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33 CHAPTER FOUR OPERATOR PROTECTION MEASURES: TECHNOLOGY AND INFORMATION MANAGEMENT Technology, including onboard technologies, operator bar- BARRIERS riers, and information management are covered in this chapter. Onboard technologies such as radio or phone Barriers shield the bus operator from passengers and are communications and emergency communications--silent believed to be useful in protecting bus operators against pas- alarm/panic button and an electronic distress sign linked to senger assault. Partial barriers have been used and are being panic buttons--are installed in most North American bus tested by U.S. and Canadian agencies. These barriers are usu- fleets and are helpful to operators in summoning assistance. ally made from Plexiglas. Plexiglas is a clear, lightweight Video surveillance was cited by survey respondents as one material, which is thermoplastic (flexible and elastic in high of the most effective security measures. Video surveillance heat). It is characterized by high-impact strength and shatter- resistant properties, which make it an ideal substitute for glass. systems can deter crimes against operators as well as pas- However, the one factory in the United States that manufac- sengers and help police identify and prosecute assailants. tures Plexiglas has been out of commission for almost a year, Recordings are used for incident review and training pur- causing difficulties for transit agencies to procure Plexiglas poses. Profile participants noted the versatility of the mea- barriers. Full-compartment barriers are being used by some sure and its ability to effectively address multiple issues. European systems. The first adopters of operator barriers in the Audio surveillance systems have similar benefits and also United States were Miami�Dade Transit and San Francisco assist police and agency management in determining what MUNI. Miami�Dade Transit has had a positive experience was said during verbal altercations. There is a trend toward with barriers and believes the barriers have been very effective the use of digital video and audio surveillance systems and in protecting its bus operators against assault, even though it wireless uploading of recordings. A few agencies also have only provides partial protection. It is important that in the the capability to stream real-time video and audio to police design of the barriers, appropriate SAE standards and recom- cruisers. In the past decade or so, AVL deployment has mended practices be consulted, including SAE J833 Human increased significantly; AVL systems shorten response Physical Dimensions. APTA's bus procurement guidelines times by providing the exact location of a bus to dispatch contain sections on the operator's area, objects and instru- or police. ments within the area, and barriers between seated passengers and the operator. Though these guidelines do not specifically Barriers have not been used extensively in transit buses address barriers between the operator and boarding passen- in North America except in a few cities. Miami�Dade Tran- gers, they can also help agencies develop a request for pro- sit, one of the two early adopters of the security measure, posal (RFP) that includes specifications for these barriers. The reported that barriers installed in its bus fleet have been importance of minimizing glare in the operator's work area very effective in preventing operator assault, even though and reducing the reflection of light onto the windshield is the barrier provides only partial protection. Recently, sev- clearly stated in the guidelines. The section on "Driver Area eral transit agencies have begun testing and installing them. 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Information manage- is also mentioned (24). ment includes crime management and information/data analysis by monitoring trends in assault types and perpetra- Several agencies have pilot-tested or have recently tors, intelligence gathering, and assessment. CompStat uses installed barriers. Glare and the reflection of the shields in information management tools to manage and monitor operators' mirrors and windows were mentioned as con- police officers. cerns by the profile agencies. The second concern is related
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34 to customer service. Bus operators typically communicate with passengers using gestures to help convey information and use visual cues from customers to better understand their questions or issues. Also, operators often assist passengers experiencing problems with the fare payment system by showing them how to swipe the smart card or doing it for them. This aspect of customer service would therefore be hin- dered by the physical barrier between the operator and pas- senger. In addition, some bus operators have reported feelings of anxiety and claustrophobia. They have also expressed con- cerns that partial barriers may allow a determined attacker to slide open the barrier or go around it to reach the operator. Advantages and Disadvantages FIGURE 14 Miami�Dade Transit barrier. (Courtesy: Miami� Advantages Dade Transit.) � Bus operator perspective--increased perception of secu- MDT Operator Enclosure Specifications are as follows: rity and management support for operators. � Availability of optional barriers--operators who believe An operator's area enclosure shall be provided for the operator's they are more secure using the barriers can use them, security and personal protection. The enclosure shall prevent pas- sengers from reaching the operator or operator's personal effects. whereas those who dislike them have the option of not A rear barrier between the operator and the left front passenger using them. seat shall extend from the floor level to the ceiling. A side barrier shall be located on the right side of the operator's area extending from the rear barrier forward. The exterior skin of the rear and side Disadvantages barrier shall be constructed of stainless steel with a slight corru- gated texture. It shall be constructed so as to prevent unauthorized entry or intrusion into the operator's area, yet allow the operator to � Bus operator perspective--feelings of confinement, glare converse with passengers. All passenger seat positions shall be and reflection, noise. visible to the operator either directly or by mirror. The barrier shall � Customer service--communication barrier between not hinder the operator's performance in any manner. It shall not be a source of any rattling or noise. A door, which can be secured operators and customers, operators may be less able to from the inside, shall allow for easy access into and out of the assist customers with fare payment. operator's area. The handle to open the enclosure door shall be � Perception of security--public and passenger percep- flush-mounted so that clothing or other articles cannot be caught on it. The upper portion of the enclosure door shall be a fixed 1/2 tion of bus security may diminish: if barriers are needed polycarbonate window [that] must not interfere with the opera- to protect bus operators, the passengers may start to tor's view through the front windshield or the rearview mirrors. question their own security. The window shall be covered on both sides with a removable, clear scratch guard, Lexan Nu-View or approved equivalent. Operator's area trim must be satin black. Agency Experience Miami�Dade Transit, Miami, Florida