrade through its enforcement of the UN-imposed air and sea embargoes. And now, with the possibility looming of an UNPROFOR withdrawal from Croatia and perhaps from Bosnia, too--a prospect which we ardently hope will not occur--it is the Alliance's military authorities who have done the essential, and exceedingly complex, contingency planning for a possible NATO rescue operation.
I realise that a number of important questions have been raised about the involvement of the UN and NATO in former Yugoslavia, and the relationship between our two organisations: Are NATO's enforcement capabilities compatible with a peacekeeping mission? Is peacekeeping even possible in the midst of ongoing conflict? And should NATO risk placing its most precious asset--its credibility--in the hands of another organisation?
I know that in Canada, a country with a proud tradition of international peacekeeping, these questions have been subjects of parliamentary debate. In response, let me make several points:
First, by the time the international community turned to NATO, it was too late to attempt a military solution to the Yugoslav conflict. Instead, a diplomatic strategy was chosen; backed up by the pressure of trade and arms embargoes, the aim in the first instance has been the delivery of food and medical supplies to a beleaguered civilian population. Ultimately, however, our aim has been to contain the conflict and to bring the parties to realise that the only real solution is a negotiated one.
But there is no question that the Yugoslav crisis has been a learning experience for the international community in general, and for NATO in particular, and that we ought to be drawing the right lessons for our involvement in future such contingencies. The most important lesson is that NATO should be prepared to intervene at an earlier stage of a conflict, before the costs of overturning aggression have become unacceptably high. We must also avoid attempting to perform two obviously incompatible missions, peacekeeping and peace enforcement. We need clearer mandates for NATO's involvement. We need clearer divisions of labour between institutions. And if our military forces are expected to undertake complex and dangerous operations, they need a unified chain of command.
An old adage tells us that an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. The final lesson of the former Yugoslavia is that we need preventive measures to obviate the requirement for peacekeeping and peace enforcement. Here, the Alliance is indeed making an important contribution: the Partnership for Peace.
This Partnership, launched a year ago, has made great strides in transforming security relations in Europe by putting former adversaries on an irreversible path of cooperation and ever-closer relations. Through it, we are developing common ideas and approaches for peacekeeping and humanitarian support operations. This will greatly increase the pool of trained and NATO-compatible assets which we may draw upon in future peacekeeping contingencies.
There is, however, more to Partnership for Peace than military exercises. As it develops, the Partnership will bind allies and partners in a close pattern of activity, covering a wide range of security-related matters. For instance, we will assist our partners in creating democratically organised and politically accountable ministries of defence and military establishments, which they did not have under communism. We also aim to introduce a planning and review process based on the force planning system that has played a major part in enhancing Alliance solidarity and underpinning NATO's integrated military structure.
Our efforts in building a new security order do not stop with Partnership for Peace. A year ago, NATO's heads of state and government pledged to open the Alliance's doors to new members as part of an evolutionary process. We have decided to initiate a process of examination inside the Alliance to determine how NATO will enlarge, the principles by which to guide this process and the implications of membership. Of course, the outcome of this study will be a matter for our 16 member countries to decide. There are nonetheless several principles which, in my view, need to be fulfilled:
• enlargement must enhance security and stability in the whole of Europe without drawing new dividing lines; • it must strengthen and not dilute the Alliance, and ensure the security of its members; • the costs of enlargement should be fairly and proportionately shared; • enlargement should be an exercise in extending our community of shared values, not one of exclusion.
In our approach to enhancing stability in Europe, we have sought to constructively engage Russia in a way that acknowledges her weight in European security and her legitimate security interests. To date, this has taken two forms. First, Russia has joined the Partnership for Peace. Secondly, we have agreed to undertake with Russia an improved dialogue and co-operation in areas where she has unique and important contributions to make. Despite recent Russian hesitation and the serious setback in Chechnya, the Alliance's offer of closer practical co-operation remains on the table. It is up to Russia to make up her mind about the relationship she wants to have with NATO. But I am confident that Russia will realise--as we do ourselves--that there can be no stable European security architecture without Russian participation, and without a healthy Russia-NATO relationship.
