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4.8 on July 19, 2016
We just spent a few nights at Ship's Knees again after a 5-year gap. (Where does the time go?) Peter welcomed us as if we had just been there last year. Denise does an excellent job paying attention to details. The location, facility and grounds are all very appealing - especially being able to walk down the hill to Nauset Beach. Breakfast each morning was delicious, and the other guests were friendly. We are looking forward to returning next summer!
4.4 on July 03, 2016
Nice location that is an easy walk to the beach or to some shops and restaurants Owners and staff are very friendly and helpful. We would return without question.
5 on June 09, 2016
Can't wait to visit again planning to have a longer stay
5 on June 02, 2015
Stayed a couple nights before the summer season started. The innkeepers are very nice and helpful with any questions about the area. The room we stayed in was very comfortable, recently refurbished and nicely appointed. The included breakfast was just what we needed to start the day. We would stay here again and recommend it to anyone.
4.8 on April 30, 2014
We had the good fortune of staying at the Ship's Knees in later April. Couldn't have picked a better spot. Friendly, caring, hospitable, helpful, and all at a very reasonable off-peak price! Peter and Denise were very helpful in getting us oriented and off to good adventures in dining and more. We would go back in a minute--the access to Nauset Beach, the CCRT, and all of Orleans and Wellfleet is superb!
5 on August 09, 2011
The Ship's Knees Inn is a lovley way to experance Cape Cod. We will return soon.
3.4 on August 08, 2011
Ship's Knees was a great place to stay in a perfect location. It's about a 5-7 minute walk to Nauset Beach and a short drive to lots of restaurants and shopping in Orleans. The pool was an added benefit with complimentary towels. The room we stayed in was a tad small (no place to lay out suitcases), but that may not be the case for all rooms at the inn. The owners were very welcoming and helpful.
4.8 on July 04, 2011
We stayed at the Ship's Knees Inn in April of 2011, just as the weather began to warm up. It is a charming house, a bit small, but the rooms are comfortable and the decor makes you feel like you are spending a few evenings in a time gone bye. A walk through the upstairs hallway is particularly intriguing. The breakfast was the best we had in our 2 week tour of New England. The scones are to die for. The inn is situated a mile or so from a public beach, 10 minutes from many places to eat, 30 minutes from Chatham (which was one of my favorite towns we visited) and an easy day trip from the upper arm of Cape Cod. Would definitely recommend staying here, and will return again.
3.6 on June 27, 2011
I stay at the Inn once a year, usually for a couple of nights, to walk Nauset Beach and go to a couple of Cape League baseball games. Peter and Denise are terrific - welcoming, engaging, helpful. I've stayed in several different rooms, ranging from small to spacious. All wonderful if you like "old Cape" style accommodations. If you like Nauset, you can't beat this location.
4.2 on May 04, 2011
People have a lot of different criteria regarding what they want and need in a vacation lodging. My companion & I wanted something quiet and peaceful where we could spend a few days. Before we found Ship's Knees Inn we had been looking at places in Provincetown, but soon realized that area was quite busy and crowded. We were both so glad to have found this lovely quiet place in East Orleans. We visited in the "shoulder season" (late April in our case) so there weren't a lot of visitors yet either in town or at the Inn. i.e. things were quiet and very peaceful. Our room was sweet and felt very private (we chose rm 4 which has a private entrance) Everything about the place and our stay exceeded our expectations. We have agreed in retrospect we would do it all over again without hesitation and we would certainly choose Ship's Knees Inn again. What a lovely place!
4.8 on April 15, 2011
My husband and I were in Providence, RI for a family wedding and decided to take a side trip to Cape Cod. What a find this inn was! We couldn't have been happier with our stay there. Our room was clean and cozy, and we loved the beach cottage-y decor. The continental breakfast was very good, lots to choose from. The location can't be beat (just 1/4 mile from Nauset Beach!), and Denise is a wonderful hostess. The only problem with our stay was that it was too short! We definitely recommend Ship's Knees Inn, and hope very much to return before too long.
3.4 on March 05, 2011
First time back in thirty years,don't know why we waited so long. Spent our honeymoon there in 1981. Really enjoy the way the rooms have maintained that old inn look. Very quiet and relaxing. Denise Butcher was very friendly, made you feel like you were coming home. Continental breakfest was very good. Looking forward to returning in the spring to enjoy the outside patio and fireplace
5 on February 10, 2011
I stayed at the Ship's Knees Inn twice last year and had a lovely time on both visits. It was nice being so close to Nauset Beach - easy walking distance! And Peter and Denise are wonderful hosts. I can't wait to go back again this year. Five Stars!!! Laura Lepine Cape Elizabeth ME
4.4 on November 29, 2010
This is a charming place, with warm and friendly owners. The breakfast was very delectable, and the decor was delightful.
4.0 on May 25, 2010
Pleasant, friendly staff and environment. Nice comfortable room. Close to beach. A relaxing experience. Would definitely recommend.
5 on October 01, 2009
We found a wonderful bed & breakfast inn 3 years ago on Cape Cod, Orleans, MA. Denise and Peter Butcher are great people. We will be back again next year. I would recommend this place to anyone!
4.2 on June 08, 2009
My husband and I visited the inn for our 34th wedding anniversary. Actually, my husband planned everything on his own. The innkeepers had champagne waiting for us. I was so cozy and comfortable.
4.8 on May 19, 2009
I loved my weekend stay. The owners were very personable. the continental breakfast was delicious. The outdoor fire pit was a nice way to end the night.
