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Public Comment
Officer #145 and Your Tax Dollars at Work
A small, quiet crowd gathered near Center Street and Shattuck Avenue in Berkeley on Sunday, October 7th, watching a group of artists sketch and fill in a large chalk representation of "The Last Supper", a painting by Leonardo da Vinci of Jesus eating at a table with his disciples. Across the top was the statement, "Let Us Sit Together and Break Bread."
It was a colorful, visual protest against the proposed anti-sitting law, Measure S, which is on Berkeley's ballot in the coming election. But nobody had to know much about politics to appreciate the work of the patient, talented artists slowly bringing a work of art to life. The fact that this detailed work of chalk would be washed away in a matter of days either by maintenance workers or the elements added to its beauty.
A young woman stood nearby watching in quiet awe. The artists were swift and sure in their movements. They had marked the brick plaza into segments to help keep the perspective true as they turned a small photograph of the painting into the large, color-filled, 35 x 25 foot mural.
A young woman angled herself discretely behind the working artists, who moved constantly from a standing position to their knees, working sometimes with their fingers to blend the colors to create flesh tones and folds of fabric. She wasn't drinking. She wasn't smoking. She wasn't speaking. She was standing, watching, smiling in admiration like the rest of us.
Officer Keene, badge #145, singled her out of the crowd and instructed her to relocate closer to him. She did. He began scribbling detail on a form, and she stood quietly near him, distressed but compliant. A couple of us moved closer to make sure she was okay.
The officer instructed her to take off her jacket, although the day was cold and her blouse was sleeveless. She did. He told her to move her belongings two more feet closer to him. She did. He raised his voice as he ordered her around and inspected her things. Her thin arms were shaking, but she complied with all of his brusque, officious, overly loud, somewhat angry instructions.
He then told the whole crowd, loudly, that she was on probation, and continued to describe her legal situation in a gratuitously loud fashion. I finally spoke up, asking why he was making an announcement to the whole crowd about her private business. He just kept talking loudly, telling me he wasn't talking to me, but making sure everyone there could hear what he said to her.
The website of the Berkeley Police Department (BPD) states that "BPD cannot release probation or parole status." But this officer did exactly that in a loud voice in arguably the most public, well-traveled plaza in Berkeley. There appeared to be no reason on earth to interrupt this beautiful, peaceful moment of shared pleasure in the artwork unfolding before us.
When the officer finally left, we hugged each other. The young woman cried a little, but she was okay. I told her how strong and clear-headed she seemed, even in the middle of such a trying moment, which seemed to me to be a pointless effort to publicly humiliate her.
Others in the crowd said Officer Keene was just that way. There is no operative complaint system anymore in Berkeley, so there is little anyone can do but stand by and watch in amazed outrage.
The young woman was just glad it was over. When I complimented her on being so strong, all she said was, "Yes. You have to be."


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Beware! It's the Shark-Attack-Cupcake-Mountain!
Hey, Guys, "cupcake-mountain?" Really? I mean, it's supposed to be the ocean, so wouldn't "waterfall" or something be better? Not that sharks could very well dismember people in a waterfall, of course.
What's that? No, I am NOT missing the point. I'm just saying that a certain level of realism might have aided the overall design...
Right, shutting up now.
Me: "Knock-knock."
Rose F.: "Who's there?"
Me: "Candy-gram."
UPDATE: It's true: this was not a pro-made cake. I made the exception because so many of you sent it in, and I thought it was funny. Not poorly-made, mind you; just funny!

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Submit a public comment to the Bureau of Land Management:
By submitting this form, your name, address and comments will be filed with a public agency and become public record.
You'll receive periodic updates on offers and activism opportunities.
The Obama administration recently released its first major fracking policy--the Bureau of Land Management's proposed rules for fracking on 600 million acres of public land. And it's even worse than we feared.1
In a major concession to the fracking industry and its lobbying efforts, the proposed rules are even weaker than previous drafts of the rules.2 3 The proposed rules are so weak that their provisions for disclosing toxic fracking chemical were literally written by ExxonMobil, part of the "model legislation" pushed by the ultra-conservative American Legislative Exchange Council!4 And they do nothing to close Dick Cheney's infamous "Halliburton loophole," which exempts fracking from key parts of the Safe Drinking Water Act and the Clean Water Act.5
Of course, it's become clear that there is simply no safe way to frack. So even worse than the concessions made to industry in the draft regulations is the assumption that fracking should be allowed to continue on federal lands despite overwhelming evidence that it endangers our air, water and climate.
The BLM is accepting public comments on its proposed fracking rules until August 23. We need to let the administration know that these rules are totally inadequate. The administration needs to ban fracking on public lands – not cave to the industry and endanger our health and safety.
Submit a public comment telling the Bureau of Land Management: Ban fracking on federal lands.
An area of federal land larger than the entire state of Florida is currently under lease for oil and gas extraction, so this is one of the most important fracking policy decisions the Obama administration will make.6
Unfortunately, every indication is that the White House is still putting the interests of oil and gas companies before the health and safety of American communities.
Not only would the rules let the industry keep secret the toxic chemicals it injects underground by designating them as "trade secrets," the rules allow the industry to store contaminated waste in massive open pits which can be a source of toxic air and groundwater contamination, and the rules do nothing to prevent the industry from fracking wells right next to homes and schools.
And of course, the harm fracking does to local communities is compounded by its significant contribution to the climate crisis.7 As the concentration of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere passes 400 parts per million--well beyond what many scientists say is safe--the Obama administration should be working to keep its promise to confront climate change, not encouraging the extraction of vast new reserves of dirty oil and gas.
1. Steven Mufson, "Obama administration issues draft fracking regulations," Washington Post, May 16, 2013
2. Matthew McFeeley, "Obama Administration Caves To Fracking Industry in New Proposed Rules," NRDC Switchboard, May 16, 2013
3. Mike Soraghan, "White House huddled with industry before changes to BLM fracking rule," EnergyWire, April 12, 2013
4. Steve Horn, "Obama Admin. Approves ALEC Model Bill for Fracking Chemical Fluid Disclosure on Public Lands," DeSmogBlog, May 20, 2013
5. Lauren Pagel and Lisa Sumi, "Loopholes for Polluters," Earthworks, May 16, 2011
6. Amy Mall, "More than six percent of U.S. already leased for oil and gas: new NRDC analysis," NRDC Switchboard, February 26, 2013
7. Joe Romm, "IEA's 'Golden Age of Gas Scenario' Leads to More Than 6°F Warming and Out-of-Control Climate Change," ThinkProgress, June 7, 2011
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Alright boys n' girls — time to drop your cocks and pick up your socks for the first round of the "Official Car Pundit Drinking Game" For those of you who don't remember the debauchery, a friendly commenter used Wert's recent appearance on CNBC's "On The Money" and created a simple but epic game of drinks. Well, we're expanding on it. For this, the inaugural round of the Game, we're opening the game up to not only Jalop's on the air, but to all auto pundits. And we've received word Micheline "Micki" Maynard, Detroit Bureau Chief of none other than the paper of record, The New York Times, wil be appearing on the very same show this all started on tonight. The topic is the HondaJet. With that, and the starter rules below the jump, let's see what y'all can do with this one. You've got until 6:59 PM tonight to hit the jump and leave some additional drinking rules in the comments or via firstname.lastname@example.com for tonight's 7:00 PM show on CNBC. The best additions to the original list by TexansAreHot will get a prize. Be creative and be funny but remember to also play nice.
Take 1 drink;
- If the pundit nods with appreciation when his/her name is mentioned.
- Each time the line of questioning turns to the pundit.
- Everytime the eyes shift (2 drinks if eyes shift away from camera).
- When the phrase "it's a global market" is mentioned in its entirety.
- If a company is mentioned as being "close to bankruptcy."
- Every time a panel member says "I think."
- If a panel member nods more than four times without saying anything.
Take 2 drinks;
- If a company is called by a name other than that given by shareholders (ex: "Ford Motor Company" is called "FoMoCo")
- If a celebrity starring in an auto company ad is brought up.
- If a name-drop of any C-level Exec occurs (ex: "Well, when I was having lunch yesterday with Bob Lutz..."
