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Book your room at Hampshire Hotel - Theatre District Amsterdam
Get an overview of this hotelCentral Amsterdam hotel across from Leidseplein
Near Vondelpark
This small hotel is in the city centre, about a 5-minute walk from lively Leidseplein's cafés, restaurants, and bars. Vondelpark, Rijksmuseum, and the Van Gogh Museum are about 0.7 km (0.4 mi) away.
Breakfast buffet
Hampshire Hotel - Theatre District Amsterdam serves a daily breakfast buffet. The bar is open morning till late night. Free high-speed Internet access is available in the lobby.
Flat-panel TVs
This Amsterdam hotel has 70 smoke-free guestrooms, all with flat-panel TVs, complimentary wireless Internet access, and in-room safes. Bathrooms come with showers and hair dryers.Would you like to give us feedback? Share it! Opens in a new window
Hampshire Hotel - Theatre District AmsterdamNassaukade 387-390 Amsterdam 1054 AE
Hotel Amenities
Hotel Amenities
This smoke-free hotel is within a short walk of Leidseplein dining and nightlife, the P.C. Hooftstraat shopping street, and major museums. A daily breakfast buffet is available daily from 8 AM until 11 AM for a surcharge. The hotel also offers a bar, complimentary coffee and tea in the lobby, and complimentary wireless Internet access in public areas.
Bicycle and paddle boat rentals is available at the hotel.
- 24-hour front desk
- Airport transportation (surcharge)
- Babysitting or childcare
- Babysitting or childcare (surcharge)
- Bar/lounge
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Coffee/tea in common areas
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Computer station
- Concierge services
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Elevator/lift
- Fireplace in lobby
- Free WiFi
- Laundry facilities
- Luggage storage
- Multilingual staff
- Number of floors - 4
- Smoke-free property
- Television in common areas
- Total number of rooms - 70
Family Friendly Amenities
- Babysitting or childcare (surcharge)
- Free Wi-Fi
- Laundry facilities
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Room Amenities
- Air conditioning
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Free toiletries
- Daily housekeeping
- Desk
- Flat-panel TV
- Free WiFi
- Hair dryer
- In-room safe
- Phone
- Private bathroom
- Satellite TV service
- Shower/tub combination
Where to Eat
A hot and cold buffet breakfast is served daily between 8 AM and 11 AM in the breakfast area for a surcharge.
Nearby Things to Do
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Scooter/moped rentals nearby
- Bicycle rentals on site
- Boat tours nearby
Hotel Policies
Minimum check-in age is 18
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Special check-in instructions:
Payment types
- Pets not allowed
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
Special cancellation policies or charges may apply for group reservations (more than 8 rooms for the same hotel / stay dates).
No cribs (infant beds) available
Guests must contact this hotel in advance to reserve a crib (infant bed) or a rollaway bed. Please contact the office using the information on the reservation confirmation received after booking.
- A 5 percent city/local tax will be charged
Optional extras
- Fee for buffet breakfast: EUR 15 per person (approximately)
- Rollaway bed fee: EUR 25 per night
Hotel Name
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We should mention
This property offers transfers from the airport (surcharges may apply). Guests must contact the property with arrival details before travel, using the contact information on the booking confirmation. One child 12 years old or younger stays free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding.


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worn / denim skirt
Having a moment with this high waist, button front denim skirt.
That is all.
top – urban outfitters / necklace (not yet available) – gage huntley / sunglasses – rayban
alcazar palm springs
If you follow me on Instagram you know that Mark and I escaped to Palm Springs last weekend – no kids, no schedules, just the promise of letting the fuck go and reconnecting. The act of going on vacation in itself, does not guarantee that you'll leave the day to day stress and bullshit behind. It's a legit state of mind. It's remembering that your significant other is funny and interesting and handsome and not always filling the dishwasher wrong. It's putting your phone away and having a conversation even though you had to snap a few food pics, first. It's going on a scorching hot bike ride at 4 o'clock in 113 degree heat and stopping for sushi and sharing a beer. It's taking a dip in the pool at night because it's fun and kinda sexy and it reminds your husband that you're still spontaneous and not always nagging about the kitchen floor being dirty. It's about holding hands when you're not normally a hand-holder.
Our weekend away was an absolute success. I'm still mentally holding on to that weekend and I'm still staring at Mark with heart eyes. I know that sounds weird, but it's easy to forget that we're still the same people we fell in love with when the day to day gets so damn ridiculous. Know what I mean?
So, yeah… the Alcazar Palm Springs. A little bit hipster (great photo ops. the greenest ivy falling just so on a while wall? yes, please!), modern, romantic, a literal 34-room oasis in the hot, hot desert. Our room was entirely white minus a few colorful throw pillows on the bed, a painting or two, and the deep blue shower wall. This place does an impressive job of helping with that let it go vibe. Highly recommend. It was perfection.
Friday | Dinner
We sat in traffic for probably 3.5 hours, so once we checked in, we were eager to freshen up and take a walk down to Las Casuelas Terraza. It's the spot. Live music, lots of people, delicious margaritas, and traditional Mexican food. I just feel like you have to go if you ever find yourself in PS. I had a couple of skinny margs that tasted mostly like pure tequila and a ceviche tostada. Yum.
Saturday | Breakfast
We slept in a bit and then walked a few steps to Cheeky's. Yes, this adorable place is basically attached to the hotel. The menu changes weekly, so I can't remember what my drink was called, but it was a wonderful tequila, jalapeno, grapefruit concoction. I also ordered THE BACON FLIGHT (nodines applewood, sweet chili, jalapeno, beeler apple cinnamon, and balsamic) – insane in the membrane. A bacon flight. I mean, stop it. My main entrée was the Chilaquiles – chorizo, tomatillo, queso fresco, cilantro, and onion. My mouth is watering just thinking about it.
Saturday | Lunch
Rosé all day then a quick stop while on our bike ride for a shared spicy tuna roll and beer
Saturday | Dinner
Mr Lyons. So swanky. I enjoyed a Moscow Mule, the 12 oz Filet Mignon and wild mushrooms. Mark had the Prime Rib and creamed spinach, but we basically shared. We washed it all down with crème brulee for dessert.
