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Sydney Derby To Open Season 2016/17
Jun 09 2016 11:45 AM | mack in A-League Articles
The new A-League season will open for the Wanderers with the Sydney Derby on Saturday the 8th of October at ANZ Stadium.
The competition proper kicks off with Brisbane vs Melbourne Victory on Friday the 7th of October, with Wellington vs Melbourne City preceding the Derby on Saturday, and Perth vs Central Coast on after. Newcastle vs Adelaide ends the round.
Western Sydney will face their grand final opponents, Adelaide United, in the first away match of the campaign, on Friday the 14th in Adelaide. The first A-League match for the Wanderers at the Sydney Olympic Showground will be in round 3 against the Newcastle Jets on Sunday the 23rd. An interesting quirk of the draw and the Wellington home fixtures means that both games against Wellington (Rounds 11 & 18) will be played in Auckland & New Plymouth respectively.
New Years Day will see the Wanderers play Perth at ANZ Stadium while a "community" round match will take place against Newcastle at Campbelltown stadium on the 22nd of January. The season ends with an away game against Adelaide United on the 15th of April, with the finals to take place between the 21st of April & Sunday the 7th of May for the Grand Final.
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Another Grand Final Defeat, In Adelaide
May 01 2016 06:01 PM | mack in First Team Match Reports
Adelaide United have lifted the A-League Championship after a 3-1 win at Adelaide Oval tonight.
The Western Sydney Wanderers never looked like winning, handing the initiative to the home side from early in the contest, with a brief flurry of activity in the second half not enough to even draw level.
Bruce Kamau opened the scoring in front of 50,000 spectators, taking advantage of seriously inept defending from Scott Jamieson to turn in Marcelo Carrusca's cross unmarked. it got worse for the visitors after half an hour, as Nikolai Topor-Stanley gave away a silly foul just outside the box. Isaias stepped up to the dead ball and curled it over the wall, and into the top left corner of Andrew Redmayne's goal, a striker that no keeper in the world would have stopped.
The most unlikely of sources gave the Wanderers a sniff, on the hour mark Santalab combined with Castelen, the striker laying the ball with a flick into the path of Scott Neville, who unleashed a stunning outside of the foot half-volley that flew into the back of the net.
While the Wanderers huffed and puffed in search of an equaliser, it was Adelaide who eventually blew the house down, substitute Pablo Sanchez taking advantage of a horrible error by Kearyn Baccus, gifting the ball to Sanchez inside the box, his shot was past Redmayne and his poor attempted save, clinching the Championship on the stroke of 90 minutes.
After coming from 3 behind last week against the Roar, Tony Popovic was outcoached, and his team outplayed, as Adelaide swarmed the Wanderers midfield, giving Dimas & Andreu no time on the ball. The Wanderers attack went silent once again, as Castelen reverted to his usual 5 touches then lose the ball ways, Mark Bridge might as well have been wearing a cloaking device, and Mitch Nichols could easily have been yanked off the pitch before half-time, and even though he got through to the break, only lasted 10 minutes after it.
The off season promises yet another clear out. It is time to let Mark Bridge & Topor-Stanley go after their Asian pay cheques, forigeners Alberto Aguilar, Andreu, Castelen & Piovaccari are all set to leave the club in the weeks to come, U21 players Liam Youlley, Shayne D'Cunha & Daniel Alessi are also up on the chopping block, short term signings Matt Sim & Liam Reddy have not done much to expect a full season renewal, and Golgol Mebrahtu will be cut after making no mark on the A-League after 3 seasons.
The Wanderers will play next season at Sydney Olympic Park, as Parramatta Stadium is demolished for a 3+ year new build. Despite the Grand Final loss the club will play a 3rd Asian Champions League campaign.
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Adelaide United vs Western Sydney Wanderers 1/5/2016 3:30PM
Apr 25 2016 12:02 AM | mack in First Team Pre-Match Articles
Adelaide United vs Western Sydney Wanderers
Date and Local Kick-Off Time at Stadium: Sunday 1 May 2016 - 3:30PM
Sydney Kick-Off Time: 4:00PM EST
Round: Grand Final
Competition: A-League Final Series
Location: Adelaide, South Australia
Stadium: Adelaide Oval
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5-4 Extra Time Epic Sends WSW To Adelaide Grand Final
Apr 24 2016 08:18 PM | mack in First Team Match Reports
A ridiculous comeback from 3-0 down set up an extra time thriller that ended in a 5-4 win that sends the Western Sydney Wanderers to the grand final in Adelaide next week.
In what was the true last match for the Western Sydney Wanderers at Parramatta Stadium before it is rebuilt, the two sides delivered an epic match that could quite rightly be called the best A-League game ever, for a place in the Grand Final against Adelaide.
The visitor Roar took the lead after 15 minutes. A set piece saw Andreu judged to have handballed inside the box with the resultant penalty being taken by Dimitri Petratos. Petratos' powerful strike evaded Andrew Redmayne for a 0-1 scoreline.