Another challenge facing allies is the potential spread of weapons of mass destruction and their delivery means. Next month's renewal conference of the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty will require a strong, concerted approach by supporters of the international non-proliferation regime if the Treaty is to be extended. Meanwhile, we have put the non-proliferation issue on the NATO agenda, and we are also examining how our defence capabilities within NATO can be improved and in what other ways we can support or influence international diplomatic efforts to block the spread of such weapons. Finally, let me mention the Alliance's southern region. The Gulf War and, more recently, the conflict in former Yugoslavia, have made it absolutely clear that Europe faces instabilities to its south as well as to its east.
We cannot be indifferent to these challenges. The North Atlantic Council has therefore agreed to establish a direct dialogue, on a case-by-case basis, between the Alliance and Mediterranean non-member countries, with a view to contributing to the strengthening of regional stability and to achieve a better mutual understanding with the ambassadors of Israel, Egypt, Tunisia, Mauritania and Morocco. We must explore the possibilities for this dialogue.
I believe that the agenda of the "new NATO" makes clear that the Alliance continues to occupy the centre stage in European security--with new roles, new missions, and new partners. While there are many reasons for this successful transition, one in particular stands out--the enduring value of the transatlantic relationship. This relationship is not only the key to peace in Europe, it is the key to global stability in the years and decades to come.
At the risk of sounding like Cassandra, however, I must warn that our collective future will not be secure if there continues to be a seemingly endless string of cuts in Allied defence budgets. We are on the verge of cutting too close to the quick and of trying to do too much "on the cheap." Even our ability to perform the new range of peacekeeping missions will be compromised if we allow a degradation of defence capabilities. These, after all, remain the core function of this Alliance.
My friends, I am pleased to say that, as was the case half a century ago, Canada is present once again at the creation of a new order--this time a co-operative security order that has eluded us in the wider Europe until now.
Your experience in multilateral co-operation is even more required and more valuable today than in the past. This is what Canada brings to the "new NATO." And with cooperative security comes a consolidation of the democratic values that will enhance stability across the whole of Europe, to the greater benefit of our collective political, economic and security interests. Canada has much to gain from the success of these endeavours--that is, from a new NATO which is serving Canada's interests. Thank you very much.
The appreciation of the meeting was expressed by Prof. Robert Spenser, President of Atlantic Council of Canada and Professor Emeritus History at Trinity College, University of Toronto and Herbert Phillipps Jr., President, The Canadian Club of Toronto.


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AKRON – William "Billy" Quentin Victor, 68, went to be with the Lord on September 14, 2019. He was loved immensely and will be greatly missed by family and countless friends. His quick wit, enthusiastic storytelling, expensive taste with the uncanny ability to find a deal, passion for music and infectious laugh will always be in our hearts. His love of people, antiques and Dairy Queen was only surpassed by his dedication to our Lord.
Preceded in death by his parents, Gladys and Ralph Norris; father, William Victor; father-in-law, Walt Fowler; and brother-in-law, George Fowler; he is survived by his wife of 40 years, Susan; children, Erin Victor, Emily Victor-Potter (Ronny) and Samuel (Sophia); grandchildren, Summer, Gibson and Mattis; sisters, Sandra (Jerry) Windle and Patricia (William) Wilke; brothers, Mark (Betsy) and Mike (Cathy); mother-in-law, Ruth Fowler; sisters-in-law, Judy Fowler and Jennifer (Clifford) Vaida; brother-in-law, John (Thierry Blanchard) Fowler; nieces and nephews and special family friends, Dave and Cora Shook.
Friends may call from 1-3 PM and 5-7 PM on Friday, September 20, 2019 at the Clifford-Shoemaker Funeral Home 1930 Front St. Cuyahoga Falls, OH 44221, where friends may also call one hour prior to an 11 AM funeral service on Saturday, September 21, 2019. In lieu of flowers memorials may be made to Akron Snow Angels.
