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Should Arsenal lose this weekend to Manchester United, Andre Villas-Boas' men could put daylight behind the two clubs in the race for fourth.
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Marc Tierney (groin) continues to be absent through injury for the home side. Kyle Naughton showed some difficulty adapting to an unfamiliar left back role when filling in away at West Brom last weekend but, with Chelsea likely not to field an out-and-out right winger, he may get another chance in the position.
Wes Hoolahan may be the major tactical casualty for the Canaries, with Paul Lambert usually preferring to field both Bradley Johnson and David Fox in the center at home and Andrew Surman in good form on the left recently. Also doing well are strikers Steve Morison and Simeon Jackson, who should continue to keep captain Grant Holt on the bench.
Chelsea's 7 million pound signing from Bolton, Gary Cahill, is in line for his club debut at the center of defense, while Jose Bosingwa is likely to continue at right back while Brainslav Ivanovic (hamstring) remains out indefinitely.
John Obi Mikel (hamstring) is also unavailable for Andre Villas-Boas and, while Michael Essien made a 20-minute cameo off the bench against Sunderland last weekend in his return after several months on the sidelines, the Ghanaian is unlikely to be rushed into the starting lineup just yet.
- Norwich City is still yet to keep a clean sheet in any competition, over five months since the team's first outing of the season.
- Chelsea has won five of its 10 away Premier League matches so far in 2011-12.
- The reverse of this fixture, the third game of the Premier League season, saw the Blues run out 3-1 victors at Stamford Bridge thanks to goals from Bosingwa, Frank Lampard and Juan Mata. Grant Holt notched for the Canaries.
- 22-year-old Ryan Bertrand, a late substitute for Chelsea in its recent FA Cup victory over Portsmouth, spent two years on loan at Carrow Road between 2007-09, making 60 appearances.
- Norwich has a superior head-to-head record against the Stamford Bridge side in the league, notching 12 wins to Chelsea's 11, with 10 draws.
- Andre Villas-Boas' men have seen their names taken by referees much more frequently this term, with 48 league bookings compared to the Canaries' 30.
- Chelsea is in a better position now than it was at this stage last year - 21 games into 2010/11, the Blues were outside the Champions League place in fifth with 35 points. Going into this match, the visitors have 40 points on the board, sitting fourth.
- On this weekend last year, Norwich plundered a 2-1 win away at Sheffield United to jump into third place in the Championship. Midfielder Andrew Crofts (pictured) scored both goals that day.
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2008 C-USA Outdoor 1000m 10th, 11.04
2008 C-USA Outdoor 4x100m relay 2nd, third leg
2009 C-USA Indoor 9th, 60m prelim, 6.92
2009 C-USA Outdoor 9th, 100m prelim, 10.70
2009 C-USA Outdoor 11th, 200m prelim, 22.14
2010 C-USA Indoor 11th, 60m prelim, 6.97
60m - 6.92, 2010 C-USA Indoor prelim
100m - 10.81, 2010 UTEP Invitational
200m - 21.97, 2009 Texas Invitational
Indoor: Placed 11th in 60m at C-USA Indoor (6.97)... Finished 13th with time of 7.04 in 60m at Texas A&M Challenge... Posted 27th-place 60m prelim time of 7.03 at UH Indoor Invitational.
Outdoor: Placed 13th in 100m at Victor Lopez Classic (11.11)... 100m prelim time of 11.10 at Texas Relays... Sixth in 100m (10.81) at UTEP Invitational and 10th in 200m (21.98)... At the Michael Johnson Classic in Waco, Texas, went 11.03 in 100m prelim (20th) and 22.54 in 200m prelim (21st)... Fourth in 4x400m relay (41.39) at C-USA Outdoor.
Indoor: Posted ninth fastest 60m prelim time of 6.92 at C-USA Indoor... 37th-best time in 60m prelim (7.04) at Texas A&M Invitational... 15th-best mark in 60m prelim at UH All-Comers Meet and 50th-best mark in 200m (24.00).
