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OOIL Orders Two Containerships For $160M
Orient Overseas (International), the shipping giant controlled by Hong Kong Chief Executive Tung Chee-hwa's family, said two of its subsidiaries have entered into a contract with Samsung Heavy Industries Co Ltd to build two container vessels. The two post-Panamax container vessels, worth a total of $160 million, represent about 20.9 percent of OOIL's net tangible assets, the company said in a published statement. Each can carry 7,400 teu
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Commerzbank Sells 18 Ships for $254.5mln
KKR & Co LP's Embarcadero Maritime unit will pay $254.5 million to buy 18 dry bulk and container ships from Commerzbank AG's Hanseatic Ship Asset Management GmbH, the companies said on Thursday. U.S. private equity firm KKR and London-based independent ship operator Borealis Maritime formed the Embarcadero Maritime joint venture in 2013 to invest in distressed shipping assets as several fleets struggled with overcapacity.
Shipping Oversupply Persists Despite Scrapping Increase: Drewry
A record number of around 150 container vessels are expected to be scrapped in 2016 but it will not be enough for an industry battling over capacity, low demand and falling rates, consultancy firm Drewry said. In 2015, demolitions were less than half of the expected 2016 level but it will not be a real relief for the struggling container shipping industry. "This will only make a dent into the over-capacity built during the 2010-15 period," Drewry wrote in a note.
Lloyd's Register to Class New Fleet of Container Ships
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Containership Giant Calls Hamburg on Maiden Voyage
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Diana Containerships Takes Delivery of YM Great
Diana Containerships, a global shipping company specializing in the ownership of containerships, has announced that, through a separate wholly-owned subsidiary, it has taken delivery of the m/v "YM Great", a 2004-built Post-Panamax container vessel of 5,576 TEU capacity that the company entered into an agreement to purchase on August 7, 2014. As previously announced, the "YM Great" is chartered to Yang Ming (UK) Ltd., at a net charter rate of US$12,000 per day
CMA CGM Reopens Spain to Algeria Service
CMA CGM NAF Lines is re-opening a regular service from Barcelona to Djen Djen on EURONAF service with immediate effect. First Departure: m/v VEGA OMICRON voy. 001OGS ETS Barcelona on July 15th, 2016, ETA Djen Djen on July 19th, 2016.
First Post-Panamax Reaches SC Ports via Expanded Canal
Today South Carolina Ports Authority (SCPA) welcomed the Hannover Bridge, first post-Panamax size vessel to call Charleston after transiting the newly-opened Panama Canal expansion. "SCPA is already benefiting from the upsizing of vessels in response to the expansion
MacGregor Hatch Covers Continue Japanese Win Streak
MacGregor, part of Cargotec, has signed a contract for the design and delivery of key components and the fabrication of steel structures for the hatch covers on board five 14,000 TEU container vessels under construction at Japan Marine United's (JMU) Kure shipyard
Another Japanese Deal for MacGregor Hatch Cover
MacGregor, part of Cargotec, has signed a contract for the design and delivery of key components and the fabrication of steel structures for the hatch covers on board five 14,000 TEU container vessels under construction at Japan Marine United's (JMU) Kure shipyard
32 Wärtsilä Gensets for Chinese Vessels
Wärtsilä has been awarded the contract to supply newbuild Chinese container vessels with a total of 24 9-cylinder Wärtsilä 32 Auxpac generating sets. The engines will power six 21,000 TEU ships being built at the Shanghai Waigaoqiao Shipyard (SWS) for China Shipping Container
Light at the End of the Tunnel Distant for Multipurpose Shipping
The demand outlook for the multipurpose fleet has not improved since the first quarter of 2016. The breakbulk and project cargo sector remain weak, with little suggestion that volumes will improve significantly until the end of 2017, according to the latest Multipurpose Shipping Market
Essberger Fleet Moves to Marlink's Sealink VSAT Service
The Hamburg headquartered John T. Essberger (JTE) Group will migrate the primary communication systems of its entire fleet to Sealink, Marlink's global maritime broadband VSAT service. The Installation on 22 chemical tankers and nine dry cargo vessels is expected to be completed by the end
MSC-Peel Ports Partner on Liverpool2 Trials
Marine-based commissioning work is now underway at Liverpool2, with Mediterranean Shipping Company (MSC) committing vessel support to Peel Ports to help make the trial a success. Berthing and marine trials began last week with MV MSC Nederland and will be followed by a variety of cargo handling
The Historical Passage of Cosco Shipping Panama
The Chinese giant Cosco Shipping has made the inaugural transit on Sunday June 26, 2016 through the expanded Panama Canal expansion project , event appreciated by thousands of people in Agua Clara lock province of Colon.