5 on May 07, 2009
Have been in lots places, that place is a real paradise...Will be back this year, and the nest one...every summer :)))
4.0 on October 29, 2008
Yes indeed we spent 8 wonderful days at the Ship's Knees Inn. An ample breakfast outdoors, Denise and Peter so kind and helpful even when we had lost the key for the third time. A 5' walk to the most beautiful and clean beach, Nauset beach. I hope very much to be able to come again!
4.8 on May 27, 2008
Reasonable prices get you a comfortable room, very clean with lovely little decorations. Wireless internet worked great. Walk to the beach or sit in a comfy chair on the lawn, the grounds were very well kept. Yummy breakfast and friendly, happy staff. Make sure to get a room away from the construction until that finishes. Really great location!


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If you haven't done so already, you should mosey on to FanGraphs, where I wrote the 2011 Yankees season preview. It's all stuff we've discussed in detail, but it takes a wider view of the team. It's also very long.
A lineup debate that doesn't need to be
It's quiet in Tampa these days, almost too quiet. So let's stir up some trouble.
Trouble arrived today in the form of rumblings about the lineup. As Mark Feinsand reported, "some inside the organization" would like to see Brett Gardner leadoff while the Yanks' manager continues to assert that Derek Jeter will hold down the lineup's top slot. "The lineup is best with Gardner leading off," one anonymous source said to the News. "Don't be surprised if it winds up that way."
If this discussion sounds familiar, that's because it is. Just a month ago, I took a look at this issue and concluded that Gardner would probably be the better leadoff option. I wrote:
All of that is to say that the Yanks have two seemingly viable leadoff options. We can't right now conclusively say that Brett Gardner is a better choice to bat first than Jeter. He's not going to maintain a .600 OBP in the first inning over the course of 140 games, but his willingness to take a walk and his ability to work the count and make contact leads to good things. Jeter, on the other hand, is the long-time vet who hasn't yet hit himself out of the spot in the lineup. If he struggles again this year, though, the Yanks have another leadoff hitter on deck.
But now that the organization is forcing the issue, should it matter who leads off? As with most things baseball related, the answer is both yes and no. First, as David Pinto noted, Brett Gardner in the leadoff spot is the ideal set-up for the Yanks' lineup. Inserting the Yanks' Marcel projections into his Lineup Analysis Tool, he finds that Gardner should lead off in 19 of 20 of the Yanks' top lineups.
Yet there's a catch, Pinto writes: "This team is blessed, however, with a very balanced lineup, so the difference between the best and worst Yankees lineups is just 0.27 runs per game, or 44 runs over a whole year. The default lineup I used, with Jeter first and Gardner ninth, comes in at just 0.045 runs short of the best, seven runs over a whole season. The worst projected OBP on the starting Yankees belongs to Curtis Granderson at .329. The AL average in 2010 came in at .327."
The Lineup Analysis Tool doesn't considering Jeter's tendencies to hit into double plays or the role Brett Gardner's stolen bases would play atop the lineup, but Pinto's point remains: "When you have that much talent in the lineup, it really doesn't matter where you bat the players. This team is going to score runs."
Ultimately, Jeter's age-related decline might force the issue. He won't lead off forever, and the Yankees will have to move him down in the lineup. But for now, in early March without seeing Jeter earn sustained ABs against Major League pitching, he can be the once and future leadoff hitter. If he falters, Brett Gardner can easily slide into the one hole, and that's a good problem to have.
The RAB Radio Show: March 7, 2011
It was A.J. Burnett's turn in the rotation today and he looked good. Joe and Mike discussed exactly what looked good. It really brings up a good question about how pitching coaches communicate with their pitchers.
Then it's onto Eric Chavez. Barring injury he's coming north with the team. We discuss how he's looked and how he can help during the season.
Podcast run time 28:35
Here's how you can listen to podcast:
- Download the RAB Radio Show by right clicking on that link and choosing Save As.
- Listen in your browser by left clicking the above link or using the embedded player below.
- Subscribe in iTunes. If you want to rate us that would be great. If you leave a nice review I'll buy you a beer at a meet-up.
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Sport Science on Rivera's cutter
That clip aired during yesterday's extra-long edition of Baseball Tonight, and it breaks down the physics of Mariano Rivera's cut fastball. As it turns out, by the time the pitch starts to cut away from righties and in on lefties, it's too late for the human eye to even pick up the movement. Sucks for the batters. Mariano was also on the set and discussed that clip as well as some other stuff, which you can watch here. Favorite quote: "Get it and throw it and let's go home."
Spring Training Game Thread: Split up
The Yankees are playing their first set of split squad games today, with the regular outfielders hanging around Tampa to face the Phillies this afternoon while the regular infielders hit the road to take on the Orioles tonight. That'll be the second straight day with the road trip for guys like Derek Jeter and Alex Rodriguez, who you'd think have built up some seniority by now to avoid such Spring Training annoyances. Oh well, sucks for them.
Here's today's starting lineup…
Brett Gardner, LF
Russell Martin, C
Nick Swisher, RF
Curtis Granderson, CF
Jorge Posada, DH
Eric Chavez, 1B
Jorge Vazquez, 3B
Eduardo Nunez, SS
Ramiro Pena, 2B
Available Pitchers: A.J. Burnett, Joba Chamberlain, Pedro Feliciano, Hector Noesi, Mark Prior, David Robertson, Luis Ayala, Romulo Sanchez, and Warner Madrigal.