Arrangements entrusted to Clifford-Shoemaker Funeral Home and Crematory, 330-928-2147.
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Kale cream with cannellini beans and rosemary | Green goodness
Posted on October 16, 2016
What shall I prepare after my evening gym workout? We present a colourful detox kale recipe with a tasteful explosion of flavours, and, ops… it's very light.
Soup | Recommended with bio Organic | Difficulty – Easy | Time 20 mins
- Extra virgin olive oil (obviously)
- 160g of kale
- 500g of cannellini beans (tinned)
- 1 big potato
- 1 white onion
- 1/2 lime
- Black pepper
- Rosemary
- Grated Roman pecorino cheese or Parmigiano
- Salt to taste
- Put the kale, the potato and the onion in a pan with water and cook them until they soften
- Drain the cannellini, place them in a pan with ½ glass of water and rosemary and cook for 3 minutes
- Blend the kale, the potato and the onion, adding ½ glass of the water used to cook them, the lime juice (½ glass), a pinch of salt, some rosemary, 2 tbsp of cannellini beans and extra virgin olive oil
- Serve the green cream adding the remaining cannellini beans, some black pepper, the grated roman pecorino and finish with extra virgin olive oil


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- Parliament recently announced that the passing of its NHI Bill has been set into motion
- The Bill has drawn both praise and criticism since then
- However, it will likely still be several years before NHI is fully implemented
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There has been considerable debate around the NHI Bill in recent weeks, but the scheme is still years away from being implemented.
The implementation of the NHI is only expected to be completed by 2026.
The Bill still needs to proceed through a number of phases.
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The Bill has two phases - one running from 2017 to 2022 and another from 2022 to 2026. Certain measures will have be taken during these phases to improve the healthcare system. The Bill sets out certain objectives which must be met by the end of the first phase.
Additionally, the Bill will have to proceed through normal parliamentary channels before it can be passed, which includes public consultations, Briefly.co.za has gathered. Thereafter, the Bill will go to a vote in the National Assembly.
If it is successful there, it will proceed to the National Council of Provinces (NCOP) for another vote. If the Bill passes the vote in this chamber as well it will end up on the president's desk. The president will then have to sign it into law, according to News24.
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Once implemented, the NHI will be primarily funded through tax revenue. Payment to the scheme will be mandatory. Additionally, private insurers and other medical aids will not be able to cover services already covered by the NHI.
This has raised some concern, as it may make it more expensive to obtain certain medical services without assistance from the NHI.
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Few things in life are more overwhelming and frightening than being charged with a crime. If you're a first time offender, understandably, you may still be in shock about getting arrested, booked in jail, or just required to speak to the police. One of the first things many people do after getting arrested is search online for answers about what this means for their life and what they should do next. If you've been charged with a crime in Texas, it's in your best interest to speak to an experienced Texas criminal defense lawyer as soon as you can. An experienced, knowledgeable Texas … [Read more...]
Federal Court Upholds Right to Flip Off the Police
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Austin Sheffield Deep Ellum Beating: Was The Dallas Police Department Right To Present Charges for L'Daijonique Lee?
In the aftermath of the beating of L'Daijonique Lee by Austin Sheffield in Deep Ellum in Dallas, which was captured on video and widely viewed, a number of controversies have arisen. One was the decision of the Dallas Police Department to recommend charges against Ms. Lee for damaging Mr. Shuffield's truck. To the extent that it matters to anyone, the Dallas Police Chief who ultimately signed off on the decision, Reneé Hall, is a black woman. The Dallas County District Attorney's Office ultimately decided not to charge Ms. Lee, but some have been critical of DPD's … [Read more...]
Causing Injury to a Child in Texas: Can You Be Charged For Failing To Protect A Child?
Under section 22.04 of the Texas Penal Code, causing injury to a child (defined as someone fourteen or under), is a felony. Many cases of causing injury to a child deal with a parent or caregiver striking or shaking a child, but what if the accused simply fails to protect a child? Can that be a criminal offense? "The answer," says Dallas criminal defense attorney John Helms is that "it can be, depending on the circumstances." In Texas, criminally causing injury to a child includes an "omission," which means a failure to do something. An omission that causes an injury to a child is … [Read more...]