San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency, San Francisco, California Miami�Dade Transit (MDT) is Florida's largest transit agency, serving Miami, the fifth largest urbanized area in The San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency (SF the United States. Some 741 buses delivered 29.2 million MUNI) in San Francisco, which carries 200 million customers annually, is another early adopter of barriers. The implemen- revenue-miles and produced more than 83 million passenger tation of the barriers took place with the input of MUNI's trips in 2007. MDT's bus enclosures were deployed as a operators. They are currently installed on 10% of the buses response to a rash of assaults in the late 1990s. The assaults and are available at the request of the operator (see Fig- involved punching, spitting, and urine being thrown at the ures 15 and 16). MUNI bus operators are satisfied with them. operator. MDT noted that the barriers were their most effec- No study has been done by MUNI with regard to the actual tive security measure against bus operator assault and men- effectiveness of the barriers at preventing operator assaults. tioned that "the compartment door provides only partial protection, but serves as a good deterrent." The partial enclo- sure, shown in Figure 14, is attached to the operator's mod- Milwaukee County Transit System, esty panel in the form of a hinged door made of metal and Milwaukee, Wisconsin Plexiglas. The enclosures cost $1,600 to $1,900 per bus, including installation, and are built into each bus purchased The Milwaukee County Transit System (MCTS) serves the by MDT according to its specifications. city of Milwaukee and its suburbs, and has 429 buses and
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35 FIGURE 15 SF MUNI barrier. (Courtesy: SF MUNI.) FIGURE 16 SF MUNI barrier, upper portion. (Courtesy: SF MUNI.) operates 55 routes. In 2008, average weekday ridership was 1.2 million in Rochester, New York. The Authority has a 400- 140,000. MCTS has been testing operator barriers, with the bus fleet, 800 employees, and an annual ridership of 15 mil- MCTS Maintenance Director leading this program. With input lion. RGRTA has installed barriers in some of its buses, as from its bus operators, the agency developed the prototype, shown in Figures 18 and 19, in response to the homicide of an ordered supplies, and constructed and installed 25 barriers on operator. The cost of the barrier was $1,317 per bus, includ- MCTS buses in March 2009. The shields, which cost $650 ing installation. One manufacturer used by RGRTA was able each, were evaluated by more than 600 bus operators over a to provide the barriers according to RGRTA's specifications, 6-month period. A survey of operators and passengers indi- whereas another was not able to. RGRTA has also fabricated cated that the shield needed to be extended, the latch needed its own barrier for its newly acquired articulated buses. The improvement, and a magnetic catch installed to reduce vibra- RGRTA mandates use of the barrier and discourages the tie- tion of the shields. Glare concerns were expressed by 40% back of the barrier, which its operators do at times with of the survey respondents, even though an adhesive glare- garbage bags. control window film had been added. To address these con- cerns, the barriers were extended by 18 in., the angle of the bar- rier was changed, and vertical slots were added, as shown in NYC Transit, New York, New York Figure 17. The slots are expected to improve noise and ventila- tion issues. The improved prototypes were developed and eval- New York City Transit (NYCT), the largest transit agency uated in September 2009. Although the glare concern had been in the United States, operates more than 4,500 buses, has addressed, the union requested further changes to the hinge and 12,500 bus stops, 208 local and 36 express routes, and magnetic latch. Further testing is currently being conducted. serves 2.3 million customers on an average weekday in New York City's five boroughs. After the brutal murder of bus operator Edwin Thomas by a passenger angry about not Rochester Genesee Regional Transportation receiving a transfer, NYCT decided to test operator shields. Authority, Rochester, New York In 2009, several NYCT buses in the Flatbush Depot were outfitted with test barriers from different manufacturers The Rochester Genesee Regional Transportation Authority developed with input from a safety committee of about (RGRTA) serves a seven-county area with a population of 15 operators from the TWU Local 100. The latest test barrier
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36 FIGURE 19 Rochester Genesee RTA barrier, open. (Courtesy: Rochester Genesee Regional Transportation Authority.) uncomfortable and had feelings of claustrophobia. The Local did not consider any of the tested barriers to be fully effective against assaults because there is space above the farebox area that makes it possible for an assailant to attack the opera- tor. Therefore, the Local prefers implementation of a full enclo- sure, similar to the one used in Lisbon, Portugal, which offers operators the option of keeping it open. As shown in the photos in Figures 20 to 22, this barrier is a full enclosure extending from the floor of the bus to its ceiling. It has a sliding partition, FIGURE 17 Milwaukee County Transit System prototype barrier with slots. (Courtesy: Milwaukee County Transit System.) allowing the operator the option of keeping the enclosure open or opening a small "window" to assist and interact with pas- sengers, and provide transfers. The "window" moves up and is made of glass because the factory producing Plexiglas sus- down at the option of the bus operator. It is usually left open pended production. The testing of the glass barrier has been until a threat is perceived by the bus operator; then it is closed, completed and the procurement process is slated to begin soon. and the police called if needed. NYCT plans to install these barriers on all new buses, although older ones may be retrofitted. Once installed, the barriers will be mandatory. The operator feedback was mixed, with some Coast Mountain Bus Company, feeling more secure with the barriers, whereas others felt British Columbia, Canada Coast Mountain Bus Company (CMBC) provides 700,000 daily trips on 201 bus routes and serves the 1,800-km2 Greater Vancouver region, the largest transit service area in Canada. The key issue for CMBC has been the glare in oper- ator mirrors caused by the barriers. Secondary issues for operators have included the reduced ability of operators to communicate with passengers, ventilation restrictions, dis- comfort, and fear that they might become trapped. An agency concern was that barriers might cause operators to become more aggressive. The glare issue in operator mirrors was addressed by trimming the barriers. CMBC evaluated the New Flyer's prototype shield and determined that it does not have the capability to prevent assaults. The shield would have cost $1,000 to $1,200 each. CMBC has not been able to find a product meeting their needs despite extensive commu- nications and visits with other transit agencies and vendors. CMBC has decided to work directly with a plastics fabrica- FIGURE 18 Rochester Genesee RTA barrier, closed. (Courtesy: tion company to design a shield that will meet the agency's Rochester Genesee Regional Transportation Authority.) specifications.


