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^Birthday Sig & Ava from Mikessc88 <3 v Birthday Sig from Imotochan <3Lords of the Boredom Zone: Arhazivory Redsquirrel and Crossx21
lol. same here. Gintama is crack and it seriously had me laughing. XD kinda wish the scanslations would catch up to the anime.
Arrancar Grimmjow, thank you!
But... I've just found a torrent file with vol 1-20., in Japanese (so it's RAW). I haven't had a chance to download it and take a peek (hehe, I have to wait until I burn some anime episodes on DVD; my winchester is that little^^"), so I don't know for sure, but I'm optimist
I've found it on mininova.org.
Anyway, thanks for your kindness; I didn't know downloading those Korean scanlations would be this complicated... so if I'll get a peek into this torrent and everything is all right with it, then I won't bother you^^"
Kisa, you're right... or fansubs would catch up to the latest episodes x'D (or scanlations to the latest chapters)
hmm..where can i read the complete chapters of gintama? can't find any site
It's not completely scanlated K-Man. A lot of gaps exist; I have volumes 1 - 6 - gap - chapters 89 - 101 - gap - and a huge jump to 200 and something. I can't make that big of a jump, so until the gaps are filled, I'll just stick with the anime.
^Birthday Sig & Ava from Mikessc88 <3 v Birthday Sig from Imotochan <3Lords of the Boredom Zone: Arhazivory Redsquirrel and Crossx21
the anime has gap too hmm too bad
I only read a few chapters in Shonen Jump. It was really funny though. The alien girl made me laugh every time.
Sig and Ava by Imotochan
Eh I couldn't get into the anime and I haven't bothered to try the manga.
I gave the anime a go and I wanted to like it, but it was just so weak (for me) in terms of story, humour, or animation quality.
Maybe the manga's better...but I doubt it
I agree...the gap is too big, but it only makes it worth while when an episode comes out.
where do you watch/download the anime?
im watching the kyubei arc..the last episode of the kyubei arc havent watch it


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SUNY New Paltz shuts out SUNYIT in men's soccer
NEW PALTZ, N.Y. — Angelo DiMatteo's first-half goal was all the scoring SUNY New Paltz needed, as the Hawks blanked SUNY Institute of Technology, 1-0, in State University of New York Athletic Conference men's soccer on Monday.
DiMatteo converted Joseph Hughes' pass in front of the net with 1:38 remaining before halftime for the Hawks, who improved to 7-6-1.
New Paltz outshot (6-7) SUNYIT, 26-6.
Hawks goalkeeper Andres Montoya made two saves to preserve the shutout, while SUNYIT's Malick Faye kept his team in the game by making eight saves.
The Hawks next play host to Oneonta 1 p.m. Saturday.As a part of the contest, New Paltz will honor heroes through the Wounded Warrior Project. Admission will be $5, with all proceeds benefiting the Wounded Warrior Project.
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1st half: NP—DiMatteo (Hughes) 43:22.
SOG: S 6, NP 26; CK: S 0, NP 6; GS: S (Faye) 8, NP (Montoya) 2.
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Troy Police to discontinue use of ShotSpotter at end of 2012
TROY — ShotSpotter, the sophisticated listening system designed to hear shots and triangulate the location of their origin will be going offline at the end of the year, according to Police Chief John Tedesco.
The department has been under pressure from the company to upgrade the system, but, "there's no guarantee the system will improve" with those upgrades said Tedesco, and that the current system is not consistent.
In addition to using a new version of the software, the upgrade would transfer monitoring from police headquarters to California. While the company has maintained that the move across the country would not result in a longer period between shots being fired and a report produced, the chief is not convinced, nor does he believe that the upgrade will overcome some of Troy's innate characteristics, which is to say—Troy is a city.
A major impediment to ShotSpotter actually spotting shots was the city's terrain, explained Assistant Police Chief George VanBramer. The system relies on sound waves being recorded by microphones, but with so many tall buildings, and a hill in the city, the sound waves are sometimes blocked or redirected, resulting in the system registering fewer shots than actually occur.
"If you had a desert area, it would probably work fine," said VanBramer. The chief noted that the system did not register the shots heard Tuesday night.
When installed in 2009, ShotSpotter was supposed to take a year to attune itself to the city's sounds, and would then be able to pinpoint shots to within five feet. The system has not provided enough accurate information to justify the cost to maintain the system, said the chief.
At a cost of $250,000, the system was touted as a boon early on, but it has been more than two years and not only does the system not hear all shots, it sometimes issues false reports, either due to sound waves bouncing off terrain or failing to differentiate between shots fired and fireworks, or cars backfiring.
"We don't want officers going to a false place and then being at a tactical disadvantage," Tedesco said. "That's my main concern."
The system has led teams of officers to spots where no shots were fired, or locations a little ways from the shots' origin. This inconsistency has led to a lack of trust in the system from the brass down to the cops on the beat. In a recent roll call, the force was unanimous in their sentiment about the system—it's not effective.
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Thursday, January 13, 2011
What Are Editors For?