MSC Jade Sails with MAN's Biggest Engine
The largest and most powerful engine from MAN Diesel & Turbo's portfolio ever designed and built has entered service. Built by Doosan Engine in Korea and rated at 75,570 kW (103,000 horsepower), the engine is an MAN B&W 11G95ME-C9
GTT, Endel Team-up to Roll-out Membrane Containment Systems
21 June 2016. GTT and the Endel company1 reaffirmed their collaboration in the area of LNG as a marine fuel, following the recent signature of a Technical Assistance and License Agreement (TALA) for the construction of GTT membrane containment systems
Seaspan Rejects Hanjin's Proposal on Charter Rate
The container ship-leasing company Seaspan Corp declined Hanjin Shipping Co.'s request for a cut in charter rates by about 30 percent, dealing a blow to efforts by South Korea's biggest liner to revamp debt amid a prolonged trade slump, reports Bloomberg.
Giant Cranes Delivered for UK's New Logistics Hub
Enormous quay cranes, which arrived at DP World London Gateway on Wednesday morning, will enhance U.K. trade infrastructure Two more of the U.K.'s most technically advanced quay cranes were brought up the River Thames on Wednesday
Diana Charters Out Containerships to SeaGo Line
Diana Containerships Inc., a global shipping company specializing in the ownership of containerships, today announced that, through a separate wholly-owned subsidiary, it entered into a time charter contract with SeaGo Line A/S for one of its Post-Panamax container vessels, the m/v March.
COSCO's Vessel Departs Greece for Inaugural Transit through Extended Panama
The container vessel COSCO Shipping Panama set sail from the Greek Port of Piraeus today on its way to Panama to make history. The Neopanamax vessel will make the inaugural transit of the Expanded Panama Canal on Sunday, June 26, after a 14-day journey.


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Dagenham & Redbridge boss Wayne Burnett admitted Southend United deserved their win at Victoria Road on Saturday, but was unhappy with his teams defending.
Blues forward Joe Pigott dribbled past Scott Doe too easily before slotting past Liam O'Brien for the opener after 16 minutes.
Billy Bingham's excellent deep free kick helped Ayo Obileye head home the equaliser six minutes later, but Ryan Leonard scored an excellent goal on the stroke of half time to put the visitors ahead at the break.
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It allowed Barry Corr to step up and score from the spot to ensure the Blues took all three points back up the A13.
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You Never Knowby Ron Padgett
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You never know what to expect from Ron Padgett, a poet full of delightful surprises and discoveries. This witty new collection glides from comic to elegiac to lyrical, in celebrations of fairy tales, friendship, cubism, birds, lullabies, spirituality, Dutch painting, and the magic of everyday life, all rendered in artful conversational American.
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Chapter OneMorning Who is here with me? My mother and an Indian man. (I am writing this in the past.) The Indian man is not a man, but a wooden statue just outside the limits of wood. My mother is made of mother. She touches the wood with her eyes and the eyes of the statue turn to hers, that is, become hers. (I am not dreaming. I haven't even been born yet.) There is a cloud in the sky. My father is inside the cloud, asleep. When he wakes up, he will want coffee and a smoke. My mother will set fire to the Indian and from deep inside her body I will tell her to start the coffee, for even now I hear my father's breathing change. Glow When I wake up earlier than you and you are turned to face me, face on the pillow and hair spread around, I take a chance and stare at you, amazed in love and afraid that you might open your eyes and have the daylights scared out of you. But maybe with the daylights gone you'd see how much my chest and head implode for you, their voices trapped inside like unborn children fearing they will never see the light of day. The opening in the wall now dimly glows its rainy blue and gray. I tie my shoes and go downstairs to put the coffee on. To Myself And another thing. This same window I looked out of how many years agoand heard my future in the form of car tires hissing against pavement and now read of it in a poem written that night I had on an old bathrobe black and gray and white thick heavy cotton out of a Thirties movie and at the bottom of which my legs stuck out with wool socks on feet that shuffled me over to the window that had raindrops all over it and shuffled me back to my desk to write that poem, feeling moved by the height of the quiet waiting, an animal in the dark wanting to sing in English. Advice to Young Writers One of the things I've repeated to writing students is that they should write when they don't feel like writing, just sit down and start, and when it doesn't go very well, to press on then, to get to that one thing you'd otherwise never find. What I forgot to mention was that this is just a writing technique, that you could also be out mowing the lawn, where, if you bring your mind to it, you'll also eventually come to something unexpected ("The robin he hunts and pecks"), or watching the "Farm News" on which a large man is referring to the "Greater Massachusetts area." It's alright, students, not to write. Do whatever you want. As long as you find that unexpected something, or even if you don't. The Missing Lips In the flower garden behind the cottage whose foundation rests in the gentle hills of Sussex, England, ca. 1920, a small black-and-white terrier is writhing around on the lawn and snorting in joy, snorting because he's had the urge to writhe and snort under the blue sunny sky, then trot off into the shade and plunk down on crossed paws and wait for Marian to come home from school, little Marian who feeds him treats and kisses him on what would be his lips if he had any!