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Room-temperature continuous-wave operation of Ti:sapphire buried channel-waveguide lasers fabricated via proton implantation
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*** Fall Promotion until 2nd November *** Turn your Windows Phone 8 smartphone into a complete mobile navigation system. On-board navigation entails no data transfer or roaming charges for route calculation or map displays, for example. ***Caution!*** Purchase the app only if your smartphone has at least 1.1 GB of free internal memory! Otherwise the app will not run! Due to Microsoft restrictions, memory cards can only be used with Windows Phone 8.1 or newer operating system support! ***NEW IN VERSION 5.1.1*** - fixed Roaming issue *** Features and range of functions *** - Traffic Live - Reality View Pro - NAVIGON MyRoutes - Active Lane Assistant - Speed Assistant - Safety Camera - Weather Live - NAVIGON Reality Scanner - Last Mile Navigation - Google Street View - Text-to-Speech and precise spoken announcements - Extended Pedestrian Navigation - Destination entry with coordinates - Emergency help - Special destinations along the route - Portrait and landscape format - 2D and 3D map views - Automatic day and night mode for map display - Direct access and navigation to contacts saved in the smartphone's address book - Take Me Home function - Route planning function - Favourites can be saved directly on the Windows Phone Start screen via the NAVIGON shortcut - Latest Map Guarantee: Guarantees that you receive the latest maps when you make your purchase! - Link from Bing Search to the NAVIGON app on your Windows Phone - Support for the new Garmin Head-Up Display In-app packages - FreshMaps: For a single fee, you'll receive map updates every three months - with the latest map updates from the experts for a period of at least two years! -Cockpit - Panorama View 3D - HERE (NAVTEQ) map material for all of Europe (Europe 44) After the app is started, some files still need to be downloaded from the Internet (Maps). You can download these data via WiFi (WLAN). This may incur charges.
25/10/2014Gave it a good test today and the diversion to avoid a delay worked a treat. Also got the speed warning working. Phone helpline excellent. Wish there was a manual in English.
09/09/2014Normally a great app but from time to time tries to get me to come off a motorway to go round the exit and straight back on the motorway again. Which is odd and annoying but use it every week in the UK and is also great in France. Overall the best satnav I've used.
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26/07/2014I have had this app, since it launched on windows phone. I has worked well for a couple of years now. Just got a Nokia Lumia 930 and it keeps on sending me off in all directions. Poor show Navigon Here maps works get it sorted.
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29/05/2014Complete waste of money! User interface is as if drawn by a 3 year old, no traffic issues were picked up (15min delay to a 40min journey), views i, screenshots are not available... Want my money back...
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The Great American Beer Festival is a pretty big deal in the craft beer world. Held by the Brewers Association, the festival is a three-day annual event that takes place in Denver, Colorado. And while the festival is a great time for beer lovers, and an opportunity for many smaller or newish craft brewers to get their products out, it is the beer competitions that make it so important. Winning a gold medal at the Great American Beer Festival can really put a craft beer into the bigtime, so to speak.
It really speaks to craft beer's quickly-rising popularity that, last year, during brewery registration, all of the open spots filled up within two hours. This left even older, established breweries out of the festival — in fact, 375 breweries in all could not get in! This year, the Brewers Association has changed the rules a bit to make the application process a bit more fair.
According to the Denver-based Westword blog: Here are the details: The registration period will remain open from June 17 to June 26, and the BA will accept every brewery into the competition portion of the festival unless there are more than 1,400 that apply; last year, 750 breweries tried to enter. The change means that the number of beers each brewery can enter will be determined by how many breweries want to compete. The BA has the ability to judge 5,400 beers in 2014 (up from 4,800 in 2013, a 12 percent increase). That means that if 750 breweries register — last year's number — each will be allowed to enter seven beers. But if 1,000 breweries register, each will only be allowed to enter five beers.
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|12 Apr 2011
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I know that I'm doing something stupid, but so help me I cannot change the desktop background picture nor get it to cycle through to other pictures. I right-click on the desktop, select Personalize, select different pictures, select Desktop Background, select different pictures by putting a check mark in the upper left of the pictures, select Change Picture for different times, and then select Save Changes. Well, nothing happens, the same picture stays there forever. What am I doing wrong?
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|12 Apr 2011
from the sounds of it, you're doing everything right :/
have you set the timing onto a really short one to test if it changes?
also, double check that the photos are still ticked as wallpaper selection in windows 7 is seriously dodgy.
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|13 Apr 2011
How to Create a Desktop Slideshow in Windows 7 - This tutorial specifically refers to 'wallpaper' -- but will probably have suggestions that will work for you photos as well.
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|13 Apr 2011
Windows 7 Ultimate X64 SP1
Did you remember to save the Theme?
Windows has this annoying habit of it not working properly if you forget that. "Unsaved Theme" doesn't always work. Try saving it as something
Another thing to remember: The "30 minute" rule (Windows default) is actually a lie. Windows doesn't care how long it's been there, it will change it on the hour, and at half past, regardless of how long it's been there. If the PC is not on at one of those times the background won't change.
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|13 Apr 2011
Thank you guys for responding to this.