We all do. Even editors must edit their own work. Sure, you're still going to turn to those trusted readers or a professional editor, but before (and after) you do, you need to do some self-editing. Find the mistakes that you can – the left out words, the plot strings that you totally forgot to tie up, the words that on second look don't make sense, the additions that you put in then forgot to change in already written material and thus the best friend is killed off only to reappear alive in a later chapter, and other things. Find all the errors you can before you send it to me or some other editor. It'll save you money, for one thing.
Here are some suggestions:
1. When you're ready to start editing, read the full manuscript. Do not stop to make the edits right then. Mark the section in the margin and make a quick note to yourself with a red pen or the Comment tool so you can go back to it.
2. After that read-through, go back to your margin notes and begin making corrections. Some of them may require big re-writes. Some may mean you'll have to come up with alternates to the passive "to be" verb. You may have to combine two characters into one. And so on.
3. Set aside the re-worked manuscript for as long as you can (for some that's easy; but for others it can be like neglecting a baby). Then edit again.
4. If you always edit on the computer, print it out and edit with a pen.
5. Another idea is to record yourself reading your manuscript then listen to it. You'll catch things that you didn't see when reading on paper.
Here's something I don't advise:
I hear some people telling writers to read their work backward, word by word. I say, Don't do that. That would be like reading gibberish.
Why torture yourself? That's what editors are for.
Helen Ginger is an author, blogger, freelance editor and writing coach. She teaches public speaking as well as writing and marketing workshops. In addition, her free ezine, Doing It Write, which goes out to subscribers around the globe, is now in its twelfth year of publication. You can follow Helen on Twitter or connect with her on Facebook and LinkedIn – or catch her April 30, 2011 at Books 'n Authors 'n All That Jazz in Weatherford, Texas, where she and Sylvia Dickey Smith will be talking about "Jazzing Up Your Characters."
30 comments:
- Liza said...
Great advice as always Helen. Oh, and the reading backwards thing does help for small business letters, memos and the like...but not for content, just to catch typos.
- January 13, 2011 at 6:09 AM
- Helen Ginger said...
I could see doing it on a business letter, but an entire book? Exhausting and not useful. And yet I've seen where people have recommended it for books. Thanks Liza for pointing that out.
- January 13, 2011 at 6:29 AM
- Dibakar Sarkar said...
- January 13, 2011 at 7:13 AM
- Helen Ginger said...
Hi Dibaka!
- January 13, 2011 at 7:27 AM
- Susan Gourley/Kelley said...
Great advice, Helen. I always print my work out after the first draft so I can write all over it.
- January 13, 2011 at 7:59 AM
- Helen Ginger said...
Susan, I do that too, although sometimes it's after the fifth or sixth editing pass-through.
- January 13, 2011 at 8:04 AM
- irishoma said...
Good advice.
I agree with Liza about backward reading being useful for business letters or short passages. But I can't imagine reading an entire manuscript backwards.
Donna V.
http://donnasbookpub.blogspot.com - January 13, 2011 at 8:12 AM
- Helen Ginger said...
It is rather mind boggling, isn't it, Donna!
- January 13, 2011 at 8:13 AM
- Deb Larson said...
Great advice, Helen!
I had a lady read tarot cards once. I could barely stop giggling and felt it was a bunch of gibberish!
DL Larson - January 13, 2011 at 8:51 AM
- Man of la Books said...
Until I started my bookish blog (shameless plug: http://www.ManOfLaBook.com) I never realized just how important editors are.
One bad experience with an independent author showed me just how important an editor is. - January 13, 2011 at 8:56 AM
- Helen Ginger said...
Lessons learned without pain are the best, I think, although a painful experience usually does hurt. I tend to learn the most from those, though, because I don't forget them.
- January 13, 2011 at 9:54 AM
- Elspeth Antonelli said...
Excellent advice as usual, Helen. I can't imagine trying to read a manuscript backwards; I understand its usefulness for finding hidden typos, but I'm sure it would make my eyes cross!
- January 13, 2011 at 10:17 AM
- Karen from Mentor said...
Great advice. It's always best to have another set of eyes. Even if you have to give them back.
:0) - January 13, 2011 at 10:20 AM
- Helen Ginger said...
Cute, Karen.
I'm so used to reading front to back, if I switched I'd be so frustrated trying to make sense of it, even though I knew I couldn't. - January 13, 2011 at 11:21 AM
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- January 13, 2011 at 11:22 AM
- Dawn Brazil said...
I just blogged about editing @ http://dawnbrazil.blogspot.com/. I love this site, I always find great editing tips and it's refreshing to know that the tips I've picked up are on par with the editors at The Blood-Red Pencil. Editing can be a daunting task but when you have a list of things to look for in one concise location it can be easier. It's always preferable to get right to your destination rather than stumble around in the dark!
- January 13, 2011 at 11:22 AM
- Maryann Miller said...
Very helpful advice, Helen. Thanks. Reading backwards to catch typos is a trick a publisher taught me a long time ago when I was editing a magazine. He recommended putting a blank piece of paper over a page of copy and going down line by line, reading from right to left.
Granted, that would be tedious for an entire book, but it does help keep a focus on looking for simple mistakes and not getting caught up in content again. - January 13, 2011 at 11:29 AM
- Patricia Stoltey said...
I love editors. They are gods and goddesses.
As for setting manuscripts aside, I do that and let them sit a long time. When I finally start revisions, I'm amazed at how much of the story I don't even remember writing at all. - January 13, 2011 at 12:59 PM
- Helen Ginger said...
