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Author Notes: One of the greatest traditional food items to come out of New Orleans is the muffaletta sandwich. Central Grocery is renowned for theirs. But you can also taste a fine one on the café menu at Napoleon House on Chartres in the French Quarter. Napoleon House gets its name from the fact that in 1821 it was offered as a residence to Bonaparte during his exile. Being an unapologetic Bonapartist myself, mine is a tribute to Boney. Now let's see if he shows up for lunch. The primary components of the sandwich are ham, salami, provolone cheese and topping of olive salad, packed into a crusty round loaf. The olive salad should be generous but not overwhelm your pork product.
Because it's difficult to find the proper Italian style round bread loaf outside of New Orleans you might want to think about doing as I prefer and make your own. But what you really want is a good-sized, round and crusty Italian loaf. The ingredients indicated here for the olive salad will produce enough for two sandwiches this size. To serve, you can/should halve or quarter the assembled Muffaletta. - pierino
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Food52 Review: "This is really good... wow!!" So said one lucky tester of pierino's excellent muffaletta. With his usual unwavering attention to details, large and small, pierino has created yet another exceptional recipe. He has reproduced exactly the olive mixture one finds on the best muffaletta sandwiches in New Orleans. We put the salad on the bottom half of the sandwich, to allow the flavorful dressing, pickles and olives to find their way into the bread. On a scale of 1 to 5, I'd give this a 7, enthusiastically recommending it for Editors' Pick honors. - AntoniaJames
Serves an army
For the olive salad
- ½ cup Spanish pimento olives
- ½ cup pitted black olives (kalamatas work fine)
- 4-6 cornichons
- 2 cloves garlic (see note below)
- 2 tsps dried Italian oregano
- ½ cup extra virgin olive oil
- 2 tbs red wine vinegar
- ¼ tsp ground black pepper
Sandwich components
- 1 six ounce, crusty Italian roll,
- ¼ pound thinly sliced capicola (as the name suggests, this is most often made from pig neck)
- ¼ pound thinly sliced premium cooked or cured ham (even prosciutto or jamon Serrano)
- ¼ pound sliced provolone cheese
- A little creole mustard
- It's easy to make the olive salad in the bowl of a food processor using the olives, cornichons, garlic, oregano, olive oil, vinegar, and black pepper. Give everything a few quick pulses. It should remain a bit chunky---somewhat more coarse than a tapenade.
- Spoon the olive salad into a non-reactive bowl and cover with cling wrap. It should then go into the refrigerator to rest for a 5 to 8 hours, and will keep overnight.
- To assemble, use a sharp bread knife to divide the loaf into two halves horizontally like a giant hamburger bun. Smear some mustard on the bottom half and top with ham, capicola, provolone and generous amount of olive salad. Cover with the top portion and divide into halves or quarters. Bring napkins.
- Notes to the cook: for the garlic I use a "garlic confit" that I learned from Thomas Keller's BOUCHON cookbook. What that consists of is about 40 peeled cloves of garlic covered in canola oil and poached for about forty minutes---a flame tamer is advised. Store the garlic and oil in a sealed container in the refrigerator. After a few days the oil will be highly perfumed. I think the little Corsican would like that touch. It's handy to have on hand and you can add a little of the oil to the salad. Otherwise use fresh garlic cloves.
- The cornichon included in the olive salad is untraditional but one of my New Orleans friends really liked it, so I think it really works. Don't be stingy with the olive salad.
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SPOKANE -- The Spokane Shock lost a heartbreaker to Cleveland last Saturday. They'll have to forget that bitter memory as they prepare for Arizona this week.
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The Coming Reader-pocalypse, and What We Can Do About It
Apparently Google Reader is having some issues? I managed not to notice this weekend, but it's not that surprising. As Brent Simmons reminds us, Reader's API is undocumented and unsupported, and the new, more focused Google doesn't seem as into keeping interesting but inessential services going. Overall this is a good thing, it just means we can't count on apps like Reeder to work forever.
The latest version of Reeder for iPhone added support for syncing with Shaun Inman's Fever, a self-hosted RSS reader that's been around but hasn't been substantively updated in a while. Like Reader, Fever has a syncing API. Also like Reader, Fever's API is semi-undocumented and not the most robust thing in the world. But you host it yourself on your own web server, so even if Inman never updates it again, even if Reader is "sunsetted", you'll still be able to sync your feeds and articles so long as you have a webserver.
I'm trying to get out of the habit of keeping a full PHP-MySQL server running, but the great thing about APIs is that if you can teach another piece of software how to speak them, they can live on forever.
Therefore, I want to see three things happen:
We, the community, should document the "undocumented" Reader and/or Fever APIs somewhere, so that they'll live on even if Google or Shaun Inman pull the plug. Ideally these docs would go beyond just a list of URIs, payloads, and responses to include practical examples of how common syncing tasks are performed. These undocumented vendor APIs have become de facto standard protocols for syncing RSS feed data between devices; we should take steps to make them less de facto and more real.