Biggles - Yes, I even set it to its shortest time (10 seconds) and nothing happened. I even tried Right-Clicking on my desktop and selecting Next Desktop Background – nothing happens. And yes, the pictures are checked (selected.)
Imperfect - All the pictures are where they belong in C:\Windows\Web\Wallpaper and I have Win 7 Pro 64 Bit on my machine.
Severedsolo - Yes, I've saved the Theme over and over again, and in fact created some other Themes and saved them also, but none of those backgrounds could be used either.
I have a feeling that I somehow came up with a corrupted file in Windows that causes this, but I want to be absolutely sure before I start messing with Windows.
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|13 Apr 2011
Try this:
Put a bunch of pictures in a new folder, for instance C:\wallpaper.
Then go to personalize/desktop background and set it up to look in C:\wallpaper, with the schedule of your choice.
Don't worry about "themes".
That's what I do and I have no issues on Win 7 64 bit Home Premium.
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|13 Apr 2011
Thanks for the hint Ignatz. Unfortunately nothing happened when I did that. It's still the same old picture. Now, I can go in and make the background blank, i.e. no color at all, via the Ease of Access Center, but that's not what I want.
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|13 Apr 2011
As a work-around, perhaps the way to approach this is as if you want to periodically change your "Screen Saver" --- There are a number of different ways to do this:
First, go into Personalize, Screen Saver, and select "photos" as your Screen Saver. Then follow the on-screen directions to select the specific photos you want to include. Once that's done, then choose your specific "settings" which will control speed, frequency, etc.
If that doesn't work, take a look at these tutorials:
Note: To have an actual Slideshow you have to have Aero enabled - Aero theme
Desktop Slideshow
Desktop Slideshow - Shuffle Images in Multiple Folders
And, if the tutorials don't help, how about some 3rd party apps for screen saver and background changers?
Desktop Wallpaper Gadget Download - Softpedia
Automatic Wallpaper Changer (download: www.awc.smurphy.co.uk) and Any Wallpaper (download: www.anyutils.com/anywall.php) continuously change the desktop picture after a certain amount of time. Look at the page about automatically changing the desktop picture for more information about these tools.
John's Background Switcher: My Software « John's Adventures
MSN Wallpaper Manager - MSN Wallpaper Manager from the Windows Live team lets you change your desktop wallpaper at regular interval or based on time (like at lunch, working hours, weekends, etc). MSN Wallpaper Manager automatically downloads wallpaper library in Background to provide refreshing wallpapers every day. You can also personalize by adding text, speech bubbles, graphics, + element 7 foreground images.
Download MSN Wallpaper Manager (link thanks to swarfega!)
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|13 Apr 2011
Imperfect –
Thanks for the response. I downloaded the Softpedia file and proceeded as instructed. It kind of works, and does work as an interim fix. When I power up the computer, the original (unwanted) picture briefly appears and then it changes to one that Desktop Changer selected. I guess that I can live with that, but I definitely still want to fix the basic problem. Anyway, thank you for this.
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|13 Apr 2011
Have you run sfc /scannow from a command prompt?
Have you done a system restore to a date prior to when this problem started?
Have you considered a repair install?
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I remember the story going something like this: One evening early in my parents' relationship they were cooking dinner together. My mom said, "I'll wash the salad if you make the dressing." My dad looked at her, "Make?" He'd never thought of making dressing, and didn't know where to begin.
My mother has a delicious vinaigrette recipe, which she promptly taught my dad, who has since then mastered it (though he and I disagree on the amount of herbs he uses). When my sister and I were little, there were always two groups in the kitchen: the prep and clean-up groups. My sister and I were support for our parents and I always preferred being the sous chef over the dishwasher – fancy that! Jobs would rotate and thus my sister and I also learned quickly how to make this dressing.
Vinaigrette is easily adapted – you just add things you like and experiment. If you're anything like my family, you eat enough salad that it won't take long for you to figure out your own tweak to the recipe. Sometimes I'll add a shot of lemon juice or whipping cream, or I'll leave out the garlic when I'm (gasp!) too lazy to peel it. Other times I'll leave out the mustard, and I don't even use dill because it's not included in my spice rack – shame on me!
But enough of my culinary confessions. Let's take a moment to talk about ingredients, and especially olive oil. There is a debate going on in the food world about quality ingredients. Now yes, fresh, organic, locally-grown ingredients are best. But that's not really what I'm talking about here (unless you live in Italy, France, or California and can get local olive oil). Celebrity chefs, who tell you to use the best olive oil available, are making so much money these days with their specialty ingredients and utensils deemed to be of the highest quality. As Adam Roberts, the Amateur Gourmet, discovered in his home experiment, a blind test may surprise you and the cheapest is actually the tastiest. Another example is the discount grocery chain Aldi, whose olive oil is much better ever since Stiftung Wahrentest rated their olive oil so low that Aldi replaced its supplier with a different one and demanded a retest. I pay about four Euros at Lidl for my Bertolli olive oil and I'm happy with it. I know there's better stuff out there, but this is just fine for me and my wallet.
In the end I figure that you have much more control over any homemade dressing you make and can design it to match your taste, even if you don't use "top of the line" ingredients. That must be better than any expensive, celebrity-recommended store-bought dressing.
Margit's Salad Dressing
5 Tbsp Olive Oil (my mother actually uses half sunflower and half olive oil)
1 ½ Tbsp Balsamic Vinegar
1 clove Garlic
1 dash of Oregano (dried)
1 dash of Dill (dried)
Salt and Pepper to taste
In a canning jar with a screw-on lid measure in oil, vinegar, garlic, and herbs*. Start off with small amounts, because you can always add more. Add a knife-tip of mustard, or to taste, and shake the jar vigorously. Taste the dressing and adjust seasonings (usually this involves adding salt and/or vinegar). Store in refrigerator until ready to use. It will hold a couple days chilled, but it won't last as long as your store-bought varieties.