Forced to Commit a Drug Crime: The Defense of Coercion in Federal Drug Cases in Dallas, Fort Worth, Plano, and Sherman, Texas
Former federal prosecutor and experienced criminal defense lawyer John Helms explains how a defendant in a federal drug case can prove innocence due to being forced to participate in a drug crime. What happens if drug traffickers threaten to harm a person's family if the person does not transport drugs for the traffickers? What if the trafficker threatens to kill the defendant right then and there if the defendant does not do as he is told and transport drugs? The law that applies to federal drug trafficking and distribution cases in Dallas, Fort Worth, Plano, and Sherman, Texas … [Read more...]
Do Police Need A Search Warrant To Search Vehicles In Your Driveway?
In many types of cases—especially drug and firearms cases—the police may want to search a vehicle parked in a suspect's driveway. A recent United States Supreme Court holds that in most situations, they need a search warrant to do so. Experienced criminal defense lawyer John Helms explains why this is a victory for privacy. In Collins v. Virginia, a police officer had reason to believe that the defendant was in possession of a stolen motorcycle with an extended frame that was orange and black. The officer went to the defendant's house and saw what appeared to be an extended-frame … [Read more...]
Texas Drug and Theft Cases—What Is Engaging In Organized Criminal Activity?
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John Helms Dallas criminal lawyer discusses "beyond a reasonable doubt"—an elusive but fundamental concept for criminal defense attorneys. Almost everyone has heard the phrase "beyond a reasonable doubt." It is the standard that the government's proof must meet in order for a jury to find a defendant guilty of a crime, explains John Helms, Dallas criminal lawyer. It is also an elusive concept that is sometimes difficult for jurors to grasp. I also believe that some prosecutors try to convince jurors that it is a lower standard than it is. If jurors accept this argument, they could find … [Read more...]
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Forbes Rodeo gallery
Last Saturday's windy weather did little to dampen the action at the Forbes Showground for the annual rodeo.
Event organiser Shaun Read said numbers were down from previous years due to the gusty weather and amount of other events in the region.
Despite this, an estimated 1,500 to 2,000 people came through the gates to watch the thrills and spills of the rodeo.
Mr Read said the rodeo was really good considering the weather and all events featured lots of good competition.
There were plenty of entrants for all of the events, with cowboys from various parts of the country taking out awards.
Current Australian Saddle Bronc Riding champion Ben Lees showed off his skills when he won the Saddle Bronc Ride.
Among the other winners were Darcy Kersh who took out first place in calf roping and Tim Richardson who won the steer wrestling event.
The Jaye Davis Memorial Steer Ride was a popular event, seeing many local riders battle it out for the buckle.
This year, the buckle was won by Jasper Mackey with 95 points, edging out last year's winner – Ben Molloy.
The bucking bull of the year, Eye Candy, who has so far resisted all attempts to ride out the time on him has extended his streak.
The talented rider from Yass, Josh Bush who was assigned to Eye Candy, was unable to stay the distance.
Results for the Paddy Molloy All Round Buckle are still being collated.
This is the first year that the Paddy Molloy All Round Buckle will be presented and is named in honour of Paddy who had a long association with the rodeo.
To be eligible to win the buckle, competitors need to compete in both timed and roughstock events.
Mr Read said he'd like to thank the Forbes Services Memorial Club and all of the rodeo's sponsors for their help in staging the event.
Mr Read said he would also like to thank the members of the Forbes community for their energetic support of the rodeo and for their behaviour during the event.


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DRINK: The taste of rye and the oily body are perfect to create an exceptional cocktail.
This vodka is better when sipped in a good quality tasting glass. It really shines when paired with foods, particularly with Russian cuisine.
FINAL THOUGHTS: one of the best rye vodkas with a sumptuous body.
- Alcohol content: 38,50% vol.