Someone (and by "someone" I really mean "I, if I had more time") should write a server-side RSS fetcher and reader in a modern web platform, e.g. Node or Sinatra or Rails, and make the code available as open source. This app could run anywhere, but in particular should be runnable on Heroku's free plan. It would implement the Reader or Fever syncing protocols (as described above), along with some reasonable security or authentication protocol(s) like OAuth2. A native app client should be able to set up syncing with your personal "Feeder" install given just a URL.
Finally, even though Fever API support would make it possible for clients such as Reeder for iPhone to connect to this syncing app today, in the future I'd like to see these protocols become enough of a standard that new feed-reading apps support them out of the box, perhaps even by default.
I want to say: I have no problem with commercial services. (I work for one, after all.) And I'd have no problem if someone wanted to offer fully hosted Feeder accounts, or some new RSS syncing service that implemented this proposed Feeder API/protocol. Having this be a documented standard with at least one open source implementation means that the entire feed reading ecosystem would not be dependent on a single service with an unstable, unsupported API. Self-hosted and vendor-hosted sync services could coexist in relative harmony, and if some startup wanted to go above and beyond the functionality included in the spec, well, that's how innovation works.
For now, I really want to see the first couple of things happen. I can't do all of it myself, but I'll gladly set up a GitHub project and help out where I can.
If you're interested in helping this project in any way, including moral support but also code, design, or other practical help, please email david at demaree dot me.
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Expensive social housing should be sold off to fund a wave of new house building, a report has urged.
Putting the highest value properties on the market when they become vacant would generate £4.5 billion to build up to 170,000 social homes a year, according to Policy Exchange.
The influential think-tank, set up by Conservative MP Nick Boles who is a key ally of Prime Minister David Cameron, claims the move could reduce the housing waiting list by up to 600,000 in five years.
Its report, Ending Expensive Social Tenancies, says that properties worth more than the average house price for an area account for one in five of the social housing stock.
The 816,000 homes have a total value of £159 billion, with £71.9 billion of that in London. Around 3.5% of the buildings become vacant each year and, after debts are paid off, would raise £4.5 billion.
The report suggests that the money should be earmarked to build additional homes and recommended introducing spending floors to ensure standards are driven up in the quality of stock.
Alex Morton, report author, said: "Expensive social housing is costly, unpopular and unfair. That is why almost everybody rejects it. Social housing tenants deserve a roof over their heads but not one better than most people can afford, particularly as expensive social housing means less social housing and so longer waiting lists for most people in need."
Housing Minister Grant Shapps said: "I've been determined that we get Britain building and help the thousands of families who for years have been left languishing on social housing waiting lists.
"That's why we've introduced radical reforms, including investing £19.5 billion public and private funding into an affordable housing programme set to exceed expectations and deliver up to 170,000 homes, and giving councils the flexibility to offer fixed-term tenancies to new tenants to ensure the precious resource of social housing goes to those in greatest need.
"On top of this, councils looking to sell vacant social housing can now keep the receipts to invest in affordable housing, regeneration or paying down housing debt in their area. And the reinvigorated Right to Buy is helping existing council tenants realise their dream of home ownership with increased discounts of up to £75,000, and for the first time a commitment to replace additional council homes sold with new affordable homes for rent on a one-for-one basis nationally."


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New Hampshire law requires an ignition interlock device to be installed when a person's license has been suspended or revoked for: All approved New Hampshire ignition interlock devices shall meet or exceed the specifications set forth by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.
1. An aggravated DWI;
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3. DWI while under the age of 21
The ignition interlock device will be required for a period of 12-24 months after the suspension ends. For operators under the age of 21, the length of period will be up until the age of 21 and a minimum of 12 months.
The New Hampshire Department of Safety is the state agency, which sets forth the rules governing the use of ignition interlock devices in NH. If you are required to install an ignition interlock device on your vehicle, you will be required to pay hefty costs associated with installation, maintenance and calibration. You will be required to blow into the machine every time you want to start your vehicle and you will be required to periodically blow into the machine in order to keep your car running. The set point for the ignition interlock device will be .02% BRAC (Breath Alcohol Content) which is roughly equivalent to 1 12oz beer.
Minimum Standards for Alcohol Ignition Interlock Devices
The ignition interlock device shall disable the vehicle at 0.020 percent BRAC (Breath Alcohol Content).
All alcohol ignition interlock devices shall have the following warning label:
All approved New Hampshire ignition interlock devices shall meet or exceed the specifications set forth by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.