*If you use fresh herbs, your dressing will thicken, and you will have to recalculate your liquids accordingly.


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Major League Roster Size
Major-league rosters may include 40 players until Opening Day, when the number must be reduced to 25. The number increases back to 40 on Sept. 1. The minimum number of active players that must be maintained by each club throughout the season is 24.
Trading Deadline
The trading deadline is July 31. Trades may be made with any major-league club in the period from the end of the season through midnight July 31 without waivers. After July 31, a player must clear through waivers on all other teams before his contract can be assigned to another major-league club.
If a player placed on major-league waivers is not claimed by another team within two business days after waivers have been requested, then the player has "cleared waivers," and the team has secured waivers for the remainder of the waiver period. The team can then do one of three things:
1. Send him to the minors.
2. Trade him to another team, even if the trading deadline has passed.
3. Do nothing at all.
Any trades involving a 40-man-roster player from July 31 to the end of the season may involve only players who have cleared major-league waivers. If a player does not clear waivers (he is claimed by one or more other teams) the club requesting waivers may withdraw the waiver request. If the club does not withdraw the waiver request, the player's contract is assigned as follows:
1. If only one claim is entered, the player's contract is assigned to the claiming club.
2. If more than one club in the same league make claims, the club lower in the current standings gets the player.
3. If clubs in both leagues claim the player, preference shall always go to the club in the same league as the club requesting waivers.
Disabled Lists
There are two disabled lists, 15-day and 60-day. Players may be disabled retroactively, up to a maximum of 10 days, beginning with the day after the last day they played. A player on the 15-day DL may be shifted to the 60-day DL at any time. Players may be assigned to a minor-league club for injury rehabilitation for a maximum of 20 days (30 days for pitchers).
15-day: There is no limit on the number of players per club.
60-day: There is no limit on the number of players per club, but it may be used only when a club is at the maximum of 40 players. Players carried on this list do not count against a club's control limit of 40 players. If a player is transferred to this list after Aug. 1, he must remain through the end of the season and postseason.
When a player is on a major-league club's 40-man roster and in the minor leagues, he is on "optional assignment." Players have three options and may be sent up and down as many times as the club chooses within those seasons but will be charged with only one option per season. When a player is "out of options," it means he has been on a 40-man roster during at least three different seasons and in his fourth pro season or later, he will have to clear irrevocable waivers in order to be sent down.
Designation For Assignment
This rule allows a club to open a roster spot for up to 10 days while waiting for a player to clear waivers.
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If a player is already on the 40-man roster, but in the minors, he is "recalled." If he is in the farm system, but not on the 40-man roster, then his contract is purchased from the minor-league team. A player must be added to the 40-man roster when his contract is purchased.
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Six years of major-league service are required to be eligible for free agency. A player has 15 days from the first day after the World Series to file for free agency.
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Six-year Free Agents: Such a player is eligible for free agency if he has played all or part of seven seasons in the major leagues or minor leagues and is not placed on a major-league team's 40-man roster as of Oct. 15.
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2. The player was 19 or older when he first signed a pro contract and this is the third Rule 5 draft since he signed.
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I'm going to become a Vegan, not for the animal rights and such more for the health benefits, i don't know how strict I will be, but I'm going to try. Hopefully ill loose some weight, considering I lost 20lbs over summer n gained back 15….damn. I need to get rid of that again and hopefully more! Plus this will force me to really look at what im eating and be more conscious. If anyone has any good recipes that be cool :)
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Getting on everyone's nerves: Robo-calls from "Ed," a friendly-sounding fellow who smears Sheriff candidate David Dees with unfriendly and untrue allegations about his beliefs and actions on illegal immigration.
Florida First, a Bradenton political action committee supporting Mr. Dees' opponent William Snyder, paid for the robocalls and also for [More]
Faraway PAC meddles in Martin County politics
- 4:04 pm Thursday, August 2nd, 2012 by Post Staff
If voters choose a growth-friendly commission majority in the Aug. 14 primary, those massive developments on farmlands west of Hobe Sound will be approved in a heartbeat.
Doubt it? Look at contributors to an out-of-county Political Action Committee that this week ran a biased telephone poll in Martin County. The donors to the Committee to Protect Florida include backers of Hobe Grove and Harmony, huge housing projects that would create a city larger than Stuart on rural western land.
The telephone "push-poll" was slanted to urge votes for county commission candidates Doug Smith, Brandon Tucker and Patrick Hayes, who all favor fewer [More]
Outside cash flows into Martin County elections
- 2:12 pm Thursday, July 26th, 2012 by Post Staff
Some of the pre-primary election hype is real. E-mails detail campaign contributions from far away places, from folks arrested for gambling in Georgia and from a Miami man who went to prison for electrocuting his show horse to collect insurance money.
Some of it is a stretch. A sheriff candidate's face, speckled with fake age spots, appears on a postcard ad beside a picture of President Obama in a painfully confused attempt to link the sheriff's candidate to immigration woes. Another candidate complains about his unnamed opponent only as "she" on a postcard crammed with tiny print.
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A (temporary?) win for Martin County's careful-growth forces
- 5:47 pm Friday, July 13th, 2012 by Post Staff
An hour before residents opposed to Marcel Mullet's Extreme Water Sports Park fill most of the seats at Tuesday's Martin County Commission meeting, it's clear. The commission is poised to vote on changes to Martin's protective growth plan that would allow the park, and something is up.