Finish your beer;
- If someone uses the term "Step 2"
- If the word Jalopnik or the phrase "You're With Me, Jalopnik" is uttered
Finish your beer and another;
- If someone mentions the "Official Auto Pundit Drinking Game"
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Professionally Administrated Wrecks
I usually try to feature holiday Wrecks on the holiday in question, but when I was out of town recently I missed a couple. So, for all you administrative professionals out there who had to order your own cakes last Wednesday, this post is for you.
Ok, so it's not horrible, but I do have two issues with it:
First, as submitter Danielle C. points out, the girl is green. "I'm not sure why," she writes, "but I've narrowed it down to either motion sickness or a subtle witch insult."
(Ah, but there is one more possibility, Danielle: She could be an Orion slave girl! Granted, that might be construed as an even bigger insult than the witch thing, but any Trek reference is a good one in my book.)
And secondly, this cake doesn't actually say anything. No "Thanks" or "We appreciate you" or "Today, skip the collating!" - nada. So in essence really all this cake says is "You work here, and we wanted cake." How...touching. I'm sure all the admins working there were inspired to new heights of administrative professionalism. Really.
'Course, considering these next examples I can see the logic behind a writing-less cake:
And Mary Pat, since I know all the glass-half-full people are going to point it out anyway: Those flowers ARE quite pretty, don't you think?
This Wreck, however, has only one redeeming factor:
And that is it's made of chocolate.
Yep, that plastic butterfly makes a heroic effort, but in the end still can't save this squiggly monochromatic mass from the Wreck heap. I can't actually say it's misspelled, though, because every time I try to decipher the squiggles the eyestrain gives me a headache. (And if that's a decorator tactic, it's brilliant. Brilliant, I say!)


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You may have heard there's a storm a-brewn' out in the Gulf of Mexico. I live in the Southeast corner of Alabama, just over an hour from the Florida coast. Hurricanes are pretty much a fact of life around here. We track them, keep a stash of batteries and bottled water on hand, and reminisce about Camille, Opal, and Katrina every time a hurricane starts making it's way toward us. The only good thing about a hurricane headed your way, (if there is such a thing) is that you get plenty of warning that it's coming. This gives us time to batten down the hatches and make plans to make due with possible power outages, road closings, etc for a period of time. I've shared with you here how my mother always whips up a batch of emergency cookies/brownies whenever a hurricane is headed our way. This morning I decided I needed to make some brownies, "just in case". In case of what, I'm not sure. Possible baked good deprivation, I guess! I called my mom to make sure they were prepared to ride out the weather and mentioned that I'd just made a batch of brownies. She informed me that she had just pulled a batch of brownies out of the oven as well and had them cooling on the counter. So yes, we're all prepared for Isaac.
This is probably my favorite brownie recipe. It's rich and fudge-like. Topped with the peanut butter frosting they are down right addictive! These brownies are fantastic whether or not a hurricane is headed your way. So don't wait for emergency weather to whip up a batch.
|I've got my hurricane survival kit all ready to go!
Best Cocoa Brownies with Peanut Butter Frosting
Printable Recipe
Source: Epicurious | November 2003
10 tablespoons unsalted butter
1 1/4 cups sugar
3/4 cup plus 2 tablespoons unsweetened cocoa powder (natural or Dutch-process)
1/4 teaspoon salt
1 teaspoon espresso powder
1/2 teaspoon pure vanilla extract
2 cold large eggs
1/2 cup all-purpose flour
1/2 cup chocolate chips (optional)
Position a rack in the lower third of the oven and preheat the oven to 325°F. Line the bottom and sides of the baking pan with parchment paper or foil, leaving an overhang on two opposite sides.
Combine the butter, sugar, cocoa, espresso powder, and salt in a medium heatproof bowl and set the bowl in a wide skillet of barely simmering water. Stir from time to time until the butter is melted and the mixture is smooth and hot to the touch. Remove the bowl from the skillet and set aside briefly until the mixture is only warm, not hot.
Stir in the vanilla with a wooden spoon. Add the eggs one at a time, mixing well after each one. When the batter looks thick, shiny, and well blended, add the flour and stir until incorporated, then beat vigorously for 40 strokes with the wooden spoon or a rubber spatula. Stir in the chocolate chips, if using. Spread evenly in the lined pan.
Bake until a toothpick plunged into the center emerges slightly moist with batter, 20 to 25 minutes. Let cool completely on a rack.
Spread peanut butter icing over the top of the brownies.
Lift up the ends of the parchment or foil liner, and transfer the brownies to a cutting board. squares.
Peanut Butter Cream Cheese Frosting
1/2 cup peanut butter
3 ounces cream cheese
3 tablespoons milk
1 tsp vanilla
1 1/2 tablespoons unsalted butter
2 1/3 cups confectioner's sugar
In a mixing bowl, mix peanut butter, cream cheese,a and butter together until smooth. Mix in confections sugar, milk, and vanilla. Mix until smooth adding more milk if necessary.
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MILPITAS, Calif., Oct. 23, 2012 - SanDisk Corporation (NASDAQ: SNDK), a global leader in flash memory storage solutions, today announced it has appointed Thomas Rampone as senior vice president of the company's solid state drive (SSD) business, which includes SanDisk's Enterprise Storage Solutions (ESS) and Client Storage Solutions (CSS) organizations.He will report to Sanjay Mehrotra, SanDisk's president and CEO.
Rampone joined SanDisk from Intel where he served for over 27 years in various engineering and executive roles. Most recently, Rampone was vice president and general manager of Intel's Non-Volatile Memory Solutions Group where he was responsible for all of Intel's flash memory business including technology and product development, operations and marketing. Previously, Rampone served as vice president and general manager for Intel's Channel Platforms Group and the Desktop Boards Business.
"Tom brings with him a strong record of leadership and management in driving leading-edge semiconductor and system solution businesses, and we are pleased to welcome him to the SanDisk management team," said Mehrotra. "We are excited about the growth potential in our SSD business in both client and enterprise markets, and look forward to Tom's leadership in driving our results going forward."
Rampone holds a bachelor's degree in electrical engineering technology from the Oregon Institute of Technology. He holds multiple patents in the field of system development.
SanDisk Corporation (NASDAQ: SNDK) is a global leader in flash memory storage solutions, from research and development, product design and manufacturing to branding and distribution for OEM and retail channels. Since 1988, SanDisk's innovations in flash memory and storage system technologies have provided customers with new and transformational digital experiences. SanDisk's diverse product portfolio includes flash memory cards and embedded solutions used in smart phones, tablets, digital cameras, camcorders, digital media players and other consumer electronic devices, as well as USB flash drives and solid-state drives (SSD) for the computing market. SanDisk's products are used by consumers and enterprise customers around the world.
SanDisk is a Silicon Valley-based S&P 500 and Fortune 500 company, with more than half its sales outside the United States. For more information, visit www.sandisk.com.
© 2012 SanDisk Corporation. All rights reserved. SanDisk and the SanDisk logo are trademarks of SanDisk Corporation, registered in the United States and other countries. Other brand names mentioned herein are for identification purposes only and may be the trademarks of their respective holder(s).
This press release contains certain forward-looking statements that are based on our current expectations and involve numerous risks and uncertainties that may cause these forward-looking statements to be inaccurate. We do not intend to update the information contained in this press release.
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1257 55th St is a Multi-Family building located in Borough Park, Brooklyn constructed in 1930. This 3-story building has 5 units. The building is within Community District 312 and zoned for the following schools - P.S. 180 Homewood, Franklin Delano Roosevelt High School. Nearby transportation include the N, D, F subway lines.
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"Evidence continues to mount as to President Trump being another political crisis actor. This time it is his offensive first foreign trip. Reported news and video coverage coming out of Saudi Arabia has Donald Trump and administration officials jointing-in Saudi protocol celebration.
Most troubling was the hands-on model (false) facsimile of the world; a spherical type glowing object looking like a model globe.
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Versatile Guest/Office Barn Complimenting Nearby Residential Barn
Stealth Barn is a new project by London-based studio Carl Turner Architects that was constructed near one of their other modern projects – the Ochre Barn – and complement the simple residential brick construction it stands by. The Norfolk countryside was the perfect place to experiment with the construction of two equally interesting projects and we will concentrate on the Stealth Barn, which was designed to be used either as a guest house, studio or meeting place. "Stealth Barn pays respect to the form of the agricultural context but contrasts with the traditional barn.