Outdoor: Ninth-best 100m prelim time of 10.70 at C-USA Outdoor and 11th-best time in 200m (22.14)... Ninth in 100m (10.85) at Duckett/Rice Twilight Meet... Posted 41st 100 prelim time of 10.94 at Texas Relays... 32nd fastest 200m prelim time of 21.97 at Texas Invitational and 26th-best time in 100m (10.75)... Placed eighth in 100m Open (11.00) at UCLA's Rafer Johnson/Jackie Joyner-Kersee Invitational.
Indoor: Did not compete in any indoor meets.
Outdoor: Scored for the Owls as a member of the 4x100m relay that took home a silver medal and C-USA Outdoor and placed 10th in the 100m (11.04).
Two-year lettermen as a wide receiver in football... Has a total of 14 career receptions, including 10 in 2007... Caught a career-best four against SMU, matching his total output as a freshman... 2005 redshirt.
2005 graduate of Gautier (go-SHAY) High School... Won the Alligators' most versatile award... Also played varsity basketball, baseball and track... Active in student government, president of Ebony Blanche, and member of Beta Club... Participates in community volunteer activities.
Full Name: John Percy Welch Jr... Born: Jan. 18, 1987, at Pascagoula, Miss... Parents: John Sr. and Yvonne Welch, Gautier, Miss. (four sisters)... College: Hanszen.
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National Parks and Wildlife Service is seeking feedback on a conceptual design for the walking track network at Malabar Headlands National Park.
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The draft Moore Park Master Plan is now available to view and comment on.
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Western Sydney Stadium
An Environmental Impact Statement has been lodged for the first stage of the new 30,000 seat rectangular Western Sydney Stadium
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The Environment Protection Authority invites submissions on existing Chemical Control Orders (CCOs) to assist in developing proposals for the future of the CCOs
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Law Enforcement Regulation 2016
The Department of Justice invites you to have your say on the proposed remake of the Law Enforcement (Powers and Responsibilities) Regulation 2016
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The Associations Incorporation Regulation 2010 is set to be repealed on 1 September 2016. Have your say on the draft Associations Incorporation Regulation 2016.
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SafeWork NSW is developing a NSW Code of Practice for Managing Risks when New and Inexperienced Persons Interact with Horses.
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The NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service is seeking public comments on the Murrurundi Pass National Park Draft Plan of Management.
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O'Brien Park • Parker, CO
Saturday, September 20 or Sunday, September 21
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- 9th Annual Oktoberfest at O'Brien Park
- Live German Music, Bavarian Dancers, a Biergarten, Traditional Food & More
- Choice of Two Beer/Food Packages
Strap on your lederhosen and polka your way to the Parker Oktoberfest on Saturday, September 20 or Sunday, September 21 with today's deal. The festival proves it's not the wurst way to spend a weekend, featuring two days' worth of German food, beer, music, dance, and head-to-head competitions like keg rolling, hot dog eating, pretzel eating, yodeling contest, pie eating, and bubble gum blowing.
$13 ($25 value) for a package for one, including:
• Entry to the festival on Saturday or Sunday
• One .5-liter beer stein
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Hampton Inn Doylestown1570 Easton Rd, Warrington 2.5 out of 5.0
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Get a taste of culture at The Stoogeum and Highlands Historical Society, where exhibits offer some serious insights into the world around us.
The artworks at Pennsylvania Art Conservatory and Langman Gallery showcase charm, retrospective insights and forward-thinking ideas — all painted across canvases, carved onto sculptures and maybe even laid into jewelry.
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It's hard to get bored while feeling the wind in your hair as you whip around a corner on a roller coaster or see all of Warrington from your seat on the ferris wheel — just two of the attractions you may find at Speed Raceway.
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After shopping or sightseeing all day, a hearty meal may be in order. Break bread and rest your tired feet at Iron Abbey, Na'Brasa Brazilian Steakhouse and Otto's Brauhaus.Nightlife in Warrington
Spice up your trip with a foray into Warrington's nightlife scene. The staff at The Farmer's Daughter Bar & Restaurant and MonAmee Passion Parties open their doors to patrons looking for a cold brew or mixed drink. Ample sports coverage or dancing may not be hard to find, either.Outdoor adventures in Warrington
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Philadelphia International Airport is the main hub for flights into Warrington and the surrounding area.Where to stay in Warrington
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Post Ranch Inn was by far the highlight on a brilliant but rather hectic tour of coastal California during September 2009. We'd driven from San Francisco and were stopping off at PRI for a couple of nights of untrammelled luxury before continuing down to Santa Barbera.