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c. A report of the rolling re-tests taken while the vehicle is being operated;
d. A log of all attempts to circumvent or avoid the taking of tests to start the vehicle and attempts to tamper with the alcohol interlock ignition device;
e. A report of the number of events in the recording system; and
f. A report of the number of engine starts.
g. No ignition interlock device shall be equipped with a bypass device.
The ignition interlock service provider shall be responsible for the collection of all fees and costs associated with providing use of the device.
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Easy Mini Meat Loaves
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- 1 cup catsup, divided
- 1/2 cup onion, chopped
- 1 egg, beaten
- 1/4 cup quick-cooking oats, uncooked
- 1 cup shredded Cheddar cheese
- Divide and press biscuit dough across the bottom and up the sides of 10 greased muffin cups; set aside. Combine ground beef, 1/2 cup catsup, onion, egg and oats in a medium mixing bowl; mix well. Form into 10 balls; place one in each biscuit cup. Spread remaining catsup on the tops; sprinkle with cheese. Bake at 350 degrees for 30 minutes.
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It is in a traditionally styled building, in a quiet residential no-through road. The apartment has a double bedroom, lounge with sofa, armchairs and a dining area. There is also a fully-equipped kitchen, large bathroom with bath and separate shower cubicle. All bed linen and towels provided. Balcony with furniture. On-site storage for cycles and ski equipment.
Its location is ideal for those wishing to travel by public transport as it is only approximately 5 minutes walking distance from Bad Ischl's train and bus station, where there are not only links to Salzburg, Linz and further afield, but also to local attractions such as Lake Wolfgang, Hallstatt and Gmunden.
Only the whole apartment can be booked. This means that 1, 2 or 3 people wishing to book must pay for 4 people.
Please note:
We have a 3 day cancellation policy. Late cancellations and no shows will be charged the amount of the first night.
Check-in times are normally 16:00-19:00, checkout before 11:00. Please ask if you wish to arrive or depart outside these times.
We do not accept credit cards, the balance on all bookings must be paid in cash on arrival, or by bank transfer before arrival. We can accept advance payment in euros or UK pounds, cash on arrival must be in euros.
The easiest way to reach us is to take the airport shuttle bus to Salzburg main station (Hauptbahnhof), then bus number 150 to Bad Ischl Bus Station (Busbahnhof). Alternatively, take the train to Bad Ischl, changing at Attnang-Puchheim. Bad Ischl station and bus station are adjacent to each other. Leave the station and cross the bridge alongside the railway, turn left over the crossing, and the Apartment is only about 200 metres on the right.
From Linz airport, take the train in the direction Salzburg , and change at Attnang-Puchheim for Bad Ischl (this may require an intermediate change at Wels). Then follow the directions above.
We can also arrange transfers from Salzburg or Linz airports, please ask when booking.
By car, Bad Ischl is approximately 40 minutes from the A1 (Salzburg-Vienna) motorway. Full directions will be given on booking. The apartment has a private parking place for 1 car, which is free of charge.
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Day three of the 2014 First-Year Player Draft was held on Saturday, concluding this year's draft.
After a busy first two days of the draft (Day 1 was profiled by our own Kyle Downing here, while I wrote about Day 2), the Indians finalized their draft haul in rounds 11-4o of the draft.
Here's an overview of the players the Tribe selected:
Round 11 (338th overall): RHP Jared Robinson, Cerritos College (California) – A right-handed starter from the junior college ranks. Robinson measures in at 6'0″ and 190 pounds. He has never been previously drafted.
Round 12 (368th overall): RHP Jordan Dunatov, University of Nevada-Reno – Continuing where they left off with their previous selection of Robinson, the Indians again elect to go with a right hander from a junior college. Dunatov stands a tall 6'5″ and weighs 200 pounds. He was previously drafted by the Pirates in the 14th round back in 2011, though Pittsburgh selected him as an outfielder. His uncle played professionally for two seasons in Oakland's farm system, so the family bloodlines are certainly there. Dunatov began his college career at Oregon State.
Round 13 (398th overall): SS Austin Fisher, Kansas State – The 6'1″, 195-pound Fisher is currently a junior for the Wildcats. The left-handed hitting infielder was an All-Big 12 First Team selection in his sophomore year (2013), and has compiled a cumulative .327/.417/.431 slash line in his three college seasons, adding 4 long balls and 74 RBI in 459 at-bats. His father, grandfather, and uncle have all played professional baseball.
Round 14 (428th overall): RHP Grayson Jones, Shelton State Community College (Alabama) – Early on Day 3, the Indians have shown an interest in right handed pitchers from junior colleges. Jones is a 6'1″ and 205-pound starting pitcher began his career at Louisiana-Monroe, but now finds himself drafted from a junior college instead.