Stealth Barn is a sharp black mass – a shadow of the adjacent barn or a silhouette on the horizon. It is a robust exterior wrapped with a restricted palette, devoid of fussy detail, and formed to withstand its exposed position." Interiors were dressed in OSB, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere reminiscent of old barns divided by straw bales. Compartmentalized interiors were given the chance to visually connect to the surrounding landscape through carefully placed windows. Pocket-like spaces convey the idea of a semi-open, welcoming space that can easily be used as a bedroom, dining space, office zone and meeting room without interfering with one another.


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Directory Server Enterprise Edition provides two user interfaces for managing directory server and directory proxy server instances: a browser interface, Directory Service Control Center (DSCC), and a command-line interface.
Most procedures in this guide can be performed using either the command line or DSCC. The procedures in this guide show how to use the command line to accomplish a particular task. In most cases DSCC can be used to perform the same task. If DSCC can be used for a particular task, a statement to that effect appears at the beginning of the procedure.
The DSCC online help provides detailed instructions on how to use DSCC to perform the procedures in this guide.
DSCC enables you to perform some operations and tasks more easily than you can perform them from the command line, as explained in the following sections. In general, any command that must be applied to several servers is best performed using DSCC.
DSCC displays tables that show all server instances that have been registered in DSCC, all suffixes that have been configured, and the status of each.
The servers table is on the Directory Servers tab and shows the operational status of the server. For a complete list of possible server states, see the Directory Server online help.
The suffixes table is on the Suffixes tab and shows replication status information, such as the number of entries and the number and age of any missing changes. For more information about the information displayed in this table, see the Directory Server online help.
Server groups assist you in monitoring and configuring servers. You can create groups and assign servers to the groups. For example, you can group servers by geographical location, or by function. If you have a large number of servers, you can filter the servers shown on the Directory Servers tab so that only the servers in the group are shown. You can also copy the server configuration (for example index or cache settings) of one server to all other servers in a group. For instructions on how to set up and use a server group, see the Directory Server online help.
DSCC enables you to copy the configuration settings of an existing server, suffix, or replication agreement to one or more other servers, suffixes, or replication agreements. For information about how to perform each of these tasks, see the Directory Server online help.
With DSCC, you can set up a replication topology quickly and easily. Simply create the server instances, then use the steps provided by DSCC to designate the role of each server. DSCC automatically creates the replication agreements for you. For more information about how to configure replication using DSCC, see the Directory Server online help.


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Chinese Companies Caught in Yuan Riptide
Bets by Firms and Individuals on a Rise in Currency Face Losses as Country Changes Tack
China's decision to squeeze speculators out of its currency is causing pain for local companies and individual investors.
The yuan fell on Monday to its lowest level in 10 months against the dollar after the government over the weekend doubled the currency's daily trading range. The decision, foreshadowed by months of hints by Chinese officials, followed a weekslong campaign by the country's central bank to weaken the yuan.


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Gabtraf wrote:kozom1234 wrote:i have no idea what just happened. I loved it.
Seems like I drew it too fast to the point.. I'll just explain it in a nutshell
I fish up a Gyarados, it attacks, my Floatzel takes it down, high five time, 2-3 more Gyarados' come up for revenge, FUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU-!!


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But generally, the old saws have less relevance. The best example of this likely being Felix Hernandez' 2010 Cy Young Award, which he won easily in the BBWAA vote, in spite of months of whingeing and worrying by the Nerditocracy over the reaction to his low pitcher-win totals. When we saw how overwhelming the support of Felix was in the writers' vote, we figured that it augured well for the future of the end-of-season award discussion.
(Actually, there's a contradictory argument that we could make in the case of the Cy Young, which is that the valiant battle of a great pitcher on a bad team has started to be an aspect of the narrative for the winner. Before Felix, Zach Greinke won for the dead last and awful 2009 Kansas City Royals, and Cliff Lee won for the .500-in-the-AL-Central Indians. The last AL Cy winner whose team made the playoffs was C.C. Sabathia in 2007, while the NL went four straight years of awarding non-playoff pitchers before that tall ginger dude with the Phillies won last year. But never mind this for now. Pretend we didn't go here.)
If voters seem to have figured out how to pick the best pitcher in recent years, the path to choosing the Most Valuable Player remains muddied in the axiomatic knowledge of old.
(A quick note on that term, because we use it often: When we say someone is using axiomatic knowledge, we mean that they are basically relying on wisdom which has been carried forth for years, but has not really been examined. So when our financial advisor is saying "It's a good time to buy low", it's because that's the homespun wisdom that was passed to him and to his predecessors for years. And yet, the "buy-low opportunities" are the same. Like the ones that come right before the worldwide debt implosion. But we digress yet again.)
The first and most basic question that writers and pundits seem to ask when talking about the MVP is: "Is his team in contention." They do this because of the notion that if the player were truly valuable or the most deserving of recognition, his team would be in contention. Being good enough to take your team on your shoulders and lug them into the post-season is the single most important determining factor in the selection of the MVP.
It's also rubbish. But what's concerning is how the notion seems to have maintained some currency among people who you would otherwise imagine to be a progressive baseball fan.
A great example of this is the recent "blog entry" (hate that term) by ESPN's Eric Karabell, the host of the Baseball Today podcast. While Eric is a numbers guy by trade (his initial expertise was in fantasy baseball), he quickly falls into this trope when listing out the top 10 choices for the AL and NL MVP races.
In discussing the NL race, this is why Karabell says he knocks back Troy Tulowitzki to third on his ballot:
"Sure, it's not Troy Tulowitzki's fault that the Colorado Rockies likely will miss the playoffs, but I can't vote for him when there are so many other deserving candidates. "
Wait...what exactly? You're saying that he's had a great season, and his numbers bear out his value to his team, and yet others are more deserving because they happen to be playing on a team that is better situated to make the playoffs? With all of the metrics that we have at our disposal - and Karabell snorkels through these numbers daily - you're still saying that the most significant demonstration of individual value is the success of the player's team?
This is particularly loopy when it comes time to look at the AL MVP race. Karabell (and we don't mean to pick on him...he's only the exemplar of the thought process) lists José Bautista fifth on his fictional ballot because:
"...his team is certainly not looking like it will play meaningful October games."
So who jumps ahead of Bautista because of this apparently striking deficiency in his game? Three Red Sox and a Yankee. Players who play in stacked lineups with bats behind them and ahead of them, and who could probably get run over by a truck and still have their team in the race.
But is this not an individual award, and should it not be judged just as the Cy Young has? Why should their middling teams disqualify Bautista or Tulowitzki? Why is an individual award so hung up on the state of the team? Is it Tulo's fault that Jorge De La Rosa got hurt? Or that his team cashed out on the season in July? Is it Bautista's fault that he spent months with Corey Patterson hitting ahead of him and Juan Rivera's remains putrefying behind him?
This is absurd, but the axiom might have been understandable five years ago when we didn't have the immediate access to metrics that attempt to solve the very question of player value. But the bad days are over, and the bright light of reason has allegedly shone through in the form of these metrics, such as Fangraphs' Wins Above Replacement. And WAR clearly shows José Bautista at the top of the heap.
Not that WAR (or its predecessor, VORP) are necessarily the final point of analysis. You can probably dig in and find aspects of a player's performance that you'd prefer to emphasize. Still, the entire purpose of that sort of metric is to establish the relative value of players, and to look at it explicitly (as Karabell says he does) and then to make the decision to counterbalance that rational knowledge with some old, chaw-stained notion about what a real MVP should be is the height of incongruous and tortured logic.
There's a lot of writing about baseball. Sometimes, it's okay to let the numbers take precedence over the story you've become accustomed to telling.


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Road to the World Series: Oct. 14, 2013
This is baseball's postseason for you: As soon as you think it's figured out, the moment it appears as though the script is headed in a certain direction, something big, something truly grand happens.
This is baseball's postseason for you: As soon as you think it's figured out, the moment it appears as though the script is headed in a certain direction, something big, something truly grand happens.
For the first 16 innings of the American League Championship Series, the team that scored more runs than any other club in the Majors during the regular season had been shut down, held to one measly tick on the scoreboard.
One swing later, that all changed. One inning later, the series had changed, and so had the October script.