Available Position Players: Mitch Abeita (C), Jesus Montero (C), Luke Murton (1B), Corban Joseph (2B), Jose Pirela (SS), Bradley Suttle (3B), Brandon Laird (LF), Ray Kruml (CF), Jordan Parraz (RF), Neil Medchill (OF), and Gustavo Molina (DH).
If you're curious, here's the lineup and reserves that'll get their work in against the Orioles this evening. Today's game is being broadcast live on YES, beginning at 1:05pm ET. Enjoy the game.
2011 Season Preview: Jorge Posada
As we count down the days and weeks leading up to the season, we're going to preview the 2011 Yankees by looking at each of their core players and many, many more. A new preview will go up every day, Monday through Friday, from now until Opening Day.
As I mentioned two weeks ago, the Yankees will start the season with someone not named Jorge Posada behind the plate on Opening Day for the first time since 1999. That doesn't mean he won't be in the lineup at all, he'll just be there at a new position. The Yankees finally went ahead and made Posada their full-time designated hitter for the 2011 season, a move that's been expected for a few years now.
Nagging injuries hampered Jorge throughout the 2010 season, though they were pretty much all fluky. A hit-by-pitch on the knee cost him a total of six days, a sprained ring finger suffered on a foul pitch cost him a day, and a fractured foot suffered on a foul ball cost him nearly three weeks. In between the injuries, Posada was his usual productive self. Yes, his batting average slipped to just .248, his lowest since 1999, but he still got on base 35.7% of the time and cleared a .200 ISO (.206) for the second straight year, fourth time in five years, and seventh time in the last nine years. Eighteen homers and production from both sides of the plate (.353 wOBA vs. RHP, .361 vs. LHP) is what he gave the team, and that's pretty much all they ask of the guy.
Now 39, Posada is in the final year of his contract and what could very well be the final year of a career that will garner Hall of Fame consideration. He'll be playing a new position but will still be counted on for quality at-bats and production behind the heart of the order.
Best Case
Free from the rigors of catching, the best case scenario has Posada staying healthy enough to rack up 500+ plate appearances for the first time since 2007, when he was a 6.4 fWAR player. All that time at DH should help keep him fresh through all six months of the season, which would theoretically help his production. There's certainly some merit to this, as Posada's wOBA has traditionally peaked right around .400 in April and May before slowly slipping down to .370-ish in July, August and September since becoming a full-time catcher.
As an old player with old player skills and a surprisingly consistent career, why know exactly what Posada is capable of doing. We've seen him get on-base 40% of the time before. We've seen him club 20+ homers and slug north of .450. Expecting the .338/.426/.543 (.417 wOBA) monster from 2007 to return would be nothing short of foolish, but Jorge was a .285/.363/.522 (.378 wOBA) hitter as recently as 2009, and that approximates his best case offensive scenario. It's better than his .275/.377/.479 (.369 wOBA) career average, and would qualify as Jorge's third best offensive season since 2005.
The defensive upgrade behind the plate may end up being considerable, and the impact on the pitching staff could be as well. Yankees pitchers have traditionally performed worse with Posada behind the plate, but we just don't have enough evidence to know how much of that is on that catcher. He's not the guy throwing the pitch, after all. Either way, getting Jorge out of the catcher's spot improves his offense and the team's defense, a win-win. A designated hitter with a wOBA approaching .380 is better than a three-win player, a level of production Posada has cleared just once in the last three seasons.
Worst Case
Avoiding the abuse of the catching vocation is great, but adjusting to life as a designated hitter is easier said than done. Posada's a career .223/.336/.358 hitter as a DH, which is not what any team wants from that position. He's also well into his decline phase, and he could slip off the edge of the cliff at any moment. There's not much to say about the worst case scenario for Posada; it has him clogging up the designated hitter spot with below-average offensive production, a .330 wOBA or worse. Jorge's job is very simple. If he doesn't hit, he's hurting the team.
What's Likely To Happen
Catchers usually turn into pumpkins around age 33 or 34, but Posada has managed to defy age for half-a-decade now. American League DH's (taking out NL during interleague play) hit .252/.332/.426 last season, so simply repeating last year's effort will give the Yankees an above-average player at that spot. Any improvement would be gravy, though at his age I'm not expecting any. A .350 wOBA would be better than what the Yankees got out of that spot in three of the last four years (2009 being the lone exception), so Posada's break-even point isn't exactly sky high as far as I'm concerned.
I don't worry so much about his career production as a DH because we're talking about just 351 plate appearances spread across a 14-year career. That represents less than 5.2% of his career plate appearances, and in fact, Jorge's started more than ten games at DH in a single season just twice. Those 351 plate appearances hold very little predictive value.
Posada's career is winding down, but the Yankees' offense is in as good of a position to absorb his total collapse as ever. I don't him to fall apart this year, but it's a very real possibility. It wouldn't sink the team, but it would certainly be sad to see such a great player crawl to the finish.
