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A first for me making a roast like this, I usually use the crock pot. I used baby red potatoes and carrots. We have a wonderful leftover gravy and roast to make another dinner tonight. Made for PRMR.
This was scrumpious! No packets, no soups, just plain old good pot roast. The roast was tender and the veggies were cooked perfectly. My chuck roast was still quite frozen when I started and I cooked it for a little less time than stated in the recipe, about 2 1/2 hours in my cast iron dutch oven. I added celery and minced garlic to the veggies and did not peel my potatoes. Adding the potatoes for the last hour of cooking was perfect to keep them from falling apart. I added a dash of Kitchen Bouquet to the gravy and it was the best I have ever had! Thanks, diner, for posting such a wonderful recipe!
Lovely meal in one pot. I used a sirloin tip as that is what I had in the freezer. I agree with Bleu that a marbled cut would provide a more moist roast but mime certainly didn't turn out at all. It was still somewhat frozen when I started it and I gave it the full time @300. It was very tender and while it could have a bit more moist the great gravy provided the moisture in spades. The veggies were all well cooked but not falling apart. I've been given "permission" to make this again.
I'm not giving this any stars because I think the meat needed to be fattier. The chuck roast we used did not have a lot of fat running through it. It came out very tender, but very dry. Also, normally when we braise meat, we use a lower temperature (about 250F.) but wanted to try this as directed as I have seen other braising recipes that use a higher temperature. We made this as directed but omitted the potatoes as we had an abundance at lunchtime. The gravy is delicious and worth mentioning. UPDATE: The next day I cubed the meat and heated everything together (as a stew) and served it open faced over white bread. It was still a bit dry, but better. Thanks for sharing the recipe and we definitely recommend giving it a try. Sixteen 5-star reviews prior to ours can't be wrong. :)
I'm so glad I tagged this for the Potluck Tag game!! A huge hit with our family. I love it because it is so moist when finished and I don't have to rely on a crockpot now for a pot roast recipe. The flavors were just fabulous. The only slight change was to use a clove of fresh garlic in place of the garlic salt! Thanks diner for yet another winner!!
Pot Roast/Pot Belly...I'm thinking something's synonymous in there for me. Made for Everyday Is A Holiday.
I had bought a bunch of chuck roasts on sale at 1.99 a pound. I followed the recipe other then I used a pound of baby carrots and about three pounds of potatoes as we love lots of veggies. We all enjoyed this.
I made this for our Sunday dinner today, and it was delicious. I added celery with the carrots and onions, because thats what my "Mom" always did! I also added some chopped garlic. Such a simple recipe, but it produces a fabulous taste. Thanks for posting. Made for Holiday tag.
Update: June 1/09 - Just want to say that I have made this many times now and it is well loved by my family. I have also made this in the crockpot following the review/directions of AuntSana and it is wonderful this way as well. Thx again. October 21/08Loved this!!!! Today has been windy, cold and rainy and we needed something to warm us up. I normally do my roasts in the crock pot but wanted the oven on for some extra heat. I am so glad that I chose your recipe. This was incredibly delicious and tender. I will be making this many times throughout the l-o-n-g cold winter! Thx for sharing your recipe.
I am a novice when it comes to pot roasts,but I thought that this was just wonderful! So easy,and packed full of flavour,plus you can carve the meat with a spoon as it's SO beautifully tender! I also thickened the gravy with cornflour rather than flour (just as I find it easier!),and the entire meal was completely inhaled by the entire family,including two under 5's!! Diner...once again I have to thank you for a fabulous recipe!! Made for PRMR.


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The only way to do great work is to love what you do. If you have not found it yet, keep looking. Do not settle. ~~Steve Jobs.
Last week I wrote about an epiphany I had many years ago, one in which I did not settle.
I made choices about the work I did. I made choices about the life I lived. I did not settle.
It is an easy life to "go with the flow"; to settle, if you will. Convenience is not always the best way even though it might be the easiest. Did I do great work? I don't know. Did I hear stories of the work I did? I was told after the fact that I had made a difference because of the work I had done. Perhaps, making a difference is doing great work. Perhaps.