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I'm here with Giancarlo Stanton in the hospital. No, I'm not here to direct Giancarlo to put the hospital gown on backwards. That was a happy accident. I'm also not here to try to convince new parents in the maternity ward to name their daughters, Giancarla or Ginacarlo or Ginacarla. The flowers everyone sent were beautiful, by the way. Every time he falls asleep I sprinkle flower petals on him like he's Mena Suvari in American Beauty. Whoever sent the balloon, "Get Well Soon, My Fantasy Team Needs You," you should be ashamed. Can you not think of anyone else? At least think of me! On the fo'serious for a full second, in 2013, when Showtime aired the inspiration for True Detective that was trying to solve the mystery on whether or not anyone in the Marlins front office knew anything about baseball, Giancarlo was out for a knee operation. Then last year, Mike Fiers did what many of us dream of, but only a few of us can visualize in its fullest, put a ball on Giancarlo's face. Now, he's out for four to six weeks with a broken hamate bone. I don't doubt mi novio can hit 50 homers one year, but he kinda needs to stay on the field to do it. Hopefully, one of these years we see it. I have to go now, he's waking and likes his Jell-O at room temperature, so I have to remove the cold Jell-o from my rectum and hope it's warmed. Coming, Giancarlo! Literally! Anyway, here's what else I saw this weekend in fantasy baseball:
Carl Crawford – Nearing a rehab assignment and could return right after the All-Star break. Don Mattingly said, "We just got done making up Lineup Bingo cards for when Crawford returns. If Paul Sorvino dressed as a priest pulls a B-3, Crawford plays."
Zack Greinke – 7 2/3 IP, 0 ER, 5 baserunners, 6 Ks vs. the Giancarless, which is a misnomer, because now all the Marlins have are wheels.
Daniel Murphy – Expected to return from the DL on Tuesday. Oh, that will solve all your fantasy team's problems. Assuming your problems are you can't find someone to bore you from your MI slot.
Johan Santana – Suspended his comeback attempt until 2016. At least that's what the news said. I'm guessing it meant, he doesn't plan to officially retire until 2016.
Curtis Granderson – 2-for-5, 2 RBIs and has five homers in the last eight games. That's a week for The Beatles.
Steven Matz – 7 2/3 IP, 2 ER, 8 baserunners, 6 Ks in his major league debut, and also went 3-for-3 with 4 RBIs because he's a baller! JB's coming later today with a pitching profile on Matz. Without reading it, I can tell you he should be owned in all leagues.
Todd Frazier – 1-for-4 and his 25th homer. 45 HRs this year? Crazier things have happened, maybe literally.
Brandon Phillips – 1-for-3 and his 5th homer, and 2nd one this week, but left yesterday's game early, potentially re-injuring his jammed thumb. Damn, Marley, he's Jammin'.
Nolan Arenado – 2-for-4, 3 RBIs and his 23rd and 24th homers. With Giancarlo hurt, how can I find pleasure in a time like this? There shouldn't be joy. Yet…Ugh, I'm a bad person! I feel happiness from Arenado! Please, give me a swirly, Torenado!
Tim Lincecum – Left Saturday's game after being hit by a liner. Sounds like an iceberg in 1912.
Matt Duffy – 3-for-4, 3 runs and his 8th homer and 2nd homer in as many games and now batting third. I've continually made the comparison of the Giants to the Cards, and their third basemen share first names and the same fantasy DNA. Matt Duffy vs. Matt Carpenter, The Clone Wars.
Brandon Crawford – 1-for-4 and his 10th homer, and who does he remind me of? You guessed it! It's Bhanny Crawford!
Madison Bumgarner – 7 2/3 IP, 2 ER, 7 baserunners, 8 Ks, ERA down to 2.99, and he pitchslapped Bergman. Must've been for making him watch Fanny and Alexander.