Despite a plea on Mullet's Cable Wake Park Facebook page for crowds to support the park, only a few young people in white shirts appear, in contrast to the mob that crowded earlier hearings. Mr. Mullet and a few pals cluster around hired pitchman Don Cuozzo in the lobby. Mr. Cuozzo looks harried and [More]
Forum shows where Martin candidates stand on growth
- 12:49 pm Friday, June 29th, 2012 by Post Staff
A forum at Hobe Sound's Banner Lake community this week gave Martin County Commission candidates a chance to tell residents where they stand on a variety of issues. But their comments on economic development and job creation, more than any other topics, show their differences.
Here's a quick recap of what candidates in District 1 (Jensen Beach), District 3 (Hobe Sound) and District 5 (Palm City) said.
"It's difficult for Martin County to overcome its reputation of not being open for business," District 1 incumbent Doug Smith said. "There are all sorts of barriers in the comp plan (the county's protective growth [More]
Mutterings and snorts at the Hurchalla-Fruth growth debate
- 5:56 pm Thursday, June 21st, 2012 by Post Staff
Usually, the folks who favor unbridled growth won't even sit beside Martin County residents who want slower growth that preserves the county's laid-back, nature-loving lifestyle.
But this week, the pro-growth Future Group actually urged its members to attend a Martin County Conservation Alliance meeting.
The program: A debate between former commissioner Maggy Hurchalla, an author and dedicated defender of Martin's protective growth plan, and Bill Fruth, a Martin resident and consultant whose report for the Stuart-Martin Chamber of Commerce claims the county must provide new industrial areas near Interstate 95 to save the local economy.
Chamber chief Joe Catrambone, unlike the Hobe Sound [More]
Martin County voters forced to become RINOs
- 11:40 am Friday, June 15th, 2012 by Post Staff
In Martin County, it's that time again, the time Democrats and Independents dread.
Republicans rule in Martin. Almost half of Martin County's 98,282 voters won't get to cast ballots for sheriff or in two county commission races in the Aug. 14 primary. Unless they become RINOs — Republicans In Name Only.
There's still time for for the county's 26,556 Democrats and 22,164 Independents to register as Republicans before the primary. The deadline to change parties is July 13, and Elections Supervisor Vicki Davis makes it easy to fill out an application online at www.martinvotes.com.
But it takes more than filling out a form. The application, along with copies of a driver license, passport, utility bill or other approved identification must either be mailed or delivered in person to Ms. Davis' office in Stuart.
Voting isn't as easy as it once was, and the rules for deciding who wins are complicated. In nonpartisan races for School Board or judges, winners must get 50 percent of the vote plus one to win, or the top two go into a runoff in the general election in November.
In Martin's School Board District 2 contest, for example, it's likely two of the three candidates — Tony George, Marsha Powers and Jeffrey Ralicki — will be in a November runoff.
One School Board candidate figured a sneaky, but totally legal, way to win a School Board seat without spending much money or having to run a campaign. Rebecca Negron, wife of state Sen. Joe Negron, R-Stuart, first collected signatures to qualify to run in 2014.
Then, the same week School Board member Laurie Gaylord officially left the School Board to run for schools superintendent, Ms. Negron took her 2014 signatures and filed to fill Ms. Gaylord's vacated seat. With only a few days before the deadline to file with signatures rather than paying a fee, Ms. Negron had no competition and a brand new job.
Vital facts Martin's pro-development cartoon left out
- 2:25 pm Friday, June 8th, 2012 by Post Staff
A camera roves over beaches, water, woods and wildlife, with a quick glimpse of downtown Stuart. "Love what you have, then vote to protect it," urge new TV ads from The Guardians, a county-wide group that defends Martin County's protective growth plan.
A couple of old guys in goofy golf outfits star in a cartoon postcard slamming Jupiter Island and Hobe Sound residents. The card appears in Martin County mailboxes, financed by growth industry contributors to the Future Political Action Committee.
It's an entertaining kickoff to the election season. With just two months until the Aug. 14 primary, when many local races are decided, the great divide in Martin County widens. Slow growth vs. pro-growth. Protective growth plan vs. "progress" with no rules.
The Guardians' TV ads are upbeat. They show traffic and high rises from crowded South Florida counties, then pan to peaceful views of boats and bridges and birds and flowers. (See the ads here.)
The Guardians, whose members and advisers include Jupiter Islanders, also are urging residents to write state agencies reviewing the Extreme Water Sports Park, still a hot issue. They want to keep pressure on commissioners to reverse their approval of the park at a July 10 meeting.
Commissioners Patrick Hayes, Doug Smith and Ed Ciampi voted to change the growth plan to allow the park on western farmlands. That opens the door for future approval of other developments proposed west of Hobe Sound — such as the 8,300 houses and 6 million square feet of commercial space in Hobe Grove and Harmony.
The Guardians make it easy for people to e-mail state officials and commissioners at http://www.SaveMartinNow.com.
The cartoon postcard from the Future PAC pokes fun at Jupiter Island and Hobe Sound residents, showing two men on a golf course with a boat named "Guardian" in the background. The caddy's bag reads "Preserve Martin County," a group of Hobe Sound businessmen and residents who want commissioners to stick with the growth plan. The group opposes the water park and other developments far outside the urban boundary.
"I don't know why anyone needs a cable wake park," one gent in the cartoon tells the other. "Why don't they just use their yacht?"
The card charges that Martin commission candidates Anne Scott, John Maddox, Henry Copeland and Tom Fullman, who all support Martin's growth plan, "want you to sacrifice your lifestyle and livelihood to protect the elite from any inconvenience — real or imagined."
The cartoon is cute but leaves out some vital information.