It. was. delicious. All of it.
We spent some time by the pool on Sunday and grabbed brunch on our way out. Nothing special to photograph because I was cranky about leaving.
When do we go back? I'm ready.
Until we meet again, Palm Springs… you're super effing hot, but I adore you.
cooked / chicken sausage + green beans + sweet potatoes
Meal two / 5.24.16
One pan meals are where it's at. Chop it up, throw it all together on a cookie sheet, then pour yourself a martini/beer/glass of wine, because lady – your job is pretty much done here.
The beauty of this dish is that you can make it your own. To accommodate the whole family, I added spicy sausages for the adults and milder versions for the kiddos. Don't like green beans? Use broccoli or cauliflower instead.
Easy, delicious, and healthy.
Full recipe here – One Pan Sweet Potato, Chicken Sausage, and Green Beans
that happiness vibe
sometimes the stars and the planets align in such a way that everything feels right and beyond freaking wonderful and it's kinda odd so you squeeze your eyes shut and praaaaaaay pleasepleaseplease that the happiness vibe sticks around til the end of time plus infinity. but you also wonder if it's not just the universe… i mean you have to stop and consider that maybe it's you. maybe you have a better a t t i t u d e or maybe you're just focusing on the right things.. things that make you happy.. things that matter.
or maybe it's just that you wore a really cute romper and you had a good hair day or ran a 5k and did better than expected.
it's all relative.
we had a good weekend. how was yours?
oh sweet friday / vol 59
is it still a blog if i only post on fridays? lol. is this even still a blog?
okay, so C U R R E N T L Y …
wearing the jcrew billie. cropped and high waisted with a hint of mom butt. i'm cool with it.
feeling like a big change is on the horizon.
reading nice is just a place in france. i'm kind of embarrassed to admit that i'm reading this because it's terrible. i mean, there are some lol moments, but it's mostly ridiculous and a waste of reading time. i'd quit, but i don't quit books.
wanting all the chokers and bodysuits and 90s floral everything. i'm definitely not mad that the 90s are making an effort this summer.
listening to a lot of dmb lately. i may have to see them live this summer. it's been too long.
watching gilmore girls on Netflix. i didn't get a chance to watch it way back when, so i'm diving in and LOVING IT. i just started season two.
obsessing over planning my next tattoo. plural. stay tuned…
working on my cooking skills. i'm making healthy meals for my family and i haven't yet sent anyone to the hospital. imagine that!
eating less shit. see above.
eagerly awaiting a weekend in palm springs with my dude. NO KIDS. READING BOOKS ALL DAY BY THE POOL. SLEEPING IN. NO KIDS. did i mention no kids? eeeeeee. i love palm springs.
random thought: why am i still sitting at my desk on a friday at 4:26? everyone else has left. PEACE. i'm out.
oh sweet friday / vol 58
current mood.
so thankful for a long weekend with my peeps – home cooked meals by moi (still cookin', will share soon), starting a project or two, sleeping in, a trip to the flea market (and most likely a perfect chance to wear this dress), a day at the beach.. I mean, I'm ready. people are draining and disappointing me left and right, so I need this long weekend to press restart. I may even turn off my phone.
sike. I can't turn it off completely, as I've been totally glued to a podcast series called The Black Tapes. It's not new, but it's new to me and so much fun. if you dig paranormal/spooky stories – it might be for you, too.
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make it a good one!
cooked / sesame chicken with broccoli
oh heeeyyy, large picture of food.
Fun fact – i don't cook. I'm incredibly insecure when it comes to cooking. I'm terrible at time management and I almost always eff something up. Plus I have zero food imagination.
But when your husband sort of looks at you with those puppy dog eyes and says that he'd love a home-cooked meal every night, you yell at him about it being 2016, not 1950, then remind him that you work full-time just like he does. Lucky for him (you're not fitting into your skinny jeans like you were a few weeks ago and you have a feeling it's because you're always grabbing takeout) you like to see him happy, so you make an effort.
So anyway, I meal planned! Sort of. This week (for sure) our home will be takeout/fast food-free. Every meal, while not my own, will be home-cooked and "beginner" and I will document the experience right here. You know, in case you're a non-cook like me and need a good laugh or some easy recipes.
Monday / Sesame Chicken with Broccoli
Right off the bat I had to Google 'how to mince garlic'. Turns out you can use the prongs of a fork to do this! It's so much easier than chopping it up with a knife or even using a garlic press. Boom! Learned something new.
So at this point, I'm feeling pretty cocky about my skills – I haven't spilled anything and I just minced like a pro. In celebration, I pour myself a glass of white wine because all of a sudden I'm into pairing and white seems to go with Asian dishes.
After the wine, it was smooth sailing until Zoey pointed out that I overcooked the broccoli. She didn't get dessert. Remember that.
The most difficult part for me was prepping the chicken. I'm terrified of undercooking and raw meat makes me a bit squeamish. (Side story: when I was pregnant with Taylor, I attempted a similar dish, but the raw chicken made me so sick to my stomach!) All this time, I've tried my best to avoid it. So if you're reading this and thinking – big deal, she cooked chicken – it really was a challenge for me! I wasn't just throwing breasts in the pan, I had to cut it into little cubes! That's a lot of raw meat touching.
Overall it was super easy, delicious, and healthy! Everyone loved it and I'm sure I'll make it again. For details, click the recipe link above.
My goal is to continue cooking something new at least a few times a week. Getting out of my comfort zone and setting my insecurities aside always proves to make me a better, happier person. Oh and ps. my husband just couldn't get enough of me last night! I guess that whole – food is the key to his heart thing – is legit!
So follow along, if you want! We can be insecure cooks together. But BYOW.
Mother's Day 2016
Kids, man. They step on your freshly painted toes (reaching for the bottle as i relive that horrific moment) aaaand I'm not sure, but I'm pretty sure I can find a way to blame them for the wrinkles I recently found on MY NECK. Wrinkles on my neck, you guys. WTF.
But seriously they're great. They're us, really. So if your kids are dicks, you better take a long look in the mirror. My only saving grace is that while my kids have a lot of sass and attitude (I'm owning this), they are goooood. They have genuine hearts and when they love, they love. Also they're smart and creative and funny and now I'm just talking about myself. LOL. Anyway…
Mother's Day.