With the Road to the World Series taking a couple of surprising twists Sunday night, the Red Sox pulled out a victory that simply saved their season, sending the ALCS back to Detroit a split, rather than leaving home swept in their own ballpark and hoping for a miracle on the road.
Big Papi wasn't going to let that happen, and in the end a Red Sox catcher brought out a bit of nostalgia, sending the Red Sox walking off with a postseason victory.
The script really was that simple, in the end. David Ortiz popped an eighth-inning grand slam, the latest ever to tie a game in the postseason, and Jarrod Saltalamacchia pushed Boston to a 6-5 comeback victory over the Tigers in Game 2 of the ALCS with the first walk-off hit by a Red Sox catcher in postseason play since Carlton Fisk's famous homer to finish Game 6 of the 1975 World Series.
See you in Detroit! #WinToday http://t.co/gvM4opybCB- Boston Red Sox (@RedSox) October 14, 2013
This team never gives up and we showed that tonight ... big win for us but still a long way to go we are playing a great team over there- David Ortiz (@davidortiz) October 14, 2013
"I tell you what, man, postseason is something that it can work both ways for you," Ortiz said. "It can go well if you stay calm. Or it can go bad if you try to overdo things."
Oh, the Red Sox managed to overdo things just fine with their come-from-behind victory Sunday night, just the 14th comeback from a five-run deficit in a postseason game.
And to think, only a matter of minutes earlier, it was looking like the Red Sox might be shut out for a second game in a row at home. As it turned out, the ALCS is a brand new ballgame, although it remains a series the Tigers managed to flip to their advantage with the next three contests on their home field, Comerica Park.
After Game 1's amazing display of mound dominance, this time it was Max Scherzer keeping the Sox from sniffing a run, or even a hit, deep into the game Sunday night, striking out 13 in seven innings while allowing just one sixth-inning run on two hits.
But then, once Scherzer's night was through, Big Papi stepped to the plate with the bases loaded in the eighth, delivering a liner so scorched that right fielder Torii Hunter's effort to catch up with it sent him hurtling head over heels into the bullpen in right-center field, to no avail.
GIF: The insanity of Papi's slam, from contact to Hunter's wall-flip. http://t.co/g5uY2qy16S- Cut4 (@Cut4) October 14, 2013
After a four-run lead was wiped out with one swat of Ortiz's bat, Red Sox catcher David Ross described the scene in the Red Sox dugout: "Just pandemonium. People going crazy. High-fiving. People screaming."
It wasn't much longer before that scene spilled out onto the field, but it took a little bit of good fortune and home cooking before Saltalamacchia could deliver his walk-off hit in the ninth.
Two pitches before his hit to win it, Saltalamacchia sent a high pop toward the stands, where Prince Fielder approached it and reached just enough out of the playing field to have a few fans get their hands involved in the play, the ball dropping to the ground in the seating area.
"I felt them on me," Fielder said of the fans, "but, you know, it was a tough play. … There was people around. There was definitely people around."
Said Saltalamacchia: "That was a big turning point, I think."
Two pitches later, the series had seen a huge turning point, with the Red Sox rallying to tie the ALCS as the clubs head to Motown.
And another October legend was born, this one a story of patience in the face of unrelenting pitching prowess, one grand swing and one walk-off single.
So, it's on to Detroit, the ALCS knotted up at a game apiece, the players and fans of Motown seeking a return trip to the World Series with only a team that suddenly sprung to life Sunday night in their way.
Tough game tonight but we're back at Comerica Park on Tuesday for some home field advantage! #WeBelieveDET #GetLoud- Detroit Tigers (@tigers) October 14, 2013
* * *
Come Monday night, the National League Championship Series shifts to Chavez Ravine, where the Dodgers hope their home crowd can will them to a comeback that needs to happen one game at a time.
With the Cardinals having claimed the first two games of the NLCS in St. Louis, the Dodgers need to get to work -- and fast.
As the Road to the World Series continues to wind through the LCS round, the Dodgers have to face a postseason veteran in the Cardinals' Adam Wainwright, fresh off his completely dominant Game 5 performance in the Division Series against the Pirates.
The Dodgers will have first-year standout Hyun-Jin Ryu on the mound, but they know they'll have to crack the Cardinals' pitching staff if they're going to have a chance to keep the series going.
"To me, I look at it that we're a couple of hits away from being up 2-0," Dodgers manager Don Mattingly said. "We get a key hit in both of those games and we're up 2-0 here. We've basically got to win one game."
As for the Cardinals, it really does come down to one game at a time, and Game 3 is the next opportunity to make something happen.
Wainwright took it upon himself to complete the job in the NLDS finale against the Pirates, and the veteran right-hander sounds like he's prepared to do the same thing to give his club what would be a commanding lead in the series.
This time, he'll have to do it in a hostile environment, after riding the red sea of Cardinals fans to the clinching victory last Wednesday. But Wainwright looks forward to the challenge of what figures to be a rocking Dodger Stadium crowd.
"I don't know how many people are here, but it's a lot of fans, bigger than most stadiums, I think, and very loud," Wainwright said. "I love that, though. I mean, the louder the better. That plays right into my hands."
For the Dodgers, a key question is whether shortstop Hanley Ramirez will be ready after taking a shot to the ribs in St. Louis. As of Sunday, his status remained up in the air.
Thank you for the well wishes, praying for good news today, hoping to be ready for mañana ???? #DodgerBlue- Hanley Ramirez (@HanleyRamirez) October 13, 2013
Monday's League Championship Series game
Cardinals (Wainwright) at Dodgers (Ryu), 8 p.m. ET (TBS) Preview >
Division Series: Red Sox beat Rays, 3-1 | Tigers beat A's, 3-2
Championship Series: Tigers at Red Sox, series tied 1-1
Division Series: Cardinals beat Pirates, 3-2 | Dodgers beat Braves, 3-1
Championship Series: Dodgers at Cardinals, St. Louis leads, 2-0
2013 postseason schedule
NL Division Series
Game 1: Cardinals 9, Pirates 1
Game 2: Pirates 7, Cardinals 1
Game 3: Pirates 5, Cardinals 3
Game 4: Cardinals 2, Pirates 1
Game 5: Cardinals 6, Pirates 1, Cardinals win series, 3-2
Game 1: Dodgers 6, Braves 1
Game 2: Braves 4, Dodgers 3
Game 3: Dodgers 13, Braves 6
Game 4: Dodgers 4, Braves 3, Dodgers win series, 3-1
AL Division Series
Game 1: Red Sox 12, Rays 2
Game 2: Red Sox 7, Rays 4
Game 3: Rays 5, Red Sox 4
Game 4: Red Sox 3, Rays 1, Red Sox win series, 3-1
Game 1: Tigers 3, A's 2
Game 2: A's 1, Tigers 0
Game 3: A's 6, Tigers 3
Game 4: Tigers 8, A's 6
Game 5: Tigers 3, A's 0, Tigers win series, 3-2
NL Championship Series (All games on TBS)
Game 1: Cardinals 3, Dodgers 2 (13 innings)
Game 2: Cardinals 1, Dodgers 0
Game 3: Cardinals at Dodgers, Monday, 8 p.m. ET
Game 4: Cardinals at Dodgers, Tuesday, 8 p.m. ET
*Game 5: Cardinals at Dodgers, Wednesday, 4 p.m. ET
*Game 6: Dodgers at Cardinals, Friday, 8:30 p.m. ET
*Game 7: Dodgers at Cardinals, Saturday, 8:30 p.m. ET
* - if necessary
AL Championship Series (All games on FOX)
Game 1: Tigers 1, Red Sox 0
Game 2: Red Sox 6, Tigers 5
Game 3: Red Sox at Tigers, Tuesday, 4 p.m. ET
Game 4: Red Sox at Tigers, Wednesday, 8 p.m. ET
Game 5: Red Sox at Tigers, Thursday, 8 p.m. ET
*Game 6: Tigers at Red Sox, Saturday, 4:30 p.m. ET^
*Game 7: Tigers at Red Sox, Sunday, 8 p.m. ET
* - if necessary
^ - game time subject to change
World Series begins: Oct. 23
John Schlegel is a national reporter for MLB.com.