Back-stabbing and back-slapping in Martin County
- 1:25 pm Friday, May 18th, 2012 by Post Staff
In a small county like Martin, people keep tabs on each other. So it's no shock that hours after Martin Commissioner Patrick Hayes exchanged toasts and high-fives with the Extreme Water Sports Park's pitchman Don Cuozzo and applicant Marcel Mullet's mother, Justine Simoni, at a Stuart tavern, the news was out in e-mails and blogs.
The celebration, at Carson's in Stuart, followed the May 8 commission meeting, when Mr. Hayes joined Commissioners Doug Smith and Ed Ciampi to OK three changes to the county's protective growth plan to make way for the park. A final commission vote on the park [More]
Fun water ski park vs. Martin's careful growth rules
- 10:16 am Friday, April 20th, 2012 by Post Staff
It's a plot from an old movie.
Nice young people support a cable water ski park their leader wants to build on 112 acres in rural Martin County. Many residents like the idea, but not the location. County rules now would allow a gas station, restaurant and other services for motorists on a small part of the land between Interstate 95 and Florida's Turnpike west of Hobe Sound if owners show a need.
But allowing the water ski park (plus tourist cottages, a recreational vehicle park, indoor-outdoor skate park, restaurants, gas station and stores) would bust Martin's urban boundary. It would set a bad precedent that could open now-empty farmlands to more development.
Marcel Mullet, 28, and wife Jennifer King Mullet, 29, invite their more than 1,400 Facebook friends to a public hearing at Martin County commission, telling them to wear white t-shirts to show they support the Mullets' plan.
Not that many show up on Tuesday, of course. But the earnest young folks, who last month won an OK from a Local Planning Agency majority appointed by the growth-friendly commission majority, crowd the commission chambers.
Mr. Mullet's father Willis, owner of HomeRun Holdings Corp. a Pensacola invention company, is his financial backer. Willis Mullet is the former president of an Ohio firm that makes garage door openers.
Outside the meeting, Marcel Mullet said he knew when he bought the land (last October for $1.25 million) that the water ski park is not allowed under Martin's growth plan. Then he hired Don Cuozzo, well-known local development pitchman, to convince commissioners to change the rules. "This very positive activity," Mr. Marcel said, "deserves to be at that location."


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Crunchy No-Bake Snack Bars w/Chocolate Topping
These are crunchy and all natural snack bars that will kill the fiercest of sweet cravings! Beware if you have portion control issues. The toasted pecan version smells like a samoa cookie. You can use any nuts and seeds you prefer. The recipe is totally flexible. Get creative! :)
Crunchy No-Bake Snack Bars
1/2 cup slivered almonds
1/2 cup pecans
1/4 cup golden flax seeds (could also use sesame seeds)
1/4 cup unsweetened shredded coconut
1/4 cup almond butter (could also use peanut or mac nut butter)
1/4 cup coconut oil
1 teaspoon pure vanilla extract
1/2 teaspoon of raw honey
1/8 to 1/4 teaspoon sea salt
3 tablespoons erythritol
1/8 teaspoon of pure stevia extract (NuNaturals brand!)
Easy Chocolate Ganache Topping:
4 squares of 85% cacao chocolate
2 tablespoons of non-hydrogenated palm oil shortening (could also use more coconut oil or organic unsalted butter)
1 tablespoon erythritol
1/8 teaspoon pure stevia extract
1 teaspoon organic heavy cream (or full fat coconut milk)
For Snack Bars:
Powder erythritol in coffee grinder or magic bullet. Toast coconut and nuts in a dry pan over medium-low heat or the toaster oven, until slightly browned. Pulse nut and seed mixture in a food processor just until nuts are chopped. Melt coconut oil and nut butter in the microwave for 30 seconds. Stir until smooth. Add vanilla extract, honey, erythritol, stevia, and sea salt, stirring until incorporating. Fold into nut mixture. Press into an 8 by 4 pan with a spatula. Quick set in the freezer for 20 minutes. Cut into 8 squares or 6 bars. Store in the refrigerator, covered with a paper towel and plastic wrap.
For Ganache Topping:
Powder erythritol in coffee grinder or magic bullet. Melt shortening and chocolate in microwave in for 30 seconds. Stir until chocolate is completely melted and smooth. Stir in cream, erythritol, and stevia, until mixture is completely blended. Spread over cooled bars immediately.
~4.35 grams net carbs per 1/6 of a recipe
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I just made 4 loaves of zucchini bread yesterday so this will have to wait a bit but I WILL be making this recipe! (right after the pots de creme.... LOL!)
Good God!
I have been using the bark (with toasted almonds) for my chocolate cravings today..
I think I will have to give this a try..
What a jewel you are Lauren!
I just got turned on to your site..
spend a good amt. of time on there yesterday..
Hi, that looks SO good! I have been missing granola bars lately. I do not use erythritol. I do have liquid stevia & some splenda that I really never use. Do you think I can sub in liquid stevia or even the splenda if that won't work?
Thanks Lauren, those look delish!
Charski, is your recipe for zucchini posted here somewhere?
Leanne, for the bread? No, but I can post it if you're interested!
:o Yes, for the zucchini BREAD! Thanks!
Your zucchini bread sounds wonderful, Char! Another recipe to try of course.
Thanks, Daisyhair! Hope you like these as much as the bark. It's just a fancy version of it, really. :D
Tecnokitty, I would just as whatever sweeteners you like TO TASTE. Add and taste, add and taste. I don't work with Splenda any more. Sorry!
LOL I wish you weren't going back to school. I am going to miss your recipes so much!! Hope you will be in the kitchen again doing your great experiments.
Thanks, I have not had one bit of splenda in probably 6 months at least. I just wanted some input on how best to sweeten since I know my liquid stevia can get nasty real quick if not done right. To taste is tricky sometimes with it. Thanks for the great recipe!