However, this quote from Steve Jobs reminded me that loving what one does is important, even if one does not do "great work". If one does not love what one does, one needs to do what one loves.
So where does evaluation fit in all this? Let me see if I can connect the dots…
I learned about evaluation because a professor needed a statistician. (What she really needed was an evaluator to determine merit, worth, value of her program.) I was in graduate school at the time and needed an assistantship to help me with the financial load. I got the job. In the process, I realized that my educational psychology degree in cognitive psychology wouldn't really help me even though there were a lot of puzzles to be solved. Evaluation was more hands on and less abstract. I switched "majors". I learned that solving the puzzle was great fun; I loved it. The puzzle that I needed to solve was whether the program that is, "a set of planned activities and dedicated resources directed toward achievement of specified goal or objective" (quoted from a 2006 EPA flyer) made a difference. So program evaluation was "an individual systematic study that uses objective measurement and analysis to answer specific questions about how well a program is working to achieve its outcomes and why"(quoted from a 2006 EPA flyer). Important words: systematic study, objective measurement, specific questions, achieve its outcomes, why. I loved this work. I studied hard and long. I learned about bias (everyone has bias and therefore is only as objective as the biases are). I attended the first national evaluation conference in Austin, Texas in 1981. (Did anyone ever tell you that west Texas goes on forever? Trust me, it does.) I met other evaluators. I became an evaluator. Bob Ingle was significant in that process. Jim Altschuld was also. There are others to be sure. I loved being an evaluator (still do). I then wanted to do "great work". The work is the key here, as my work was the doing of evaluation; the being in the trenches. Not the research. Not the teaching. Not the writing (I'll leave that to Altschuld). The important point here is I LOVE WHAT I AM DOING, being an evaluator. Dots connected.
Bottom line: Love what you are doing; do what you love.
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Using native seeds for land stewardship
Wednesday, July 6, 2016 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
Learn how to use native plant seeds that are ecologically appropriate for our region as a key component for a successful habitat restoration project. Native plants can be used in pollinator
gardens, rock gardens, butterfly gardens, native plant landscaping and more. We will focus on methods for seed harvesting, drying, cleaning, etc.
Learn how to use native plant seeds that are ecologically appropriate for our region as a key component for a successful habitat restoration project. Native plants can be used in pollinator
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Suzie Savoie along with her husband, Luke, own Klamath-Siskiyou Native Seeds, which specializes in bioregional, localized genetic seed stock for native plantings and habitat restoration in southern Oregon. Suzie lives off-grid at the foot of the Siskiyou Crest. She is an avid hiker, botany enthusiast and conservationist.
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Purpose–we all need one.
The person without a purpose is like a ship without a rudder. (Thomas Carlyle)
There is much written about finding your purpose if life. Songs are written about purpose; self-help books are written about purpose; businesses are devoted to the concept; jewelry, leadership, among other things, all focus on purpose.
So how do you find purpose? How do you know what your are "supposed" to do in this life? How does that relate to evaluation? Finding your purpose can be really confusing. Let me share a story with you.
I lived in Birmingham, AL in the 80s and 90s. Birmingham is the only place I have lived (and I've lived many places) where if you woke up on the first day of spring, EVERYTHING would be in bloom. Everything! In Oregon, spring creeps up on you (a wonderful experience, to be sure). In Minnesota, it feels like it is spring one day and summer the next (or if you are not lucky, winter, again). In Tucson, spring happens in February and if you blink you miss it (well, almost). So I was marveling one day around the first day of spring how wonderful life was and I had an epiphany. I conceptualized what were the three things I wanted to do in this life. I wanted to do good work. I wanted to be a good friend. I wanted to grow spiritually. (I knew that being a boss was not for me, even though it came with perks.)
I had just finished a doctoral program in program evaluation. I realized that I would be "in the trenches" a long time and would spend most of my career doing evaluation work (as opposed to teaching evaluation, researching evaluation, writing about evaluation). I saw that as my purpose. To do good work–good evaluation work.
So what does it mean to do "good evaluation work"?