Luxurious, private and discreet relaxation is how Post Ranch Inn sets itself up and on that score it succeeds admirably. The rooms, suites and houses are ingeniously laid out so that no-one gets in anyone else's way - in fact we only saw other guests a handful of times. We had a Treehouse and I would heartily recommend these rooms to other travellers - they are spacious, airy and the all-round windows mean that they get the best light at both the beginning and end of the day. Our Treehouse in particular was stunning - from one side we had an uninterrupted view of the mountains and the other looked out over the cliffs to the Pacific Ocean.
The room itself was marvellous, luxurious but not overdone which is just how I like it. The bed was HUGE and very high off the floor - very nice just to sit on and look out of the various windows when it was too hot to go outside (come on, we're British, we're not used to the Californian heat!) and the bathroom was just lovely - wonderful scented products and a slate-tiled bath that opened out onto that amazing view. There was plenty of storage and the cleaning staff were fantastic - the place was spotless.
We spent most of our time either walking around the property marvelling at the views or in the infinity pool at the north end of the resort which was just pure heaven. It's impossible to describe what it feels like to be at Post Ranch Inn - the height from sea level, seclusion and remote location all lead to the feeling that you're on another planet, or at the edge of the world... it's just breathtaking. The resort smartly chooses not to try to upstage the astounding setting and actually complements it with its thoughtful, rustic charm.
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An olive product containing oil obtained from processed pulp is being wrongly labelled in Chinese as olive oil when sold in Hong Kong, the Consumer Council has warned.
The mislabelling is not necessarily intentional, as the products are correctly described in English as olive pomace oil, but it could indicate a lack of understanding among retailers, the watchdog said yesterday.
Of 11 products labelled as olive pomace oil in English, five, from the Bontaste, First Choice, Gondola, Ottavia and Vecorn brands, bore the Chinese labels , or , which mean olive oil, pure olive oil or refined olive oil.
The council said the translation was wrong as the two were different products. Olive pomace oil refers to oil obtained by treating olive pulp, or pomace, with solvents or other treatments. The average retail price is HK$5 for 100ml.
Olive oil is obtained solely from the fruit and excludes oil obtained using solvents. Its price is an average HK$11 for 100ml.
Philip Leung Kwong-hon, the vice-chairman of the Consumer Council's publicity committee, said: "The two types of oil have similar nutrition value, but more accurate labelling would ensure consumers can make their own choices."
Wellcome and ParknShop said they would change the Chinese descriptions of the olive-pomace oils.
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After the tomato fields in Mission Valley had been picked over, Angelo Alessio's father would take him and his brothers to go through the culls. The rejects would be used in Alessio family meals for the week.
It was the 1920s and the family with seven sons – scraping by on money made shining shoes and cleaning a pool hall and barbershop – was just starting its ascent from poverty to an era of wealth, power and success.
Angelo Alessio, the last of the Alessio brothers, died of natural causes May 1 at his La Jolla home. He was 91.
Mr. Alessio could be gruff and tough in both business and personal life but was also known for being generous and caring.
At the height of their success, the Alessio brothers owned or were involved with several local landmarks, including Caliente Racetrack in Tijuana, the Hotel del Coronado, the Kona Kai Club and Kona Inn, the Westgate Plaza Hotel, Mr. A's restaurant and the Fifth Avenue Financial Center.
The Alessios owned some businesses individually or together, but the Caliente Racetrack, which they never actually owned, was where six of the seven brothers worked together after brother John was hired to run the racetrack in the late 1940s.
Angelo Alessio was in charge of facilities management at Caliente. In his 1999 memoir "Only in America: The Story of the Seven Alessio Brothers," he wrote that he sometimes had the task of hosting important guests such as movie stars Elizabeth Taylor, Victor Mature or Ben Gazzara.