That happens to me, too, Patricia. I love it!
Maryann, slowing down when you're in the editing phase is definitely helpful. Otherwise we read what's in our head, not necessarily what's on the page.
Hi Dawn. Sometimes my edits on my own work turn into almost full rewrites! - January 13, 2011 at 1:23 PM
- Kathy McIntosh said...
Okay, Helen, did that last sentence mean that editors are there to torture writers?
Actually, as a proofreader, I do read shorter documents backwards. And sometimes even the long ones, which isn't fun.
Good post, as usual. - January 13, 2011 at 2:50 PM
- Helen Ginger said...
The last sentence did mean that, but I was joking.
Kathy, I can see that reading something backward would force you to look closely at each word, but that would drive me nuts, unless the piece is short. - January 13, 2011 at 2:56 PM
- Dani Greer said...
I don't print much out anymore being an avowed nazi environmentalist ;), but I do change screens, fonts, and read aloud. Sometimes, just waiting a day between edits does the trick, too.
- January 13, 2011 at 6:02 PM
- Helen Ginger said...
Being the ancient person that I am, I remember the days before computers. Back then, I printed out a manuscript more than once as I did edits. Now I might do it once, since I see things on paper than I miss on the computer. When I'm reading print, I slow down.
- January 13, 2011 at 8:05 PM
- Jodie Renner Editing said...
Great advice, Helen. And don't forget that there are a lot of freelance manuscript editors like me out there! Get them to do a sample edit of your work first. I always do a sample edit of the first 6-12 pages or so, so the author can see how I'd handle their work.
Instead of reading backwards, I just make the page bigger by clicking on the "+" sign in the bottom right corner until it's 120% to 150%. Then it's REALLY hard to miss the mistakes! (Some people even go bigger.) - January 13, 2011 at 8:42 PM
- author Christa Polkinhorn said...
A good editor is worth gold! Before I published my debut novel, I had the presence of mind of showing my manuscript (which I thought was pretty much finished) to a professional editor. I'm sure glad I did. It meant rewriting parts of the novel, but it was worth it. Scott Nicholson, who is part of the editing team on The Blood-Red Pencil, saved "Love of a Stonemason" from being a flop and helped me make it into a book I am proud of.
Thank you, editors!
Christa - January 14, 2011 at 4:36 AM
- Joanne said...
Lots of great advice, Helen. I've found another great editing method ... If it's a smaller essay type of writing, or just a section of a manuscript, I've found that actually retyping it into word always works to clean up the piece. Something about that typing process brings flaws to light.
- January 14, 2011 at 6:23 AM
- Debs Carr said...
Useful advice, as always. Thank you.
- January 14, 2011 at 6:46 AM
- Judy Croome said...
I recently did a course on Basic Proofreading and Editing - my motive was that hopefully I can get a pretty clean ms to an external editor. I'm glad I did it, but phew. I'll happily pay for a professional editor because it takes incredible discipline and focus to proof read and edit.
Judy (South Africa) - January 14, 2011 at 8:12 AM
- Connie Hale said...
Great advice, especially the last line! Every writer I know needs a good editor, including the very best ones.
One thing that might be helpful to writers trying to figure out what they need in the way of help, and how much it would cost to get a professional editor, is this essay I wrote with colleagues: http://www.prosedoctors.com/the-art-craft-and-cost-of-editing/. - January 14, 2011 at 1:07 PM
- KjM said...
Great advice, Helen.
I edit as best I can on the computer - and then I print the work out and go over it with a pen. As you might imagine, I am stunned at what I missed on the screen.
I frequently read the close-to-final version aloud - it helps rhythm, and points out awkward passages that just reading itself doesn't show up. - January 15, 2011 at 11:17 PM


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If they are not corrected by 8:00 AM PT the morning after the game, there may be a pending stat correction for your league. If there is not a pending stat correction, please contact us and we will be happy to investigate further.
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In three days from now, I'll celebrate a milestone with my wee Willow. We will have made it to 17 months breastfeeding. As I write that, I'm filled with a mix of emotions. I'm so proud of myself yet I'm also a little exhausted just thinking about it. Breastfeeding and practicing attachment parenting while running a company and maintaining an active social life is HARD WORK!
Over the past 17 months, I've nursed my child to sleep every single time (except for a handful of times when I was away from her), I've nursed her every single time she hurt herself, I've nursed her when she was sick, I've nursed her when she needed a little cuddle and I've nursed her when she first signed "more" and later asked for mama.
I've nursed her on a plane numerous times, in doctor's offices, in parks, in a movie theatre, in the front and back seat of my car, in Wal-Mart, in a mall, while sitting at my desk working, in restaurants and anywhere else the need to feed my child arose.
I have slathered my nipples in Jack Newman's breastfeeding ointment more times than I can count, I've suffered through "rusty pipe syndrome", worried about foremilk/hindmilk imbalances, spent hours trying to wake my sleepy newborn to eat, dealt with growth spurts/cluster feeding, navigated through proper latches and different feeding positions, wore nipple shields, pumped for hours and dealt with opinions from strangers on the way I am feeding my child (mostly good, some not so good).
But now, at 17 months, I wonder if we've reached our end.