Lauren, I've said it before and I'll say it again and again. Girl, you are an absolute GENIUS in the kitchen! :love:
And thank you so much for now adding in the NuNaturals Stevia measurements.. I appreciate it! :cool:
OK, by popular demand, I'll post the zucchini bread in a thread of its own so as to not OT this post! ;)
These bars are so delicious! I forgot to put in the flax seeds(oops). Thanks for the great recipe.
I just made these and they are fantastic! I really liked the hard oat granola bars to snack on (back in the high carb days) and missed having a sweet/crunchy quick snack. These really hit the spot, especially with the chocolate topping! :D Do you know if these will travel well without refrigeration, or will they soften up like the "batter" once they come to room temp?
Hey BikerAng! Glad you liked the snack bars. They are hard and crunchy because of how the coconut oil solidifies as it gets colder. I'm afraid they'll melt all over if you remove 'em from the fridge for too long!
Do you want a baked granola bar? I think I have a recipe somewhere...
Thanks Lauren! Sure, if you have one handy I'd love to try it! :-)
These bars are great-I've made 3 batches!!
OMG! I :heart: U!
I decided I needed to start making my own granola bars for the boys. This is PERFECT!
Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!
(And, BTW, you need to publish a cookbook too! You could make $$$!)
Hi jacksmixed.......I'm trying to get the NuNaturals stevia extract and don't see it at Netrition. I want to be ready to make your wonderful recipes.
ok..this looks absolutely delish!
Thank you so much Lauren! These are too good, evey time I open the fridge I grab a bite. Think they need to go in the freezer! :-)
SugarPop - I bought a bottle of NuNaturals Stevia at QFC (Kroger in some areas).
Thank you, Lauren. So I just look for the NuNaturals liquid stevia extract..........that's it, right.....nothing else in the title?
Thanks, BikerAng- I'm on the East Coast so we don't have that here - We don't even have SuperWalmarts where I live - just regular Walmarts.
Lauren: your recipes all look fantastic! I don't care for stevia and don't know how to convert the amounts to another sweetener. What is the sweetening power of 1/8 t. stevia?
jlatislaw, it's about 1/4 of a cup I think! Not sure--NuNaturals stevia is EXTREMELY concentrated! Fortunately this is a recipe where you can just add and taste, and add taste, because there's no baking involved. :)
Hi Lauren - I'm going shopping for ingredients for this tomorrow. Couple questions:
- My erythritol is already powdered. I remember reading that the sweetness varies between powdered and granular. Is that going to mess things up?
- Do you have a weight on the "4 squares" of chocolate? I'm worried that different brands will score their bars differently.
- Just out of curiosity, what is the benefit of adding such a small amount of honey? It seems like it wouldn't do anything.
Can't wait to give this a try! I need a healthier sub for Atkins bars when traveling.
It's 4 squares of a 3.5 oz chocolate bar. I tend to stick with Lindt because of its availability. Do you have a food scale? That could be helpful in weighing the chocolate if you decide to go with a different bar.
I like the honey to help stick the mixture together and round out the flavor. It'd probably be fine if you just replaced it with water, though.
You might need ice packs for this bar when traveling because it gets its "crunchiness" from the solidified coconut oil. Just fyi. :D
Thanks for the tips, Lauren. I never made it to Whole Foods this week but this is going to be my weekend project!
Yes, I weigh nearly everything on my food scale so a rough estimate of the chocolate weight is helpful. How many squares are there in the 3.5 oz bar?
As far as travelling, do your mock Paydays and your protein bars travel better?
I've made this recipe 3 times now (used almonds/filberts for 1st batch, almonds/walnuts for the next two) and all I can say is I just LOVE LOVE LOVE these! My DH saw them in the fridge and ate almost half of the 2nd batch! :)
I also tried your chocolate chip cookie recipe, Lauren. They are so tasty! My batter turned out too runny to form into cookies so I just turned them into bars and they are fantastic. I really like having a nice sugar free chocolate chip substitution (I used 100% Ghiradeli chocolate and just upped the sweetener a bit) that doesn't melt into the batter. YUMMO!! Great recipes, thanks so much!
Mandy, the protein bars (with whey protein powder) travel pretty well. They're pretty chewy and a bit dry--not my favorite recipe, but they get the job done, LOL. The PayDay bars are mostly fat, so they tend to melt into a puddle!
In order to get the chocolate coating to be solid at room temp (manipulating the crystalline structure of the cocoa butter), you must "temper" it--bring it to a series of temperatures (google for the technique), using a food thermometer to get it right. I never bother with this and usually just end up storing treats in the freezer, or taking part of an 85% bar on the road! Enjoy your trip. :)
BikerAng, thanks so much for the positive feedback! Glad you and your DH are enjoying the bars. My family likes them too, always nibbling at the pan in the fridge, LOL.
As for the cookies--did you use the xanthan gum? Solid fat? You might want to chill the dough for easier cookie shaping as well. I found that they were solid enough to smoosh down with my hands into little rounds. :D
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For rustic Italian fare, in an intimate setting, Tatto is a great choice, albeit not in a very covenient location.
Dishes like lamb shank with soft polenta (cornmeal), roast sea bass with grilled vegetables, and pumpkin ravioli with duck breast, are great examples of less being more. The pizza is good too, although it's best to go for the more classic options, such as funghi (mushroom) or quattro formagi (four cheeses). The wine and food pricing is amongst the fairest in KL, for a restaurant of this quality.
The closest public transport is Ampang Park LRT on the Kelana Jaya line and it is a solid twenty minute walk from there to the restaurant.
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