We ate breakfast, we visited the bookstore, we ate cheeseburgers, and I escaped to enjoy a relaxing mani/pedi.. thatwasdestroyedwithinfiveminutesofarrivinghome might i add.
But the best thing EVAR was that Mark sat down with Taylor and Zoey and asked them both 20 questions that had to do with me. Here are their answers.
1. What is something Mommy always says to you?
Zoey – I love you and I never want to let you go.
Taylor – clean your room.
2. What makes Mommy happy?
Zoey – when I give her a big squeezy hug.
Taylor – when everyone else is happy.
3. What makes her sad?
Zoey – when her wine spills on her clothes. (i literally cannot with this girl.)
Taylor – when we don't cooperate.
4. How does Mommy make you laugh?
Zoey – tickles!
Taylor – funny faces.
5. What was your Mom like as a child?
Zoey – she knew how to walk and talk and had her own big girl bed and then she kissed daddy. (that's pretty much my life story in a nutshell if I'm being honest.)
Taylor – adventurous.
6. How old is your Mommy?
Zoey – 53
Taylor – 36
*after sharing this, Zoey got a little pouty because Taylor knew the correct answer, so Mark goes – "close." and now Taylor is my favorite.
7. How tall is your Mom?
Zoey – a little smaller than daddy.
Taylor – 5'4″
8. What is her favorite thing to do?
Zoey – get her nails done, love on me, put jewelry on.
Taylor – be with us.
9. What does your Mommy do when you're not around?
Zoey – she puts jewelry on.
Taylor – clean the house.
10. If your Mom becomes famous, what will it be for?
Zoey – a hotel.
Taylor – photography.
*apparently while Taylor was considering his answer, zoey was nodding her head and mouthing to him – hotel, say hotel. LOL.)
11. What is your mom really good at?
Zoey – gymnastics. (WHAT.)
Taylor – making me laugh.
12. What is she not very good at?
Zoey – closing the [camper]van door.
Taylor – taking orders.
13. What does your Mom do for her job?
Zoey – works on the computer.
Taylor – something she doesn't like. (this made me sad, but i feel like i can use this later if he decides he doesn't want to go to college or something stupid like that.)
14. What is Mommy's favorite food?
Zoey – bacon and eggs.
Taylor – artichoke.
15. What makes you proud of your Mom?
Zoey – when she volunteers.
Taylor – she sticks to it. (YAS. i love that he sees this in me! it made me tear up.)
16. What is Mommy's favorite thing about Daddy?
Zoey – when she kisses Daddy in a ball. (mark suspects she meant at a ball.)
Taylor – his dumb jokes.
17. What do you and your Mom do together?
Zoey – we always play together.
Taylor – we joke around.
18. How are you and your Mom the same?
Zoey – blue eyes and same color hair.
Taylor – same personality.
19. How are you different?
Zoey – sometimes we don't do what is right or wrong. (still figuring this one out.)
Taylor – different views on things.
20. How do you know that Mommy loves you?
Zoey – she always hugs me.
Taylor – she tells me.
I guess after every answer Zoey would say – "and that's all I know." I die.
My kiddos are amazing. I love love love them and now I know that they're paying attention to me, so I have to be more careful. Also, the messed up toe nail is still a source of contention, but I'll probably get over it once I spill wine on my clothes and can focus on that.
The end.
Ps. Bottom right corner – JCrew "Billie" jean. Cropped with a high waist in the best wash ever and I'm obsessed. The new mom jean for sure.
Alone Time
We spent most of our day rearranging her room, building a new bed, installing a TV, in hopes that she would start sleeping in her room again. (Side note: when Mark moved out, Zoey and 16 of her stuffed animals moved into the empty side of our bed. Two years later he moved back in, but up until 2 weeks ago she was still sleeping with me and Mark wasn't having it. I guess sleeping on the couch isn't comfortable? And honestly, I was tired of getting kicked in the face by tiny feet.) So we did what any good parents would do and bribed our child with Amazon Fire to ensure an exciting transition. So far it's working. Also, I'd like my family to know that if I'm missing, I'll be in Zoey's room watching HBO Now. Anyway, as I'm snapping this picture…
um, can you please leave? I need some alone time.
LOL. Maybe it's one of those things that you had to be there for, but look at her face and imagine her saying it. She didn't make eye contact and she was very matter of fact. TBH, she is me. I felt like I was asking myself for alone time.
The best thing about this story is that she is so proud of her space and she's taking good care of it. We even allowed a picnic dinner in her room one night and she BROUGHT HER DISHES DOWN WHEN SHE WAS DONE. I can't even get Mark and Taylor to do that and they're practically adults.
And that's all I have to say about all that. The end.


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Thursday, July 14, 2011
NL second-half team previews
Center fielders Colby Rasmus, Andrew McCutchen and Matt Kemp are second-half guys to watch.
And now a look at the National League. Click here for the
American League second-half team previews
Philadelphia Phillies
(57-34, +89 run differential)
What needs to be fixed or accomplished in the second half?
Although the Phillies finished the first half on a high note, scoring 14 runs against the Braves, the offense will need to pick up if they want to create more distance between themselves and the Braves in the NL East race. Philly averaged a bit over 4.1 runs per game, which is right around the league average, and the team overall had an
below 100 (100 is average). The rotation is great, but run scoring is as important as run prevention.
Top item on shopping list?
A right-handed bat, ideally. The Phillies have been linked to names such as
Josh Willingham
Michael Cuddyer
, but they have to worry about hitting the luxury tax. Most likely, any moves Philly makes will be minor. Otherwise, it will be looking at relief pitchers, but that's a distant second priority.
Player to watch.
Domonic Brown
. At Crashburn Alley, I wrote about Brown's
surprisingly productive first half
and why there is reason for optimism with the highly touted rookie. The outfield corners have been an offensive black hole, so if the Phillies can get Brown to take it to the next level, they should be just fine.
--Bill Baer,
Crashburn Alley
Atlanta Braves
(54-38, +53)
What needs to be fixed or accomplished in the second half?
Although the Braves bullpen has been the best in the league, help might be on the way.