Willow, for the past week or so, has started biting me nearly every feeding. She seems way less interested in nursing and will only nurse for a few minutes before getting bored and moving on. The only nursing sessions that she actually does well with are those right before bed. Otherwise, she's turned into an "angry nurser" and it's killing both my spirits and my nipples.
I've done all kinds of things to get the biting to stop: I've tried removing her before she gets to the "done eating, play now" phase, I've unlatched her and told her no while setting her down, I've tried pushing her face (gently) into my breast when she bites so that she experiences something unpleasant after she bites but I'm seriously at a loss here.
It used to be that she'd nurse while we co-slept and those sessions were peaceful and always amongst my favourite. Now those sessions are horrendous for my nipples as she pulls back (with my nipple still in her mouth), bites and creates a super lazy latch, which causes problems for me.
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The only thing I'm worried about is that if I do wean her, how the heck do I get her to sleep? We've only ever nursed her to sleep so I have no idea what I would do there.
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Steelmaker ArcelorMittal and United Steelworkers Local 979 both have high hopes for 2013, thanks to a new type of steel that they'll be producing specifically for the nation's automakers.
That reduction means the weight of the body panels that typically make up about one-third of a vehicle's weight can be reduced by one-fourth. But, just as importantly, it means many other parts of the vehicle can be made lighter in turn, Mr. Zuidema said — something called "secondary mass decompounding" in the auto industry.
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Kristen Wiig is one of my favorites. So, here are ten reasons why.
1. She began, like so many great comic actors today, at the Groundlings.
2. She appeared as Dr. Pat, the marriage counselor with multiple marriages, on THE JOE SCHMO SHOW. One of the funniest reality shows ever (no Youtube video).
3. The Target lady.
4. The inappropriate newly divorced reporter (no Youtube video).
5. Penelope.
6. Her KNOCKED UP character. (Can't find it online, sooooooo how about another Penelope video)
7. Her Nancy Pelosi.
8. With Alec Baldwin, she was part of the Bobby McFerrin car sketch (no Youtube video).
9. She appeared in not only the "**** in a box" digital short, but the "Dear Sister" short as well.
10. And, my favorite, as one of the "Two A-Holes"
EDIT (2-27-08) - Please note, this list was made before she gave the world "Virgania Horsen's Hot Air Balloon Rides", one of her greatest skits ever.
EDIT (4-7-08) Reason #12 The surprise party sketch
EDIT (4-13-08): Reason #13 why I love Kristen Wiig, Judy "Just Kidding" Grimes
EDIT (5-18-08): Reasons #14 and #15 why I love Kristen Wiig:
Starring as Pam in the real original version of THE OFFICE
"Bless This Child"
Kristen is featured in the Comedy Issue of GQ, on newsstands now.
EDIT (11-23-08): Another reason to love Kristen Wiig.
As the adult retainer spokesperson.
ADDED 1-4-09: A great profile of Kristen Wiig in the New York Times.
Here is Kristen Wiig as Gilly.
And as Judy Grimes again. How does she do this? How can she speak this fast?
Here is Kristen Wiig as Bjork
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Here is Kristen Wiig as Barbie
Wednesday, August 22, 2007
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- J.D. said...
Ah, the inappropriate newly divorced reporter. Classic.
- August 23, 2007 at 1:35:00 AM EDT
- SpiterWoman said...
It seems to me that a lot of her characters are rip-offs of the characters Mo Collins does. The Target lady is just like Lorraine.
Sad - April 8, 2008 at 4:05:00 PM EDT
- Anonymous said...
mo collins rip off? no. if you have watched more than one lorraine skit you would know they're very different.
- April 10, 2008 at 5:56:00 PM EDT
- ben said...
you should ass the jamie lee curtis impression with activia yogurt
- April 20, 2008 at 11:11:00 PM EDT
- yours truly, Johnny Blogger said...
I am glad to know that I am not the only one that feels this way!!! I wrote on my blog that I had a crush on her, and friends could not believe it.
45 years old and I have a crush.
After seeing her, they believe it now!
And I am not JUST KIDDING! Palomino! - June 5, 2008 at 10:48:00 PM EDT
- Biku said...
i LOVED her as gilly x)
she is the first female on snl that i always laugh at - February 7, 2009 at 8:13:00 PM EST
- Anonymous said...
omg add the "the lawrence welk show" skit about singing sisters.
if you haven't seen it yet then get ready to die, it's hilarious! - February 17, 2009 at 11:54:00 AM EST
- Jay Amabile said...
the ultimate blog post for Kristen Wiig !!! She's totally underrated. I'm a huge fan of hers and I loved this post!
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The Tigers were lucky tonight as both Leyland and Valverde got off the hook tonight when Delmon Young came through in the 12th. In his post game comments, Leyland just kept saying that we will discuss the Valverde situation in a staff meeting and refuse to comment on his BAD decision to keep him there after he had already given up two hits and a walk before Ibanez came up to bat. He did mention that if a right hand hitter had been coming up behind Ibanez, then he may have intentionally walked him. I say neither Valverde nor Benoit pitch again until the Tigers are up 3 games to none and there is a five run lead .....I am hoping that Valverde took a cab back to the hotel when he was pulled because I am sure no one wanted to be on the bus with him if the Tigers had lost. You could see the disapointment in both in our MVP's Verlander and Cabrera as they sat there in the 10 inning watching our batters go through the motions as it looked like another Fister game was ruined for the second time in one week. Feel bad for Jeter, but as OldSchool HQ said tonight during our live Tigers Facebook chat tonight, if the Tigers can't beat the yanks with an injured Rivera, Jeter and old broken down A-Rod, then they don't deserve to go to the World Series. Glad that Young is earning his 5th spot in the line up money.