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Course Descriptions
Required Courses for Psychology Major:
Psychology 111: Introductory Psychology
Prerequisite to all upper-division psychology courses. Survey of the major content area of psychology, introducing the basic vocabulary, concepts, principles, and theories of the discipline. Specific topics include history and methods of psychology; biological bases of behavior; sensation and perception; learning and memory; cognition, language, and intelligence; motivation and emotion; lifespan development; personality; psychological disorders; psychological treatment/psychotherapy; and social psychology. Understanding and analyzing data in psychology research; descriptive statistics, inferential statistics, appropriate use of statistics, use of computer to do necessary computations and data analysis. Prerequisite: 111. Multiple sections offered every semester.
Psychology 221: Applied Behavioral Statistics
Understanding and analyzing data in psychology research; descriptive statistics, inferential statistics, appropriate use of statistics, use of computer to do necessary computations and data analysis. Prerequisite: 111. Multiple sections offered every semester.
Psychology 235: Research Methods
Basic design and interpretation of empirical approaches to psychology. Emphasis on theory and practice of psychological experimentation and writing scientific reports. Prerequisite: 221. Multiple sections offered every semester.
Group 1 (12 Credits for a Major):
Note: Not all courses are taught every semester
Psychology 320: Principles of Learning and Behavior
An exploration of the basic principles of conditioning and learning. The course covers the phenomena of Pavlovian and Operant conditioning as well as their place in the larger theoretical framework of psychology. The course also covers application of these principles to understanding social and individual behavior. Prerequisite: 111. Typically offered every semester.
Psychology 330: Sensation and Perception
An exploration of the ways in which we construct a world of things and events from the flow of stimulus energy. Covers such topics as color vision, form perception, perception of space and movement, perceptual constancies, and music and speech perception. Prerequisite: 111. Typically offered every year.
Psychology 331: Cognitive Processes
The study of the higher mental processes. Special emphasis is given to perception, memory, attention, imagery, problem solving, decision making, and language. Prerequisite: 111. Typically offered every semester.
Psychology 340: Physiological Psychology
A survey of psychological topics of psychology from the biological perspective. Topics may include behavior genetics, neuroanatomy, sensation and perception, learning and memory, drives, emotion, language and abnormal behavior. Physiological psychology typically includes a hands-on laboratory component involving either empirical research with rats or sheep brain anatomy. Prerequisite: 111. Typically offered every semester.
Psychology 350: Social Psychology
This course reviews the major theories and methodologies in social psychology, the scientific study of how people think about, are influenced by, and behave in relation to others. The course will examine how people view themselves and others and the accuracy of those thoughts, the social forces that impact people's behavior and attitudes, and how people relate to each other (prejudice, aggression, attraction, and helping). Prerequisite: 111. Typically offered every semester.
Group 2 - Capstone Courses (4 Credits for a Major):
Psychology 392: History of Psychology
Historical analysis of psychology from the field's beginnings in philosophy and the natural sciences through the 1980s. Students will give presentations and engage in other activities (e.g., class discussion) based on their own research on the history of psychology. Prerequisites: Senior standing and 20 credits in psychology. Offered every year.
Psychology 393: Psychology Seminar
Detailed consideration of special topic; library research and possible laboratory work included; participants will prepare and present a major paper to seminar participants. Prerequisites: Senior standing and 20 credits in psychology. Typically offered every semester.
Psychology 396: Senior Thesis
Limited study examining a student's own researchable hypothesis in consultation with one or more department members. Prerequisites: Senior standing and 20 credits in psychology. Students typically enroll for 3 credits in Fall and for 1 credit in Spring of their senior year.
HONR 398: All College Thesis
Limited study examining a student's own researchable hypothesis in consultation with one or more department members. Required for graduation with "All-College Honors" and "Departmental Distinction in Psychology." Prerequisite: GPA of 3.4 or above, HONR 396 and approval of the department chair and director of the honors program. Students are encouraged to enroll for 3 credits in the Fall and for 1 credit in the Spring of their senior year. For further information see HONR 398.
Psychology 399: Psychology Teaching Practicum
Meet twice a week for a teaching seminar plus direct experience developing and teaching introductory psychology laboratories. Based on a broad review of psychology, the practicum emphasizes acquisition of skills in teaching, facilitating discussion, developing organizational skills and interacting with students in a leadership role. Prerequisites: 20 credits in psychology, upper-division standing and permission of instructor.
Electives (16 Credits for a Major):
Note: Not all courses are taught every semester
Psychology 200: Empirical Research Project
Supervised study including an empirical data-based research project. Requires permission of instructor and department chair and completion and/or concurrent registration of less than 12 credits within the department. Students with 12 or more credits in psychology should enroll in PSYC 300 Empirical Research Project.
Psychology 300: Empirical Research Project
Supervised study including an empirical data-based research project. Requires permission of instructor and department chair and completion and/or concurrent registration of 12 or more credits within the department. Students with less than 12 credits in psychology should enroll in PSYC 200 Empirical Research Project.
Psychology 302: Reading in Psychology
Reading and discussion of classic or contemporary works in psychology, moderated by a member of the Psychology Department. Each section of this course is typically devoted to a single work, but occasionally a group of smaller works by a single author may be selected. S/U grading only, offered for 0-1 credit. May be repeated for credit.
Psychology 304: Industrial/Organizational
The study and application of the principles of psychology to work place behavior in a wide variety of organizations (e.g., industrial/profit making, governmental, human service, non-profit, etc.). Industrial/organizational psychology attempts to answer two major questions: Why do people behave the way they do within organizations? How can we use this information to improve the effectiveness of the organization and lives of its members? Topics include selecting and evaluating employees, training and development, organizational culture, job satisfaction and motivation, leadership, communication, decision making, quality of work life, work stress and health. Prerequisite: 111. Note: This course may also be fulfilled in the management department as MGMT 301. Typically offered every other year.
Psychology 308: Psychology of Gender
The course will cover the contemporary scholarship on the psychology of gender. The class will explore gender as a psychological and social construct that influences our experiences in a number of contexts. The course will address how gender, as a social identity, relates to privilege, oppression, and emotional well-being. Sample topics include: Gender roles, stereotypes, gender socialization, and gender inequality. Prerequisite: 111 and junior/senior standing. Typically offered every other year.
Psychology 309: Selected Topics in Psychology
Topics in psychology of particular relevance to the interests and needs of psychology majors and/or students in psychology. The topics for the course will be announced each semester. Prerequisite: announced with course listing. One or more sections typically offered each semester.
Psychology 310: Community Psychology
Community Psychology is an applied field within psychology that attempts to develop community interventions for the purpose of preventing psychological disorder and promoting mental health. As a result, community psychologists are actively involved in the community and within community organizations. Sample topics include: Collaborative community research, the psychological sense of community, psychological stress and social support, organizing community change, and citizen participation in mental health initiatives. Prerequisites: 111 and junior/senior standing. Typically offered every other year.
Psychology 311: Sport and Exercise Psychology
The scientific study of the behavioral, affective, and cognitive reactions of participants and spectators to various sport settings, with emphasis on the potential of sport to contribute to psychological health and wellbeing, as well as the potential for sport to increase anxiety, aggression, violence, and injury. The role of the sports psychologist is examined, including increasing the level of athletic performance, dealing with the emotional problems of athletes, educating athletes, coaches, and spectators, and studying human behavior and mental processes in sports settings. Prerequisite: 111. Typically offered every other year.
Psychology 342: Psychopharmacology
This course is designed to familiarize students with current drugs including antipsychotics, antidepressants, antianxiety agents, and drugs of abuse. An emphasis will be placed on the action of these drugs at the synaptic level, indications and contraindications for their use, and potential side effects. Prerequisite: 111. Typically offered every other year.
Psychology 343: Health Psychology
This course will survey various models of the mind-body interaction as related to physical health. Topics may include: psychoneuroimmunology, the role of stress on mental and physical health, psychosomatic disorders, behavioral medicine, and the psychology of illness and wellness. Recommended for pre-med, pre-physical therapy, and pre-occupational therapy majors. Prerequisite: 111. Typically offered every other year.
Psychology 347: Advanced Statistics and Measurement
Develops the most basic concepts of evaluating psychological measures: reliability, validity, and normative data and then proceeds to show how these principles can be used to evaluate new and existing measures. Topics covered include basic review of descriptive statistics, ability and achievement assessment, personality assessment, and factor analysis. Prerequisite: 221. Typically offered every other year.