Jonny Venters
Craig Kimbrel
have done a great job finishing close games, but they've combined for more than 100 innings. Considering Fredi Gonzalez's reliance on
Scott Proctor
Scott Linebrink
in key situations, look for the Braves to add a right-handed reliever to complement Venters and Eric O'Flaherty in the clutch.
Top item on shopping list?
In addition to a right-handed reliever, there's potential for the front office to add a legitimate right-handed bat. Losing
Chipper Jones
to the DL created a void for a bat at third base or in left field, with
Martin Prado
playing the other position. Fortunately, the Braves have plenty of talent in the minor leagues, but odds are that Frank Wren will do his best to avoid another big deal like the Braves made for Mark Teixeira in 2007.
Player to watch.
Regardless of his cold start,
Dan Uggla
is a must-watch player in the second half. He's finally providing the power bat the Braves desired and earning his at-bats in the middle of the lineup.
--Kevin Orris,
Capitol Avenue Club
New York Mets
(46-45, +11)
What needs to be fixed or accomplished in the second half?
The Mets are unlikely to be competing for the postseason in 2011. That said, they need to decide whether they can quickly build a championship team around
David Wright
Jose Reyes
Johan Santana
and various youngsters or whether theirs is a long-term rebuilding project. Additionally, they need to shed as much salary as possible to create payroll flexibility for 2012 -- something the team has already begun to do with the trade of
Francisco Rodriguez
Top item on shopping list?
Sandy Alderson absolved the Mets from K-Rod's potential option for 2012, and next on his list is
Carlos Beltran
, whose contract expires at the end of the season and includes a clause that prevents the Mets from offering arbitration. In other words, when he walks, the Mets get no draft picks. Pitchers
Jason Isringhausen
Chris Capuano
Tim Byrdak
R.A. Dickey
also could be moved.
Player to watch.
Santana -- assuming he returns to the mound after shoulder surgery. If he can come back healthy and throw effectively in the low 90s, the Mets could have either another trading chip or an ace to build their staff around.
--Joe Janish,
Mets Today
Washington Nationals
(46-46, -2)
What needs to be fixed or accomplished in the second half?
This team is close. The key now is to not screw it up with a quixotic run at a wild card. Trade the veteran free-agents-to-be, keep the young talent and stick to the rehab plans management laid out in March. It's not complicated, but with fans getting their first taste of success, it's more difficult than you might think.
Top item on shopping list?
The Nats should be sellers. Not buyers, and not "not-sellers." They should be sellers. Washington doesn't need
Livan Hernandez
Jason Marquis
next season. Trade them both, and if the Nats want one back, re-sign him in the offseason. They won't have a place for
Laynce Nix
next year. Trade him. These deals might not bring back much more than A-ball prospects, but you only have to hit on one of them to make the deals worthwhile.
Player to watch.
There are a lot of players important to the Nats' future, but how could this not be
Jayson Werth
? The guy is struggling terribly and is due to get paid as if he were a superstar for SIX more years. If he can't turn it around, things could get very awkward for the Nats as they try to figure out what to do with him. Washington doesn't need Werth being the center of negative attention or a giant warning sign to ownership not to spend money. It needs him to hit; the sooner the better.
--Harper Gordek,
Nationals Baseball
Florida Marlins
(43-48, -44)
What needs to be fixed or accomplished in the second half?
Despite winning their last five games before the All-Star break, the Marlins find themselves with a very tough hill to climb. They are in last place, and even if they turn things around, they still have to pass the Braves and Phillies in the standings, which is extremely unlikely. However, just because Florida is out of it doesn't necessarily mean the whole season is done for. The biggest key for me is a winning second half. Even though that will potentially drop the team in the draft order, getting
Hanley Ramirez
Logan Morrison
Mike Stanton
back on their feet would give the Marlins brass, players and fans more confidence as they prepare to enter the new ballpark.
Top item on shopping list?
After a miserable June, the Marlins find themselves not too far from the bottom of the pack in baseball. Entering sell mode would be the best and most logical bet -- and hopefully something the team's brass is readying for. Florida possesses two of the better right-handed arms in the National League in
Ricky Nolasco
Anibal Sanchez
, both of whom are controllable beyond this year. It also has
Omar Infante
Greg Dobbs
, who hold some trade value. The Marlins enter their new state-of-the-art park next season, so keeping Nolasco or Sanchez (preferably Sanchez) would give them some breathing room on the pitching side of things next year.
Player to watch.
It's going to be interesting to see whether Sanchez can continue the season with a K/9 over 9 and a BB/9 under 3. Nolasco, who is enjoying a fine season despite his lack of strikeouts, is definitely proving he was worth the money the Fish spent on him last offseason. But the main player to watch is Ramirez, who finished the first half on a high note. The power has appeared more in the past few weeks, so we'll see whether he can continue it.
--David Gershman,
Marlins Daily
Milwaukee Brewers
(49-43, -1)
What needs to be fixed or accomplished in the second half?
The Brewers fortified their "all-in" position with a post-All-Star Game acquisition of embattled Mets closer Francisco Rodriguez. The addition of another reliever who can get outs at both sides of the plate should be a big addition for a bullpen that has screamed "middle of the pack" all season. Doug Melvin shouldn't consider his work anywhere near finished, however. The Brewers hold a tenuous grip on first place, with the Cardinals tied for the lead, the Pirates a game behind and the Reds looming four games back. The team still has two major weaknesses to address: third base and shortstop.
Top item on shopping list?
One might hope the first weakness will fix itself:
Casey McGehee
had been such a great find the past two years, but he has turned back into a pumpkin, posting a horrific .223/.279/.315 line. An internal solution might exist in Taylor Green, who has mashed for Triple-A Nashville. The bigger problem clearly lies at shortstop, where
Yuniesky Betancourt
has been awful, posting a minus-0.8 WAR, and neither
Craig Counsell
Josh Wilson
appears to be a viable solution.
Edwin Maysonet
is the best option in the minor leagues, but he is simply not a majors-caliber player. The Brewers should still have resources available even after acquiring Rodriguez -- the Mets are paying for a good deal of K-Rod's salary, and the prospects included are likely lower-tier (as most Brewers prospects are these days).