As an evaluator, I am a member of the American Evaluation Association . That provides me with at least an annual update for interaction with my colleagues (and friends) and skill building. (This year's meeting is in Atlanta, more on that later.) It also provides many opportunities for me to learn (see the hyperlink above). It also provides me with a structure in the form of the Guiding Principles. This is important because the AEA is NOT a policing body, rather it is an organization that provides guidance for its membership. (You can find the Mission, Vision, Values and Governing Policies here. In addition to what the organization provides there is another body, independent of the AEA, which provides Standards for program evaluators.
I've talked about these two documents before. I will talk about them still. I believe that if an evaluator follows the Guiding Principles (Systematic Inquiry, Competence, Integrity/Honesty, Respect for People, and Responsibilities for General and Public Welfare) and the Program Evaluation Standards (and the standards sub parts) (Utility, Feasibility, Propriety, Accuracy, Evaluation Accountability, the evaluator will go good work.
Is this easy? No.
Is following these guidelines and standards worth while? You bet.
The profession is made better. Evaluators are made better. The world (hopefully) is closer to world peace. It certainly has provided me with purpose.
Speaking of world peace, Monday is the celebration of the US independence from Britain.. The US will celebrate the 240th anniversary of the independence then. There will be BBQs (with and without meat) fire works and flags,, parades and picnics and time with friends and family .
Enjoy the holiday!
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New curriculum explores microplastics in the sea
A new middle school science curriculum from Oregon Sea Grant guides teachers and their 6th- through 8th-grade students through the growing threat to our oceans posed by microplastics – tiny particles of plastic which wind up in the sea.
Microplastics – particles less than five millimeters in size that deteriorate from larger plastic pieces, as well as plastic "microbeads" used in personal care products such as face and body scrubs – have emerged as a growing ocean pollution concern due to their small size and persistence in the environment.
A 2015 study published in Environmental Science & Technology estimated that eight trillion microbeads were entering aquatic environments throughout the United States every day. When consumed by crustaceans, shellfish and other marine animals, the plastics can affect reproduction, growth and survival.
The new, 70-page curriculum, compiled by Marie Kowalski, a recent graduate of OSU's Marine Resource Management program in collaboration with Oregon Sea Grant's marine program manager, Tracy Crews, includes three lessons designed to engage students with the issue by analyzing the problem and investigating possible solutions.
The lessons include opportunities for student inquiry, as well as collaboration and engagement with real data collected by researchers working in the field. Each lesson includes an estimated length, which will vary by classroom. The entire curriculum is designed to take about one week, but may be extended by including a project at the end of the curriculum.
The curriculum is available, free of charge, as an accessible .pdf download from the Oregon Sea Grant Website.
Learn more:
- Pesky plastic: The true harm of microplastics in the ocean (National Geographic)
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Shrubs for wildlife: Snowberry
By Brandy Saffell and Amy Grotta, OSU Forestry & Natural Resources ExtensionSnowberry leaves and fruit in the fall. Photo: Pat Breen, OSU
If one of your land management goals is to provide wildlife habitat, you'll want to consider keeping a mix of native shrub species on your property. Shrubs provide a host of services to wildlife, including shelter or cover, nesting space, and food from their twigs, leaves, flowers, and fruit. With thought given to species selection and location, retaining existing shrubs or planting them can benefit wildlife without compromising timber growth or forest operations. This is the second article in our Shrubs for Wildlife series (first is here). Each article will highlight one species that benefits wildlife in northwest Oregon forests.
Species Name: Common snowberry – Symphoricarpos albus
Description: Snowberry is a medium sized shrub, growing in thickets and up to six feet tall. The leaves are simple, opposite, deciduous, and variable in shape. They are generally oval but can be nearly round (3/4 – 2 1/2" long). The leaf edges vary from entire to shallowly lobed on the same plant and same stem. The flowers are small (1/4"), pink-white, bell-shaped, and found in clusters at the end of the branch. The round, white, waxy berries persist into the winter; they are non-edible to humans and toxic due to the saponin they contain. Twigs are opposite, slender, smooth, and yellow-brown.Small pink blossoms are present this time of year. Photo: A. Grotta
Wildlife Value: Snowberry is useful to pollinators as a host and food plant. The flowers attract Anna's and rufous hummingbirds, as well as various insects including bees. Several birds have been observed eating the berries, such as towhees, thrushes, robins, grosbeaks, and waxwings. Birds also use snowberry thickets for cover. In addition, the Vashti sphinx moth (Sphinx vashti) relies on it as a food plant in its larval stage.