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128. Vitoria-Gasteiz: Spain's green capital is made for walking
A 1,000 year old city made for the future
Tags: Biomass, Energy Efficiency, Renewable Energy
By David Dodge & Dylan Thompson
Change is hard. Green energy enthusiasts talk a lot about creating more sustainable cities, reducing emissions and greening up our lifestyle. But then we toil away inside the bubble of our geography and culture while the inertia of our traditions resists innovation.
Shedding this inertia, we flew to Vitoria-Gasteiz (or VG) in the Basque Country of Spain to take a look at the 2012 European green capital. I was looking for a shake-up, some stimulating ideas for creating new sustainable cities that are resilient, beautiful and oozing with livability.
A world away from home
Vitoria-Gasteiz could not have been more different than what I was used to. Where my home city of Edmonton is relatively new, VG is old, having been founded in 1181. Where Edmonton is one of the most sprawling in North America, VG is only six kilometres in diameter at its longest point. Where Edmonton is in the process of building a huge concrete ring road that encircles the city, VG has opted instead to build a massive 1,000 hectare greenbelt surrounding the city on recovered gravel pits, drained wetlands and industrial parks.
Their decades-long effort at rebuilding nature is creating resilience from climate change and floods while giving citizens an amazing place to live — there are 2 million visits a year into the green belt alone. In fact, Vitoria-Gasteiz might be one of the greenest cities anywhere. It has an impressive 45 square metres per person of green space and gardens. You are never more than 300 metres from a park or natural space in VG. But the city is green in more ways than its parks and trees.
"There is a focus on using the biomass potential we have here, because we have 10,000 hectares of forest surrounding the city," says Gorka Urtaran, the mayor of Vitoria-Gasteiz. "That's one aspect. But also solar, wind, and geothermal power. Most of the new buildings, they consider including all these four types of energy."
Vitoria Gasteiz is a very compact city of 250,000 people and because of its geographical density you are never more than three kilometres from downtown, no matter where you live.
But in spite of its compact form, Vitoria-Gasteiz used to have a twelve-lane roadway that ran right through its heart. Then planners did something other cities only talk about.
They ditched the 12-lane roadway and built a truly multi-mode marvel of design for pedestrians, cyclists, transit users and yes, even car drivers too. This is almost never done, but planners simply looked at what modes of transportation were important in terms of numbers of users and then built infrastructure that works.
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Today fully 54 per cent of all trips in Vitoria Gasteiz are taken on foot, one of the best figures anywhere.
"We redesigned a very high speed traffic avenue into a new river corridor," says Luis Andres Orive, director of the Environmental Studies Centre describing the transformation of Gasteiz Avenue. "There were 12 traffic lanes. We divided it [the public space] in a more democratic way for pedestrians, for bicycles, and also reconstructed the river that was there 40 years ago. That meant a revolution inside the city."
The result is a stunningly walkable, beautiful urban landscape, bustling with pedestrians and natural spaces. With these projects, the city has increased their bicycle trips from one per cent to more than 12 per cent of total trips. Meanwhile, car trips have dropped from 36 to 24 per cent with transit making up the rest.
Energy retrofits – the big energy efficiency prize
Mode shift in transportation is tough, but one of the biggest energy efficiency nuts to crack is renovating old building stock. In Vitoria-Gasteiz, 60,000 homes were built with little or no insulation. These represent the largest energy-saving emissions reduction opportunity imaginable.