Player to watch.
It has to be
Zack Greinke
. There hasn't been an odder combination of success and failure in the majors, as Greinke has posted a phenomenal 99/16 K/BB ratio but has an ERA perched at a precipitous 5.45. There is little doubt in my mind that he will recover from whatever it is that is ailing him -- whether it be poor luck, poor timing or something else entirely -- and if Greinke gets on track, the Brewers will have the best pitching staff in the division down the stretch.
--Jack Moore,
Disciples of Uecker
St. Louis Cardinals
(49-43, +26)
What needs to be fixed or accomplished in the second half?
The Cardinals' starting pitching might not be "broke" yet, but it is going to need to be fixed soon. After a fast start,
Kyle Lohse
is already regressing to normal levels, and though
Jake Westbrook
is pitching better than his 5.34 ERA indicates, the team is going to need more than mediocre innings behind
Chris Carpenter
(who, by the way, always carries some injury risk) and
Jaime Garcia
Top item on shopping list?
St. Louis is a perennial buyer at the trade deadline, and this year likely will be no exception. Given that the Cardinals don't have any big holes to fill --
Albert Pujols
David Freese
have returned from injuries -- look for them to snag a veteran swingman-type pitcher the way they did in 2009 with
John Smoltz
Player to watch.
Colby Rasmus
is an important part of a stacked offense, but given that Pujols still might not be completely healed and that
Lance Berkman
will be hard-pressed to continue his torrid pace, Rasmus might need to step into the breach. He had a subpar first half, but he figures to post better numbers in the second -- if, that is, he doesn't get traded, an outside chance but not beyond the realm of possibility.
--Matt Philip,
Pittsburgh Pirates
(47-43, +8)
What needs to be fixed or accomplished in the second half?
The Pirates stunned all of baseball by finishing the first half in third place in the NL Central, three games above .500, and just one game back in the division. If they are going to hang in the second half, the Pirates need to upgrade their offense. They are 11th in the NL in scoring and 14th in slugging percentage. This is a team that needs power and doesn't have anyone on the horizon to provide help. Pittsburgh will have to look outside the organization.
Top item on shopping list?
The Pirates especially need help on the infield corners.
Pedro Alvarez
has done nothing to inspire confidence in 2011, and
Lyle Overbay
has been a complete dud. But they need to do it without touching their best prospects. Winning in 2011 is important, but maintaining a strong foundation for 2012 and beyond is essential.
Carlos Pena
has not hit well in Chicago, but he still would represent a huge upgrade.
Casey Blake
would provide a marginal upgrade at third base, but he probably isn't worth the money or players required to get him.
Player to watch.
Andrew McCutchen
is always worth watching, given that he's been the second-best player in the NL so far. But pay close attention to Alvarez. If he can come back from injury and his recent demotion to Indianapolis and hit like he did in 2010, it will reduce the Pirates' desperation at the deadline and go a long way toward solving their offensive woes.
--The Common Man,
The Platoon Advantage
Cincinnati Reds
(45-47, +29)
What needs to be fixed or accomplished in the second half?
It doesn't feel like it, especially with
Francisco Cordero
blowing three saves in the last five games before the break, but the Reds will be in the race. They have the best run differential in the division but are four games below their Pythagorean record. The run of bad luck (and bad CoCo) could continue, but Cincinnati's talent stacks up reasonably well against the rest of the division. The Reds just need to get into a pattern of executing.
Top item on shopping list?
The Reds need to be buyers. They have several quality, movable prospects and two clear needs, now that
Zack Cozart
seems to have filled the shortstop hole. The ideal addition is a top-level starting pitcher. Cincinnati's deep-but-average rotation was exposed in last year's playoffs.
Johnny Cueto
(1.96 ERA, 1.00 WHIP) took a huge step forward in the first half, but the Reds need another elite arm. The other trade target is left field, mostly because Dusty Baker won't optimize the in-house options (a
Chris Heisey
Fred Lewis
platoon would solve the leadoff problem, too).
Player to watch.
Scott Rolen
. "All-Star" status notwithstanding, the Reds simply can't win the division with .241/.276/.398 production from the cleanup slot.
--Chris Garber,
Redleg Nation
Chicago Cubs
(37-55, -84)
What needs to be fixed or accomplished in the second half?
The Cubs must develop their younger players and focus on rebuilding. There is no reason for a bad team to finish the year without giving players from the minor leagues a chance to play every day. Prospects such as RHP Chris Carpenter, outfielder Brett Jackson, outfielder
Tony Campana
and infielder D.J. LeMahieu are among the many who should see significant playing time at the big league level.
Top item on shopping list?
In order to clear roster space for younger players and clear money off the books, Jim Hendry must work out several deals. The main roadblocks are no-trade clauses that are possessed by the majority of the movable pieces as well as the contracts that accompany them.
Kosuke Fukudome
Aramis Ramirez
John Grabow
Carlos Zambrano
are all being shopped.
Kerry Wood
Marlon Byrd
also will have some takers if the Cubs are willing to part ways.
Player to watch.
Starlin Castro
, the Cubs' lone All-Star, is the player to keep an eye on. He is improving defensively at shortstop and has been very consistent at the plate. Castro could be the face of this franchise in the years to come and is the one player fans on the North Side of Chicago have to be excited about.
--Brandon Vickrey,
View From the Bleachers
Houston Astros
(30-62, -106)
What needs to be fixed or accomplished in the second half?
The most important thing the Astros can do is showcase trade talent. With the league's worst record and being on pace for their worst season ever, the Astros aren't playing for much. But, for the first time in a long time, Houston has some young talent. With a new owner on the way in, the Astros will be looking to sell, sell, sell, so they need players such as
Bud Norris
Michael Bourn
Wandy Rodriguez
to be healthy and productive.
Top item on shopping list?
With fan favorite
Hunter Pence
likely off the table (barring some absurd, once-in-a-lifetime trade like the one that landed them
Jeff Bagwell
a lifetime ago), Norris, Bourn and Rodriguez are the most probable to be on the move. The Astros need power bats, so expect them to try to make a deal for a power prospect.
Player to watch.