Round 15 (458th overall): RHP Luke Eubank, Oxnard College (California) – Right-handed pitchers and left-handed hitters continued to be a focus of the Tribe early in the draft. Eubank originally began his college career at Western Nevada College, but transferred to Oxnard for this season. He stands at 6'0″ and 180 pounds. His delivery makes scouts think of former Indians reliever Joe Smith, as Eubank features a fastball and slider from his low three-quarter arm slot. His fastball can bring it up to 93-94 mph, and his unique arm slot helps him induce plenty of ground balls. His slider can touch the mid-to-late 80s as well. He has good command, though it might not necessarily be good enough to be a starter in pro ball. He's started in college, but a move to the bullpen professionally is definitely possible. Eubank was ranked as the 191st overall prospect in the draft by MLB.com.
Round 16 (488th overall): RHP J.P. Feyereisen, University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point – Another right-handed pitcher, Feyereisen is a junior in college. He stands 6'2″ and weighs 215 pounds. He was named the WIAC pitcher of the year in 2013 and was named a First-Team All Midwest Region selection that same year. He's pitched well in his college career, displaying an adequate ability to miss bats and solid control. This season, he was named as the top professional prospect in Division III by Baseball America. He has a fastball that can sit between 90 and 91 mph, but can touch 94 at times. He also has an impressive slider with great power to it. He's dominated as a late-inning reliever, but may be able to start professionally. His build reminds some of the only other big leaguer to come from Stevens Point, Nationals starter Jordan Zimmermann.
Round 17 (518th overall): RHP Cameron Hill, Redlands Community College (Oklahoma) – Yet another right-handed starter from a junior college, Hill is 6'1″ and 185 pounds. Not much is known about Hill, but the Indians have certainly been doing their homework on junior college pitchers, specifically righties.
Round 18 (548th overall): OF Taylor Murphy, University of the Pacific (California) – A junior, the left-handed hitting Murphy is 6'1″ and 185 pounds. The cousin of former major league infielder Geoff Blum, Murphy was previously drafted out of high school in the 40th round by the Padres in 2011. He has decent hitting ability, and will hit a few home runs — though not many. His speed isn't bad, and he is difficult to strike out, as he struck out a total of just 3 times in 37 games his senior year in high school.
Round 19 (578th overall): RHP Argenis Angulo, Ranger College (Texas) – The 6'3″, 220-pound Angulo represents something familiar to the Indians on Day 3 of the draft: right-handed pitching from a junior college. Angulo was ranked as the 439th overall prospect by Baseball America, including 36th from the state of Texas.
Round 20 (608th overall): C Gian Paul Gonzalez, Discipulos De Cristo High School (Puerto Rico) – A right-handed hitting, high school position player seems to go against everything the Indians have done in the draft to this point. However, Gonzalez has a good catcher's body at 6'0″ and 185 pounds, though he could stand to add some more weight. He is the second catcher the Indians have selected, and the second player from Puerto Rico they have taken. He can play third base as well, but catcher would appear to be the position he'll play professionally. While participating in the Perfect Game showcase, Gonzalez ran a 6.96 second 60 meter dash, and had a solid pop time of 1.92 seconds.
Round 21 (638th overall): OF Bobby Ison, Charleston Southern University – The 2014 Big South preseason player of the year, Ison is listed on his MLB.com scouting report as 5'8″ and 170 pounds. The left-handed hitting (and throwing) junior hit .367 as a sophomore, leading his conference with 84 hits in the process. In addition, he struck out only 25 times in his first 475 college plate appearances. He's a prototypical leadoff hitter that knows how to hit and get on base, has decent speed, doesn't have a lot of power, and doesn't strike out. Ison is one of those players who puts in every ounce of effort he can, and is the kind of scrappy player that every team needs to have. Few prospects have a story like Ison's — as a middle school student, he was diagnosed with Guillain-Barre Syndrome, where the immune system attacks the nerves (his entire story is profiled in this article). Ison was briefly unable to use his legs, and was told he would miss an entire season of playing baseball. However, Ison refused to give up, and made it back in time to play the final two games of that season. He says that every time he steps on the field, he treats it like his last chance there — because it almost was. His 17-year old brother has special needs and is a motivator to him as well. His college coach compares Ison to another player he coached, Yankees outfielder Brett Gardner. If there's anyone in this draft for fans to root for, it's Bobby Ison. (Ison also took the time to personally respond to a tweet I sent him and seems like an all-around great guy. Plus, he followed me back, which is really awesome.)
Round 22 (668th overall): RHP Jordan Carter, Saint Joseph's University – Carter, a senior, stands at 6'4″ and weighs 195 pounds. A workhorse starter, Carter was also named to the Big 5 All-Academic Team and earned his university's Scholar-Athlete Award as a junior in 2013.