Psychology 349: Motivation and Emotion
The words "motivation" and "emotion" come from the same root: both refer to the psychological "forces" underlying action (behavior). This course will examine the biological, psychological, and social bases that consciously or unconsciously direct our behavior. Topics may include: the physiology of emotion, moral development, attachment and "free will." Prerequisite: 111. Typically offered every other year.
Psychology 360: Developmental Psychology
The study of age-related changes that occur as the individual moves through life. Major theoretical perspectives, concepts, and research methods for examining physical, cognitive, moral and social-emotional development. Prerequisite: 111. Multiple sections offered every semester.
Psychology 370: Clinical and Counseling Psychology
The purpose of this course is to provide an introduction to the fields of clinical and counseling psychology. Major topics covered include: the historical backgrounds of these fields, the educational requirements for professionals, the use of assessment techniques and professional issues and issues related to clientele. Basic helping skills, which are useful in any form of communication, are developed. In addition, the theories most representative of the various schools of psychotherapy are explained. Prerequisite: 111. Offered every year.
Psychology 371: Individual Learning Project
Supervised reading or research at the upper-division level. Approval of department chair and completion and/or concurrent registration of 12 credits within the department required. Offered for 1-4 credits. Not available to first year students.
Psychology 380: Personality Psychology
Foundational issues in personality psychology, including the personality construct, levels of analysis in personality psychology, the nature and purpose of personality theories, and criteria for evaluating the adequacy of psychological theories. Major domains of knowledge and theoretical perspectives on the psychology of personality, including biological, psychodynamic, dispositional (trait), cognitive, affective, and social/cultural approaches. Consideration of psychological adjustment and psychopathology in relation to personality psychology. Prerequisite: 111. Typically offered every year.
Psychology 381: Abnormal Psychology
This course is designed to be an overview of the various forms of abnormal behavior. Etiology, assessment, and treatment for each disorder will be included. Diagnostic classification will be emphasized. Prerequisite: 111. Offered every year, typically each semester.
Psychology 382: Neuropsychology
This course explores one of the fastest growing areas of psychology. Neuropsychology is the study of brain-behavior relationships in health and disease. This course will cover assessment, diagnosis, and treatment of various difficulties from infancy through old age. Central to this will be a working understanding of the central nervous system. Prerequisite: 111. Typically offered every other year.
Psychology 397: Psychology Internship
Internship in an approved setting. Work experience in an area of applied psychology supervised by agency personnel and department coordinator. Prerequisites: Senior standing, 20 credits in psychology and approval of department chair.


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Friday, November 22, 2013
p.s. do you have a Silhouette? tons of giveaways going on!
Posted by Maren at 8:41 AM 7 comments
New Machine Cover
I love this cute cover. I love the color and shape and simplicity of it. AND I actually have Renaissance ribbon that I got when I was 18 and spent the summer in France. Fast forward 20 years and it's time to use that ribbon sitting in a box. Crazy how time flies and now I've just given myself a new project to add to the stack.
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Wednesday, June 12, 2013
Hooter hider or nursing shawl - love it
Posted by Maren at 10:28 PM 0 comments
Sunday, June 2, 2013
Room Revamp
Posted by Maren at 10:48 PM 2 comments
Labels: furniture, kids, Maren's creations
Tuesday, May 7, 2013
Getting back into the sewing groove
Well, hello blogging world! It has been a looooooong time since I have written anything on this blog!! I blame the move to Arkansas but that's displacing the blame where it truly belongs and that is with me and my laziness. But I did actually finish a project and had some thoughts about and I was really grateful that I could come to our sewing blog and write about it. Because no one on Facebook wants to hear about it and poor Ty does a great job humoring me and being understanding but he doesn't need to hear all this. Its been hard to get into sewing since we moved here because the closest fabric store is Joanns and that is 30 minutes away. Whatever budget I have set aside for sewing was used just for the gas to get to the store and it just wasn't convenient. Oh how I miss the days of driving 3 minutes to get to Joanns. But last month the sewing gods smiled upon our little corner of Northwest Arkansas and opened a Hancock Fabric 10 minutes from our house! Oh glorious day!!! When I walked in, I felt rejuvenated. I felt inspired. I felt like I was being reunited with an old friend that I didn't really realize I had missed that badly. So I bought a pattern and some fabric and couldn't wait to dig in and get sewing again. A little fact about me, I hate patterns like McCalls, Butterwick, etc. They NEVER turn out like the picture and I never had one actually fit the way it is supposed to. I made a little night gown for Elsie, a basic peasant top pattern, and you could have stuck two of her through the neck hole and the sleeves or longer than the dress and the dress was supposed to go to her ankles and it barely made it to her knees. I'm not exaggerating. It was a mess. I made a dress for myself one time and I ended up ditching it after I realized I made a mumu. The picture on the pattern was not a mumu. But the funny thing is that I have soooooo many of them! I love to flip through the pattern books and just dream of the possibilities and when they are go on sale it is really hard to resist the urge. The pictures are so deceiving that way. I get fooled every time! But this time I decided I would try Burda and see if maybe they had a clue about making patterns and writing instructions. So I used Burda 9503 I kind of mixed the two together to get the final project. I wanted to do the top but Elsie wanted a dress so I used the length of the dress but the ruffle and sleeves of the top. The mixing was the easy part. The ruffle was doable. The sleeves were murder! This pattern is not for beginners. They say its easy but I was able to fluff my way through because I know some basics of sewing. I would read the directions and after trying to decipher the wording and the pics I realized they were telling to me to finish an edge with bias tape but they did it in the most difficult way. That is just one example. But overall, I'm please with how it turned out. It is a little on the big side but Elsie is such a string bean that I wasn't expecting it to fit perfectly. At least the sleeves are proportioned to the rest of the dress. I let her pick out the buttons for the sleeves and she really had fun with that and I was relieved when she choose two little purple flower buttons. She loved the dress and told everyone at preschool that her mommy made it for her. That made my day!!! I'm not sure I will make it again, just because the sleeves made me want to give up sewing all together (I really messed them up but I'm hoping no one will notice that one is actually on backwards...oops) but it was a nice challenge and I'm glad that I can turn to Burda for patterns for the girls.
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Sunday, April 7, 2013
Car Mat
I meant to post this so long ago...but such is life. For Christmas we trade names and that is who we get gifts for. I got my sister who has kids my kids' ages. I've always wanted to learn to make one and figured this was a good time to learn and experiment so I can make myself one. It turned out to be a little more work during my CrAzY Christmas season, but it got done (I think Christmas Eve I finally finished).
Bottom: Fire station, two houses (one has a "garage" aka pocket you can pull a car into); airport
Bottom: Church, Temple and park; three houses (with again one with a garage pocket)
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Sunday, March 31, 2013
Myla's Easter Dress
Wow, to say we've been in a blogging slump is an understatement! :) Well, here we go again. This is Myla's Easter dress I made this year. It felt so good to get my sewing machine out. It was like seeing a long lost friend. I love, love, love this fabric. I've been holding onto it for a while. It's Joel Dewberry Heirloom. I just love the orange and minty-aqua colors. The pattern is from Violette Field Threads, the Emmaline. It was a really good pattern, easy to follow. Happy Easter!!
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Friday, November 30, 2012
'tis the season
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Tuesday, October 30, 2012
Halloween Greetings!
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Sunday, October 28, 2012
Halloween Decor
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There's about to be a brawl...up in here, up in here.
E! News confirmed George Zimmerman will face-off against rapper DMX in the ring for a Celebrity Boxing Match next month as Floyd Mayweather Sr. referees. The thought of going head-to-head in the ring was actually Zimmerman's idea, telling Radar Online last month that boxing is his hobby.
Once celebs caught wind of the event, a number of celebs volunteered to go against Zimmerman, who stood trial for murder but was acquitted last year for shooting unarmed Trayvon Martin. Especially rapper The Game who made it known he was more than willing to box him.
When a fan asked the celeb on Twitter today whether he was picked to fight, Game tweeted back, "nah he scared !!! Said DMX more his size lol."
MORE: Meanwhile, some choose to fight on reality TV
However, Damon Feldman, Owner of Celebrity Boxing, tells E! News that they ended up picking who would fight Zimmerman.