Just think, our 3-5-6-7 hitters went 9-21, scored 4 runs and knocked in 4 runs. We got what we needed from them, although it was their production in the 12 that clinched it
Fister is my MVP tonight. Peralta was great, too. Fister gutted it out early and actually got better as the game went on. He got hit on the wrist by that line drive. I wonder if it affects him going forward.
I agree with BL's comment early that you have to pull him outta there after Ichiro's home run. Yet, Leyland lets him pitch to two more lefties after that. You gotta be kidding me. It's like giving more candy to a kid the day after Halloween. I hope the Detroit media stays on his azz about this. Leyland cannot keep doing this. Last season was last season. Closers can flame out quickly. Valverde really only has two pitches anyway -- and only one he can throw for a strike. The hitters know this. Why doesn't Leyland?
He's definitely not the closer anymore. Tigers' Jim Leyland temporarily removes Jose Valverde as closer | Detroit Tigers | Detroit Free Press | freep.com
Q. We have to wade into the Valverde crisis pretty seriously. Were you close to pulling him at any point in the ninth? Can you trust him frankly in the closer role the remainder of the series? (AP)JIM LEYLAND: First of all, I had Dotel up (int the bullpen) because there were things I didn't really like (with Valverde). And the last part of the question I wouldn't discuss. We are going to discuss this as a staff, and now is not the time to discuss it. We haven't really made any decisions. We really want to put our heads together and discuss it first, to be honest with you, and get together as coaching staff and talk about it. We are certainly going to talk about it, but I don't really have any final information on it yet. We haven't discussed it. It will be something we discuss. Bill thinks that Valverde is definitely out as the closer. However, the manager may want to discuss this first............
I hope the media keeps pressing Leyland on this. If Valverde pitches again this year, I will be very angry....no need to discuss.
Good Mitch Albom article about the Valverde crisis for those who don't get the Free press Mitch Albom: No way Tigers can trust Jose Valverde with ninth inning again | Mitch Albom | Detroit Free Press | freep.com
No Valverde? No problem. I've never felt more sure of a Tigers victory starting the ninth inning. Even the team was much looser in the dugout. Yanks and umps helping out a lot. I've never seen a team come into a championship series performing so far under its capabilities. I'm talking about the Yanks here, not the umps. Oh, scratch that. The 2006 Tigers in the World Series come to mind as performing well below their capabilities.
I've talked to many fellow Tigers fans that would not be surprised if Leyland goes back to Valverde as a closer. Doesn't make much sense to me. Confidence is a funny thing. Takes forever to build but can disappear quickly. Valverde looks lost out there.
In NY........Jim LeyLand does well. Second base umpire.....Sparky Leyland stays focused on making the correct call. Home plate umpire.....Lefty Leyland calls all the balls and strikes correctly. NY starting pitcher.....Hiroki Leyland had some bad breaks out there today. kind of a pleasant day at the ole ball park.
with those two pitching....a possible sweep is in play... No Valverde sightings today, so you have to wonder if he was already shipped backed to Detroit early to chill out. Tigers caught a couple of breaks on the base paths with all involving Cano. First he is called out on a bang-bang play at first when it appeared that he beat the throw. Then he loses the ball on a probable inning ending double play that allows the eventual winning run to score. Then he clearly tags Infante when he over ran second base , but the ump calls him safe... Yep we will take'm
29 2/3 innings of consecutive shutout baseball from our starters. 3 outs from the all-time MLB records for the playoffs. What more can you realistically ask for as a fan? We have a ludicrous top 4 pitchers right now. Gotta resign Sanchez this off season. He's smooth and calm. Coke was great tonight. Got us through the 8th without stress and then struck out 3 in the 9th. Night and day from a stressful outing by Valverde. Give Leyland some credit here for this move and for allowing Sanchez to go 110 pitches. Also, it would have been easy to pull Coke after the 8th and come in with Benoit, etc. We fans always want the hot hand ridden and we got it. One difference that I see this year vs 2006 is that our players seem more confidence and looser. They know how to avoid putting undue pressure on themselves and they keep it light in the dugout. Great chemistry for the most part. And AGAIN Peralta makes a critically important defensive play that may have staved off the start of a rally by the Yanks. A good catch by Berry in LF and a nice grab by Avila near the stands also made up for a couple snafus (Infante).
Yeah a NY reporter straight up asked Jim "what will he do about ValV?" And Jim exknowlegded it was a legit question and said his staff would make a decision. Smyly big time ! * Cano is a big time player, don't sleep on him. Maybe these yanks are finally too old. Jeets breaks down on routine play. But Ichero is a pro.
Those NY reporters don't pull any punches. After JJ complained about the call at second, the reporter said something like "why does that matter when your team failed to score any runs and you were already down at that time?"