Speaking of power, isn't it about time to see some from
Chris Johnson
? He has rebounded from a terrible start, batting .284 since the end of May, though he still hasn't found the power stroke he showed last year. I expect him to have another big second half, and maybe just give Astros fans a reason to keep watching.
--Austin Swafford,
Austin's Astros 290 Blog
San Francisco Giants
(52-40, +10)
What needs to be fixed or accomplished in the second half?
The offense. Plain and simple, the Giants will need to score more runs if they want to stay in the mix for a playoff spot. It's become a tiresome subject for the team, but San Francisco's deficiencies on offense become more apparent every day. Key players have struggled (
Aubrey Huff
Andres Torres
Miguel Tejada
) or been hurt (
Freddy Sanchez
Buster Posey
Mark DeRosa
Top item on shopping list?
Upgrading catcher is a major priority. The
Eli Whiteside
(.674 OPS) and Chris Stewart (.545 OPS) combination has been, as expected, far below average. Even a marginal upgrade such as
Yorvit Torrealba
could add a win or two to the roster. In addition, the team also should consider upgrading at second base. It's unlikely that Sanchez will return, and a player such as
Jamey Carroll
could help the overall talent level at minimal cost.
Player to watch.
Even though he struggled to start the year,
Brandon Belt
is still a highly regarded prospect and one of the few potential average to above-average bats in the system. Once he returns from his rehab assignment, the Giants should turn him loose for 250 at-bats in the second half.
--Chris Quick,
Bay City Ball
Arizona Diamondbacks
(49-43, +9)
What needs to be fixed or accomplished in the second half?
The D-backs are well ahead of where most expected them to be. If Arizona wants to continue to compete, it'll have to upgrade its bullpen and its production at first base. Only two D-backs relievers with more than 21 innings pitched have an ERA below 4, and one of them,
J.J. Putz
, is on the DL. At first base,
Juan Miranda
is batting .213 with 23 RBIs.
Top item on shopping list?
If it doesn't fall out of the race in the next two weeks, Arizona likely will trade for an arm in the bullpen. The organization doesn't want to give up any prized prospects, so the top relievers on the market are probably out of reach. Ideally, the D-backs would get an arm like Jason Isringhausen or
Michael Wuertz
. The first-base issues likely will be settled in-house with
Brandon Allen
or Paul Goldschmidt.
Player to watch.
When Putz was right, the D-backs were a scary team. In May, the team won in all of his 13 appearances as he didn't give up a single earned run the entire month. In June, Putz blew four saves and lost one game while posting a 6.17 ERA. He went on the DL on July 1. When Putz is healthy, it puts the other Arizona relievers in their natural positions. He is the key to the team's success.
--Tyler Emerick,
Snakes on Jefferson
Colorado Rockies
(43-48, -12)
What needs to be fixed or accomplished in the second half?
The Rockies are known as a second-half team, prompting many to believe they're due for a big turnaround. However, winning 20 out of 21 games to scratch back into wild-card contention isn't likely to happen this year. From here on out, they will have to play .660 baseball to win 90 games. They need to put their faith back in guys such as
Ian Stewart
Dexter Fowler
. Neither player has been given sufficient opportunity, and Colorado needs to see once and for all what it has in the two former top prospects.
Top item on shopping list?
Ideally, the Rockies will be sellers, and their top bargaining chip is
Huston Street
. Street, a free agent in 2013, is a solid closer who could rectify some contender's bullpen problems. However, it's a saturated market and Street probably isn't even the best closer available. Colorado will have a tough time getting real value in return.
Player to watch.
Ubaldo Jimenez
. After a very slow start, he's been lights out in June and July, with a 2.52 ERA the past month and a half.
--Logan Burdine,
Blake Street Bulletin
Los Angeles Dodgers
(41-51, -33)
What needs to be fixed or accomplished in the second half?
The main priority for the Dodgers, realistically, should be preparing for 2012, which means perhaps getting an extended look at some of the prospects (
Dee Gordon
Jerry Sands
, Trayvon Robinson) who could be counted on next year, while also trying to draw the most in trade from leading 2011 contenders. However, for those who don't want to declare the 2011 season over, the overwhelming challenge for the Dodgers is an offense that has a .684 OPS and 61 home runs, even including
Matt Kemp
's .982 and 22. The entire Los Angeles infield, starters and reserves, has combined for 15 home runs; left fielders have added just two more.
Top item on shopping list?
Any kind of bat that doesn't strip the Dodgers' future could be of use if the team thinks it can make a late-season run. But if they're prudent -- and if
Hiroki Kuroda
waives his no-trade clause -- the Dodgers will take offers for the unflappable right-hander, who has a 3.06 ERA. Infielder Jamey Carroll has a .368 on-base percentage in 311 plate appearances and is owed only the remainder of his $1.8 million salary this year, plus incentives. Interest in oft-injured
Rafael Furcal
and Casey Blake or power-hungry
James Loney
figures to be low.
Player to watch.
Kemp has a real chance to become NL MVP, not to mention the first NL MVP from a last-place team since the Cubs' Andre Dawson in 1987. Bringing a .398 on-base percentage and .584 slugging percentage out of the All-Star break, the center fielder is on pace to finish with 39 home runs and 48 steals in 53 attempts. According to FanGraphs, Kemp has been the league's leading offensive player this season.
--Jon Weisman,
Dodger Thoughts
San Diego Padres
(40-52, -34)
What needs to be fixed or accomplished in the second half?
The Padres must focus on playing their young talent as much as possible. With experience, this group could jell the way last year's club did.
Anthony Rizzo
Cameron Maybin
Mat Latos
Cory Luebke
must continue their development into productive members of the next contending San Diego squad.
Top item on shopping list?
The Padres, buyers just a year ago, are sellers now. Key candidates to be moved include
Ryan Ludwick
Heath Bell
Chad Qualls
Mike Adams
is another coveted commodity, although his favorable contract status might make him too valuable to trade. Ludwick and Qualls won't fetch much, but if last year's
Matt Capps
Wilson Ramos
deal is any indication, Bell could bring a B-level prospect to San Diego.
Player to watch.