Among Mr. Alessio's early jobs were running errands for older brother John, who then worked for a bank in Tijuana. He later worked for Pepsi-Cola when brother Frank owned the Southern California franchise.
Mr. Alessio went to work as a salesman at International Harvester and eventually owned a distributorship in San Diego. In his memoir, he wrote, "We all had our own little businesses, and we stuck together. When one of us got into a good deal, we brought in our brothers, which made our forces pretty strong."
Mr. Alessio started his business Alessio Motor Sales on El Cajon Boulevard in 1945 and eventually relocated to Federal Boulevard on Highway 94, a move that many saw as risky, his son Lawrence said. "It was a bold move. There was nobody out there then," he said.
He also formed Alessio Leasing, which holds and operates commercial real estate properties.
Friend and former employee Bill Tollefson said Mr. Alessio was a true salesman. "He was outgoing, friendly and engaging. He could be tough, but he was always fair," Tollefson said.
Mr. Alessio worked hard for his success.
"He was a crusty guy who didn't put up with any baloney. He liked things done and done right now," Tollefson said. "He was also there for people in their time of need, whether it was to listen or to lend a few bucks on the QT."
Angelo Alessio was born Jan. 22, 1917, in Clarksburg, W.Va. He was the sixth of seven sons born to Domenic and Rosa Alessio, Italian immigrants who moved to San Diego about 1920.
He graduated from Hoover High School and wrote about hitching rides to school because he couldn't afford bus fare. The family of nine lived in a three-bedroom, one-bath house and also took in a boarder to help with expenses.
Mr. Alessio met his wife, Mardell, in 1935, and they married May 1, 1940, in San Diego. Through the years, the couple had three children and went from a tiny cottage to a 5,500-square-foot home on Mount Helix.
Mr. Alessio's life wasn't without its rocky times. In 1960, brother Tony was kidnapped and held for ransom. The FBI was called in, Tony Alessio was released, and the kidnappers were caught.
In 1971, Mr. Alessio and his brother John were convicted of income-tax evasion. Mr. Alessio paid a fine and served less than half of a one-year sentence.
Although he routinely worked six days a week, Mr. Alessio enjoyed fishing, hunting and traveling. He was a member of the Safari International Club and traveled throughout the world.
Longtime friend and fishing buddy Harry Stadille said any fishing trip with him was bound to be "100 percent fun."
"He was a great guy and people just really liked him," said Stadille, who credited Mr. Alessio for his own career success.
"I was a janitor at Cottonwood Golf, and by the time Angelo was done with me, I was part owner," he said. "To get a recommendation from Angelo was like getting a recommendation from God."
Stadille said he started as a janitor while working his way through college and met Mr. Alessio through mutual friends. It wasn't until later that Stadille learned Mr. Alessio had recommended him for a higher position at Cottonwood.
Mr. Alessio is survived by his wife, Mardell; daughter, Rosalie O'Brien of La Jolla; sons, Lawrence of Solana Beach and Steven of La Mesa; eight grandchildren; and nine great-grandchildren.
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The Braves lead, now just 5 games, will be down to 2 by the All-Star Break.
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The Nationals are a beast
Let's not kid ourselves: The Nationals are the team to beat in the NL East. The Braves are worthy contenders, with few flaws. But as far as I can tell the Nationals have no weaknesses.
On offense, they've added Denard Span to bat lead-off and return talented backstop Wilson Ramos, who will compete with Kurt Suzuki — 25 RBI in 43 games w/ Washington — for playing time. Rochey, a lock for 25 HR and 90 RBI, is also back., Jayson Werth rebounded in 2012 and Ryan Zimmerman, who had a .945 OPS after the break, appears primed for a monster season.
Ian Desmond is coming off a monster year and may be the best SS in baseball. The line-up's weakest link, 2B Danny Espinosa, hit 37 doubles, 17 HR and stole 20 bases.
And, of course, there's Bryce Harper, who hit .330 with 7 HR and a 1.043 OPS in September.
The Braves line-up has the potential to be better, but not much.