Matt Andriese – 6 IP, 0 ER, 1 hit, zero walks, 5 Ks vs. the Red Sox, Andriese's ERA at 3.24. Andriese was never a big name prospect. Is Matt without fault, i.e., sans Andriese's fault? No, and neither is The Rock's newest disaster movie, or his new TV show that is a disaster. Scouts seem to think Andriese could be a #5 starter, but scouts also chew tobacco and call everyone 'kid.' Andriese doesn't even look good enough to stream.
Jake Odorizzi – Set for a rehab assignment. Like Martin Luther King Jr. and Bobby Ewing during that one season of Dallas, I have a dream. Can Odorizzi please no longer be set to start rehab and just start it?
Chris Archer – 6 IP, 5 ER, 6 baserunners, 10 Ks, but you shot your poisoned arrow through my heaaaaaaaaarrrrrrt. Honest engine, Red Sox just got lucky yesterday and I'm not concerned.
Grady Sizemore – 3-for-5, 1 RBI as he hit 2nd in his Rays debut. Grady Sizemore gets more chances to fail than Tom Sizemore.
Hanley Ramirez – Went back to Boston for an MRI. Damn, he's filling up that MRI stamp card fast!
David Ortiz – 1-for-3, 2 RBIs and his 12th homer, hitting .231. I was surprised Ortiz wasn't going around the major leagues collecting token gifts for retirement, so I Googled that shizz and I found out he's not considering retirement. Looks like his judgment for hanging it up is as good as Robin Williams. Too soon?
Alejandro De Aza – 2-for-4 and his 6th homer. Whatever hot schmotato influenza Brock Holt (0-for-4) was sneezing on all my teams two weeks ago looks to be transferred to De Aza. I grabbed him for today, won't you join me?
Pablo Sandoval – 2-for-3, 2 RBIs and his 7th homer. If the source of all my stress is Sandoval, and Sandoval finally hits a home run, who does he hit it off of to keep my stress level high? He hits it off my ace, Archer, of course. Thanks, Bleb!
Justin Masterson – 5 IP, 0 ER, 5 baserunners, 6 Ks. It seems that every new starter to go into the Red Sox rotation looks great for about two starts, then they catch whatever's ailing Miley, et al. Wouldn't be surprised to see him have another nice game next time out vs. the Astros, though the 'Stros can put up 12 runs or strikeout 27 times. I wouldn't go near Masterson outside of AL-Only leagues, way too much risk.
Drew Hutchison – 5 2/3 IP, 0 ER, 7 baserunners (3 BBs), 8 Ks, ERA down to 4.99. Hutch's peripherals look solid (8.3 K/9, 2.7 BB/9, 3.79 xFIP), but I'm having a hard time getting excited about him. Weird that the Blue Jays staff is made of two 70's cops that I don't trust. Call me Stokely Carmichael.
Roberto Osuna – 1 1/3 IP, 0 ER and the save as Delabar set him up. Seems pretty clear to me that if the Blue Jays had their druthers Osuna is their closer, assuming I know what druthers are.
Josh Donaldson – 2-for-4 and his 18th homer. Yeah, okay, but what about The Torenado?!
Chi Chi Gonzalez – 6 IP, 3 ER, 8 baserunners (4 BBs), 3 Ks. Four walks to three Ks says all you need to know. Wait, why are you putting your ear to the previous sentence? Four walks to three Ks isn't going to literally say anything.
Yovani Gallardo – 8 1/3 IP, 0 ER, 5 baserunners, 4 Ks on Saturday, ERA down to 2.72. YoGa is sure going out of his way to bait and switch. Now, he's throwing a near-complete game shutout vs. the Blue Jays. I like his persistence to rope us into his web of hot garbage.
Rougned Odor – 3-for-5 and his 5th steal, near-.400 in the last week with two homers and two steals. Hot schmotato alert!
Melky Cabrera – 3-for-4 and his 2nd homer. Melky, cereal, baby, Melky, cereal, baby. Damn, that song always gets stuck in my head. Melky's been hot for about a week and I'd own him, though I imagine he's on a lot of last place teams that are already researching fantasy football. (Smooth linkage!)