Fan Confidence Poll: March 7th, 2011
Record Last Week: 2-4-1 (30 RS, 37 RA)
Spring Training Record: 3-5-1 (31 RS, 45 RA)
Schedule This Week: vs. Phillies (Mon. on YES, split squad), @ Orioles (Mon., split squad), @ Braves (Tues. on YES/MLBN), vs. Pirates (Weds.), @ Phillies (Thurs.), vs. Braves (Fri. on YES/MLBN, split squad), @ Blue Jays (Fri., split squad), @ Nationals (Sat. on MLBN), vs. Twins (Sun. on YES)
Top stories from last week:
- Injury Zone: Frankie Cervelli fouled a ball off the top of his left foot, suffering a fracture that will keep him out for six-to-eight weeks. Russell Martin is playing with a light-weight knee brace and he caught in a game for the first time last week. Andrew Brackman threw a simulated game over the weekend and could get into a game early this week. Greg Golson got hit in the head with a pitch in batting practice, but returned to action with a few days. Colin Curtis jammed his shoulder and will go for an MRI today.
- Zack Greinke told Brian Cashman that he wanted to be a Yankee during the winter meetings. Cashman said he offered Al Aceves a minor league contract, but didn't want to guarantee him anything because of his back issues. Francisco Liriano's name popped up in trade rumors again, but there's no deal in the works.
- Vernon Wells said he would have waived his no-trade clause to come to the Yankees, and they were very close to signing Bill Hall. Mark Teixeira ditched Scott Boras.
- Kevin Goldstein released his top 101 prospects list, with Jesus Montero, Gary Sanchez, Manny Banuelos, and Dellin Betances all cracking the top 32. KG ranked the Yankees fourth among all farm systems. Several Yankees prospects made the extended version of Baseball America's top 150 prospects.
- Single game tickets go on sale this coming Friday.
Please take a second to answer the poll below and give us an idea of how confident you are in the team. You can view the Fan Confidence Graph anytime via the nav bar above, or by clicking here. Thanks in advance for voting.


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Calories 258 Calories from Fat 4
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 0.42 g0.64%
Saturated Fat 0.27 g1.4%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 4.6 mg1.5%
Sodium 120.6 mg5%
Total Carbohydrates 58 g19.2%
Dietary Fiber 7.1 g28.2%
Sugars 43.6 g
Protein 11 g22.9%
Vitamin A 88.5% Vitamin C 991.5%
Calcium 28.5% Iron 0.52%
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Centre Bridge–Stockton Bridge
|Centre Bridge–Stockton Bridge
|40°24′11″N 74°58′46″W / 40.40306°N 74.97944°WCoordinates: 40°24′11″N 74°58′46″W / 40.40306°N 74.97944°W
|2 lanes of PA 263
|Delaware River
|Stockton, New Jersey and Solebury Township, Pennsylvania
|Official name
|Centre Bridge-Stockton Toll Supported Bridge
|Maintained by
|Delaware River Joint Toll Bridge Commission
|Truss bridge
|Total length
|825 feet (251 m)
|20 feet (6 m)
|Longest span
|152 feet (46 m)
|Load limit
|5 tons
|Clearance above
|12 feet (4 m)
|Daily traffic
The Centre Bridge–Stockton Bridge is a free bridge over the Delaware River owned and operated by the Delaware River Joint Toll Bridge Commission. The bridge connects CR 523 and NJ 29 in Stockton, in Hunterdon County, New Jersey to PA 263 in Centre Bridge, Solebury Township, Bucks County, Pennsylvania, United States.
Originally, the Centre Bridge–Stockton Bridge was a covered toll bridge. Built in 1814, it was located at the former site of Reading's Ferry. For many years, the route was called Old York Road, as it was the principal route from Philadelphia to New York City.
In 1829, the bridge was reconstructed. Most of the structure, however, was washed away in the flood of 1841. It was only one of many bridges between Easton, Pennsylvania and Trenton, New Jersey that was destroyed in the flood. The Centre Bridge–Stockton Bridge was rebuilt well enough to be one of the few bridges not washed away by the flood of 1903.
On July 22, 1923, lightning struck the bridge and the resulting fire destroyed the structure.[2]
For two years after the disaster, the Centre Bridge–Stockton Bridge saw no repairs. Eventually, the Delaware River Joint Toll Bridge Commission gained control of the remnants of the bridge, and began rebuilding upon the same piers and abutments on which the first bridge had stood. Having been built higher than before, it escaped damage in the flood of 1955, which damaged many other bridges along the Delaware River.[3] The current steel truss bridge was completed in 1926 and opened to traffic in 1927.[2]
Rehabilitation project[edit]
In September 2006, the Delaware River Joint Toll Bridge Commission awarded Road-Con an $8.4 million contract for the rehabilitation of the Centre Bridge–Stockton Bridge.[4] For five months, the bridge was closed from 6 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mondays through Fridays, remaining fully open only on weekends.[5] Work done on the bridge included blast cleaning and painting the bridge truss, rehabilitating the roadway deck and sidewalk, making structural repairs, and improving road signs, railings and lighting. As of the middle of May, the total cost of the project was estimated to be $9.4 million.[6]
The bridge in art and music[edit]
The fire of 1923 was depicted in a famous painting by Edward Willis Redfield who in 1898 had purchased and lived in a farm just north of the bridge.
New Jersey composer Frances White has written two compositions about the bridge: Centre Bridge (1999)[7] and Centre Bridge (dark river)(2001).[8] Both were inspired by the sounds of traffic on the metal grating, and both feature recordings of the bridge and river.
See also[edit]
- ^ "Traffic Counts". Delaware River Joint Toll Bridge Commission. 2005. Retrieved April 19, 2007.
- ^ a b "Centre Bridge-Stockton Toll Supported Bridge". Delaware River Joint Toll Bridge Commission. Retrieved April 19, 2007.
- ^ "Hunterdon's Delaware Bridges". New Jersey's Great Northwest Skylands. 2007. Retrieved June 3, 2007.