As for the reserves, Washington wins in a landslide. Their bench features Ramos/Suzuki, Tyler Moore (10 HR in part-time duty), Roger Bernadina, Steve Lombardozzi and Chad Tracy. Ours: Reed Johnson, Chris Johnson/Juan Francisco and three guys (Janish/Pena, Laird, Constanza/Schafer) who offer the occasional single, if you're lucky.
The Nats have the edge defensively, as well. Andrelton is easily the best fielder on either team, but the Nats are better at 3B, 2B and C while 1B is probably a wash. Both teams boast athletic outfields.
The Braves rotation is good, but Washington's is better. If Medlen and Minor pitch like they did in the second half they can hang with Strasburg and Gio Gonzalez, but that's a tall order. Jordan Zimmerman, Ross Detwiler and Dan Haren compare favorably to Huddy, Maholm and Teheran. Gonzalez may end up with a 50-game suspension, but I wouldn't count on it.
Yes, the Braves have a superior bullpen, but with Soriano joining Drew Storen and Tyler Clippard the Nats are no slouch. Watch out for Christian Garcia, who was tough down the stretch and regularly hits triple digits on the radar gun. He's also been mentioned as a candidate for the rotation if an opening arises. If pressed to name a flaw I'd point to their lack of reliable late-innings southpaw — Sean Burnett signed with the Angels, leaving only discarded Pirate starter Zach Duke.
The Braves may well be the second best team in the NL, but the Nats are clearly the best team in either league. I'd put their over/under at 98 wins.
Best winter in NL East? Could be the Mets
Mets fans should be thrilled by the proposed R.A. Dickey to Toronto trade. New York will reportedly receive two former first round draft picks: catcher Travis d'Arnaud (.286 BA and .816 OPS in the minors) and pitcher Noah Snydergaard (13-8, 2.35 ERA, 1.085 WHIP) — an impressive haul for a 38-year-old pitcher.
New York also kept its franchise player, David Wright, for $138 million over 8 years. It's a risky deal, as Wright will be 37 when his contract expires, but considering some of the deals handed out this winter it's not unreasonable.
They still have a LONG way to go, as evidenced by their projected Opening Day outfield of Kirk Nieuwenhuis, Jordany Valdespin and Lucas Duda.
The Nats imported Denard Span and Dan Haren, discarding Edwin Jackson and either Rochey or Michael Morse. Call it even.
The Bravos hope to draw even before the season starts but as of now they're on the wrong end of the Chipper and Bourn for B.J. Upton swap.
Philly is the NL version of the Yanks, aging and fading. They were able to snag a player the Braves wanted, Ben Revere, but he didn't come cheap. Their new third baseman, Michael Young, is a middle class man's Placido Polanco, which is another way of saying I'll take my chances on Juan Francisco. They're reportedly hot for Cody Ross, which is sort of like being hot for Marion Ross.
Then there's Miami. Unfortunately for the 38 remaining Marlins fans, Jeffrey Loria did not trade himself. They have Giancarlo Stanton — for now, but don't be surprised if Texas rescues him from south Florida.
This is why you don't build stadiums for billionaires
UPDATE: It's official, reports Buster Olney.
The Marlins have surrendered, for next year and beyond.
They have reportedly shipped Josh Johnson, Mark Buehrle, Jose Reyes, Emilio Bonifacio, and John Buck to the Blue Jays for Yesco, infielder Adeiny Hechavarria, RHP Henderson Alvarez, LHP Justin Nicolino, OF Jake Marisnick, C Jeff Mathis, and RHP Anthony DeSclafani.
Three of those players rank among Toronto's Top 10 prospects, but that's a helluva bounty. Miami now has just $16 million committed to next year's payroll.
Perhaps FW should inquire about Giancarlo Stanton.
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Ranking the NL East: Defense
None of the NL East teams will be mistaken for the early-to-mid-1980s Cardinals teams.
First, the infields:
The Phils are competent but aging. The Braves are a shade worse and have an untested shortstop who doesn't project as a superior defenders. The Fish have a crappy SS moving to third but are more solid up the middle than Philly or the local nine. The Mets have a second sacker who makes Dan Uggla look like Roberto Alomar and a SS I know nothing about.