To take advantage of it, Vitoria-Gasteiz has embarked on one of the most ambitious home energy efficiency retrofit projects in the world. It aims to retrofit 750 to 1,000 homes in one neighborhood to reduce energy consumption by 75 per cent.
"There is no insulation at all," says Juan Carlos Escudero, director of the Vitoria-Gasteiz Environmental Studies Centre. "We have only brick walls and windows. So the possibilities for improving energy efficiency is really high."
Adding insulation is a no brainer, but the city also plans to install a district heating system for the entire neighbourhood. This involves setting up a biomass heat production facility that links to all the homes in the neighourhood. It has the capability to drastically lower heating costs and emissions. This is not easy to do unless you are retrofitting an entire neighbourhood such as they are doing in Vitoria-Gasteiz.
The average cost of the renovations is expected to be €21,000 ($30,660 Canadian) per home (for façade changes, insulation, exterior work, connection to district heating etc.), but thanks to various programs, each homeowner will pay about €9,600. It's a €29 million project with €6.4 million in EU funding; the balance will come from energy service contractors and homeowners.
Check back next week for the second half of our two-part series about this facinating Spanish gem.
Quick Facts
Spanish renewable energy cooperative shows people want renewable energy despite solar tax
Spain was once a leader in supporting renewable energy, but earlier this year the southern European country opted to impose what many are calling a "sun tax" on distributed solar power generators essentially bringing solar to a grinding halt.
Three years ago the desire to support clean energy prompted the formation of the GoiEner energy cooperative in the Basque Country of Northern Spain.
The original idea was to start developing renewable energy through the cooperative, but the economic crisis changed all that.
"The main reason was we wanted to be owners of our own energy," says Santiago Ochoa de Eribe, the general manager of GoiEner.
As of March 2015 Spain's energy mix was 23.7 per cent wind about the same as nuclear, 2.5 per cent solar and 14.5 per cent hydroelectric. Coal is only 15.5 per cent and there is a mixture of cogeneration, combined cycle.
"We want to change things, because the more people who buy energy from renewables, we are guaranteeing the higher production of renewables in Spain." says Ochoa de Eribe.
Renewables make up nearly 50 per cent of the mix.
So instead the cooperative decided to focus on selling renewable energy instead of generating it. In just a few years they have attracted 3,600 customers in the Basque region of northern Spain.
For Ochoa de Eribe and cooperative members a decentralized grid is part of their goal.
"We are speaking about democratization of energy. You have the right to have energy for you and you have the right, that energy to be yours," says Ochoa de Eribe.
But in the wake of the economic crisis and a large inventory of capacity the Spanish government appears to be backing away from renewables and this idea and instead of backing large, centralized generation, just like the olden days.
"We are calling it the sun tax because the government has established every consumer who decides to install for example a rooftop solar panel and consumes for himself that person must pay tax for that energy," says Ochoa de Eribe.
So the energy cooperative plods along promoting renewables and distributed energy and ownership. "We expect to finish the year selling 10 or 12 gigawatts this year." That's a huge increase over the previous year when they sold three gigawatts of renewable energy.
In spite of serious economic and institutional obstacles GoiEner is quite successful and they see a future where we all consume less energy and where all of our energy comes from renewable sources.
Last summer due to the uproar the Spanish government did back off on one of the fees creating an exception for solar systems of 10 kilowatts or less, but many think it will take elections before any significant changes come.


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When the NFL and NFLPA redid the collective bargaining agreement, each side wanted to right the wrongs of the previous deal, namely paying rookies more than established veterans. Each side slashed rookie salaries to ensure there never would be another contract like the one Oakland gave quarterback JaMarcus Russell.
But there was the deal the Raiders gave veteran quarterback Matt Flynn.
Oakland paid Flynn more than $6.5 million this season and released him after one losing start. So this season, Flynn will make nearly $2 million more than Colts quarterback Andrew Luck, Redskins quarterback Robert Griffin III, Dolphins quarterback Ryan Tannehill, Browns quarterback Brandon Weeden and Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson -- combined!
This season, those five quarterbacks from the Class of 2012 -- Luck, Griffin, Tannehill, Weeden and Wilson -- will earn a combined $4.55 million in base salary, not nearly what the Raiders paid Flynn.