The night went from bad to worse for Andreu, as he added an own goal to his penalty handball. After giving away the free kick in the first place, he failed to maintain an appropriate bodyshape in the 6 yard box as Coronoa whipped in a fast ball into the middle of the area. A desperate flick of his leg couldn't stop the ball rebounding off his back, giving Redmayne no chance at all.
The self-inflicted wounds came again to see Roar take a 3-0 lead. A long ball down the right flank found Brandon Borello, his first time cut-back found Jamie Maclaren. The gun striker turned and fired, an unfortunate deflection from Alberto Aguilar caused the ball to tumble past the outstretched arm of Redmayne.
Thankfully for the Wanderers they were the next to score. Jade North gave away a foul with a poor tackle on Brendon Santalab, just outside the D semi-circle and right in front. Romeo Castelen stepped up to take the free kick. Jamie Young made a complete mess of his wall, giving the Wanderers a straight shot at the goal. The bad placement was compounded by a terrible reaction to Castelen's shot. The winger fired straight at goal, the keeper had taken a step to his left before the ball had been struck, putting him off-balance as the shot whistled past at a thunderous pace.
5 minutes before half-time the Wanderers cut the Roar's lead down to 1 goal. Dimas Delgado spotted the Roar defence playing far too high up the park, and set Brendon Santalab a task with a neat ball over the top. Santalab burned James Donachie and his idiotic man-bun for pace, then turned Donachie around, fired at near post past Jamie Young to make the game 3-2.
Momentum stayed with the Wanderers in the second half, and it didn't take long for Castlen to secure his brace and put the Wanderers level with Brisbane. A set piece was cleared by Corono but only as far as Scott Jamieson. The fullback lofted the ball back into the penalty area where it was knocked down by Nikolai Topor-Stanley into the path of Mitch Nichols. The ball sat up reasonably well and he shot at goal, it was palmed away by Jamie Young but Mark Bridge pounced, his shot rebounding off Young only to fall right at the feet of Castelen who fired into the roof of the net to make the game 3-3.
Until this game no team had ever come from 3 goals behind to take the lead. On the hour mark Dimas fired a free kick into the penalty box, where Young elected to punch, it looped into the air. Thomas Broich & Romeo Castelen tangled as the ball came down, Broich apparently losing it in the air, allowing Castelen to strike a thunderbolt on the half-volley that blew past Jamie Young.
Brisbane, having to score to send the game into extra time, began to press higher and higher, and eventually that paid dividends. A counter-attack started by Hervas ended with Tommy Oar, who released Henrique, he attempted a shot only to screw it wide but perfectly into the path of Maclaren who had a tap-in from 6 yards out to bring the game level once again. Extra time inched closer and closer with neither team willing to lose in normal time.
The first half of extra time began with Wanderers dominating the play, with a handful of chances going begging from Bridge & Castelen among others before they finally took one in the 102nd minute. Shannon Cole's neat work in the middle found Mark Bridge who played a 1-2 with Dario Vidosic. A placed shot had Young diving to push the ball away, Bridge reacted first, he pounced on the loose ball and slammed the ball across the face of the goal, Vidosic's near post run was rewarded as the marquee attacker flicked over Young to make the score an incredible 5-4.
Brisbane were out on their feet, and even with the help of Queensland referee Peter Green on their side, weren't able to equalise again to take the game to penalties. The Wanderers triumphed after 120 minutes of scintillating football, and they will face Adelaide next Sunday in their 3rd attempt to win the A-League Championship.
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Western Sydney Wanderers vs Brisbane Roar 24/4/2016 5:00PM
Apr 18 2016 06:56 PM | mack in First Team Pre-Match Articles
Western Sydney Wanderers vs Brisbane Roar
Date and Local Kick-Off Time at Stadium: Sunday 24 April 2016 - 5:00PM
Sydney Kick-Off Time: 5:00PM EST
Round: Semi-Final
Competition: A-League Final Series
Location: Parramatta, New South Wales
Stadium: Parramatta Stadium
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Corn, tomatoes, squash...I could almost pick my seeds in my sleep. Planting the same crops in my little veggie garden year after year is safe, predictable and boring! I garden partly to learn, so trying something new every year is a must. Edamame (edible soybeans) gave me a pleasant learning experience last year. Read More
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Dozens of kinds of vegetables grow in home gardens. But nearly all of those crops have their "roots" in just a few plant families. Look at vegetable gardening with a family focus. Understand the special needs and attributes of vegetable families when planning and tending your garden. In this article: tips and tidbits about onions, garlic, and other members of their family, Alliaceae. Read More
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Spring was a mad rush, summer was a long, hot slog. The yard work had no end in sight. But when chilly days arrive and all the plants are put to bed, we just want to enjoy the garden a bit longer. Bring on the fire! Adding a firepit extends and enhances the usefulness and beauty of your outdoor living spaces. Read More
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at night time my daughter says that my speech gets slurred and i seem to stagger when i walk. i am type 2 diabetic, have high blood pressure, high clolesterol, neoropaty in the left leg and foot. any ideas what could be causeing my problems?