- ^ "Delaware commission awards four bridge contracts". Bridge Design and Engineering. 2006-09-26. Retrieved June 6, 2007.
- ^ "Bridge opens not a moment too soon for innkeeper". Bucks Local News. 2007-05-23. Retrieved June 6, 2007.[dead link]
- ^ "Centre Bridge-Stockton Toll-Supported Bridge To Reopen". Delaware River Joint Toll Bridge Commission. 2007-05-17. Retrieved June 9, 2007.
- ^ "Centre Bridge". Rose White Music. Retrieved May 1, 2008.
- ^ "Centre Bridge (dark river)". Rose White Music. Retrieved May 1, 2008.
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- Delaware River Joint Toll Bridge Commission
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July 13, 2004, 10:04:46 PM »
How did you go about doing the homework? Seems like im up all night trying to finish the homeworks. I dont get any sleep.
Also what was your first Powerscore diagnostic score and your real LSAT score?
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July 14, 2004, 07:30:59 AM »
I just started my class last week. Getting all the homework done during the week is impossible for me because I work 9-5 and my classes are Tue & Thu 6-10. I try to do some homework on the remaining 3 weeknights, but usually I'm still reeling from the 12-hr workdays when I do have class so I'm not as productive as I want to be, which sucks because that means I'm always stuck playing catch-up on the weekends. C'est la vie.
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July 14, 2004, 08:29:48 AM »
I also worked 9-5 (actually, more like 9-7) and took powerscore. My classes were thurs and sunday nights, so we had more gaps between classes than you. I think you should just do as much homework as you can because there are some lessons where the homework is lighter and you can use the extra time to catch up. But try to be caught up before your 3rd diagnostic test (that's what my instructor told the class.) I believe that's right up to lesson 10.
Oh, my first diagnostic was a 155 and I got a 169 on the real thing.
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July 14, 2004, 08:54:39 AM »
I empathize with all the people who work full time and take PS. I don't work and thought it would be a breeze to stay on top of things and put in the numerous hours of study required. WRONG!!!! One other non-working student in my class found the same thing. My class was Sun and Thursday. The Sun HW wasn't much of a problem, the Thursday homework seemed to be almost impossible to finish.
The homework is extensive and exhaustive. Right in the beginning of the course, the book states that doing the homework is crucial to doing well, it also candidly admits that most people may not be able to. It gives a suggested study plan for those who can't do it all, to get as much benefit as possible for them.
My iniital diagnostic was a embarrasing 143, my final was a 164. I cancelled my June score because I was not well the day of the test and bombed the RC which is my strongest area.
Powerscore is challenging and intense, but believe me the results are well worth it.
My PS instructor told us NOT to approach this as a marathon, but as sprints. He recommended doing 45 to 50 minutes at a time and taking a break as opposed to cramming 3 or 4 hours a day on it. It may be easier to find scattered areas of time here and there, than to carve out a chunk of time at once. I found that to be helpful in between housework, running erranfs, and helping to care for an elderly mother. I put in 5 to 6 hours a day, in several mini-study periods throughtout the day.
Good luck to all, hang in there, keep your eye on the PRIZE, Admission to the law school of your dreams.
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July 14, 2004, 09:31:44 AM »
Yep... I also work full time and take the Tues/Thurs PS course. I have found that it is VERY difficult to finish all the homework assignments (esp. Tues.).. but, I try to do a good number from each section to make sure that I at least understand the concepts, then, as time permits, go back to work extra problems that I didn't get to...
I hope this strategy works.. guess we'll see come Test 2!
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Another question for those of you that have taken Powerscore-
I'm not really sure how this works... Do they include questions from previously administered LSATs within the homework? If so, how can you get a true score when practicing with the perviously administered LSATs? If you've seen the questions within your homework it will bias your score somewhat. Any explanation would be helpful. I'm wondering if I should take several previously administed LSATs before Powerscore since my scores could be biased after beginning the class??? Thank you!
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July 14, 2004, 10:27:25 AM »
Yes, everys single question used in the PS score is an actual question from a previously released LSAT. No made up or simulated questions. It's why PS books are so much more expensive, they don't hold back on paying the fees LSAC asks for licensing the use of the questions.
While this may appear to be a disavantage that would somehow "taint" your diagnostics and skew the "true" measure of your progress. I noticed that on different LSATs the SAME stimulus showed up, but as a totally different type of questions with 5 totally different answer choices. Sometimes the Stimulus would show up as weaken question and sometimes as a strenghten question. In order to be able to answer EACH different scenario, it was imperative that one understand the Stimulus. The only way to gain that is through repetition. Familiarity may be contempt but it also breeds self confidence. That's the most important factor to LSAT success.
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July 14, 2004, 10:48:48 AM »
So you don't think you would remember an answer from your PS work if you took a diag test w/ the same question?
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July 14, 2004, 11:06:40 AM »
Before I took PS, I had done quite a few practices tests from 10 Actual lsat preptests and 10 more preptests that lsac publishes and I didn't have a problem with being too familar with the questions in class at all. Rachelb1 is right in that the same stimulus may show up with a completely different question.
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July 14, 2004, 01:16:08 PM »
My suggestion is to call powerscore and see what tests will be administered and provided to you as full tests. In my opinion, it does not matter as much whether you have seen a PS homework problem before on a practice test. After all, you are doing the homework to understand how to approach a problem, not as a diagnostic. It just matters on the diagnostics so you can see where you are excelling or need some help.