Several young players bear watching, the most scrutinized of which will be first baseman Rizzo. Part of this past winter's
Adrian Gonzalez
trade, the 21-year-old accelerated his timetable after destroying Triple-A pitching but has been inconsistent with the big club. The Padres must hope that he makes the necessary adjustments and improves his ability to make contact at this level. Rizzo has plenty of talent; the next step is putting it to use on a regular basis.
--Geoff Young,


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Plant Biotechnology for Sustainable Production of Energy and Co-products / Edition 1by Peter N. Mascia
Pub. Date: 09/28/2010
Publisher: Springer Berlin Heidelberg
This book is a collection of chapters concerning the use of biomass for the sustainable production of energy and chemicals–an important goal that will help decrease the production of greenhouse gases to help mitigate global warming, provide energy security in the face of dwindling petroleum reserves, improve balance of payment problems and spur local economic development. Clearly there are ways to save energy that need to be encouraged more. These include more use of energy sources such as, among others, manure in anaerobic digesters, waste wood in forests as fuel or feedstock for cellulosic ethanol, and conservation reserve program (CRP) land crops that are presently unused in the US. The use of biofuels is not new; Rudolf Diesel used peanut oil as fuel in the ?rst engines he developed (Chap. 8), and ethanol was used in the early 1900s in the US as automobile fuel [Songstad et al. (2009) Historical perspective of biofuels: learning from the past to rediscover the future. In Vitro Cell Dev Biol Plant 45:189–192). Brazil now produces enough sugar cane ethanol to make up about 50% of its transportation fuel needs (Chap. 4). The next big thing will be cellulosic ethanol. At present, there is also the use of Miscanthus x giganteous as fuel for power plants in the UK (Chap. 2), bagasse (sugar cane waste) to power sugar cane mills (Chap. 4), and waste wood and sawdust to power sawmills (Chap. 7).
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- Biotechnology in Agriculture and Forestry Series, #66
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- Pages:
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Table of Contentsto Biofuels.- Overview: World Energy Resources and the Need for Biomass for Energy and Lower Fossil Carbon Dioxide Emissions.- Designing Biomass Crops with Improved Calorific Content and Attributes for Burning: a UK Perspective.- Designing Plants To Meet Feedstock Needs.- Specific Biofuel Feedstocks.- Engineering Advantages, Challenges and Status of Sugarcane and other Sugar-Based Biomass Resources.- High Fermentable Corn Hybrids for the Dry-Grind Corn Ethanol Industry.- Engineering Advantages, Challenges and Status of Grass Energy Crops.- Woody Biomass and Purpose-Grown Trees as Feedstocks for Renewable Energy.- Engineering Status, Challenges and Advantages of Oil Crops.- Mitigating Invasiveness.- Invasive Species Biology, Ecology, Management and Risk Assessment: Evaluating and Mitigating the Invasion Risk of Biofuel Crops.- Gene Flow in Genetically Engineered Perennial Grasses: Lessons for Modification of Dedicated Bioenergy Crops.- Genetic Modification in Dedicated Bioenergy Crops and Strategies for Gene Confinement.- Models for Uses of Biomass Feedstocks.- Integrated BiorefineriesA Bottom-Up Approach to Biomass Fractionation.- Heat and Power Production from Stover for Corn Ethanol Plants.- Agricultural Fit of Biomass Crops and Lifecycle Analysis and Criteria.- The Problem is the Solution: the Role of Biofuels in the Transition to a Regenerative Agriculture.- Life-Cycle Analysis of Biofuels.- Criteria for a Sustainable Bioenergy Infrastructure and Lifecycle.
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Rhubarb Raisin Marmalade
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|6 Cup (96 tbs)
|Diced rhubarb
|6 Cup (96 tbs) (Fresh/Frozen)
|1 1⁄2 Cup (24 tbs), chopped (Fresh/Frozen)
|1 Pinch
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
Finely grate orange and lemon peels; squeeze and reserve juices.
In a large saucepan, combine peels, juices, sugar, rhubarb, strawberries and salt.
Cook and stir over medium heat until sugar dissolves; add raisins.
Bring to a full rolling boil; cook over medium heat until thick, about 5-10 minutes.
Pour hot jam into hot jars, leaving 1/4-in.headspace.
Adjust caps.
Process for 10 minutes in a boiling-water bath.
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Calories 5637 Calories from Fat 37
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 4 g6.7%
Saturated Fat 0.74 g3.7%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 0 mg
Sodium 316.2 mg13.2%
Total Carbohydrates 1452 g484.1%
Dietary Fiber 39.8 g159.1%
Sugars 1361.9 g
Protein 19 g37.4%
Vitamin A 36% Vitamin C 736%
Calcium 111.7% Iron 40.6%
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Championship Drive
Archived Podcasts
ACC Day 3: 7/27/16
Ivan Maisel chats with Florida State's Jimbo Fisher, Virginia Tech's Justin Fuente, Boston College's Steve Addazio and Syracuse's Dino Babers.
ACC Day 2: 7/26/16
Ivan Maisel chats with Clemson's Dabo Swinney, Miami's Mark Richt, Georgia Tech's Paul Johnson, Virginia's Bronco Mendenhall and Wake Forest's Dave Clawson.
ACC Day 1: 7/25/16
Ivan Maisel chats with Louisville's Bobby Petrino, Duke's David Cutcliffe, UNC's Larry Fedora, Pitt's Pat Narduzzi and NC State's Dave Doeren.
Big 12 Coaches Carwash: 7/20/16
Ivan Maisel previews the 2016 CFB season with Bob Stoops, Charlie Strong, Kliff Kingsbury, Matt Campbell, Dana Holgorsen, David Beaty, Gary Patterson & Jim Grobe.
SEC Carwash Day 2: 7/19/16
Ivan Maisel sits down with Bret Bielema, Hugh Freeze, Kevin Sumlin, Jim McElwain, Mark Stoops, Barry Odom and Nick Saban for Day 2 of our SEC Coaches Carwash.
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Ivan Maisel sits down with Will Muschamp, Kirby Smart, Butch Jones, Derek Mason, Dan Mullen and Gus Malzahn for Day 1 of our SEC Coaches Carwash.
The Buck Stops Here: 7/13/16
Ivan Maisel and Heather Dinich dish on controversy surrounding Dan Mullen and the Mississippi State program regarding freshman Jeffery Simmons' enrollment. Plus, ESPN SEC analyst Booger McFarland joins to talk SEC Media Days.