Management Considerations: Following harvest, snowberry resprouts readily from belowground. To ensure optimum survival and growth of planted trees, control snowberry where it is likely to overtop planted seedlings. Consider retaining snowberry plants on the site where they are not in direct competition with seedlings. For those who would like to actively enhance wildlife habitat by planting snowberry, it tolerates a variety of environments, and can be planted in coarse sand to fine-textured clay, full sun to dense understory, dry well-drained slops to moist stream banks, and low to high nutrient soils. It also establishes readily and tolerates general neglect.Plant habit and fruit in winter. Photos: Pat Breen, OSU
If you are interested in learning more about creating wildlife habitat on your property, check out the Woodland Fish and Wildlife website.
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San Francisco Baking Institute: Summer 2013
Food Science Camp 2013 and Erik Fooladi
We participate in the Oregon State U Food Science Camp for middle school students.
Part of the STEM [science technology engineering math] Academies@OSU Camps.
We teach about bread fermentations, yeast converting sugars to CO2 and ethanol, lactobacillus converting sugar to lactic and acetic acids, how the gluten in wheat can form films to trap the gas and allow the dough to rise. On the way we teach about flour composition, bread ingredients and their chemical functionalities, hydration, the relationships between enzymes and substrates [amylases on starch to produce maltose for the fermentation organisms]; gluten development, the gas laws and CO2′s declining solubility in the aqueous phase during baking which expands the gas bubbles and leads to the oven spring at the beginning of baking; and the effect of pH on Maillard browning using soft pretzels that they get to shape themselves..
All this is illustrated by hands on [in] activities: they experience the hydration and the increasing cohesiveness of the dough as they mix it with their own hands, they see their own hand mixed dough taken through to well-risen bread. They get to experience dough/gluten development in a different context with the pasta extruder, and more and more.
A great way to introduce kids to the relevance of science to their day to day lives: in our case chemistry physics biochemistry and biology in cereal food processing.
We were also fortunate to have Erik Fooladi from Volda University College in Norway to observe the fun: http://www.fooducation.org/
If you have not read his blog and you like what we do here: you should!
Good Cheese, Bad Cheese
pH, colloidal calcium phosphate, aging, proteolysis, emulsification or its loss and their interactions lead to optimum melting qualities for cheeses. A module in this year's food systems chemistry class.
This module was informed by this beautiful article "The beauty of milk at high magnification" by Miloslav Kalab, which is available on the Royal Microscopical Society website.
Of course accompanied by real sourdough wholegrain bread baked in out own research bakery.
Inspired by…
"The Science of a Grilled Cheese Sandwich."
by: Jennifer Kimmel
in: The Kitchen as Laboratory: Reflections on the Science of Food and Cooking
Edited by Cesar Vega, Job Ubbink, and Erik van der Linden
February 2011- Nutrition Education Volunteers taking "vacation"
I'm back from maternity leave and getting resettled into some new responsibilities. We had a staff member leave us, so Glenda and I are having to pick up the work load until we find someone new, or our responsibilites change. Being a new mom is lots of work too, so I've gone part time (24 hours aweek) but am still trying to get everything done… that being said, we've decided to put our nutrition education volunteering on hold, until I have a managable workload.
We look forward to being able to start things back up in the summer or fall of 2011. Thanks so much and since a few of you have been asking, here's a photo of our boy. He is 5 months old today!

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PHOENIX — Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio plans to celebrate his 82nd birthday Saturday in fitting fashion.
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"We're going to try to get as many as we can, we usually average every year around 500," Arpaio told KTAR.
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does anyone know what the dress code is in Marrakech?
Some guide books say no shorts or bare arms..is that true, and is that for women or men as well?
Have you read the top questions on the right hand side of the screen?