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The feed I'm getting in the UK showed him in the bullpen in the 8th? inning in uniform, so he was still with the team. They mentioned that the Tigers are only introducing the Tiger starters back in Detroit so there won't be a chance for Valverde to be boo'd by the home crowd. I'd love for Justin to have an 8-1 lead going into the 9th to give him one last chance to show he's got things sorted. (They have suppose to have found an issue with his delivery and its been fixed.... ummm ok)


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Hamad who lost three sons and other close relatives finds it difficult to narrate the misfortune befalling him and his family. He is a father of eight children and a native of Pemba Island conducting trading activities in Dar, where he raised his family.
It is not only the aftermath of the accident that makes him lonely but he is still trying to recover from the pangs of the sinking of MV Spice Islander last September near Nungwi Islet north of Zanzibar Island.
In the Nungwi accident he lost his daughter and a younger brother, two of more than 1,500 people in an accident described as the worst ever along the eastern coast of Africa.
It is one of those situations where someone asks why he has to suffer that much, prefers not to blame anyone and leaves the matter to the Almighty as only He has an answer to why all this happened to him.
He told The Guardian on Sunday in an interview late last week at the port, preparing to get a ticket on an Azam Marine boat for Zanzibar to attend the state funeral ceremony led by Zanzibar President Dr Ali Mohammed Shein for those who perished in the MV Skagit disaster.
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A cross section of a grief stricken relatives said in sporadic interviews that the government must be open and transparent with the report on the accident. The tragic incident numbed senses of many people especially in the Isles, still in pain following the MV Spice Islander disaster.
Following the MV Skagit disaster, Dr Shein formed a probe commission of ten people to carry out investigation to establish the cause of the accident and its report be presented before the House of Representatives and also be made public.
Zanzibar State House permanent secretary Dr Abdulhamid Yahya said in a statement early this week that the President had appointed Judge Abdulhakim Ameir Issa to lead a ten man team of experts in marine and legal issues as well as rescue operations.
Judge Abdulhakim and others were in the commission of inquiry on the MV Spice Islander sinking, while the latest disaster claimed the position of Zanzibar Minister for Infrastructure and Communications Hamad Masoud Hamad who stepped down early this week.
Available information indicates that MV Skagit was built in 1989 at Halter Marine in New Orleans, Louisiana and was operating in Seattle in Washington State in the United States. It was stopped from operating in 2009 due to its old age and time expiry of its existence.
The former Washington ferry served on the Seattle-Vashon Island route since its construction in 1989 before it was discarded and declared unsafe to sail by the US government four years ago. However, despite its bad state, it was sold to greedy businessmen and transported to Tanzania.
Before its purchase, the Washington State Ferries (WSF) the original owner, in the US tried to sell the vessel and another of its sister company, MV Kalama for $900,000 since 2009 but found no potential buyers for both obsolete vessels.
However, the two ferries were finally sold for a combined price of just $400,000 to Seagull Services Ltd based in Zanzibar and transported to operate in Tanzania in 2011. They arrived in Zanzibar in 2011 and were given full registration by Zanzibar Marine Authority (ZMA) with numbers 100144.
On arrival of the MV Skagit, its buyer altered its original design of the vessel and added yet another deck to accommodate more passengers and cargo contrary to regulations, which requires that a ship maintain the capacity originally designed for it as the boats were to carry passengers only.
A senior marine official who spoke on condition of anonymity told this paper at the port on Sunday that inadequate safety measures, careless inspection of marine vessels, and lack of seriousness among government officials both in Mainland Tanzania and Zanzibar are to blame for the recent disaster.
However, he noted controversial circumstances surrounding the registration of MV Skagit which was sold to Seagull Company. It should never have been allowed to set sail in Dar es Salaam port for its lifespan to navigate in sea waters had expired.
Sought for comments over the charges, the Surface and Marine Transport Regulatory Authority (SUMATRA) stated that registration rules and procedures for ZMA are not the same as those observed on the Mainland.
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I should be around for much more riding after this weekend. I think we have a work day outing to loon on Friday 3/14.
I have a new to me Coiler that I need to break in.
Anyone else around on Monday?
I should be around for much more riding after this weekend. I think we have a work day outing to loon on Friday 3/14.
I have a new to me Coiler that I need to break in.
Anyone else around on Monday?
so what trail are you glory hounds going to be showing off on at wv? also do any of the points gained at wv count for the season total, or is wv considered a scrimage? dth
eh guy there's no showing off..... ya just drop tha mf hip!!!
the varsity squad's a travelling team this year so I thought wv was an away game. points should count but not towards the Hero Highway Champ or the Govna's Gauntlet.....do we need a new award for points racked up on Grit?
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All the mountains this year haven't been as busy as before. Surprising me everyday.
I was there yesterday and its a day for your metal boards. Bullet proof snow and lots of people sliding around on their 1980s skis in jeans and Patriots jackets, so careful out there. Hopefully see ya guys soon.
Its not how fast you snowboard, its how you snowboard fast
Who says hardbooters can't do freestyle-Hard Attack
is anyone going to be around wv or loon tommorow. i will be heading up in the morning for a day trip. let me know! dth
They have posted the season pass info for next year. It looks like it will be a WV, Cranmore and Bretton Woods. $749 anytime and $649 limited. Loon hasn't posted the prices for next year's pass. Anybody riding this weekend? I will be at WV on Sunday. I will also be heading over to the ECES for thursday and friday.