The Great Renewal: 7/7/16
Ivan Maisel, Chris Low and Adam Rittenberg discuss the resumption of the Michigan-Notre Dame rivalry, reports surrounding Jarrett Stidham and much more. Plus, Tom Luginbill checks in from "The Opening."
Champ. Drive On Finebaum: 7/6/16
Ivan Maisel brings his Championship Drive podcast to The Paul Finebaum Show, and he's joined by Bill Hancock, Gene Wojciechowski, Heather Dinich and others.
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Ivan Maisel, Heather Dinich & Adam Rittenberg discuss some good news for Texas A&M, build their Mount Rushmore of coaches, delve into wildcards for the upcoming season & more.
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Ignacio Lorenzo de Armas (1706 - unknown) was a Spanish politician who served as mayor of San Antonio, Texas in 1738 and 1764. His family arrived in San Antonio from the Canary Islands in 1731 with other Canarian families in order to populate this region.
Juan Ignacio Lorenzo de Armas was born about 1706, in San Sebastián de La Gomera, Canary Islands.[1] His parents were Roque Lorenzo De Armas and Teresa De Aviles.[2] He had a brother, Martin Lorenzo de Armas, who was younger that him and also settled in San Antonio. In 1731, when he was 22 years old, his family arrived in San Antonio with other families from the Canary Islands to settle this unpopulated region,.[1][3]
In 1738 and 1764 De Armas was named mayor of San Antonio, replacing mayors Juan Curbelo and Luis Antonio Menchaca respectively.[4]
De Armas married another local Canarian, Ana Cabrera, with whom he had two children.[1]
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Not only do the strawberry and orange pieces make this baked oatmeal taste wonderful, but they also stud the pale oatmeal with a wonderful deep red. My main complaint with baked oatmeal is the excess amount of sugar added, making it taste more like dessert. This oatmeal is only slightly sweet, with the option of adding additional honey to drizzle on top. The individual serving size is quite small (which allows one to enjoy the oatmeal with toast, fruit and milk for a complete, healthy breakfast) but the individual aspect also makes it quite pretty. Created for RSC #11.
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- 1 cup old fashioned oats
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- In a medium bowl add oats, oat bran, and ground flax.
- Zest the peel of one whole blood orange and add zest to the medium bowl. Cut the orange in half width wise (like you would a grapefruit). Run your knife around the fruit just inside the peel of the orange. Then cut along the membranes of the fruit sections. Scoop out the orange sections (ie the pulp only) with a spoon and add orange sections to the bowl. Squeeze out the juice remaining in the now fruitless orange halves into the bowl as well.
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- Bake for 350F for 25-35 minutes. Oatmeal will be golden brown around the edges and will poof up slightly. Enjoy!
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I really liked the flavors here and the added nutritional benefits. The sweetness was fine for me, but I do think most people would want more than I do. I made this right after reading the recipe, so I had to leave out (didn't have any) flax seeds, and sub almond for the brandy extract. I baked this in a loaf pan instead of ramekins, and it worked fine. Keeping with the almond theme, I topped this with toasted sliced almonds, they went very well with it. Serves 2 if it is a main, not side dish. Yummy breakfast!
Not a pretty dish but filling and healthy! I used steel cut oats adding 1 extra cup of milk. Love the burst of orange and the sweetness from the strawberries and honey. The top was crisp and the inside was creamy good. I made it in one dish. Thanks for good healthy eats!
While I agree that baked oatmeal typcically has far too much sugar, I think this recipe was too extreme in the other direction. I also didn't care for blood orange zest. Without some sweetness for offset, the large amount of zest made the overall recipe too tart in my opinion. 2 family members wouldn't eat it, DH doused it with extra honey, and I sprinkled on some cinnamon-sugar.


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Soft-ALR is a software implementation of Adaptive Link Rate for Ethernet devices. Adaptive Link Rate allows Ethernet devices to vary their link rate as a function of link utilization. This is from work supported by the NSF. NSF Grant Number 0520081.
Router Config Management System
This project is to create a Linux based Router Configuration Management System for Cisco Routers (initially supporting router IOS 12.0+). The project was written in bash and perl scripting but has now been rewritten in Ruby, and makes use of Linux system
Kernel::Neya + IPC::OS1 weekly downloads
A free desktop hypervisor1 weekly downloads
jECTS, JAVA Tools for ECTS
jECTS is a JAVA project that focuses on some of the aspects of ECTS (= European Credit Transfer System). Mainly the translation of local grades into ECTS grades and the generation of a ToR (Transcript of Records).
Doctor in House
An electronic application through which individuals can access, manage and share their health information, and that of others for whom they are authorized, in a private, secure, and confidential environment.
b0ss1X LinuX
b0ss1X is a full featured Linux Distro created by Kasper5150 and Novalok from Backslash Security Group. It is used for network audits and network administration.
A small ruby script that provides an easy and highly configurable interface for Rsync and Tar. It features incremental backup with compressed option and mail support.
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Published: Monday, September 22, 1997 at 3:15 a.m.
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Wofford rallies for soccer victory
Brigid Meadow scored two goals just a minute apart in the second half Sunday as Wofford rallied for a 2-1 win over Ohio University at Snyder Field.
Wofford outshot Ohio, 24-4, but found itself down until Meadow took a pass from freshman Melissa Murphy and scored at 83:56. It was the first point of of Murphy's college career. Meadow then received a crossing pass from Emily Olmstead for the winner at 85:04. *Danielle Konschak scored a goal and Byrnes High School graduate Jennifer Young made four saves as Southern Methodist College tied Essex 1-1 in women's soccer action Sunday. Konschak scored in the second half on an assist from Gretchen Basdon. SMC improves to 3-2-2, while Essex is 3-1-1.
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International Crime (1938)
La Rocque returned in International Crime. In this version, reporter Lamont Cranston is an amateur criminologist and detective who uses the name of "The Shadow" as a radio gimmick. Thomas Jackson portrayed Police Commissioner Weston, and Astrid Allwyn was cast as Phoebe Lane, Cranston's assistant.
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