It is definitely recommended not to have bare arms or shorts. That being said, however, we saw plenty of people with both bare arms and shorts. Less modest clothing is more prevalent in the modern cities, and there are places within the Medina where you might feel somewhat uncomfortable with bare arms or shorts. However, we did not see any kind of inhospitable reaction to people dressed like this.
Friends of mine went on a trip organised by a Moroccan friend. They were encouraged to cover their shoulders but this was mostly on the grounds of not getting burnt shoulders.
One bit of advice she gave may sound odd to our Western ears was given, as she tucked my friend's bra strap inside her T shirt was "An ample cleavage will be objected less to than underwear showing". She is a regular visiter to her home city of Casblanca as well as Marrakech with escorted groups.
Another friend takes small groups to Cairo and she often remarks on how tourists seem it difficult to strike the sensible balance between revealing Western hot weather wear and going overboard with the modesty. We both know an American lady who takes visitors to Egypt and insists her ladies cover their hair and wear flowing garments. As my friend says the Egyptians find this amusing and not at all necessary. Covering midriffs,maybe shoulders as well not letting you bum fall out of shorts: it's not much to ask. Frankly I am much more comfortable in linen trousers and a cotton or light linen shirt. Tight and skimpy just don't cut it in the heat as far as I am concerned. And I cover my head in the bright sunlight because I do not want my expensively blonded hair to go white!
But back to revealing underwear, there was a time ..back in the dark ages of my young days when we Brit girls went to extreme efforts not to show bra straps, underskirts ("it's snowing down south" was shouted at you in streets) and stocking tops...that was difficult in the 60s..with mini skirts!
I think it is a pity that some visitors cannot follow simple guidelines & show respect for local culture. I was amazed to see how some women dressed & think that maybe this is why some report unfriendly behaviour by local people. My advice to men & women is to cover your shoulders, body and most of your legs, & not to wear low cut necklines.
we are thinking of renting a private villa in marrakech what would b the dress code for around the pool if it is private as i wood like to come back with a bit of a sun tan. i understand we av to dress apropriate while out and about but in private wood it be diffrent....... thank you
In the hotel pool areas in guilez, you will find many women in bikinis, it is just like anywhere else in the world, it would be the same if you had a private villa, I would imagine you could wear what you wanted to.
It is mainly in the old city or medina area where you should take extra care as this is the more traditional part of Marrakech (or what I like to call the "real Marrakech").
Like anywhere in the world, the more you respect the local traditions, the more respect you will get in return.
thank you very much this as bin a real help and so i shall have a nice tan to come home with
I live in Marrakesh and am a western woman. Shorts are fine but not skimpy revealing ones. Bare arms are fine too. When i first came to morocco in 2007 it was different, it felt different. Nowadays most people just dress according to the weather and if you intend to visit any attractions. If you were wesring a boob tube and skimpy hot pants.....then you will get a lot of stares and possibly be looked upon as a prostitute. So, even back in 2007 i felt i had a few stares from wearing a vest top. But not now. Local people are adjusting to their tourism trade and realise that other world cultures visiting their cities etc....do dress and behave differently. Don't worry too much...just be sure you always have a scarf for some extra coverage if you do feel a little intimidated and or a pair of leggings or something you can throw on as the sun starts to go down ..... if your still out and about at that time before dinner,evening plans etc...as much as it can get cool very quickly once the sun has gone down. And especially in the shade. Now anyhow as its winter.
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I too live in Marrakech and am pretty annoyed at some of the advice being given here on TA. Surely it is not so much about how you as a tourist feel or whether or not you feel intimidated, it's more about respecting the local culture and traditions. I would not advocate full body covering, but modesty and respect. As MIB15 rightly says "the more you respect the local traditions, the more respect you will get in return". I can't help but think that some western women just want the male attention. Shorts and skimpy tops are NOT fine for the medina. In case you think I'm a grumpy man, my wife is in total agreement and gets even more annoyed than I do at this!


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Important though it is, the removal of chemical weapons from Syria's arsenal will do nothing for the hundreds of victims who died a year ago and the relatives who survive them. Closure of the chemical weapons issue in Syria will be possible only when those who ordered and executed the Ghouta attacks have been held to account and are behind bars.