Slurring of speech and imbalance at night time?
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17 Jul 2011
Vonnie is absolutely right, the fact of age unresolved elevated Blood pressure, problems with high chloestrol staggering those are symptoms of something or a symptoms of multiple things that require you to get medical care asap, Diabtes is another thing to add to the mix, if it is allowed to continue I am not trying to scare you but it's dangerous to fool around with symptoms such as these I wish you only the very best! Caringsonbj
pLEASE do not put this off.
18 Jul 2011
I agree that you need to see your Dr for evaluation but I'm curious, have you checked your blood sugars when you have these episodes? Slurred speech and staggering can be signs that your blood sugar is way out of whack. Anytime you have unusual feelings and symptoms, always check your blood sugar and record it! If you notice a pattern this can be very valuable to your Dr.
21 Jul 2011
I agree with everyone so far, you need a full exam by your doctor. With your history and list of problems it would be difficult to determine the cause without more information. I do agree that you should check you blood sugar when these episodes occur. Low blood sugar is easy enough to correct, but with everything you've listed, notifying your doctor would be the prudent thing to do.
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He's a guy who wears his hunting trophies around his neck and has bagged a wild turkey on the morning before a game in which he pitched.
He's been known to brush his teeth in the dugout and conform to superstitious game-time routines.
And his wife once was resigned to phone for a search-and-rescue effort when he failed to come home from a hunt.
Indeed, Philadelphia Phillies reliever Turk Wendell is a character, and he loves his hunting as much as his does his sport.
When asked by ESPN Outdoors last season during an "Athletes in the Outdoors" interview to compare baseball and hunting, the 34-year-old Wendell, then playing with the New York Mets, came up with a real doozie of a response.
"I like to think of the hitters as the animal and me as the hunter," Wendell said.
"Well, it is a battle of survival," he explained. "With animals in the woods, you are on their turf. And hitters are out there battling you for your survival. You are trying to put food on the table, and they are trying to take it away."
What else would you expect from a player who wears No. 13 and has been dubbed "the nutty reliever?"
Heck, this is a fellow who is remembered on his alma mater's Web site at Quinnipiac University for not starting games until the right fielder tipped his hat. "Once it took 15 minutes to start because the outfielder forgot," director of athletics emeritus Burt Kahn is quoted as saying.
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ESPN Outdoors: "So, when you aren't hunting, I imagine you are in to watching animals."
Turk Wendell: "Oh yeah, that is what I try to explain to people. They ask, 'How can you kill such beautiful animals?'
"I love animals, probably more than the next guy. When I'm not hunting them, I like to watch them; they just intrigue me. "
EO: "I try to explain to my wife about hunting and often I defer to the hunter's pledge that I keep in my wallet; the first line reads, 'Respect the environment and wildlife.'"
TW: "Exactly. Everyone always asks me why I where this necklace. And I say because it is mine. That is my tribute to the animals I have harvested. So that spirit of the animal lives on."
EO: "Is that a bear claw on the necklace?"
TW: "I've got a polar bear claw on there that an Eskimo sent me; he said that it was good luck. That is the only thing that I haven't shot. But I've got mountain lion claws, elk teeth, turkey spurs, wild pig teeth and a buffalo tooth."
EO: "This is your tribute to the animals, and it is out of respect. So is the necklace always on you?"
TW: "Yes."
EO: "What is this Good Guy Award (from the New York Press Photographers Association in February 2000) you got?"
TW: "I don't know. I don't pay attention to all that stuff. Whatever the writers write and vote on. I do a lot of charity work, especially for kids, off the field.
"But I've gotten to the point where I don't want any acknowledgment for anything I do. I don't want any press there, no photographs, no TV. I do it for nobody else except for me; I don't need to see it on the news, and I don't need people to see it on the news."
EO: "Can hunting be a diversion?"
TW: "I wouldn't say a diversion or distraction. I would say it is a way to get away from the game, so that when you come back to the game it makes it fresh again."
EO: "Tell me about your turkey hunting with (former Mets teammate) Rick White. Would you guys go out early on the day of a night game?"
TW: "Oh, yeah. Get up early, come back, take a nap; no different than getting up and doing something else."
EO: "What does the team think about you hunting on the day you might be pitching?"
TW: "I don't know. I'm sure if I was pitching badly, they'd think badly on it."
EO: "Have you gotten any grief over it?"
TW: "No, not yet, knock on wood until this comes out."
EO: "You have the reputation of being the 'nutty reliever.' (Wendell once was renowned for slamming his rosin bag onto the mound and brushing his teeth in the dugout, superstitious habits he gave up at the behest of his manager.) Do you have any superstitions for hunting?"
TW: "I don't know. If I'm bowhunting, I change the bow or arrows to try to change up my luck. I'm a pretty firm believer of finding a lucky penny and putting it in my boot."
EO: "Have you been any luckier when you found a penny?"