Jeff Samardzija – 7 1/3 IP, 4 ER, 8 baserunners, 4 Ks, ERA at 4.56. He reminds me of a pitcher from yesteryear. A good old fashioned innings eater. Can't believe we don't have a term for this, but we need a glossary term for an innings eater. Please suggest in the comments.
Jesse Chavez – 5 2/3 IP, 3 ER, 8 baserunners, 4 Ks, ERA up to 3.02. Two starts in a row where he's looked about as wonky as trying to make sense of a conversation with Daniel Johnston. I'd continue to hold him in most leagues.
Eric Hosmer – 0-for-3, but left yesterday's game early with pain in his left ring finger. That's how I felt after I got married.
Adam Jones – 0-for-4, and only started the 1st game of the doubleheader as he returned to the lineup. For what he did, returned might be too strong a word.
Manny Machado – 3-for-8, 2 runs, 3 RBIs and his 15th homer in 1st game. I talk a bit about Machado in the podcast that's coming later today. I'd break Amish to listen.
Chris Parmelee – 1-for-7, 2 RBIs and his 4th homer. You might remember Parmelee from such classic posts as my Friday Buy titled, um, well, you can Google it.
Jimmy Paredes – 2-for-5, 2 runs, 2 RBIs and his 9th homer in the 1st game. The desire I feel for Paredes feels akin to anyone's desire for Rosie Perez at the Puerto Rican Day parade.
Ubaldo Jimenez – 8 IP, 0 ER, 4 baserunners, 7 Ks, ERA at 3.09. His ERA says he's way past the point of streaming, but I still have no faith in him and would look at the Stream-o-Nator for Ubaldo. Maybe my yawnstipation about Ubaldo is subconscious because my hair is my best attribute.
Trevor Bauer – 7 IP, 4 ER, 6 baserunners, 5 Ks, his ERA has jumped from 3.22 to 3.96 in the last two starts. Looks like The Regression Fairies are pecking away hard on Bauer. At least that's why I think they're doing the chicken head.
Matt Kemp – 2-for-4 and his 6th homer as he bats leadoff. It actually makes more sense that Granderson continues to bat leadoff compared to Kemp's placement. One thing the Padres have is guys that could hit leadoff — Yangervis Solarte (0-for-4), Alexei Amarista (0-for-1) and Will Venable (0-for-3). Okay, not saying they're great, but Kemp hitting leadoff is goofy.
Derek Norris – 2-for-4, 3 RBIs and two homers (10, 11). Hasn't been great, but he's been a ton better than the Netflix show, Derek.
Welington Castillo – 1-for-4, 3 RBIs and his 6th homer. Three homers from catchers in yesterday's game because they don't have to answer catcher questions.
Jake Lamb – 2-for-4, 2 runs, 2 RBIs and his 2nd homer. Yasmany Tomas (0-for-3, 2 runs) unveiled his dugout homer celebration yesterday. Lamb goes for a high-five and Yasmany gnaws on his forearm.
David Peralta – 1-for-4 and his 6th homer. Just beginning to get going as Ender readies to return. It's like a fantasy cul-de-sac.
Jon Singleton – Was called up, but didn't play on Sunday. Prospect Mike just gave you his Jon Singleton fantasy. He wrote it after celebrating a Supreme Court ruling with Maikel Franco.
Collin McHugh – 8 IP, 1 ER, 4 baserunners, 8 Ks, ERA down to 4.51 vs. Michael Pineda 8 IP, 2 ER, 7 baserunners, 8 Ks, ERA down 4.08. This was a matchup of two guys that have caused consternation the size of the Milky Way. As I said last time on Pineda, he's a buy low. McHugh's another ball of yarn. His velocity and Ks are down. He could have solid games, but last year's 2.73 ERA pitcher doesn't seem likely.
Carlos Martinez – 6 IP, 1 ER, 5 baserunners, 6 Ks, ERA down to 2.80. Ah, the one that got away. How good has he been? On our Player Rater, he's around the 17th best starter, and moving close to as valuable as Price and Harvey. Yup.