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The ship's docking procedure was so noisy that it would wake the dead. Invariably the ship would hit shore around 6AM on port days and the shaking and noise would start-sometimes for up to an hour. We have been on many ships, some bigger, some smaller, some older and some newer but there has never been one so bad as this. Surely this can not have been designed this way?? On the one day we had to tender (Santorini) it felt like the anchor was coming through our balcony, so that was a 4am treat for us!
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jenniferharkins 2y agoVery quick. I simplified and just dumped the salsa, juice, and chipotles in a processor. Poured on bone-in skin on thighs. I let it marinade for about 6 hours. With skin, delicious. Without skin, yummy but mild. Would agree that it might be too mild for tacos.
scturner97 4y agoI made a steak and chicken at the same time. The steak took to the maranade a little better than the chicken. However, neither really took up enough flavor to stand up to tacos. The meat was better alone as a mildly marinated meat. It lead me to believe this might be good to try on fish or shrimp. I will keep trying with this one. It's fast and easy. The other thing to consider is they type of salsa used. I used a fresh salsa and that might have had an impact on the strength of the recipe.
Katydid1621 4y agoI used jalepano insteads and it was AWESOME, I live with two picky eaters and they loved it!
promfh 10y agoPreparing the marinade takes some time but the final recipe is worth the effort.
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Don't Quit Your Day Job, Carlos
From a link on the new blog by Paul DePodesta (really), here's Carlos Zambrano helping out "career minor leaguer Ron Stilanovich" and his Hardball video series.
Lesson #19: Taking One For the Team
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I thought this was brilliant. There's a whole series up on YouTube featuring various big leaguers. Carlos's may be the best.
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Yeah, someone posted this link on here a few weeks ago. I thought all of them were hilarious. Especially "hobo ambush"!
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Wow. That's amazing.
At first, I thought it was for real. Then I'm like, why's he coming out of a port-a-john?
Love the Z. Good stuff.
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Wait, that's not real?
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I saw this a few months ago. I can't remember where I saw the link, but after I watched it, I added it to my favorites list as fast as I could. Hilarious stuff.
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Hilarious! Love the ending where he hopes the check clears. Now if we could only get someone in the Cubs front office to start a blog just like Paul...
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Or better yet, get Paul in the Cubs front office.
This is really, utterly
completely, 3/44
Thanks Rip Van Winkle!
But - its still REALLY funny.
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Then I guess Theriot got to the majors by watching this video countless times...
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Heh. Nice vid.
I just showed this to a co-worker. He read the thread and his first question was, "What's 3/44?"
Maybe it's time for us to provide a glossary for newbies. We have a rich lexicon, including gems like "Cubbery", "...in my pants" and "Johann's Mom". :-)
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This is part community and part fraternity. So, when you are a newbie, you hang around and learn by osmosis. it's part of the rite of passage.
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Don't listen to Chad, I'll eventually add some of our memes to the FAQ page, just been a little slow on updating that.
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that's crap. you were not in a fraternity.
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I definitely was not in a fraternity...and we shall leave it at that.
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*golf clap*
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This is where Real Neal would chime in about Rob having a monthly visitor.
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wasn't the third guy up, the little righty...Reed Johnson?
Edmonds is likely...
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I don't have a problem taking a risk on a cheap lefty bat that may turn out to be dependable, but does it have to be Jim freaking Edmonds? I hate him so much. I really dislike him. It's going to be really, really hard for me to get behind this one, Jimbo.
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In a word: NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!
Resist the urge to make a worthless change. I would sooner take Lofton over this guy. I'll take Pie's fielding and impatient bat over a possible clubhouse cancer and finished ballplayer. That reeks of a Dusty/current Reds mindset. Nooooooooo. You got me?
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Don't sell yourself short, Judge.
I love this team.
Looks like Mother Nature is trying to call this fight.
Hey! I remember this team!
The key for Heyward's offense: get early leads. Heard a stat on Mike & Mike on the way to work that his avg/power much better this year when the Cubs have the lead. And true to form he gets the two run dinger with Cubs winning 3-0 ...