It demonstrates another loophole in the CBA that went overboard to punish rookies. Not only will Flynn make almost $2 million more this season than those sophomore quarterbacks combined, but he now has the chance to double dip and keep whatever salary another team that signs him is willing to offer.
These have been salad salary days for Flynn, who over the course of the past season and a quarter has made $14.5 million from Seattle and Oakland for making one start for the Raiders.
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This season, for the first time in a long time, there is a direct correlation between winning and spending.
The top five free-agent spending teams from this past offseason -- Indianapolis, Miami, Tennessee, New England and Kansas City -- all are winning this season.
Last offseason, the Colts spent $65 million, the Dolphins spent $55.2 million, the Titans spent $45.2 million, the Patriots spent $43.2 million and the Chiefs spent $41.1 million -- and in exchange, those teams now have a combined 19-6 record.
All are having successful seasons. Three are in or tied for first place. In addition to New Orleans, they are this season's biggest NFL surprise stories.
Each identified offseason weaknesses; each paid to address them. With the success these teams have had this season, it could send a message next offseason that there is help available for those willing to pay for it. In a copycat league, others may copy the spending.
Some NFL executives said this week they are not convinced there's a correlation between spending and winning, and how it has turned out this season could be more random than anything. Teams spend from one year to the next based on the outlays they have made on contracts. Yet the facts are as undisputable as the success this season of these teams. They spent; they're winning.
Now there always will be another Albert Haynesworth, another Alvin Harper, another Adam Archuleta, another player who hits the lottery for a team that strikes out. Free-agent busts are woven into a system designed to bolster teams' hopes. There may even be some in this year's free-agent class -- Dolphins wide receiver Mike Wallace has some around the league wondering.
But the fact is, this year, for the first time in a long time, teams got what they paid for.
• Stats say Romo struggles late: If it seems like Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo struggles late in games or in overtime, it's because he does. Statistics bear it out.
Check out the numbers.
In the first 12 minutes of the fourth quarter in each game since 2010, Romo has thrown 26 touchdown passes and only six interceptions and completed 67 percent of his passes, all while posting a total QBR of 80.
But when the games have had fewer than three minutes left in the fourth quarter or been in overtime, Romo has thrown two touchdown passes and four interceptions and completed 59 percent of his passes, all while posting a total QBR of 44.
So there it is, what many football fans -- and especially Cowboys fans -- suspected all along. It doesn't change the fact Romo is one of the top quarterbacks in the game. It just solidifies the thinking that to alter perceptions, he will need to win games when the clock is ticking down, the crowd is screaming and the sirens are blaring.
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• Game of the Week: Lions at Browns -- It's not often that two first-place teams that haven't won a division title since the NFL realigned 11 years ago each get a chance to hold on to its top spot.
• Upset of the Week: Ravens over Packers -- Defending world champions have yet to play their best football, something the Packers could bring out of them.
• Player of the Week: Texans QB Matt Schaub -- The much-maligned quarterback still has a chance to turn around his, and his team's, season.


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Map: Boring Road
The hotel offers its guests with a gracious hospitality and an array of services for a comfortable stay.
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Map: Boring Road
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Map: Frazer Road
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Map: Rajabazar-Bailey Road
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Map: Frazer Road
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Map: Boring Road
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Map: Frazer Road
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Map: Near Railway Station
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Map: Frazer Road
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Royal King Resort
Map: Boring Road
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Singer-songwriter Lloyd Cole grew up in Glasgow, Scotland. With his band, The Commotions, he made an album now heralded as a classic of the U.K. post-punk era, 1984's Rattlesnakes.
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A Great Blue Heron flies in for a landing at the Riverside Cemetery in Waterbury. According to the Cornell University of Ornithology, "The largest and most widespread heron in North America, the Great Blue Heron can be found along the ocean shore or the edge of a small inland pond. An all white form is found from southern Florida into the Caribbean, and used to be considered a separate species, the Great White Heron.