I just talked to Big Daddy MF Duke 6 and he's down for riding at Stowe on Thursday and Firday. Anyone intersted in joining us and going in on a hotel?
My freind booked us into the http://www.stowemotel.com/ , I have never stayed there so I don't know what it is like but it was just around $100 a night for a room with two queen beds.
Wow! This morning was epic carving at Loon. I expect it was the same most anywhere in Northern New England. Tomorrow should be about the same but probably colder.
If this is what global warming is all about, then Al Gore deserves a big
just got back from a ****** ******* whirlwind tour of sugarloaf and sunday river. * ** ** *** *** ***** **** *** *** **** **** ** ** **** * ******* ****. ** *** ** ***** * ****** ** *******?? * ***'* *** *** ** *** ** piss
****** it was a great few days kickin ass and takin names- enzo's springs, polaris bias, beckman, and conditions were all stellar!
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The 2008-09 Loon, Sunday River, & Sugarloaf pass goes on sale in a few days.
$550 early buy for a limited if you have a 07-08 threedom. Pretty good deal. The threedom was $650.
I'm down for one. Maybe we can have a mandatory team meeting at the loaf next march!
Sounds good. I'll take care of the team accomodations. My in-laws have a cabin up in Eustis about 15 min from the Loaf.
JD was also talking about day trippin from the Bitta End to the River next year.
goon loaf friver pass, thats a great deal! i really was expecting it to be around $800. so sign up know for sunday river trips leaving from the bitter end every other saturday. and at least 1 mandatory loaf trip, cammo only!
so stevo will we be seeing you tommorow at the rt89 exit 2 park and play? im sure there will be some rested up truckers looking for a guy with your physique before they hit he road for there next 8 hr haul !
did your rates go up from last year, with the fuel prices and everything. i really like that package you offer on your website. you know the one with the bare-a$$ed harley ride at the end of the customes hr!
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Its not how fast you snowboard, its how you snowboard fast
Who says hardbooters can't do freestyle-Hard Attack
eh fella...don't taunt the big duke. i've seen that guy drop the gloves ova punks who just look at him funny.
i'm just watching out for ya since you're a new kid on the block.......but T32 is takin names. keep yer head on a swivel and watch ur back next time at goon. or you can just buy us lightning roundz.
you're looking at a 5min major for instigating, 2min for unsportsmanlike, 2 min for roughing (with no punches thrown) and a long walk to the locker room for 19 stitches to close up a gash under yer left eye.
I don't call that guy milan for nuthin.
ps...$h!tshow tomorrow with the weather. they're gonna need a zamboni to groom. if the weather clears, I should be at Loon on Sunday lappin on West Hollywood. ova
guess i should bring mah hommies from dorchesta ta b-to-tha-izzack me up. Thanks for looking out for me, Enzo, but the reason I've been skipping off to sunday river is get myself some time. I've been in the gym pumping iron to git big n strong like ahnold, so I'm r to the eady for whateva comes ma way. Sorry man, I aint serv'n no time. (this message is brought to you by gizoogle)
If I drop myself, do I get those special beans worth $100? I'm really curious whats special about them.
how were the conditions this weekend? Did the Zamboni do a good job? I'm there tomorrow, maybe tuesday, thursday, friday and next monday, and the following weekend.
Its not how fast you snowboard, its how you snowboard fast
Who says hardbooters can't do freestyle-Hard Attack
conditions today were pretty rough. all of the trails were glazed over and frozen solid. the grooming was pretty brutal. 1 pass of crispy corduroy on the sides of the trails, then tennis ball sized ice chunks and softer churned ice pellets spewed throughout the middle of the trails. the hardpack and solid ice was just fine and I actually enjoyed it, however it was an adventure slingshotting across the trail transitioning from edge to edge on the unstable chunky stuff.
you should have better conditions this week with temps warming. pretty sure there'll be a bunch of us up there that weekend mar 22-23.
when you guys were eurocarving stowe last week i had the controversial addadicktamee procedure performed....that went well but the redbull size syringe of HGH he gave me was over the top!
Thurs: T32 Combine- going for 32 reps with 225 on the back clipped inta the coiler follow by ice bath
Fri: deep tissue massage, stretching
Sat: full pads- no yellow jersey- take your best shot
enzo and I are looking at a home game sat. polaris and jd you around? we need a face to face Q&A ride report!!
start dehydrating yourself, i have the doc coming up checking for body fat! another trick of the trade on that test, take a cold tub w/ ice for an hr before you head to the rink. if your not onder 9.5% your not allowed on the snow until your under 9.5%. you will be sent to chub club, hope you like spin bikes!
see you saturday am!
I'll be OTH Friday and Saturday to DTMFH. Bring yer A-legs!
1-3 today, then some more snow showers Fri, Sat, Sun.
New PR Metal is on order for next season.
lemme know if you made it up there today and how it looks.
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we may have a full squad on saturday!!! that's wicked pissa guys. I gotta get all the carharts washed up so the team has some squeaky clean uniforms for the hill.
ramp up those squats this week. we need guys in top condition for the playoff run. no room for chubby little secrets on the team.
t32's going full blown heavy metal. i just put 2 on order!!