But, this is all just a personal opinion.
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During heyday, Peca was one of NHL's top two-way centers
I have the strangest memory of Michael Peca.
It was the 2001 world championships in Hannover, Germany, and Peca was sitting on a hotel bed looking as though the world had crashed down on him. It was pretty close to that. Nearing the end of a yearlong contract dispute with the Buffalo Sabres, Peca had come overseas to salvage his season by playing for Canada at the worlds. He was the team's captain.
But halfway through the tournament, he fractured his cheekbone. Tournament over. I was the only Canadian reporter covering the event and was summoned to his room to interview the poor soul. Imagine seeing someone after his dog was run over by a car, and that was the picture that night.
"It was unfortunate I fractured my cheekbone," Peca recalled to me Tuesday, the day he announced his retirement from the NHL. "But you know what? I was extremely thankful to [GM] Lanny McDonald and everyone at Hockey Canada for giving me an opportunity to play some meaningful hockey that year. I guess I did enough before I got hurt to earn an invite to the Olympic camp in September that year, so despite the injury at the worlds, it was well worth it from that standpoint.
"And besides," Peca added with a chuckle, "me being knocked out elevated Ryan Smyth to captain of the team, and that was the birth of Captain Canada."
There's always a silver lining, right? The real payoff for Peca came less than a year later, when he was an associate captain for Team Canada as it ended a 50-year gold-medal drought at the 2002 Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City.
"For me, the gold medal was almost just to be part of that team," Peca said. "I had to get over the way I felt about being selected for the team and playing with Steve Yzerman, a guy that I idolized growing up. Mario Lemieux was on the team, Joe Nieuwendyk, Brendan Shanahan, Al MacInnis, the list went on and on; and Wayne Gretzky was at the head of the management team. It was amazing.
"And really, when it was actually happening, the schedule was so compact that you really didn't enjoy it fully at the time. But looking back, you enjoy and embrace it more. Winning an Olympic gold medal is a great achievement in sport."
Peca last played with Columbus during the 2008-09 season, and although he kept his options open through agent Don Meehan this past fall, he said he called it quits a while back.
"I really came to this decision months back, but it's been a case where I've been so busy with other things and enjoying myself that I didn't realize I had to come out and formally announce anything to consider myself retired," Peca said. "But I guess people will stop asking me now when they see me after reading about it."
Peca made it official in a release put out by the NHL Players' Association. No news conference or conference call. The two-time Selke Trophy winner and one of the game's premier two-way centers during his heyday, Peca didn't want to make a big deal of it. "I've never been a guy for big bells and whistles," he said.
No, but he's a guy who used every inch of his body to block shots, win faceoffs and earn room on the ice.
For me, he'll forever be remembered as a Buffalo Sabre, the leader of a young, blue-collar team in the late 1990s with superstar Dominik Hasek in net. That's when Peca was at his best, a force at both ends of the ice with clutch goals and key blocks. One night, he'd shut down the opposing team's top offensive threat; the next, he'd score a big goal.
"Nothing but great memories in Buffalo, even despite the way I ended up moving to the Islanders [after the yearlong contract dispute]," Peca said. "It's a place that really gave me the opportunity to get my career going and establish myself as a player. A lot of that is Ted Nolan and Lindy Ruff, and of course John Muckler bringing me in."
His heart always stayed in Buffalo, even if his skates didn't. Today, he lives there with his wife and two kids.
"Buffalo is the kind of town a person like me loves to live in because it's a great people-loving community," said Peca, who will turn 36 in March. "It's a city with small-town values, and it's a great place to live."
I met Peca when he was a junior star with the OHL's Ottawa 67's in the early 1990s. The Vancouver Canucks chose him in the second round (40th overall) of the 1992 draft.
His stay in Vancouver would last but one full NHL season, as the Canucks moved him to Buffalo in a blockbuster deal. The July 1995 trade saw the great Alexander Mogilny and a fifth-round draft choice (Todd Norman) go to Vancouver in exchange for Peca, Mike Wilson and Vancouver's first-round choice (Jay McKee).
"It's something that kind of caught me by surprise," Peca recalled. "I thought things were going well, so I was pretty surprised when I was traded out of Vancouver. But obviously Mogilny was going the other way, so I when I look back I guess I did have value to the Canucks organization, and they viewed me that way.
"When I got to Buffalo, Mogilny was obviously gone, [Dale] Hawerchuk was gone, a lot of veterans were moving on and the team was going in the youth direction. I knew it was a chance for me to establish myself."
The highlight was the 1999 Cup run, a magical spring that ended bitterly on Brett Hull's controversial in-the-crease triple-overtime goal in Game 6.
"That was a very difficult moment," Peca said of Hull's goal. "It's a blue-collar town. It wasn't just the players that enjoyed that great ride, but the community as well. The Bills had their four straight Super Bowl defeats, so Buffalo was looking at their first pro championship for the city, and unfortunately things ended the way they did. But still very good memories."
His 2000-01 contract dispute finally got resolved with a June trade. Peca was sent to the Islanders for Tim Connolly and Taylor Pyatt. He was named captain and helped lead the team back into the playoffs after a seven-season dry patch.
"[Owner] Charles Wang was real eager to put that team back on the map," Peca said. "As much as I love Buffalo, this guy really loves Long Island and wanted to do something special for Long Island. Bringing in Peter Laviolette, I have the utmost respect for him as a coach. We were able to do something that first year. It was great to see. Long Island is a great place, and the fan base is extremely passionate, and I was happy we were able to get people excited."