Waterbury's Derek Poundstone is in North Carolina this week competing in the World's Strongest Man competition. Poundstone came in 2nd place three years ago, and 4th place two years ago. In the 2010 competition in South Africa, Poundstone was severely injured and didn't place. This year Poundstone is healthy and looking to re-establish himself as a one of the top strongmen in the world. Derek, a three-time winner of America's Strongest Man, has won every prestigious strongman title except the world championship. Poundstone is a police officer in Naugatuck, and is looking to open an old fashioned gym on Baldwin Street in the south end of Waterbury in October. Photograph by John Murray
Members of the Mariot Youth Organization from Our Lady of Lebanon Church performed Lebanese folk dances during the annual Taste Of Lebanon Saturday afternoon in Waterbury. The festival is open tonight (Saturday) until midnight, and continues Sunday after the 10 AM Mass until 7 pm. Our Lady of Lebanon Church is located on the corner of Prospect Road (Rte 69 South) and East Mountain Rd., Waterbury, CT. Photographs by John Murray
The Waterbury Public Works Department is staging the first city wide "e-waste" collection event, Saturday, September 17th. from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Kennedy High School.
The Chase Building in downtown Waterbury. Photo by John Murray
After the last issue of the Waterbury Observer was published our newspaper received a phone call from Steve Gambini, an aide to Mayor Mike Jarjura. Gambini wanted to know if the Observer had fact checked the most recent full page ad in the Observer purchased by Democrat nominee for mayor, Neil O'Leary. Observer publisher, John Murray, told Gambini that the Observer does not fact check political ads, and that the space was purchased by the O'Leary campaign, and they provided the content.
Two days later the Observer received a press release from the Jarjura campaign that disputed the facts in the O'Leary ad. The following is the release from the Jarjura campaign, and a response from the O'Leary campaign.
Congressman Chris Murphy attends a lot of events in Waterbury and is pictured here receiving an endorsement for the U.S. Senate from the Connecticut firefighters. Photographs by John Murray
Linda McMahon recently paid a visit to a youth blogging program at Waterbury Youth Services.
Former wrestling executive Linda McMahon thumps former U.S. Rep. Chris Shays 50 - 35 percent in an early look at the 2012 Republican primary for the Connecticut U.S. Senate seat, but she trails either of two possible Democratic candidates, according to a Quinnipiac University poll released today. McMahon leads 54 - 37 percent among Republican men and 47 - 32 percent among women.


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I sold all my CLSN call options last week after the company announced its contract with Chinese drug maker Hisun. Here are my reasons:
1. Two terms in the announcement caused my attention and triggered me to sell all my CLSN call options: Hisun must pay $5 million dollars before end of January 2013, and the payment is non refundable. It sounded that CLSN delayed announcement to last few days to wait for the money. They must know the result was not good, but still lied to the Chinese company, and earlier to a Japanese company.
2.. When asked whether the Phase III trial reached statistically significant difference, the company CEO said it must work. This is an scientific question. But the CEO did not provide a straight scientific answer. I thought he was trying to cover up something by answering "it must work".
3. I listened to Dr. Poon's presentation many times. He had never say the Phase III treatment significantly extended patient life with large tumors (PFS) This is the center piece of Phase III test. If it were significant, everyone should mention it.
4. Failure reports in similar tests: the Chinese professor Cheng's test and withdraw of published paper in 2008, three recent reports that Doxorubisin failed to treat liver cancers.
I lost all my trust in whole CLSN management. Lawyers can tell us whether CLSN conducted a fraud or not in the future.
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Even though the legendary John Mellencamp once sung about something hurting so good, that just won't fly in fantasy baseball. When players hit .200 without power, that hurts your team, and there's nothing good about it. Having a batting average killer, or an outfielder sans power and speed -- let's just say there won't be any little pink houses for me and you with fantasy numbers like those.
Since it's Player Rater week on ESPN Fantasy and we just can't stop extracting the goodness from this helpful tool, I went deep position by position to see which players were hurting fantasy owners the most. A value of 0.00 -- the fantasy Blutarsky if you will -- is breaking even, I suppose, but who are the players with the worst negative value? It's easy to find pitchers with the worst ERAs, but from an offensive standpoint, do fantasy owners realize which players are more hurtful than helpful?
Let's use San Diego's injured catcher Josh Bard as an example, since he's on the wrong side of the Blutarsky. There are 17 catchers with positive value and 65 with negative value. Bard is near the end, down with the guys fantasy owners would never think of owning, including the fella in last, the always entertaining Corky Miller, who once went parts of three seasons without getting even one hit. Nobody owns Miller in fantasy, though, right? Bard was somewhat in demand this spring after hitting .285 with some power a year ago and entering this season as the undisputed starter. However, after hitting .200 with no power, his DL stint was actually welcomed, as it forced you to look elsewhere -- if you hadn't already.