TW: "Oh, heck yeah."
EO: "What would you do if you had a bad streak of hunting days?"
TW: "I don't know a person who doesn't have a bad streak of hunting days; that's why it is called hunting not killing, fishing not catching."
EO: "What do you consider your specialty?"
TW: "Deer hunting, with a bow."
EO: "What is your most memorable day in the field?"
TW: "I don't know, I've had so many. I had a pretty good feeling when I shot my first deer. It was a long shot and I stalked the deer for quite a while. Then there was the time I was hunting mountain lion, when everyone thought I got stranded and lost in the woods."
EO: "When did this happen?"
TW: "January 2000."
EO: "What happened?"
TW: "I tracked a lion for 15 miles (in Colorado). I finally got him and it was right at dark. There was no way I would have made it back before sundown.
"So rather than taking the risk of walking in the wilderness with this 180-pound lion in the dark, and maybe breaking an ankle or twisting an ankle, I simply spent the night, built a fire and walked out the next morning.
"I had no means of getting a hold of my wife. So, when I didn't come home, she got worried and called search and rescue. I didn't know it was going to be 17-below that night, either."
EO: "Were you by yourself?"
TW: "No, I was with a guide."
EO: "So, you were never worried?"
TW: "No, neither one of us were ever worried."
EO: "How did you get the cat out of there?"
TW: "We walked back and found an easier way to get him back."
EO: "Was that your first mountain lion?"
TW: "Yeah."
EO: "How was that thrill?"
TW: "It's just the thrill of if you are in good enough shape to keep up with the dogs. The dogs pretty much do all the work; it's when you get to the lion, it's a little, uh ... , 'Well, now I've got to the lion.' When you get to the lion, it's pretty much a done deal; they are so elusive that some people never even see them."
EO: "Do you ever get satisfaction out of not pulling the trigger?"
TW: "You have to do your part in game management. I try to help people understand the rules and ethics of hunting. People that don't do it are usually people that have no knowledge. I try to explain that they don't know they have to save up so much food for the next year."
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text: I'd think that the biggest problem with LTSP over wireless would be finding a wireless card or minimal boot image capable of initiating a connection to the correct AP (how does it know the right one?) and authenticating (if using WEP or WPA). -- Michael Hall mhall119 at gmail.com On Sun, 2011-01-09 at 17:41 -0600, David Groos wrote: > Hi All, > Here's an update on this topic from the discussion on the edubuntu > channel today. I edited it a bit for brevity and focus and ease of > reading. This will be useful to document the ideas given. > David > > > alkisg: LTSP over wireless will be kinda slow, maybe *nx would fare > better > > dgroos: Possible, though? How about with gigabit wireless with a > ratio of 1 router to 10 clients? > > alkisg: Sure, it's possible, as long as you have an appropriate > initramfs locally, e.g. in a usb stick > To check if the performance suffices, you can temporarily test with > XDMCP, it has the same performance as ltsp > I.e. enable xdmcp in /etc/gdm/custom.conf, and run X -query on e.g. 10 > standalone clients over wireless > I've never seen a gigabit wireless link so I don't know how that would > perform > > vmlintu: fat clients might perform better over wireless > > dgroos: Right, wireless N is rated at 300 MB/sec... > Thanks for the ideas to try the XDMCP, I'll give that a go in the > coming month or 2 and get back to the list. > thanks for the idea--I would just need an additional 512 MB ram for > each thin client I'm on and they should work fine (Pentinum 4's). > > vmlintu: I should do some testing with fat clients over wireless some > day too > > alkisg: Some form of local image cloning + syncing is needed there, > otherwise with regular 50mbps wireless they're slow > I read a paper once about a modified nfs client that used lots of > local caching, that would be ideal but I don't think they're > maintaining it after the initial implementatino > > mhall119: IIRC, samba does a good job of local caching > > alkisg: mhall119: that persists across reboots? > > mhall119: probably not, no > > alkisg: That wouldn't help then :( > > dgroos: when you say 'local image cloning + syncing' do you mean that > the disk image would be stored on the USB flash drive, and that that > image would be synched during each session? > > alkisg: yes, but ideally it wouldn't need to be synced as a whole, but > only the parts that the clients needs to read each time > So it wouldn't add any boot or other overhead > E.g. the user would say "reserve 1 Gb on that usb stick for caching", > and that'd be all, even if the fat client image was 10 Gb. > > dgroos: So, this is LTSP with a fat client but 'X' is stored locally > on a USB stick, with the parts of X updated as needed. Not quite sure > what this, "X" is, yet. Are you saying that the USB stick would have > 10 GB on it or 1 GB? > > alkisg: 1 > dgroos: ... So, the incrementally updated image might be about 1 gig > only. This 'cached' info, that's on RAM? Thus the need for more than > 2 GB RAM? Or that could be on the USB stick? > > alkisg: No no it's not related to RAM, I just tried to give a similar > example > The clients wouldn't need any additional RAM for that, the cache > would be on the usb stick, stored asynchronously so that it wouldn't > add any overhead > E.g. when