That leaves Washington, and even they're shaky. But in Zimmerman, Desmond and Espinosa, the Nats have the most talented IF defenders, though their DP combo needs to cut down on the errors. Meanwhile, Wilson Ramos is a gifted backstop, potentially the best in the division defensively.
The Braves may rank near the bottom in infield defense but their OF leads the pack, thanks to Michael Bourn. Otherwise, only Philly ranks average or above.
Ranking the NL East Rotations
No. 5: Easy. The Mets. Their ace has had a hell of a career. Makes a mountain of money. But he hasn't pitched in two years. He has not made 30 starts since 2008. Chances of him doing so this year are about the same as Duane from Forest Park being the next Fed chairman. The No. 2 starter probably wouldn't make the Braves' rotation. One-time elite prospect Mike Pelfrey is really tall. Say that for him. His career WHIP is worse than Rick Mahler's. Next up is Jon Niese, the Capt. Mediocre of young southpaws. In his two full big league seasons, he's 20-21 with a 4.31 ERA and a WHIP north of 1.4. The old knuckleballer R.A. Dickey might well be their best pitcher if Santana does not regain his health. Then bringing up the rear is yet another portrait in mediocrity, Dillon Gee. The Mets have the only truly bad rotation in the division.
No. 4: Tough call between the Natspos and Miami, but I'll say the Dolph….um, Marlins. Josh Johnson's health is at least as questionable as Strasburg's. I think the Fish might have a smidge more reliable depth in their starting five, with Buehrle, Sanchez, Nolasco and the combustible Carlos Zambrano. But Washington's top three of Strasburg, Zimmerman and Gio Gonzalez is younger, better and that staff has a higher upside than Miami's. If Johnson is healthy, it's a solid group. If not, it could be a struggle.
No. 3: D.C. Their top three could be formidable. But Strasburg and Zimmerman have both had serious arm injuries recently. After those two and Gonzalez, the quality falls off with Edwin Jackson, who has shown promise but topped out at as merely adequate, and John Lannan, who's workmanlike. C.M. Wang is in the wings. He used to be good, but the last time he pitched more than a half season, 2007, Scott Thorman was the Braves' opening-day first baseman and a house was considered a good investment.
No. 2: Our Boys. Huddy has been excellent the past two seasons. Beachy looks like he might be ready to pitch deeper and become a superb fourth starter. Health is obviously a question for Hanson and Jurrjens. The Braves lack a true ace the likes of Halladay or (if healthy) J. Johnson. But the quality goes deep. With bad injury luck, the Nats or even Marlins could surpass our starting staff. But If JJ and Tommy make 30 starts each and Beachy progresses, this group will be as good as any in the league except for …..
No. 1: The Phils. It's a tired song, but it's true. Halladay, Lee and Hamels–forgive me, Lord — are as imposing as prime Glavine, Maddux and Smoltz. Lat season, all three Phillies pitched more than 215 innings, had ERAs under 2.80 and posted WHIPs under 1.05. They have three No. 1 starters, plain and simple. Vance Worley was good last year. Joe Blanton is average. When you have a clear-cut advantage three of every five games, your fourth and fifth guys can be average.
Good news for Bravos: Prince to Tigers
Nine years, $214 million. To quote Wimpy Paciorek, "Wow."
I was convinced Fielder was going to end up with the Nats, a move that would've made D.C. instant contenders in the East.
Thank you, Mike Illitch.
That second WC may come in handy
According to Buster Olney, rival execs believe the Nats are going to land Prince Fielder, bad news for Braves fans. Adding him to a line-up that already boasts Ryan Zimmerman, Michael Morse and Jayson Werth (a decent bet to rebound with those big guns protecting him in the batting order) — along with up-and-comers Wilson Ramos, Danny Espinosa and Bryce Harper — sends a message that the future is now in D.C.
While their pitching lacks the depth of the Braves staff, it's fronted by a trio of young studs (Strasburg, Jordan Zimmerman and Gio Gonzalez) and anchored by top set-up reliever Tyler Clippard and stud closer Drew Storen.