I have an 18-team auction office league in which a team or two figured out early on that it wasn't so much fun to have two active catchers. I mean, finding a catcher in some leagues is a chore, but we need 36 active ones. Some owners decided to cease looking for backstops all together. We didn't have a rule against this practice, so if they wanted to keep the retired Mike Lieberthal in an active spot, or leave it blank, there was nothing we could do to curtail this. In fact, I started to realize this wasn't such a bad idea if your catcher was Bard, J.R. Towles, David Ross, Kenji Johjima or Carlos Ruiz, among others. They aren't hitting for power, and their low batting averages do more to hurt fantasy owners than help.
Let's check out who the worst offenders among hitters are in fantasy baseball so far, consider names who are relevant to the game and discuss whether there's light at the end of any of their proverbial tunnels.
Catcher: Bottom guys are Corky Miller, Johnny Estrada, Luke Carlin, Colt Morton and Bard.
Even in deep leagues, none of these guys are interesting anymore, though Estrada normally hits for average. Let's focus on J.R. Towles of the Astros, who is close to the bottom five, after entering the spring with so much promise. To be thorough, Towles' is currently playing for the Round Rock Express, not the Houston Astros. Towles mercifully got demoted a week ago, and he's off to a good start in his new Triple-A home, but how long will he be there? The Astros aren't giving up on him. They did give him two months, and the guy batted .145 in 42 games. Last year, the guy had an eight-RBI game, which proves he's got some pop to his bat. I picked up Towles late last season in a dynasty league, and made him a keeper, and I won't be dropping him anytime soon. In fact, I think it's a wise time in deep leagues to take a look at him. I wouldn't bother in standard since you only need one catcher and I doubt Towles will bring that much value this season. This does underscore the fact most rookies do not immediately accomplish what Geovany Soto is doing, but it doesn't mean Towles can't be a contributor. I predict he's back in the majors after the All-Star break and becomes a top-20 catcher.
First base: Mark Sweeney, Scott Hatteberg, Jeff Bailey, Nick Evans and Jason Wood.
Hatteberg was drafted in NL-only leagues, as Reds manager Dusty Baker didn't commit to Joey Votto in early-April, though eventually the situation resolved itself with Hatteberg losing his job. Dan Johnson and Ben Broussard are two others who performed poorly and are in the bottom 10.
Dmitri Young being in that ballpark with numbers that have only hurt fantasy owners is a surprise, though. Nick Johnson had a big spring and won the first base job for Washington, and Young ended up with one at-bat in April, as he hit the DL with a sore back. Johnson stopped hitting and hit the DL himself, and now Young is the starter and not a bad buy-low option. So far in June, Young is hitting .400 with a homer. The guy is a natural hitter, though with below average power for the position. He did hit .320 a year ago, and who knows when Johnson will come back. The playing time could be there for Young for awhile, and he will hit. Those in deep leagues should take a look because unlike Hatteberg, Johnson and Broussard, Young is in the majors.
Second base: Jayson Nix, Joe Thurston, Elliot Johnson, Chin-lung Hu and Jorge Velandia.
Nix was one of my big sleepers back in March, as the Rockies job was wide open. While I didn't think he'd be a star, he did have 11 homers and 24 steals in Triple-A a season ago. Nix couldn't hit big league pitching in the 17 games he got a chance, batting .111 with one extra base hit. Maybe he'll come back soon, but Clint Barmes and Troy Tulowitzki seem to be the middle infielders. The Dodgers' Hu also had a chance, and did so well that he got sent to the minors and the team dealt for Angel Berroa. That says a lot.
Meanwhile, check out the Indians. A year ago, Josh Barfield underachieved after coming over from the Padres, and Asdrubal Cabrera stole his job, hitting .283, though with little power. I'm not sure what fantasy owners were expecting from Cabrera. He had never shown much power, and in 2007 at Double-A Akron was the first time he had stolen bases. Cabrera got two months to prove himself this year, hitting .184 with one homer and one steal, so he and Barfield have switched places. The Indians could have two of the worst second basemen in fantasy this season. Hey, can Casey Blake play over there? The point is that fantasy owners were high on Cabrera, and he hurt them more than he helped. Barfield is likely to do the same.