Round 23 (698th overall): OF David Armendariz, Cal Poly Pomona – The right-handed hitting Armendariz, a college senior, is 6'1″ and weighs 215 pounds. He went undrafted as a junior last year, but used that as motivation and had solid showings in the Cape Cod League last summer and during the regular season this spring. In 193 at-bats this season, Armendariz has hit .332 with 10 home runs and 56 RBI.
Round 24 (728th overall): CF Jodd Carter, Hilo High School (Hawaii) – Another outfielder who fits the profile for center, Carter is 5'10" and weighs 170 pounds. The right-handed hitter was ranked as the 473rd best prospect in the draft by Baseball America, and 6th from Hawaii. He has good but not great speed, and was clocked running a 7.00 second 60 meter dash while participating at the Perfect Game showcase. Through watching film of him, he looks to have a smooth, line drive-oriented swing.
Round 25 (758th overall): C Kainoa Harrison, Punahou High School (Hawaii) – The second consecutive player the Indians selected from Hawaii, Harrison (also known as K.J.) is a talented right-handed hitter who was ranked as the 172nd overall draft prospect by MLB.com. The 5'11", 180 pound Harrison has solid catch and throw skills, as well as a great arm for gunning down baserunners. His body is believed to be durable enough to catch at the next level, and while he struggled on offense against better pitching, he looked better at the plate in pre-draft workouts and is said to at least have power to his pull side. His father played professional baseball, and while Harrison has the talent to be much better than an average 25th-round pick, he has a commitment to Oregon State and the Indians may have problems when it comes to signing him. However, hopefully the Indians are able to bring him into the organization, as Harrison's talent is way too good for him to be drafted this late.
Round 26 (788th overall): OF Reese Cooley, Fleming Island High School (Florida) – The Indians have gone on a recent run of outfielders in the draft, and Cooley is no exception. The right-handed hitter measures 6'2″ and weighs 197 pounds and scouts who have seen him rave about his amazing athleticism. He has legitimate five-tool potential, as his power is starting to appear as well. Baseball America ranked him as the 406th overall prospect in the draft, including 58th in Florida, a state with an impressive record of amateur talent.
Round 27 (818th overall): LHP David Speer, Columbia University – The first left-handed pitcher taken by the Indians on Saturday, Speer, a college senior, stands 6'1″ and weighs 185 pounds. The unanimous recipient of the 2014 Ivy League Pitcher of the Year Award, Speer pitched to a dominating 9-0 record and 1.06 ERA this season. He was a First-Team All-Conference selection as well. Coming from an Ivy League program, it appears safe to say that Speer is an intelligent pitcher as well.
Round 28 (848th overall): 3B Nathan Winfrey, Maplewoods Community College (Missouri) – Another junior college prospect for the Indians, Winfrey stands 6'2″ and weighs 205 pounds. After his senior season in high school in which he hit .485 with 2 homers and 50 RBI, he committed to play at Wichita State. However, the right-handed hitter obviously changed his plans and now finds himself as the 848th player taken in this year's draft. He's played shortstop as well, but with the Indians' stockpile of middle infield prospects, it doesn't seem like too much of a surprise to see Winfrey moved to a corner infield spot.
Round 29 (878th overall): 2B Drake Roberts, St. Mary's University – A switch-hitting, right-handed throwing middle infielder, Roberts is 5'9″ and 160 pounds. The college junior is currently hitting .289 with 3 home runs and 33 RBI in 204 at-bats this year. His father played professional tennis, if you're into that.
Round 30 (908th overall): RHP Nick Hynes, Riverside Community College (California) – Hynes is 6'4″ and 230 pounds, possessing the type of size teams love in a starting pitcher. The righty's fastball was clocked at 90 mph during his appearance at the Perfect Game showcase, though that was back in 2012. He also played third base (and would obviously have the arm to stay there), but pitching is where he'll appear to make his mark as a professional.
Round 31 (938th overall): RHP Dominic DeMasi, Valdosta State University – A junior in college, the 21-year old DeMasi stands 6'3″ and weighs 190 pounds. This season, he had a record of 7-4 and a team-leading 2.79 ERA. In 80 2/3 innings, DeMasi struck out 77 batters and allowed only 62 hits, as opponents hit only .216 against him. He's also the punter for the school's football team (hey, punters are people too), where he punted 11 times for 428 yards — an average of 38.9 yards per kick.
Round 32 (968th overall): LHP Jared West, University of Houston – West, a southpaw on the mound (he hits right-handed, though that probably doesn't matter) is tall at 6'6″, and weighs 220 pounds. College sophomores aren't often draft-eligible, but that's exactly what West is — despite being drafted by the Pirates in the 39th round of the 2012 round. After a rough freshman year in which he only pitched 7 1/3 innings, West rebounded with a 2.90 ERA in 49 2/3 innings across 10 starts and 4 relief appearances, striking out 39 and walking 18 (he also allowed 38 hits). He has a sister and three brothers, including two who have played professional baseball (one of his brothers is Sean West, a former first-round pick by the Marlins who has a 5.03 ERA in 112 2/3 career major league innings). His bio in Houston's media guide says that he likes music too, so that's pretty cool.