you have an 1 Gb image, and a client boots, it might read > just 20-50 Mb > It would store those on the stick, so the next time it booted it would > just have to ask the server "has this part changed? no? then I'll read > it from the stick, don't send it to me over the network" > > dgroos: Right. And stick access is pretty quick! > How much work/time do you see setting up something like this would > take someone in-the-know? > > alkisg: And scales well. And local disks could also be used (e.g. > ntfs partitions), if available > A lot, implementing properly a caching file system over the network > is no easy task. E.g. that caching nfs-client was implemented but > abandoned, I'm sure there's a reason behind it abandonment :D > > dgroos: I wonder how important this feature would be to other > educators? > > alkisg: A lot, it'd be useful for 100mbps networks too, and if > implemented properly (with caching ldap) it would even allow a > classroom to be still used when a server goes down > (not exactly ltsp anymore...) > > dgroos: It seems there would be *lots* of overlap, however. > > alkisg: I think in Spain they chose to sync the image from the server > on each boot instead of using ltsp, I imagine if such a thing was > implemented they would use it too (thousands of installations there) > > dgroos: There site is powered by plone... > http://www.guadalinex.org/que-es-guadalinex > > vmlintu: Maybe the ltsp image could be sync'ed in initramfs to local > hard drive > That might be worth a try.. it'd take quite a long time to transfer a > 10 gig fat client image, though.. > > dgroos: How often would this have to happen? > > vmlintu: every time the image changes, I guess > Using rsync would probably shorten the time quite a bit, though > > dgroos: could it be only the part that had changed--incremental I'm > trying to say, somehow? > > vmlintu: rsync transfers only the parts that have changed - we use > that now to transfer ltsp images to our servers > > dgroos: OK. Could one use USB sticks instead of HD to increase > speed, significantly? > > vmlintu: most usb sticks I have tried have been slower than hard > drives > > alkisg: dgroos: are you mainly talking about thin or fat clients? > > alkisg: Because if you have enough bandwidth for thin clients > (sending videos, X traffic etc) it would more than cover the > networked-disk part... not much need for caching there > > dgroos: Well, I'm very big into recycling older Pentium 3 and 4 > machines so I would say for the near future thin clients using lots of > localapps, but if it were just pentium 4's with a gig of RAM I'd say > fat clients for sure. > > alkisg: dgroos: nice, but as in the local ministry proposal, I'd > prefer a little larger tables, with an ltsp server on the bottom of > each table ;) > This way the netbooks/pcs/tablets/whatever there could have wired > connections to the ltsp server, and the server be wirelessly connected > to the internet > > dgroos: Excellent idea with the local ltsp server! > I could make that work, maybe... > Would a pentium 4 with 1 gig ram be enough for a 3-computer ltsp > server? Would sch-scripts still work on them? > would it need a gig NIC? > > alkisg: That server could have 3x100mbps network cards, I think > that'd be cheaper than gigabit+switch+whatever > sch-scripts would work, sure > About the pentium 4 with 1 gb ram... well it would work, but I don't > know if you'd be satisfied with the performance > > dgroos: How about the performance if the other 3 were running as fat > clients? as localapps? if the server had 2 gigs ram? I know you > don't know from experience--just asking your best guess. > > alkisg: For fat clients, you can have a very old ltsp server with > just 512 MB RAM and a fast disk > No cpu/much ram is needed there > Of course if you have 2 Gb, it'll be used for caching... > > dgroos: regular 7200 fast *enough*? > > alkisg: Sure > > dgroos > : I'll be doing tests on this in the next couple of months and report > back :) > dgroos: I'll post related parts of this to my question on the list > serve as well. > > alkisg: dgroos: have you ever checked multiseat? > It allows a single pc to have lots of screens + mice + keyboards > Check the video there: > http://www2.userful.com/products/userful-multiseat-linux > There are multiple implementations, I just gave the link for the nice > video > > dgroos: Thanks! I'll be checking that out as well, and adding some > notes to my blog... > [4:58PM] dgroos: Thanks alkisg, vmlintu and mhall119!


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This is a fun Valentine's theme volunteer events. Come support the homeless by volunteering with the Breaking Bread ministry of LaSalle Church near downtown. They are hosting their annual Valentine's day dance party and need volunteers to help out. Volunteers will also get to enjoy the party and festivities as well. There will be live bands and fun dances! and you may meet your special love while volunteering with wonderful people! :)
Volunteers will help with greeting the party guests, setup tables and chairs, serve dinner, help clean up after the event, and anything else to keep the party run smoothly. You get to dance and enjoy the party too!
Breaking Bread ministry reaches out to hungry and homeless individuals and families in our neighborhood. Each Wednesday evening, they serve a home-cooked meal to more than 100 guests, in a restaurant style setting to treat all guest with dignity and kindness. They also provide clothing, referrals, health services, and a family experience for their guests.