Shortstop: Tony Pena Jr., Chin-lung Hu, Brian Bocock, Brent Lillibridge and Brian Bixler.
While it's never a bad thing to have a player with multi-eligibility, it's not exactly true that Hu was hurting teams twice as much, as it were. As for the Royals shortstop, let's just say he's not much of a hitter and leave it at that. The Arizona reliever of the same name, sans the junior, might not be much worse. Cleveland's Cabrera is another one who shows up at both middle infield spots, but he's a lot closer to the back end of players at second than short, which might speak to the depth of the two spots. Second basemen hurt you more! Or not. The much-publicized tale of Troy Tulowitzki has been told many times, so I'll just briefly say I expect him back this month, and I do think he will be a different hitter and help fantasy teams, so don't forget him.
The other focus guys here are the Twins' Brendan Harris and the Nationals' Felipe Lopez. They're not getting it done, and they're more a nuisance for fantasy owners than saviors. Harris was helpful a year ago, when he hit 12 home runs and batted .286, but the power is gone, the .240 batting average stinks and the guy doesn't run. There's just not much to like, and since he can play both middle infield spots, you might think the versatility is more important than the production. It's not. Lopez is really no longer an enigma. He once hit 23 home runs in a season (2005), and stole 44 bases the next year, and even last season his nine home runs and 24 steals made him worth owning. Now he's on pace for three home runs and 10 steals. Whether Ronnie Belliard takes his playing time or not, there's little reason to rely on Lopez.
Third base: Brandon Wood, Andy Marte, Travis Metcalf, Juan Castro and Matt Brown.
Two springs ago, the Angels' Wood was going to be a 40-home run monster, possibly from shortstop, and fantasy owners were drooling. Now he is dead last on the Player Rater at third base. How sad. Wood isn't getting many chances with the big club, and when he does, he looks overmatched. In parts of two seasons with sporadic playing time, he's hit .134 with four extra-base hits in 97 at-bats, and two walks versus 33 strikeouts. I know, I know, look what Michael Jack Schmidt did his nightmare rookie season, but at least he hit home runs. The Angels are likely division winners, and at some point I think their lead will be double digits and they should just play Wood regularly. I doubt that happens. Cleveland's Marte is in a similar place, except the Indians are not contenders currently, and he's not past prospect status.
Other third basemen who have done more harm than good so far include Ian Stewart and Andy LaRoche, but I like the future for each. I don't think the Nomar Garciaparra experiment at shortstop, or any position, is going to help his moribund bat. Nomar shows up with Miguel Cairo and Fernando Tatis on the rater, which is more than a sign. Don't get excited about this new change in Dodgers philosophy, Nomar is what he is, and if it's Miguel Cairo, look elsewhere.
Outfield: Jose Cruz Jr., Adam Lind, Jacque Jones, Brett Carroll and Juan Rivera.
The outfield position is just not deep. We can't surmise this from looking at the above five, but I'm finding that people are more likely to keep harmful outfielders on their team than at any other position, because there is just no depth. Jones, formerly of the Tigers and freshly released by the Marlins, can no longer hit. When a .277 career hitter with moderate power loses the pop and hits .240, OK, that's a sign of decline. But Jones is hitting .147 this season. Pitchers hit .147. Josh Willingham, hurry back. Lind is another disappointment, and when he got the call this season, I thought his third year of playing time with Toronto would show progress, and the team would commit to him. The team didn't show any patience after he got one hit in 19 at-bats, and demoted him again. Travis Snider is well ahead of Lind on the depth chart. And the Angels' Rivera went .310-23-85 in 2006, but broke his leg in winter ball and hasn't been the same since. I wonder if his career path will end up similar to Olmedo Saenz.
Among the other outfielders who have destroyed fantasy owners the most are some obvious names, like Andruw Jones, Wily Mo Pena, Dave Roberts, Reggie Willits and Travis Buck. Oakland's Carlos Gonzalez is also on the list, and while keeper owners should not give up on someone with this type of talent, those in one-year leagues do have to ask themselves if it's worth it. The prize of the Dan Haren deal with Arizona, Gonzalez hasn't homered or stolen a base in 11 games, and he sure doesn't walk, so that batting average is going to really hurt in time. Also, be careful of players you keep around for the occasional stolen base. If they hit .200, the five steals you get just aren't worth it. Endy Chavez, Tony Gwynn and Chris Burke come to mind.


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