Round 33 (998th overall): 3B Peter Dolan, Gilmour Academy (Ohio) – If something about Dolan's name seems peculiar, it is. Before I go any further, he is in fact the son of Indians owner Paul Dolan. With that being said, one would think that the Indians would be able to sign the right-handed third baseman. He is a product of Gilmour Academy (my parents, who were both born and raised nearby, call it a "hoity-toity" place) and is from Chagrin Falls, so the Indians obviously know more about him than other teams. He is 5'11" and weighs 180 pounds, and hit .378/.437/.486 with no homers and 59 RBI through 66 high school games.
Round 34 (1028th overall): 3B Cody Callaway, Midview High School (Ohio) – Another local prospect for the Indians, Calloway is a 6'3″, 195-pound infielder from Elyria. He's mostly played shortstop in the past, but the Indians have drafted him as a third baseman. A terrific athlete, Callaway is committed to Bowling Green to play baseball and quarterback for the school's football team. He's also pitched, but he'll be a position player at the next level if he chooses to sign with the Indians.
Round 35 (1058th overall): 3B Joseph Dunand, Gulliver Prep School (Florida) – The third consecutive prep school third baseman the Indians have taken, Dunand is a right-handed hitter, measures 6'3″, and weighs 190 pounds. He is also capable of playing shortstop, just like his uncle…who just so happens to be Alex Rodriguez. Like his uncle, Dunand has plenty of power and a terrific all-around game, but he can also throw 86 mph from the mound. He also completely DOMINATED this year's Horizon National Tournament, where he hit .833 (10 hits in 12 at-bats) in 5 games. Of those 10 hits, NINE were home runs, including his last eight swings. His mark of 8 homers in 8 swings is believed to be a national record. (By the way, the field the tournament was held at has major league outfield dimensions.) He is committed to NC State.
Round 36 (1088th overall): SS Max Bartlett, Gulf Coast Community College (Florida) – The son of an Indians cross-checker, Bartlett is a 5'11", 165-pound middle infielder. He hits and throws right-handed, and is a native of Starkville, Mississippi.
Round 37 (1118th overall): C Juan Gomes, Odessa College (Texas) – YES. THIS IS IN FACT THE BROTHER OF Yan Gomes. I think it's pretty funny that Yan has a brother named Juan, but that's just another thing that makes these two brothers awesome. The younger Gomes is a right-handed hitting and throwing catcher. He is 6'2″, weighs 185 pounds, and was drafted in the 49th round of the 2010 draft by the Rangers. Other than that, it's incredibly difficult to find much about the younger Gomes, though I have a feeling he's already a fan favorite.
Round 38 (1148th overall): CF Cody Jones, Texas Christian University – Jones, a junior at TCU, is 5'11' and 175 pounds. He's a switch-hitter and throws right-handed. The Round Rock native hit .269 with a home run and 18 RBI during his sophomore season in 2013. He started all 57 games, leading off in 51 of them. He's good at stealing bases and drawing walks, and projects as a leadoff hitter professionally. The Indians have taken a lot of players like Jones so far in the draft, but athleticism (which Jones has) is becoming more desirable for organizations to draft and develop, and the Indians have certainly been no exception.
Round 39 (1178th overall): RHP Jake Morton, Oakland University (Michigan) – A right-handed junior at Oakland, Morton is 6'1″ and weighs 200 pounds. He was drafted by the Tigers in the 45th round of the 2010 draft, but didn't sign and chose to go to college instead. This season, Morton played in 36 games (making 35 starts), hitting .239 but having an on-base percentage of .370. Despite playing the outfield and pitching in high school, he converted to catcher in college. However, it appears as though the Indians are converting him back to pitching, which is how he'll begin his professional career if the Indians sign him.
Round 40 (1208th overall): RHP Ryder Ryan, North Mecklenburg High School (North Carolina) – A lot of scouts preferred Ryan as a third baseman because of his power at the plate, but his great season on the mound convinced many that he'll be better served as a pitcher at the next level. The right-hander is a sturdy 6'2″ and 205 pounds, and he features a fastball that usually ranges in the low-to-mid 90s, but can touch 96 mph at times as well. His secondary pitches have received praise for being much more advanced than other prep pitchers, despite Ryan not pitching full-time. In addition to third base, he's also caught, and many scouts believe he can become even better as he focuses solely on pitching. He was coached in high school by his father (who reached Triple-A himself). Some scouts think he was worked too hard by his father, which could be a concern, but the biggest issue is his commitment to North Carolina. He could be a tough sign, but if the Indians can find a way to agree to terms with him, Ryan could be one of the bigger steals of the draft. Ryan was ranked by MLB.com as the 127th overall prospect in this year's draft, so prying him away from college would be a major victory for the Indians if they're able to do so.