Event date: This Friday, Feb 7th, 2014
Time: 5:30 pm to 8:30 pm
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Please report to Marianne or Keith in the kitchen, and let her know you are with Wilson's volunteer team.
If you do not want to volunteer, you can also come as a guest and enjoy the party. Admission is free, but cash donations are welcome to support the organization's ongoing mission to help the homeless. If you just want to come as a party guest, DO NOT RSVP and take up a volunteer spot. Just post a message on this post to say you are coming and how many guests you are bringing with you.
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I had a great time, I brought my friend to help out as well. I just wished there would have been complimentary or discounted parking for the volunteers. I came from Hoffman Estates
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Wish we had more to do but it was nice sharing in a common goal of helping others :)
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When Joe Maddon interviewed for the Red Sox' managerial position following the 2003 season, he lived a very different existence than the one the 57-year-old currently occupies.
Other than two brief stints as the Angels' interim manager, Maddon had never run his own major league team, never mind one as talented and high-profile as the Red Sox. But since then, the affable Hazleton, Penn., native has managed 972 games with the Rays, winning 495 of them while making the playoffs three out of the last four years.
He spends his offseasons in a resort community in Huntington Beach, Calif., while enjoying the sunshine of the Tampa Bay area throughout the baseball season. But most notably, Maddon is living the life as one of the most coveted managers in the game, a notion that isn't lost on those Red Sox followers wondering who could replace Terry Francona as their team's next skipper.
This time, however, Maddon would be saying "thanks, but no thanks."
"Honestly, I love where I work and who I work with," said Maddon, whose team has won 91 or more games in three of the past four years despite carrying a payroll south of $50 million. "I did interview for the job several years ago and I was really excited about that opportunity. But right now, at this point in my life, there's no other place I would rather be than the Tampa Bay Rays. I mean that sincerely. Ownership. Front office. Players. Coaching staff. I cannot ask for a better situation. There isn't a better situation. And it isn't always about money. For me it isn't always about money. I really am humbled by that thought, but at the end of the day I am a Ray and I want to be a Ray."
Yet, there is somebody he believes the Red Sox might want to take a look at -- Tampa Bay bench coach Dave Martinez.
"I know that he is ready in the dugout, for sure," Maddon said of the 47-year-old Martinez, who has served as the Rays' bench coach for the past four seasons. "He's got a really good grasp of the game. He utilizes information well. His preparedness is very good. His ability to get what he needs to across to the players is very good, also. For me he's been invaluable because I do trust him with a lot on a daily basis. He takes a lot off my plate. I know he's able to do those things, and do them during the course of a game. So that stuff I have no doubt about.
"The other side, the media side, the handling of all the other things a manager has to do, I think he has to go into that like anybody going into Boston for the first time. Even an inexperienced guy would have to deal with a learning curve there, too, if you haven't been in that size of a market. I'm not saying he can't do it. I think he can do it. I'm just saying that would be the part he would probably have to work at the most. The stuff on the field, in the dugout, the clubhouse, all that stuff, he is very good at."
When reached at his Huntington Beach home by WEEI.com, Maddon said he wasn't aware of the Red Sox asking permission to talk to Martinez, who has been rumored to be a candidate for the team's managing job.
While Martinez' exposure to the Rays' way of doing things would seem to enhance his stock in the eyes of the baseball world, he has never managed at the major league level. New Sox general manager Ben Cherington, however, has stated that the team will not require its next skipper to possess big league managerial experience.
Whomever the candidate, perhaps one of the most important attributes many Sox followers will be looking for from their team's next manager is the ability to enact a sense of discipline. That is a trait Maddon says won't be hard to find if Martinez comes to town.
"Davey will not have any problem with that, trust me," the Rays' manager said. "He's been very helpful to me. The way I like to keep things is that I really believe in a pecking order and things should not get back to me unless it's absolutely necessary because once it gets back to the manager that means all these other filters have experienced a problem. They're supposed to take care of it and I'm not supposed to hear about it. That means somebody is being a stool-pigeon or somebody is ratting on somebody. There's all kinds of stuff that occurs that somebody else needs to do. Then if it's just not going to get done, then I need to get involved. I don't think everybody understands that overall concept. When they talk about policing themselves, I don't think people understand what is truly meant by that. If it gets back to me it has gotten through a lot of different filters that at some point should have eradicated this problem if they're doing their job or if they're being a good teammate.
"Davey has cut off a lot of things at the pass for me. I know that he's not afraid somebody is not going to like him because he's being honest with them. At the end of the day, a major league baseball player wants honesty. They may not react well or like it in the beginning when you first present it to them, but upon reflection I think they're going to accept it and they're going to thank you for it eventually. And Davey will do that, no doubt."
If Martinez is asked to interview for the Red Sox job, Maddon feels he can give his coach an idea of what might be waiting for him, having been one of three finalists for the Sox' managing position before it was given to Terry Francona heading into the '04 season.