The Marlins have grabbed the headlines so far this offseason but even if they don't sign Fielder I fear the Nats more.
10 years for Pujols!?!
That's the Marlins' latest offer for Pujols, who would be 42 at the end of the contract. Bad for the Fish in the long run, but next year …
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Omar Infante
John Buck
Emilio Bonifacio
Could the Braves have the lowest payroll in the NL East?
Probably not in 2012, as Ken Rosenthal reports the Braves are likely to raise payroll, although I'm guessing it will be a modest (think $5 million) increase, if any.
It'll be a slight jump compared to the Nats and Marlins, who are reportedly bidding on the likes of Pujols, Fielder, C.J. Wilson and Reyes. Signing just one of those players would bump their payrolls — $63 million and $56 million in 2011, respectively — into the Braves' neighborhood.
That neighborhood will also likely include the Mets, looking to shed a significant amount from the $118 million it spent last season. How does you spend $118 million and end up with R.J. Dickey as your ace?
Let's hope he's as overrated as Tebow
Nationals prospect and Yankees fan Bryce Harper, aka Borasbot II, strikes the cliched prose popularized by the 2011 version of Gilbert Renfroe. Get ready to start hating Harper — his performance in the Arizona Fall League has spurred talk of the Nats including him on the Opening Day roster.
Next year could be tougher
At least in the NL East. The Phils will still be the Phils and the Nats are already talking about bolstering their rotation.
The Nationals have sent a scout to Oakland to watch Rangers left-hander C.J. Wilson pitch against the Athletics on Wednesday, according to two baseball sources.
It more than likely means that the Nationals will have interest in Wilson, who is a free agent after the World Series.
Wilson, Strasburg and Zimmerman would be a formidable trio. Jayson Stark reports scouts expect Prince Fielder to end up with the Nats, who've also discussed trading for B.J. Upton. Even the Marlins are making noise about spending big. I doubt they'll exceed the Braves' payroll but I wouldn't be surprised if the Nats do.
Closing the gap
Philly columnist: Braves nothing to worry about
Uh, six-game lead?
The Braves are a nice team, really nice in some ways, but the notion that leapfrogging the Braves would require super-human effort is ridiculous. The Phillies, if they play as they can, have nothing to worry about, either from Atlanta or from their alleged co-rivals, the Mets.
Braves will lose no ground on roadtrip
The local nine left Atlanta leading the Mets by two games and the Phils by five. After tonight's win they've added two games to their lead. So no matter what happens the rest of the weekend, this road trip qualifies as a success.
Guess who's still on the Mets payroll?
And it's for another 25 years! The Wall Street Journal has a funny piece up about how the Mutts are paying Bobby Bonilla more than $1 million a year between now and 2035 per the agreement to buy out the last year of his contract back in 2000.
How much was he due in that final year of his deal? $5.9 million.
Jay Hey not the only NL East star DL'd
Utley and Polanco were both placed on the 15-day DL Tuesday. That's good timing for the Bravos, who head to Philly next week for a three-game series.
The Nats are beginning to scare me
Steven Strasburg has been virtually unhittable in the minors and will likely make his major league debut by the first of June. Now there's talk Roy Oswalt might join him in D.C. It would be a smart move even if they were out of contention as it's asking a lot of a rookie pitcher — no matter how talented — to carry a staff.
Face-off I can't wait to see
Nats vs. Braves is about to get much more interesting. Hope I'm there the first time the Jay Hey Kid steps in against Stephen Strasburg's (alleged) 103 MPH fastball.


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Telecom has acknowledged that its YahooXtra email service had been compromised by hackers - after it initially blamed customers for the massive spam invasion.
Hundreds of thousands of emails - blank apart from a generic greeting and a link to a website asking for personal details, including credit card numbers - could possibly have been sent from YahooXtra accounts to anyone in the users' contacts lists.
Clicking on the link gives hackers access to the recipient's contacts, meaning the scam has the potential to affect all 450,000 YahooXtra users.
Internet safety organisation Netsafe said it looked "like the single biggest email takeover event that we have seen".