I'm sorry - I was probably not looking at the correct line, or spot, or...who knows!
I could blame it on the weed, but I stopped smoking many years ago.
Fortunately, I can rely on the rest of you sober and astute folks to bring the correct info forth.
Oh yeah! It just felt like one for some reason.
Agreed. I was not including Fowler or Heyward.
I'm just not a fan of 2016 Coghlan.....
@Dusty Contreras if it's a Lester or Arrieta start. TLS is good PH too. You also forgot about Heyward, assume Fowler is CF.
I expect Soler to get optioned as well when activated and Cahill to replace Grimm. It wouldn't surprise me if Coghlan and/or Soler is included in a trade.
Maybe Coghlan is up to see if he can get on track before someone acquires him.
This move could also be to assure that we have as much OF depth as possible to maximize Joe's ability to rest players in September once we've clinched.
Maddon basically said as much...Fowler still kind of sore, they're being proactive, etc.
La Stella at 2B...Baez at 3B, or vice versa. Zobrist in RF, Bryant in LF No one gets bumped.
If Coghlan is leading off, I assume Fowler is getting the day off. Who is supposed to lead off, then? Someone has to get on base for Bryant and Rizzo. Coghlan's OBP is .346 with the Cubs. Jackson's was .304. LaStella can lead off, but then he has to play second or third, and bump Zobrist or Baez.
Unless he gets hot, Coghlan will likely change places with Soler soon.
I suspect the Cubs asked Chris Coghlan if he would accept an Optional Assignment to the minors and he refused (Coghlan has one minor league option left), so either you keep LaStella on the 25 and release Coghlan, or option LaStella to AAA for about a month and have both LaStella and Coghlan available in September-October. (As an Article XIX-A player, Coghlan must give his permission before he can be optioned to the minors, while LaStella has not accrued enough MLB Service Time to refuse an optional assignment).
Given today's lineup -- maybe they just wanted an extra OF to give Dexter a few days off (i.e. day game after a night game).
Tommy LaStella has three minor leaue options left so it's no big deal to send him to Iowa, but as of right now he projects to be at 2+124 MLB Service Time by the end of the of the 2016 MLB regular season, which will place him "on the bubble" as far as being eligible for salary arbitration as a "Super Two" post-2016.
But if he spends at least twenty days on optional assignment this season (anything less than twenty days and he will accrue a full season of MLB Service Time), he will not have enough MLB Service Time to have a chance to be a "Super Two."
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Few will be unmoved by this film's subjects, including the great niece of Herman Goering and the daughter of concentration camp commandant Amon Goeth, as they relate the heavy burdens stemming from their fateful lineage.
Quiet, simple and soaked in sorrow, Hitler's Children takes a stripped-down approach to an emotionally sophisticated subject.
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Interweaving interviews and footage of Rainer Hess's first trip to Auschwitz, Hitler's Children is a powerful and well-judged presentation of the stories and their impossibilities.
The subjects of Hitler's Children all speak about the actions of their infamous forebears with shame, shock, or disgust, but they also make it clear this isn't true of everyone in their families.
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The moral weight of Hitler's Children is unmistakable. So is that weight's inertness.
The film drains its subjects of the shame forced on them by Nazi ancestors and yet has difficulty arriving at an effective, constructive thesis.
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The University of Minnesota men's and women's swimming and diving head coach Kelly Kremer has been named a men's assistant coach for the USA team that will compete in the 2013 World University Games.
"This will be my second opportunity to be on the United States National team staff and to me, there's not a bigger honor than to get a call from USA Swimming and have an opportunity to be on a staff like that," Kremer said about the opportunity. "I'm really honored and I can't wait to be a part of it."
Kremer will be helping coach two of his current swimmers, juniors Kyler Van Swol and Derek Toomey, who have been selected to compete on the USA team. Former Gopher Ashley Steenvoorden will also be swimming for Team USA at the World Games.
"Obviously the reason coaches get these opportunities is because swimmers go really fast, or in Wenbo's [Chen] case, because his divers dive so darn well," Kremer said. "I feel very thankful that they perform the way they do. To share that experience with them is as good as it gets."
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