"It was my first formal interview, and I knew they were going to be very well organized, prepared and have specific ideas and thoughts, and they did," said Maddon, who was hired by Tampa Bay a year after interviewing in Boston. "It was an exercise. They laid out topics and all this stuff that would create conversation. For me that was typically what you would expect from [former Sox GM Theo Epstein], that he would be very well organized, and the concepts would be very well laid out. It was presented like a conversation but it was more than that, based on how they laid it out. So for me it was a very bright way of doing it, not unlike what I went through with the Rays a couple of years after that. I'm certain that [new Sox GM Ben Cherington] would do the same thing or something similar based on his relationship with Theo, executing a well-thought exercise that would create conversation. That's what I got out of it."
Maddon understands what may be waiting for Martinez if the opportunity in Boston is presented.
Besides playing the Sox 18 times in '11, the manager has also followed the goings-on since Francona and Red Sox parted ways at season's end.
"The biggest surprise is how anybody could say anything bad about Terry Francona. That just blows me away," he said. "It's not just a manager defending a manager, but this is a guy who has done wonderful things for that organization and that city. Somebody else who was a good teammate should have said something earlier. Of course it's Terry's responsibility ultimately, but if everybody is doing their job that stuff is squashed well before it got to that point. That's just true. For me, to have Terry in any shape or form be victimized or become this polarizing figure just makes no sense. That's the part that I find disturbing. I do consider Boston a wonderful baseball town with a great history and a lot of intelligence about the game. That part to me makes no sense. There's a great disconnect there for me, and that's the disappointing aspect that I've been reading about.
"Terry did nothing wrong. Terry is wonderful. Terry as a manager is excellent, and as a person is even better than that. So to have people saying this stuff is really disappointing. … It's almost criminal. It reeks of a set-up. It smells bad. I feel badly for the guy. I don't know him really well, but I know him. I know the players and how they think about him. it's a shame that he has to go through this."
Dale, Michael and Jerry dig into the details of this draft for the Patriots with ESPN's Mike Reiss.
Giardi and Price discuss the Tom Brady appeal getting overturned and Roger Goodell's victory tour. The guys can't believe the victory lap and some of his behavior. The more you listen to him, the more frustrating his behavior becomes.
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Sam Packard is joined by Celtics 2nd Round draft pick Abdel Nader to discuss his path to the the NBA and how he plans to improve his game. Sam then talks to Player Development Coach Nick Friedman from Elite Skills Training, the pre-Draft camp Nader attended. Friedman also gives his opinion on the Celtics performance at summer league and the development of Jaylen Brown.
Isaiah Thomas talks to Glenn and Lou about why he loves Boston, the NBA Money Bump, oh, and some Durant guy
Danny Ainge joins Glenn and Christian to explain the Celtics draft process; and he also discusses the trade rumors that permeated the night.
Joe and Tim talk with Red Sox pitcher Rick Porcello after he throws his first complete game as a member of the Red Sox as the Sox beat the Angels 6-2
Former Red Sox infielder and current ESPN analyst Alex Cora joined the guys to talk MLB trade rumors and spend just a little time goofing on Rob Bradford.
Tim Neverett talks with Red Sox manager John Farrell before game 3 of their series with the Tigers. John talks about the struggles Steven Wright has had in inclement weather or days with high heat and humidity and how that might factor in to giving Wright the start on a particular day.
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Dino, Buck and Butch end the program discussing two prominent AL pitchers that were in action Thursday night and how their future looks. Also, Patriots and Dolphins QBs since Tom Brady was drafted.
At Friday morning's media session, Patriots coach Bill Belichick is pressed about what might happen in Week 5 with Jimmy Garoppolo if he plays well. After three queries, Bill has had enough. Dino, Buck and Butch react.
CSN Patriots reporter Tom E. Curran joins Dino, Buck and Butch to talk the state of the Patriots as training camp opens.
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Lou and Christian talk about Hanley's throwing error that cost the Red Sox the game last night against the Angels
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Inspired by a shark taking a bite out of Warren Sapp, we look at four of the dumbest off-the-field injuries in sports history. Suntans and pizza injuries? Yeah, we got that.
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Get an overview of this hotel3-star La Fortuna hotel in Arenal Hot Springs with free breakfast
Located in Arenal Hot Springs, this hotel is 2.7 mi (4.3 km) from Arenal Natura Ecological Park and within 6 mi (10 km) of Baldi Hot Springs and Ecotermales Fortuna. Ecoglide Arenal Park and Arenal Hanging Bridges are also within 6 mi (10 km).
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In addition to an outdoor pool, Hotel Lavas Tacotal provides a spa tub and a children's pool. The hotel offers a restaurant. A complimentary breakfast is offered. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access.