"He didn't chose them, we had over 15,000 emails...everybody was putting their hat in there trying to fight him and basically it was getting overwhelming with the emails and we had to make a decision," Feldman tells us.
So what made them choose DMX? "Well, you know there's a lot of celebrities that wanted a good brawl, it's very controversial, celebrity boxing is," he says. Plus, can't you just see it now? DMX walking in to one of his songs as the crowd barks for him.
Not sure what Zimmerman will walk in to. Hmmm...
LOOK: These two squirrels are play-fighting!
As for the money that will be raised from the event, Feldman tells E! News, "Right now this isn't a charity match at all. Whatever Zimmerman does with his money that's up to him, that's our company money, I don't know what DMX is doing, we're still negotiating a contract deal with him now."
Regardless, DMX spokesman Domenick Nati told CNN Wednesday, "DMX has promised to 'beat his ass.'"
The date of the fight will be March 15 and any additional information will be announced at the press conference next Wednesday in Philadelphia at 2 p.m.
Although you may already be itching to see the brawl, not everyone is supporting the idea of these two throwing punches. Rev. Al Sharpton reportedly told a Los Angeles group Wednesday that he was concerned "about the precedent that it sets."
"We must be very careful not to glorify or in any way sidestep the implications of making someone whose only claim to fame was killing an unarmed young man named Trayvon Martin into a cultural celebrity or hero," Sharpton said.
A petition has been launched on Change.org calling for the planned boxing event to be canceled. "This is a blatant show of disrespect and nothing positive or righteous would come from such a stunt," it reads.
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Annual to tree
Leaves basal or cauline, alternate, opposite, or whorled, generally simple and toothed (to pinnately compound); stipules 0 or generally deciduous
Inflorescence: spike, raceme, panicle, or flowers solitary in axils; bracted
Flower generally bisexual, generally radial, opening at dawn or dusk; hypanthium sometimes prolonged beyond ovary (measured from ovary tip to sepal base); sepals generally 4(27); petals generally 4 (or as many as sepals, rarely 0), often "fading" darker; stamens generally 4 or 8(2), anthers 2-chambered, opening lengthwise, pollen generally interconnected by threads; ovary inferior, chambers generally 4 (sometimes becoming 1), placentas axile or parietal, ovules 1many per chamber, style 1, stigma 4-lobed (or lobes as many as sepals), club-shaped, or hemispheric
Fruit: capsule, loculicidal (sometimes berry or indehiscent and nut-like)
Seeds sometimes winged or hair-tufted
Genera in family: 15 genera, ± 650 species: worldwide, especially w North America; many cultivated (Clarkia, Epilobium, Fuchsia, Gaura, Oenothera )
Reference: [Munz 1965 North America Fl II 5:1278]
Annual, perennial herb, from taproot or lateral roots
Leaves basal, cauline, or both, alternate, simple to 2-pinnate
Inflorescence bracted; spike, raceme, or flowers solitary in axils
Flower radial, generally opening at dawn (rarely at dusk); sepals 4, reflexed (sometimes 23 remaining adherent); petals 4, yellow, white, lavender, often with darker basal spots, generally fading purplish or reddish; stamens (4)8, longer ones opposite sepals, anthers generally attached at middle (or base), pollen grains 3-angled except in polyploid taxa (visible with hand lens); ovary chambers 4, stigma ± head-like or hemispheric, generally > anthers and cross-pollinated (or ± = anthers and self-pollinated)
Fruit straight to coiled, generally sessile
Seeds in 12 rows per chamber
Species in genus: 62 species: w North America (especially CA-FP), 1 South America
Etymology: (L.A. von Chamisso, French-born German botanist, 17811838)
Reference: [Raven 1969 Contr US Natl Herb 37:161396]
Polyploidy and self-pollination have predominated in evolution of genus. Previously included in Oenothera (" O." in synonyms).
Annual, slender; hairs bristly, in inflorescence also glandular
Stem erect, 214 cm, peeling
Leaf 330 mm, narrowly lanceolate to oblanceolate, entire
Inflorescence nodding
Flower: hypanthium 12 mm; sepals 1.52.5 mm; petals 1.52.5 mm, white fading purplish, bases yellow
Fruit 1228 mm, 0.60.8 mm wide, ascending or spreading, cylindric, ± straight, slightly swollen by seeds; pedicel 48 mm
Seeds in 2 rows per chamber, 11.5 mm; wing thick; hairs club-shaped
Chromosomes: 2n=14
Ecology: Uncommon. Well-drained, generally volcanic slopes, pinyon/juniper woodland or sagebrush scrub
Elevation: 14002400 m.
Bioregional distribution: s White and Inyo Mountains (Inyo Mtns), n Desert Mountains (Panamint Mtns)
Distribution outside California: to Oregon, Utah
Flowering time: MayJun
Synonyms: O. p. S. Watson


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Thanks to a combination of a recovering economy, more profitable airlines, and growth in emerging markets, aerospace manufacturers have been raking in orders over the past year. Boeing (NYSE:BA) and Airbus Group (OTC:EADSY) are the two largest commercial aerospace manufacturers and have seen their share prices both rise around 80% as airlines and aircraft leasing companies around the world look to expand and modernize fleets.
But one smaller player still trades at a lower valuation and has the potential to share in the same growth as Boeing and Airbus.
Canadian aerospace
Bombardier (TSX:BBD.B) (OTC:BDRBF) works in the manufacturing of both planes and trains. Breaking down the aircraft segment further, Bombardier manufacturers private jets under Learjet, Global, and Challenger, as well as the Canadair regional jets that have become ubiquitous in regional airline fleets.
Growing ambitions
But Bombardier's latest project moves the company into a larger size class and begins to disrupt the Boeing-Airbus duopoly. Bombardier's newest model, the C Series, is being offered in two models: A 110 seat CS100 and a 135 seat CS300. With the Boeing 737 and Airbus A320 families originating decades ago, the C Series is the latest all-new frame in this market segment; a fact Bombardier stresses as airlines modernize fleets.
Bombardier has set high goals for the C Series program estimating airlines will buy nearly 7,000 100-150 passenger planes over the next two decades of which Bombardier will be able to secure half the orders. Furthermore, the manufacturer expects another $5 billion to $8 billion in annual revenue once the C Series program is up and running.
Investing in Bombardier has very much become an investment in the C Series, considering the vast resources the manufacturer has poured into the plane. Originally, targets were to have a $3.4 billion development budget but these costs rose by another $500 million. In addition, engineering resources have been largely spent on the C Series rather than an overhaul of Bombardier's regional jet line. With Embraer (NYSE:ERJ) launching a new series of E-Jets, Bombardier could be forced to sell its CRJs at a greater discount than if it had launched a new updated regional jet.
The C Series order book has failed to impress so far with only 182 firm orders, well short of the company's 300 firm order target by launch. If the C Series cannot deliver more orders, Bombardier could be forced to sell the planes at a greater discount thus reducing margins and earnings. On the bright side, many more options to purchase C Series aircraft have been issued and, if exercised, could move Bombardier over its target. The manufacturer is also reportedly in talks with Air Canada about a C Series order that could help to strengthen the order book.
With the rallies seen in Boeing and Airbus, both aerospace giants are trading around 20 times earnings on expectations of strong future growth. While I believe this valuation is appropriate for these companies based on their stability and growth potential, investors that believe Bombardier can successfully execute on the C Series project can have Bombardier shares for closer to 12 times earnings.
Bombardier shares could also have more room left to run considering shares were up around 20% over the past year, far less than the 80% gains at Boeing and Airbus. But to see Bombardier as a value play, you need to have confidence in the success of the C Series to drive the company's growth.
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Coleman County State Bank started operations in 1915 as Valera Bank in Valera, Texas. The bank operated from a caged area in the Valera Lumber Yard and Hardware Store. In 1917, due to the growth of the bank, a new building was constructed in Valera to house the bank. During the depression era of the early 1930's Valera State Bank remained open and continued to serve their customers even as many banks folded and closed their doors.
On October 15, 1936, Valera State Bank received approval from the Texas Banking Department and relocated from Valera to Coleman under a new charter and name, Coleman County State Bank. The new bank was located at 108 West Live Oak, which is the present location of the Coleman County Title Company. In 1942, Coleman County State Bank continued to grow and expand as it bought the assets of First State Bank in Talpa, Texas. The bank purchased and moved to the present location of 118 West Pecan Street in Coleman in 1948.