With that, the 2014 First-Year Player Draft has come to an end. The Indians ended up selecting 42 players, but it remains to be seen how many of them will sign contracts with the Tribe.
Scouting Director Brad Grant did a great job of adding a mixture of college and high school pitching, as well as a variety of projectable bats capable of playing all across the field.
There are more than a few players the Indians selected that could become valuable contributors for the Tribe in a few years, and many others have the potential to become some of the draft's biggest steals if they join the organization.
That's better than a lot of teams can say each year, so the Indians did a terrific job.
It's way too early to judge this year's draft class, but it's hard not to be optimistic about the talent the Indians could be adding to the organization this year.
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10 Tips For High School To Get Better Grades
Everybody wants to do well - but all that work, really? Well, try these tips that require only a limited amount of effort to make a difference in your performance.
Stay on the teacher's good side
There is a saying that goes 'Don't bite the hand that feeds you'. Be nice to your teacher; it's not that hard to do, especially if you take into consideration that they are the ones who give you your final grade. Teachers will go out of their way to help their favourite pupils.
Make friends with the smart kids
This may be social suicide but so is being grounded for a month due to a bad report card.
Eat a good breakfast
Your body is a machine. If it runs out of fuel, it shuts down immediately. To improve your concentration time, make sure that you have a good breakfast and pack in some lunch to keep your sugar levels up. Avoid unhealthy foods at all costs. School days are long and you need to keep up.
Pay attention in class
Paying attention in class makes doing homework quicker and easier, and will cut down on your exam preparation time.
Do a little bit every day
A journey of a thousand miles is made up of a million tiny steps. Do all your homework every day and start making exam notes. By the time you have to start studying for the exams, most of your notes will be complete and you can devote all your attention to refreshing the info in your head.
Be confident
Confidence is infectious. When you display confidence in yourself then the people around you, including your teachers, also start believing in your potential which in turn boosts your confidence in yourself…. And so on and so on.
Avoid negative people
Life is tough enough without someone telling you the whole time just how tough it is. There's no point building yourself up just to let some sad soul break you down again because of their own pathetic issues. Surround yourself with positive people who inspire you to do better.
Stop watching TV
Try to imagine how bored you would get if you didn't have the constant lulling of the television on your mind. Maybe just bored enough to actually do some homework?
It doesn't take a lot of effort to push the off button.
Enjoy yourself
School is so much more than pure academics, so enjoy the people around you and the certain amount of freedom you have from bills and major responsibilities. It's the only time in your life where it's illegal for you to have a job.
Set exciting goals
When you dream of a bright exciting future for yourself then the steps required in getting there, like good grades, become lighter. You might even start to enjoy it and put in some 'extra' effort.


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Nicole Kidman Nude?
Nicole Kidman says she won't bare her pregnant bod. Where's the fun in that?
Nicole Kidman recently told reporters that she has no plans to follow in the swelled footsteps of the myriad of other pregnant celebs who've been photographed nude and very pregnant. We applaud her for making the choice to keep her clothes on, but can't help but wonder if she did pose naked, would she even look pregnant since she's one of those amazing (we're being nice) women who barely shows.
That leaves us to just guess what she'd look like naked in her 9th month:
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Earlier this week I posted the original sketch for Wonder Woman's costume from the pilot and here are some original storyboards by Cesar Lemus.
This is Wonder Woman running through the forest on Themyscira.
Here's an arena race
And finally a fight. Very interesting to see the costume here. This was the second costume with the red boots. If these are storyboards this costume would have been around before production began. If that is true (and the NBC president said there were three costumes and the designer said there the "bathing suit" was always going to be in the pilot) why did they ever release that horrid first picture?
via Film Sketcher
I am so upset that we won't get to see this. It needs to leak. I don't care if it's complete garbage, I want to see it...
good question.That first pic the costume loooks like a cheap cosplayer.
God, that show had so much potential….especially with the final redesigned outfit. :(


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Published by greenstar170 on 11/02/2013 in Poems
inspired by EMIN3Ms' Beautiful, Lose Yourself, Difficult.
- Biggest Turn Off
Do you find social situations difficult?
Published by TheMagician11 on 09/21/2013 in Polls
Doctor Who's Clara?
Published by xxAngelFace13xx on 08/30/2013 in Polls
How well do you know Doctor Who? (9th Doctor-11th Doctor Edition)
Published by xxAngelFace13xx on 08/21/2013 in Quizzes
Doctor Who is one of my favorite shows, so I decided to make i the topic of my first test. (By the way, I'm Jazzy or River. Whatever you decide to call me :D) I know these questions are really easy but part 2, I can guarantee, is going to be super difficult.