I should be there Sat morning. See you at 8. Hopefully some of you guys will step it up a little and stay and ride with the old guy after 11:30. If you need to I will take it a little easier on you in the morning session and buy the first round of BL's at the BR for anyone riding untill 3:00.
im back in the gym, so i should be able to make it until around 2:46, will that work for you. but i do recall about a month ago at wv i heard you and jeff say "owe"! or was it "i want my mommy". ill have a new coil-slerr, hope the snow is hard enuff.
stevo should be all rested up, from all of the crying that hes been doing.
polaris has the eye of the tiger back in him, but thats what doing a road trip in a 485hp cummins turbo diesel does to someone! obtw 750'lbs of torque. more powa! www.bankspower.com, my sponsor.
enzo is always ready! need i say more about a former baystate league enforcer!
manch mike ,
well lets just say we'll have a better time without him anyways!!!!
and the town drunk, will be drunk i assume!
and mojo is always game!
see you at 7:45am too dtmfh, guy!
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team memo...
the T32 weather satellite just transmitted a garbled signal...something about the possiblity of 3-5" coming in after midnight into early Saturday morning then clearing. probability is still a bit uncertain 24 hrs out.
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In addition, Professor Nguyen is also the recipient of the 2012 Eshelby Mechanics Award for Young Faculty. This award is given annually to rapidly emerging junior faculty who exemplify the creative use and development of mechanics. The intent of the award is to promote the field of mechanics, especially among young researchers.
11/2012: Summer researcher Daniel Price was recently awarded a Rhodes Scholarship to study at Oxford in the UK. Mr. Price, a student at UC Berkeley, worked this summer in the ME department with Professor Noah Cowan on adaptive tracking behavior in the weakly electric glass knifefish. Mr. Price also won "Best Presentation" among 12 other summer research projects at Hopkins.
On November 2, 2012, at the AIAA Region I Young Professional, Student, and Education Conference graduate student Pranav Joshi won the Best Graduate Student Paper Award for his presentation, "Effects of Mean and Fluctuating Pressure Gradients on Boundary Layer Turbulence," co-authored with Xiaofeng Liu and Joseph Katz.
Graduate student Chao Zhang won third-place for his presentation, "Flight Stabilization with Flapping Wings in Gusty Environments" co-authored with Lingxiao Zheng, Tyson Hedrick and Rajat Mittal.
10/18/2012 The Air Force Center of Excellence in Integrated Materials Modeling, headed by Prof. Somnath Ghosh is seeking graduate students to begin studies in the Spring 2013 semester. Visit here for details and application information.
11/2012: Two JHU students, Sarah Stamper (Psych) and Manu Madhav (MechE) had their interdisciplinary paper selected as the Editor's Choice in the Journal of Experimental Biology. Their paper, which investigates how special interference patterns called "envelopes" drive the behavior of electric fish, was ranked as the third best paper in 2012 in the journal. The student's work was co-advised by ME Professor Noah J. Cowan and visiting ME Professor Eric S. Fortune (Professor of Biology at NJIT). Their paper is freely available until December 5, 2012 and can be found here.
11/2012: The project will fund an International Partnership for Integrated Research and Education (PIRE) in wind energy intermittency, spanning topics from wind farm turbulence to economic management. Professor Meneveau will lead the team involving ME Professors Dennice Gayme and Rajat Mittal and other colleagues in the Department of Geography and Environmental Engineering, as well as at the Texas Tech University, Smith College and the University of Puerto Rico. European partners include DTU and Risoe Laboratory in Denmark, the ERC of the Netherlands, EPFL in Switzerland, Leuven University in Belgium, and Comillas Pontifical University in Spain. For more information, click here.
Professor Dennice Gayme is leading a team of researchers at JHU, North Carolina State University, and Smith College in a new $1.7M National Science Foundation project that studies ways to increase the percentage of our electricity that comes from renewable energy sources. Power from wind and solar power is uneven because it depends on when the wind is blowing or sun is shining. The project examines methods to maintain the flow of electricity in a power grid that is connected to these cleaner but intermittent power sources along with the government and market policy necessary for the changes to be adopted. The JHU project team includes Professor Charles Meneveau and Professor Ben Hobbs, the director of the Environment, Energy, Sustainability and Health Institute. For more information, click here.
6/12: The Student Paper Competition took place during the Tissue and Cell Solid Mechanics at the ASME Summer Bioengineering Conference, Fajardo, Puerto Rico, June 22, 2012. The winning paper/presentation, an outcome of research in Professor Vicky Nguyen's laboratory was titled "Scleral anisotropy and its effects on the deformation response of the optic nerve head" and developed a computational model that investigated the effect of the anisotropic and heterogeneous collagen structure of the posterior sclera.
7/4/12: In a ground-breaking application of computational fluid dynamics (CFD) that uses boundary conditions from underwater videos and scans of actual swimmers, Professor Rajat Mittal and his team have found that a deep catch (drag-based) stroke is more efficient and effective than the so-called sculling (lift-based) stroke. The results will appear in a paper recently accepted for publication in the Journal of Biomechanical Engineering and have been shared with the USA Olympic Swimming Team. The New York Times and Inside Science also has featured this work.
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