The Isles made the playoffs all three seasons Peca was there. After the 2004-05 lockout, he was dealt to Edmonton for Mike York and a fourth-round draft choice (later traded to Colorado). Peca spent only one season in Edmonton, but what a season it was. Edmonton went all the way to the seventh and deciding game of the June 2006 Cup finals against Carolina.
"That was one of those rides; I try to explain that playoff run to people," Peca said. "That year in Edmonton really emblemized what a run is about -- it's about guys really believing in themselves. No. 8 seed against No. 1 seed, Edmonton taking on Detroit. Once we beat the Wings, you slowly saw the confidence grow and guys really believing in each other."
Then, a boyhood dream was fulfilled in the summer of 2006, as the free-agent Peca signed on with his hometown Maple Leafs. It was an injury-shortened season, but wearing the logo he had grown up watching was special.
"I obviously wish I could have extended that stay for many years," Peca said. "But unfortunately I broke my leg, and I can't blame them for wanting to go another way. But it's one of the greatest organizations in professional sports. It's really top-notch, and they look after the players there. I had lots of fun even though it was short-lived."
Peca played his final two seasons in Columbus and helped the team clinch its first playoff berth last season. Now, the only hockey in his life involves coaching his son's minor team.
"I've had just a lot of fun with that," said Peca, although that doesn't mean he has the pro-coaching bug. "I don't think so, because the part I like now is not traveling. I don't really see myself getting into that."
Family time rocks. He's at peace with himself. It was one heck of a ride.
"I don't think I'll ever stop reminiscing," he said. "The game has given me everything I've got. I'll be forever thankful."


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The Rail, Maritime and Transport Union said today it wrote to lawyers for News Corp.'s U.K. publishing unit asking who sought the covert surveillance of General Secretary Bob Crow and whether techniques such as phone hacking were also used.
The inquiry, a government response to the five-year-old phone-hacking scandal at the now-defunct tabloid, has heard evidence from celebrities, authors and crime victims who said they were mistreated by the U.K. press in its quest for scoops. London-based News International has admitted having people followed, including lawyers for phone-hacking victims.
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The union's letter comes three days after England soccer player Peter Crouch sued the company, adding to dozens of lawsuits filed earlier by public figures alleging their phones were hacked. Police have said more than 5,000 people may have been targeted and potential victims are still being contacted by detectives.
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The same investigator followed U.K. Member of Parliament Tom Watson, the union said. Watson, who is on a committee of lawmakers investigating News Corp.'s phone-hacking, has compared News International Chairman James Murdoch to an organized-crime boss and called for his resignation.
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Confession, I love magic, so I hate most magicians. They put on a velvet suit and do that David Copperfield gliding around thing and perform, for the most part, the same ratty old tricks my older brother Doug did for birthday parties back in NJ in the 1970s. And even more than I hate magicians, I hate magicians who do comedy. I mean, if they were really funny, they wouldn't have to tricks, and vice versa.
Which is all prelude to saying how much I love Mac King. I met Mac when we did our first show in Las Vegas, eight years ago, and he invited me to see his afternoon "Comedy Magic" show the next day. I went, and discovered that if you're really funny, like Mac is, it'll make your tricks even seem more amazing — how does a guy that funny do magic that well? And if you're a brilliant magician, like Mac is, you'll make your jokes even better — how does a guy that skilled manage to be that witty?
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Lychee is a crisp juicy fruit which is white or pinkish, translucent and glossy some what like the a grape, but the taste is sweeter and very refreshing. Making this salsa great for hot summer days! Serving with your favorite chips or top grilled fish, chicken, or pork.
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Marco Gutierrez was in a band that didn't have a future. He was struggling in school. He was working a job he hated.
Then, he saw a new band, and his life turned around almost immediately.
Gutierrez had started his own band at 19 in El Paso, but things weren't going well.
"It was kind of dissolving — well, not really dissolving. No one was really serious about it," Gutierrez said.
But the band got on the same bill as The Dirty River Boys for one show, and Gutierrez saw what he was missing.
"Mainly, I saw how serious they were, honestly. They were just talented. It wasn't like this fun garage band; they knew what they were doing," Gutierrez said. "I think that's what enticed me."
So he dropped everything and signed on with them.
"It just felt right," Gutierrez said. "I believe there's a time in life for people to go to school, and it was not my time. I was failing, and I hated it. I had a 9 to 5 job I hated.
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Since Gutierrez joined, the band has expanded to a four-piece and released three albums, including 2012's critically acclaimed "Science of Flight."
The band returns to Amarillo for a 10 p.m. Friday show at the Golden Light Cantina, 2906 S.W. Sixth Ave.
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The band bills its music "outlaw folk-Americana," helping it stand out in the rock crowd in El Paso.
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The band also has a high-energy stage show.
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Seventeen local high school juniors traveled to Frankfort on April 13, as part of their participation in the annual Nolin RECC Washington Youth Tour contest activities.
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From the West, Dallas to Receive a Visitor Dressed Up in 500 Single-Use Plastic Bags
You probably don't remember, but back in October 2008 there was a very brief discussion at Dallas City Hall that maybe the council mightcouldaoughta ban the single-use plastic bag. Which went nowhere after council member Linda Koop said the city's not gonna outlaw the bag, but will instead educate "people about why they should conserve, why they should recycle, what's better for the environment." As evidenced by ... by ... oooh, shiny.