Who's the cutest guy? 2
Published by xxAngelFace13xx on 08/14/2013 in Polls
Who's the prettiest? 2
Published by xxAngelFace13xx on 08/14/2013 in Polls
Published by TheTinyBabiesAreAfterMe4 on 08/14/2013 in Poems
I'm soooo sleepy
- Would you rather?
Are you shy?
Published by DeathForOne on 04/20/2013 in Quizzes
First quiz.
Extremely Difficult Coraline Movie Quiz
Published by CoralineFan96 on 04/15/2013 in Quizzes
Think you know Coraline? Think again! This quiz is very difficult, long, and detailed. If you pass it, PM me!
Should I do a Naruto rp instead of the Reaper's Kryptonite WWYFF?
Published by AmyReinReaper on 04/10/2013 in Polls
A Difficult Bundle of Questions
Published by AweInspires on 03/16/2013 in Quizzes
Prepare to lose, or possibly win.
Published by leeshie816 on 03/10/2013 in Poems
Could You Survive Being Me??? ◕‿◕
Published by TinySetter11 on 01/16/2013 in Quizzes
I don't think you can.. But IF you can.. Message me ◕‿◕ I bet we can be good friends! ◕‿◕
How Smart Are You?
Published by abhtweetiebird on 01/05/2013 in Quizzes
Find out if you are a genius, if your average, if your dumb, or if your just plain stupid with this multiple question quiz. There are multiple levels of questions so don't be scared if some of them are too difficult!
The Winged and Wingless: 1
Published by KiratheLion on 01/03/2013 in Stories
Youve met who she is and how she became but now you will learn of part of her dilemma in the Playpen facility. RATE & MESSAGE! Thanks!
Milotic makes it better(Wallace christmas oneshot for dueldragon30)
Published by animelover1016 on 12/22/2012 in Stories
here ya goes!
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Upon Request
As requested (and with Mom's help), the modelled shots:
(Yes, even with my gray roots and that pesky waistline showing. Interesting, though. I so seldom get to see what my hair looks like from the back!)
Before I go on, first things first. There's a tiny little lamb–whose real name is Rushworth but is mostly known as Mr. Tiny because is IS–who needs some prayers and good will sent his way. After a rally his first day, he's weak today, and his shepherds are worrying about him.
Then, what do you think of Knitting Scholar's new logo?
How about these incredible photos from the "Beetle Cam"? (Not pictures of insects, but of wild animals. Very cool.)
Very cool picture of wild Icelandic horses running away from the volcano. (Good thing they didn't need to fly.)
Just what every bake sale (or, heck, freezer) needs … individual blueberry cobblers baked in jars. Yum!
12 Responses to "Upon Request"
love the sweater! lol at the roots, took care of mine last week! Isn't rushmore adorable!
.-= turtle´s last blog ..Ow! Sore but a good day! =-.
That looks spectacular! I must say that my favorite part is how elegantly the band grows into the body. I also love the symphony of browns with your pants, your hair, the sweater and Chappy!
.-= Anne Campbell´s last blog ..First Lost Post =-.
The sweater looks great! I solved the root problem when I had a health scare a year ago…I stopped coloring my hair. Not sure that I am thrilled with the look, but it was a boost to the tight budget….and actually my husband and hairdresser both like the touch of silver, so that, at least, is a good thing.
She's lovely. But you don't need to 'fess all, yknow. Could hardly see any of it until you said so.
That color is smashing. (The sweater, not the roots.)
Beautiful! I love how coordinated you and Chappy look.
My last comment was meant to refer to your pretty hair and his fur. It is a really cute photo.
Looking good! The sweater is amazing! Love it! Excellent shot with the pretty pink tree in the background too.
.-= Kim´s last blog ..Eye Candy Friday: Wiawaka Edition =-.
The sweater's lovely!
Beeeautiful sweater. What roots?
I am catching up–oh I lOVE the sweater–to this non-knitter, it looks like the Mt. Everest of knitting–almost insurmountable! Beautiful color , too!
Love the sweater! You look great! You probably have the same thoughts that I do when I see a photo of the back of my head, "oh, I really DO have curls back there!"
.-= JessaLu´s last blog ..ECF… =-.
[...] bother to look up when I browsed my way back there. It was a coolish day, too, and I was wearing my lovely new cabled cardigan. What kind of yarn shop owner ignores a person browsing in such a beautiful handknit? (Spoken with [...]


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It's our favorite day of the week. Time to hand you another song from our debut record. "I Need You" is an ever changing piece and certainly a departure style wise. We drastically changed instrumentation for this one, using slide guitar and djembe to drive the piece. Check out the video on the featured drum. The words of this story ought to put you in a place you might already know. So breathe me in love, don't spit me out.
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