The number of malicious emails would be getting "exponentially bigger" throughout yesterday as people unknowingly clicked on the links.
Telecom initially said gullible customers must have fallen victim to the "phishing" scam after clicking on suspicious links.
But Institute of Information Technology Professionals chief executive Paul Matthews said it was not a user- generated problem, and that YahooXtra's own security had been breached.
Telecom then "double-checked" with Yahoo and admitted the mail service itself had been compromised in "two separate but potentially related malicious attacks" over the past few days.
Telecom spokeswoman Jo Jalfon confirmed the rogue emails could have been sent out without any involvement from account holders. The vulnerability had been addressed, she said, but Telecom advised all customers to change their email passwords.
Netsafe director Martin Cocker said clicking on a link in a malicious email could result in malware being downloaded to the user's web browser. Hackers could then use that to monitor computer use, potentially allowing them to steal bank and credit card details.
He advised anyone with concerns to visit Netsafe's website for information on how to scan their computer.
Ms Jalfon said Telecom and Yahoo had been upfront with customers. The companies learned YahooXtra had been compromised only yesterday afternoon after it was confronted with doubts about customers being to blame.
Telecom outsourced its email service to YahooXtra in 2006. Ms Jalfon said it stood behind the service and accepted responsibility. However, it would be seeking an explanation from Yahoo as to the cause of the security failure. Telecom retail boss Chris Quin also apologised.
Telecommunications Users Association New Zealand chief executive Paul Brislen said he expected Telecom to go further and seek compensation from Yahoo for breaching its service agreement.
"Telecom was left out on a limb because Yahoo was parroting the line that it was a user-generated problem quite late in the day. You have to rely on your suppliers, and if [Yahoo] is saying, 'It's not us, it's a phishing attack on individuals,' [Telecom] can do nothing but trust them."
Mr Brislen said compensation for individual email users was possible, but would have to be negotiated case by case.
"You might be able to say something about loss of reputation, but really, I don't think you're going to get very far."
The spam attack has been "extremely embarrassing" for Megan Williams - and she hopes her colleagues understand.
When the Hastings disputes resolution worker logged in to her professional inbox on Sunday, she found about 20 emails advising that emails she had not sent had not been delivered.
"I then got a couple of responses from people who obviously had received emails from me that I hadn't sent."
Mrs Williams did not know who among her online address book had been contacted, so she could not warn them her account had been hacked. "At that point I didn't know what was happening.
"I didn't want to send a bulk email to everybody, because again, if they all hadn't received one, then I would have looked just as silly. I just hoped that people would understand that these emails weren't from me."
The spam was extremely embarrassing, she said.
"I've got hundreds and hundreds of clients - legal people, courts, judges - that would have got emails from me, that weren't from me at all.
"They would have thought it was something credible. They would have known I wasn't sending them garbage."
She had also received spam emails from other people who were affected, she said. One woman she knew had received a message from her friend's mother, who died three years ago.
Mrs Williams' son, whom she asked to look into the spam attack, contacted Xtra on Sunday night, and was told it had nothing to do with the company.
Mrs Williams then bought new anti-virus software, at the cost of $100, for which she hopes to be compensated.
"Obviously I needn't have done that. But as far as my business is concerned, I would hope that everyone who got an email from me would know that it wasn't from me by now."
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I got this for my dad for his birthday and he loves it. It's 100 percent cotton and very thick which is great for when he's doing yardwork as well as skiing. Item fits him true to size. He's around 5'9"170, and I got him a medium (which he usually wears) and he said the fit is perfect. Would recommend for someone who is looking for a thicker more durable hoodie!
Love it
- Familiarity: I gave it as a gift but have feedback to share
- Fit: True to size
I use to work for a tree company and all the men loved these sweatshirts so I bought 1 for my boyfriend and 1 for my brother this Christmas since they are always outside and they love them. The warmest thing ever, they want more. I had to see what the rant was about so I borrowed one of theirs to go bait a tree stand in the snow and I didn't really need anything else besides gloves and a hat I was good. Very comfy and strong. I wasn't happy about the price but I guess it's worth it if they are going to last a while.