In 1966, the bank was sold to a group of out-of-town investors and the name was changed to Coleman Bank, under which it operated for the next 19 years. On January 5, 1985, a group of local shareholders purchased the bank from the Ford Bank Group, returning the bank to local ownership and changing the banks' name back to Coleman County State Bank. The bank has undergone numerous facelifts and acquisition of properties in Coleman in order to best serve its customers. Improvements to the Coleman facility include drive-thru facilities, 2 parking lots, 2 ATM locations in Coleman and facilities within the bank building, such as the Club Room and office space for rent.
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LEXINGTON, Va. — Senior Nate Plein (El Cajon, Calif./St. Augustine) just missed throwing a perfect game, and the Washington and Lee baseball team scored a combined 27 runs in a doubleheader sweep of UMaine-Presque Isle on Saturday.
Plein pitched a complete-game shutout as the Generals (4-2) took the opener, 12-0, while nine different batters recorded a RBI in a 15-0 victory in game two.
In the first game, Plein faced the minimum through the first six innings. Senior second baseman Justin Bergeron (Tiverton, R.I.) recorded the Owls' (0-8) first hit of the game when he led off the seventh with a looping double that landed just inside the right-field line. Plein would hit a batter later in the frame, but forced senior third baseman Cam Morrell (Harpswell, Maine) to foul out to secure the shutout.
It marked the first shutout of Plein's career and improved his record on the season to 2-0. Along with allowing just one hit, he also struck out three. Senior Jordan Perry (Baileyville, Maine) threw all six innings for UMPI to fall to 0-2 on the year. He gave up 12 runs (11 earned) on 12 hits.
The Blue and White held a 4-0 lead heading into the bottom of the fifth inning, and then broke the game open with eight runs in the frame to reach the final margin. First-year first baseman Ryan Weston (Rolling Hills Estates, Calif./Palos Verdes Peninsula) roped a three-run home run off the left-field foul pole during the rally, and senior outfielder Keegan Dolan (Bethesda, Md./Landon) launched a grand slam over the fence in left center.
In the second game, W&L used 13 position players and four pitchers on its way to the victory. After failing to score in the opening inning, the Generals notched nine runs in the second.
Dolan, junior shortstop Taylor Rowe (Charlotte, N.C./Myers Park), junior outfielder Drew Weprinsky (Atlanta, Ga./Westminster) and first-year catcher Cory Paton (Ashton, Md./St. Johns College) each registered a RBI during the rally. First-year third baseman Colton Campbell (Deatsville, Ala./Holtville) capped the spurt with a three-run double to left field.
W&L added two in the third and four in the fourth to secure the 15-0 victory. First-year Tom Concklin (Hinsdale, Ill./Hinsdale Central) pitched four shutout innings to notch his first collegiate victory. He allowed just two hits and one walk, while striking out three.
First-year John Struckell (Dallas, Texas/Jesuit College Prep), junior Drew Shott (Bethesda, Md./Georgetown Prep) and senior Mike Savas (Bernardsville, N.J./Delbarton) each threw an inning of relief to preserve the shutout.
Junior Ghazaleh Sailers (Santa Barbara, Calif.) took the loss for the Owls, pitching 1.0 inning before being forced out of the second without recording an out. She allowed eight runs (five earned) on four hits and three walks.
Over the course of the doubleheader, the Blue and White totaled 26 hits, 26 RBI, five doubles and two home runs.
The Generals host SUNY Oneonta on Sunday at 12:00 pm.
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Didn't play the first Prototype, but want to play the second and don't know what the hell is going on? Well, watch this trailer. Even if you know what's going on, watch it.
Prototype 2 drops next spring.
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(A) All candidates for registration by examination shall be at least eighteen years of age and of good moral character. Candidates shall have a professional degree in landscape architecture required in section 4703.34 of the Revised Code and as set forth in this rule, completed the experience requirements as required under section 4703.34 of the Revised Code and as set forth herein and pass the examination required under section 4703.33 of the Revised Code and as set forth herein. Candidates are permitted to sit for any or all sections of the examination after completing the education requirements and prior to completing the experience requirements. Registration will not be issued until all requirements have been met.
(B) The professional degree shall be a degree from a landscape architectural curriculum accredited by the "Landscape Architectural Accrediting Board" or other accrediting agency approved by the board.
(C) The required experience shall be in areas directly related to landscape architecture and shall include experience in design, contract documents, contract administration and office management.
(D) The experience requirements may be fulfilled by completing three years of experience in landscape architecture in accordance with the following table and meet the following conditions:
(1) To earn the full experience credit allowed under category 1 or 2 of the table, the applicant must work full-time for a period of at least two months with one employer. Full-time means the applicant works for at least thirty-five hours per week.
(2) Credit for part-time employment will be given only if the applicant works for at least twenty hours per week for the equivalent of two months of full-time employment.
(3) No experience credit may be obtained prior to completion of the third year of an undergraduate professional degree program or prior to the completion of the first year of a graduate professional degree program with undergraduate degrees in another discipline.
(4) At least two years of experience credit must be obtained after completion of the education requirements.
(5) Evaluation of experience shall be at the discretion of the board and may require substantiation of the quality and character of the experience, not withstanding the fact that the applicant has complied with the technical requirements as set forth herein.
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No limit
Category 3. Experience in the employment of government agencies, architects, civil engineers, city or regional planners, or landscape design-build in areas directly related to landscape architecture when that experience is not gained under the direct supervision of a landscape architect.
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Category 4. Masters or PH.D degree in landscape architecture when that degree is preceded by an accredited undergraduate landscape architectural degree.
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(2) The registration examination shall be a single examination comprised of multiple sections which shall be taken and passed by all candidates for registration by examination.
(3) The scope of the examinations shall be such as to determine the qualifications of the candidate to practice landscape architecture and shall cover such technical, professional and practical subjects as relate to the practice of the profession of landscape architecture and the basic arts and sciences, a knowledge of which is material and necessary to the proper understanding, application and qualification for the practice of the profession of landscape architecture.
(4) The examination shall be administered in accordance with instructions issued by the "CLARB". A copy of these instructions will be furnished to each candidate. The dates, times and location or locations of the examination will be determined by "CLARB."
(5) Each section of the registration examination stands alone and shall be passed singularly and independently of other sections of the examination.
Five Year Review (FYR) Dates: 10/16/2014 and 10/15/2019
Promulgated Under: 119.03
Statutory Authority: 4703.33, 4703.38
Rule Amplifies: 4703.33, 4703.34, 4703.38
Prior Effective Dates: 4/4/85, 7/5/85, 7/3/90, 12/10/02, 4/1/08, 4/1/09, 1/21/2010


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Our friends Colin and Li Yi Foo are big fans of iStopMotion, and for 2015, their annual Christmas animation was made entirely using the program! "A Hopeful Christmas" has a very special message this year, so make sure you have a box of tissues ready before you hit play!
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Jeunes Chefs Rôtisseurs Competition
Keelung City (Taiwan), September 7, 2018
The 42nd International Final of the Jeunes Chefs Rôtisseurs Competition was an immense success due to the collaboration of the host Bailliage of Taiwan and the partnership with major sponsor the Chiang Kuo Institute of Management and Health (CKU). Rick Chiang, owner of CKU, had a vision two years ago that his faculty team and culinary students could put on a first-class event. What an outstanding week it turned out to be!
Competitors came from 22 countries: Australia, Austria, Belgium, Canada, Colombia, Finland, Germany, Great Britain, Hungary, India, Malaysia, Mexico, Netherlands, Norway, South Africa, Sweden, Switzerland, Taiwan, Thailand, Turkey, United Arab Emirates and the USA. There were four female and eighteen competitors. Due to the great distance, some competitors had complicated travel arrangements to reach Taiwan.


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Sunday Sweets: Threadcakes
As you may recall, I get to be one of the judges in this year's Threadcakes competition. However, I'd just like to point out that I had no idea judging would be this hard. Seriously, there are so many surprisingly skillful entries already - and there's still another week to go! - that I don't see how we're going to narrow it down to just a few winners.
But enough of my whining. Here, let me show you what I'm talking about.
(The photos are arranged Threadless design first, followed by the Threadcakes entry.)
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