Anyway. Those gay-marrying dope-smokers in California are but days away from legislating, those grocery store baggies out of existence, just maybe. Which is why the so-called Bag Monster -- otherwise known as Andy Keller -- is on a 15-city tour touting the godawfulness of the single-use plastic bag. And, of course, he's stopping through Dallas on Friday. Says the release: "The Bag Monster is riding across country on a three wheeled bike to cities considering plastic bag legislation," so if he knows something I don't ... Well, that's entirely possible.
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- This user deserves a barnstar for their effort on improving Nova (English school in Japan). I'm just not sure how to go about it. I'll try when I knock off school. Good job, aye.
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777Metatron777 (talk) 18:14, 26 August 2008 (UTC) Hi this is my first attempt ( and maybe my last as I admit I am hopeless at computers) at this so if this is not the way to communicate then please delete it and help me to learn a bit by telling me how one communicates with other editors. I saw that you had deleted my edit to your eikaiwa page. Although I am sure that there were other eikaiwas involved I do know for sure that Michaels Eikaiwa which has schools only in Kansai at Tennoji and Nishiku did appear on Kansai Terebi and also did appear in Asahi newspaper and at least 3 local newspapers. I thought it was actually very relevant in an article about Eikaiwas and particularly thr demise of Nova. Michaels Eikaiwa offered Nova students the chance to use their coupons at their school....literally free of charge. The offer lasted a year. Most people said it was mad!! In fact the offer did nearly bankrupt the school. However the school was able to help 130 Nova students to continue their Eikaiwa lessons without further expenditure. I think that although the schools name i.e Michaels English School should have been edited out for possible conflict of interest, that the bulk of what was said was rather interesting. Especially the fact that trends in Eikaiwa are now heading away from the so called Big Four towards private schools operating a Geshya system. As far as a conflict of interests is concerned I do apologize...I was not actually expecting any Japanese wanting to study English to read this article...I thought only to give the general population an idea of how EIKAIWA was written in Kanji and by providing a link to the school ( which is my school I admit ) to show them the other end of the scale ....what I think is a real EIKAIWA. Actually our little Eikaiwa saw NOVA come and go. I do sincerely apologize however and in future will leave this kind of stuff alone. My main interest is in fact aikido and have been studying that here in Japan for the last 20 years....maybe I should try to write about that instead? 777Metatron777 (talk) 18:14, 26 August 2008 (UTC)
- Metatron, I put my response on your talk page
GABA or Gaba[edit]
Saw you changed GABA to Gaba, but per the company website, it is an acronym and is noted as such in the article. Please take a second look, thanks ! Statisticalregression (talk) 02:19, 7 August 2008 (UTC)
- Then the article needs to be moved to reflect that. The article name was changed before the acronym info was added. Chris (クリス • フィッチ) (talk) 02:35, 7 August 2008 (UTC)
Choosing your words wisely[edit]
Hi. Debito Arudou never argued that the review was defamatory or libelous. To his credit, he also never threatened a lawsuit. We really need to be careful about putting words into other people's mouths during this talk because the minute we do that, it inhibits free editing, creates intimidation, and causes systemic bias in our articles. I'm hoping that you'll retract the comment about Arudou asserting that it was "defamatory." J Readings (talk) 05:17, 8 October 2008 (UTC)
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Gaba article - neutrality[edit]
Hello, Statistical Regression, Alex MacIntosh88 here. No one has responded to my previous post on the Gaba article talk page. Do you think it would be acceptable to remove the note on the front page, given that they didn't give any details of bias and didn't bother to even write anything in the talk page?
[User:Alex MacIntosh88|Alex MacIntosh88]] (talk) 15:06, 2 February 2010 (UTC)
I was living in Japan at the time of the Baker controversy, and found Devlin's reporting to be informative and credible. Remember, Devlin was an ardent supporter of Baker at first, but changed his opinion after his magazine's reporters began finding contradictions and inconsitencies in Baker's and his supporters' stories. I use Metropolis as a source in Wikipedia all the time. In fact, if you check my contribution history [1], you can see that I just used it as a source on Japanese gambling games articles. Although Baker's supporters don't appear to like the reporting done by Metropolis on the Baker case, no one has shown that the magazine's reporting was incorrect. Anyway, the text in that article is NPOV, making it clear that it is only Devlin's and Metropolis opinion that is being given. Cla68 (talk) 22:44, 6 February 2010 (UTC)
- I'll try to remember to check Infotrac and ProQuest NewsStand tomorrow to see if any other publications picked up on the Metropolis reporting. If not, I still believe that Metropolis is a reliable source on the topic, because as I noted the magazine was originally a strong supporter of Baker's until the magazine's reporters discovered, as they claimed, that they had been lied to. Cla68 (talk) 08:26, 7 February 2010 (UTC)
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Fred's mom is white and his dad is asian, which makes him a half ling
by nrjforever March 04, 2010
Mixed race child or adult, usually derogatory term.
Look at those Packlings, Niglets, Halflings and Snowballs feeding the Ducklings together while the parents (Packies, Niggers, Inter racial couple and Snowmen respectively) argue matters of race, so steeped in antiquity that no one alive even remembers now...
by Badgerpower February 16, 2012
A half-boner, aka chubby.
I woke up with a halfling after dreaming about Scarlett Johansson.
When that girl sat in my lap I caught a halfling.
When that girl sat in my lap I caught a halfling.
by aleve September 03, 2006