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Bronchoalveolar Lavage as a Tool to Predict, Diagnose and Understand Bronchiolitis Obliterans Syndrome
Version of Record online: 28 JAN 2013
DOI: 10.1111/ajt.12091
© Copyright 2013 The American Society of Transplantation and the American Society of Transplant Surgeons
American Journal of Transplantation
Volume 13, Issue 3, pages 552–561, March 2013
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How to Cite
Kennedy, V. E., Todd, J. L. and Palmer, S. M. (2013), Bronchoalveolar Lavage as a Tool to Predict, Diagnose and Understand Bronchiolitis Obliterans Syndrome. American Journal of Transplantation, 13: 552–561. doi: 10.1111/ajt.12091
Publication History
- Issue online: 25 FEB 2013
- Version of Record online: 28 JAN 2013
- Manuscript Accepted: 8 DEC 2012
- Manuscript Revised: 3 DEC 2012
- Manuscript Received: 19 JUN 2012
- Bronchoalveolar lavage;
- bronchiolitis obliterans syndrome;
- lung transplantation
Bronchiolitis obliterans syndrome (BOS), a condition of irreversible small airway fibrosis, is the principal factor limiting long-term survival after lung transplantation. Bronchoscopy and bronchoalveolar lavage (BAL), techniques central to lung transplant clinical practice, provide a unique opportunity to interrogate the lung allograft during BOS development and identify potential disease mechanisms or biomarkers. Over the past 20 years, numerous studies have evaluated the BAL cellular composition, cytokine profiles and protein constituents in lung transplant recipients with BOS. To date, however, no summative evaluation of this literature has been reported. We developed and applied objective criteria to qualitatively rank the strength of associations between BAL parameters and BOS in order to provide a comprehensive and systematic assessment of the literature. Our analysis indicates that several BAL parameters, including neutrophil count, interleukin-8, alpha defensins and MMP-9, demonstrate highly replicable associations with BOS. Additionally, we suggest that considerable opportunity exists to increase the knowledge gained from BAL analyses in BOS through increased sample sizes, covariant adjustment and standardization of the BAL technique. Further efforts to leverage analysis of BAL constituents in BOS may offer great potential to provide additional in-depth and mechanistic insights into the pathogenesis of this complex disease.


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Great, easy comfort food! This cheesy casserole includes your meat, veggies AND starch. . .an all in one meal. Try it out tonight! Feel free to sub out Broccoli soup for the mushroom soup if it is available in your part of the world. Canned mushrooms are also great in this recipe if you have an extra can in the pantry.
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- 3⁄4 cup instant rice
- 1⁄2 cup baby carrots, fresh (cut in half lengthwise)
- 1 cup broccoli slaw mix (may substitute broccoli florets)
- 1 (10 ounce) can cream of celery soup
- 1 (10 ounce) can cream of mushroom soup
- 2 tablespoons low sodium soy sauce
- 1 medium yellow sweet onion, chopped
- 1 cup roughly chopped canned artichoke heart (not marinated)
- 1 cup cubed Velveeta cheese (may sub cream cheese)
- 4 large uncooked boneless skinless chicken breasts, cut in half
- Grease the inside of the crock pot and dump in your rice and sprinkle carrots and broccoli slaw on top. In a bowl, mix the soup, onion, artichokes, soy sauce and cheese. Pour half the soup mixture over the rice/carrots and give it a stir. Place the chicken on top, then pour the rest of the soup mixture on top. Cover and cook for 3 hours on high. Serve with some warm crusty bread and butter.
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Out of the 94 recipes submitted for the RSC Lucky #13 contest this recipe is one of three I had decided to try. So you are way ahead of the other chefs and according to my rating will start out with three stars/feathers in your cap! I love using my Crock Pot, so I was really looking forward to making this recipe. I don't care for instant rice and therefore substituted whole grain rice and added one cup of water. I also cooked this recipe for 2 ½ hours since I felt it was finished by then. However, the rice was a little to hard (the instant rice would have been fully cooked). My suggestion would be to add the artichokes and canned mushrooms ½ hour just before the end of the cooking period. Finally, being single this recipe was way to much for me to eat in 1 or 2 days, so I vacuum bagged half and into the freezer. However, since I liked this recipe so much, by the next weekend I ate the frozen portion. Overall this recipe was very good and you deserve 5 stars/feathers in your cap. Thank you for sharing this winning recipe!
My family loved this bake and it was really easy to make! I didn't put any artichokes in and also used broccoli florets in for the slaw. I also cubed up cream cheese for the velveeta and it tasted very good. I just realized that I only put in a 1/4 cup of rice instead of 3/4 cup but it didn't completely alter it although it probably would've tasted better with more rice :D
Made for RSC#13. Crockpot cooking is a favorite of all busy people. I liked all the ingredients individually. I did use low sodium cream of mushroom and celery soups, followed directions to a T. I was okay with the Velveeta but next time will try with a different cheese as it is not something I use all that much or care for. Maybe shredded chedder or mozzerella. I used instant brown rice and loved how it soaked up the flavors. Do not have brocolli slaw mix here so did the brocolli and carrots shredding. No problem to do that. Through it all together as directed then cooked on low for 5 3/4 hrs. Everything was done incl the brown instant rice although I could have gotten away at 5 1/2 hours. Wasn't home in time. Very Nice recipe. Good Luck chef.


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