Torii Hunter – 1-for-4, 2 RBIs and his 11th homer, and 3rd homer in the last two games. Since a cyclops with a monocle wouldn't eye Torii on principle, let's just jump right to him being a hot schmotato.
Tommy Milone – 6 IP, 0 ER, 5 baserunners, 7 Ks, ERA at 3.19. Yeah, I'm aware of how good Milone was in the minors this year, and…it does nothing for my enthusiasm on him. I'd strictly look at him thru the eyes of the Stream-o-Nator.
Mike Fiers – 7 IP, 1 ER, 7 baserunners, 4 Ks, ERA down to 4.14. The least amount of runs he's allowed in the most innings he's thrown in a start all year! And he does it with his third worst K/9 of the season (5.1) — lowercase yay! Way to undercut our happiness once again, Fiers!
Ryan Braun – 1-for-2, 2 RBIs and a slam (15) and legs (9), hitting .259. Mean's while in this game, Adam Lind hit his 11th homer (1-for-4, 2 RBIs, hitting .291). According to our Player Rater, Braun's run away from Lind in fantasy value, which is the first positive news on Braun's thumb in two years.
Andrew McCutchen – 1-for-4 after leaving Saturday's game because he took a pitch off his elbow by Teheran. This year he's Andrew McClutchin-Everything. While him getting hit on his elbow sounds almost as bad as the new HBO show, The Brink — I can tell Tim Robbins and Jack Black are gentiles because I've never seen two actors ham it up so much — but since McClutchin-Everything played on Sunday, it's hopefully nothing.
Jace Peterson – 1-for-5 and his 3rd homer on Sunday, and 2-for-5, 3 RBIs on Saturday. In other words, Rendon's injury is the best thing that's happened to my team. Or at least that's the lie I'm currently telling myself!
Alex Wood – 7 1/3 IP, 0 ER, 5 baserunners (0 BBs), 8 Ks, ERA down to 3.17. I giggled a little when I wrote his ERA. Fantasy baseballers (<–my mom's term!) sounded like a bunch of 60-year-old men they had so many problems with Wood in the beginning of the year. If a guy with a 3.17 ERA is your biggest problem, I want your team.
Stephen Strasburg – 7 IP, 2 ER, 5 baserunners, 9 Ks. Okay, another three months of this and we're all good.
Ian Desmond – 2-for-8, 2 RBIs and his 7th homer. I see the dreck that is his year and I want to call him, "Ian damn, man."
Danny Espinosa – 0-for-9. Okay, so maybe it hurts a little losing Rendon.
Jeff Francoeur – 2-for-4, 2 RBIs and his 5th homer. Or as Phils fans call him, "Franco," then they cover their mouth.
Cesar Hernandez – 6-for-8, 1 run and 3 steals doubleheader. If you need SAGNOF, he's worth a gamble. In related news, Phils manager, Ryan Sandberg, quit. The Phils can't even pressure the right former All-Star 2nd baseman to retire.
Hector Santiago – 7 IP, 1 ER, 5 baserunners, 6 Ks, ERA at 2.58. I can see it already. He gets bombed in the playoffs, and Joe Buck can't stop talking about how surprising it is, because of how good Santiago was this year. Yeah, only Santiago's leaving more men on base than a Catholic schoolgirl.
Felix Hernandez – 6 IP, 0 ER, 4 baserunners (3 BBs), 8 Ks and out after 96 pitches. Can't believe Lloyd Christmas McClendon can tie his shoes wearing those kid gloves he's using on F-Her. Assuming McClendon can even tie his shoes normally.
Fernando Rodney – 1 IP, 0 ER and got the save the other night. McClendon reiterated that he wants Rodney to be closing games. This time he didn't mention man muscles, instead he said Rodney makes them a better club if he's closing and, "Carson is in the eighth and Lowe and Furbush in the seventh. It closes the gap tremendously." A Lowe/Furbush does close the gap tremendously, or McClendon was doing a Mystery Science Theater-type voiceover for a Woodstock documentary.


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