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From our televisions to our political conversations, we are inundated with messages of fear. We feel more afraid of the world and our own neighbors now than we have in decades. But all that fear isn't good...
Research into the Japanese concept of "forest bathing" offers insightful and helpful lessons on stress, health, and creativity.
Credit card debt is an increasing problem for many Americans. It seems insurmountable, but it can be overcome. It just needs to be conquered one step at a time, and the first step is understanding how it...
The Perseid meteor shower is coming, which may put you in the mind to wonder "What causes a meteor shower?"
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The map of Spain is tattooed into the Catalan landscape, as indelible streets and avenues
The movement's members demanded the voting rights for women and advocated against gender discrimination in political and economic life.
Americans are as divided as ever, and we may not even agree on what freedom is anymore. The ideas of Isaiah Berlin may shed some light on the subject.
New analyses of data gathered by the 2001 Mars Odyssey rover reveals that water molecules are bound up in the very soil of Mars.
Bill Nye changed his mind. Over a hundred Nobel laureates are combating Greenpeace. Will activists ever consider the science?
German researchers find an unexpected source for new antibiotics as growing drug resistance threatens to cause worldwide epidemics.
Nuts!, a new documentary film by Penny Lane, focuses on John R. Brinkley, a "doctor" who amassed a fortune by surgically inserting pieces of a goats' testicles to treat impotence in men.
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Over 3,000 studies have shown acupuncture to be no better than a placebo. Yet it has led researchers to discover something that might aid in pain relief.
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Some Notable Book Lists for 2007: the Guardian's"Books of the Year 2007", the London Times's"Best Books of 2007", the National Book Critics Circle's Book List, and the NYT's"100 Notable Books of 2007." Thanks to Dwight Gardner and Scott McLemee for the pointers.
It's that time of year. David Darlington's"Preparing for the Job Register," AHA Today, 27 November, is supplemented, less seriously, by Sherman Dorn's"Preparing for the Job Register," 28 November.
David Wong and Owen Ball,"The 9 Most Badass Bible Verses," Cracked.com, nd. When I was in seminary, the chaplain followed the lectionary, but delighted in translating as he read from the Hebrew and Greek texts, without the intervention of prudish sensibilities. It was ... um ... a revelation. Hat tip.
Stephen T. Asma,"Never Mind Grendel. Can Beowulf Conquer the 21st-Century Trip?" CHE, 7 December, reviews Robert Zemeckis's new film, Beowulf.
Peter Ackroyd reviews Charles Nicholls's The Lodger: Shakespeare on Silver Street for the London Times, 23 November.
Stephanie Coontz,"Taking Marriage Private," NYT, 26 November, argues for getting the state out of the business of matrimony.
Finally, since the Historians for Obama's statement was posted on HNN's mainpage Monday morning, the number of historians endorsing it has doubled. You'll find an updated list of Historians for Obama at the link. Thanks to AHA Today, American Election, Andrew Sullivan, the Chronicle of Higher Education, Daily Kos, Daily Princetonian, Dissent the Blog, Huffington Post, Inside Higher Ed, Liberty & Power, MyDD, No Left Turns, Progressive Historians and Spinning Clio for their links to it. If you would like to join us, contact Michael Kazin and me at mk8*at*georgetown*dot*edu and ralphluker*at*mindspring*dot*com.
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The Cardinal Forest Elementary Parent Teacher Association is a local unit of the Virginia PTA. The Virginia PTA requires each of its local units to review its bylaws every five years, and to incorporate conforming changes required by the VAPTA or the National PTA. In January of 2015 the PTA approved a series of conforming changes.
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Lee Towers (also known as "The Man with the Golden Mic", "The Pin" or "The Glasses" 'Mr Ahoy' the 'God Father of Dutch Popular Music') (born Leen Huijzer, 23 March 1946) is a Dutch crooner/singer.[1] He was discovered in 1975 as "The Singing Crane Mechanic" and labelled as a dockworker in Rotterdam. His music has charted in the Netherlands' music charts very successfully from the early 1970s up until the present day.[2]
He is well known in the Netherlands for bringing large theatrical performances to his fans in the style of Las Vegas shows. He holds a record in the Netherlands for performing the most concerts for a single artist at one single venue. Since the 1980s, Lee has held 50 Gala Performances at Ahoy Rotterdam, a multi-purpose arena, which now hosts a bronze bust of him at the entrance.
His best-known hits are "You'll Never Walk Alone" (which is also a favourite on the terraces of Feyenoord's De Kuip), Olympic Games (which he recorded for the "Let The Games Begin" LP which was to coincide with the 1992 Summer Olympics) and "I Can See Clearly Now".
In 2006, he was awarded a Society Award along with Bridget Maasland.[3] He was awarded the title "Ambassador of Rotterdam Port" as well as becoming "Ambassador for Feyenoord Football Club 2005.".[4] He has received many other awards for his charity work and music achievements.
On November, 1st 2011 Lee was back in 'Ahoy' for 'One Night Only', a special concert for 35 years in the business, also his 51st Vegas Style concert in the venue, in front of 12000 fans.
For a comprehensive list of all his hits, visit:
- ^ Gelder, Arno, 10 January 2007, De crooner komt er aan!, AD.
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- ^ 18 December 2006, Maasland en Towers onderscheiden, AD.
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The school transport timetable has been updated. Minor changes have been made and the new timetable will run from Wednesday 23rd September 2015.
All transport whether organised by the school (Pat's Coaches) or through the Local Authority requires students to be in possession of the appropriate pass,. Failure to be able to show a valid pass, when asked, will result in students not being able to access the relevant bus.
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Applications for WCBC transport can be completed online.
An important update to post 16 transport from 1st September 2016 has been made. Transport for post 16 education students, those entering year 12 from 1st September 2016, will no longer be entitled to Local Authority transport.
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The former chairman of the Nasdaq and founder of the market-making firm Bernard L. Madoff Investment Securities. Madoff, who also ran a hedge fund, was arrested on December 11, 2008, for running an alleged $65 million Ponzi scheme. His hedge fund lost about $20 billion of his investors' money, but kept it hidden by paying out earlier investors with money from later investors.
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TURKEY - Frank Wade Lane, 64, died Saturday, May 1, 2010.
Graveside services will be 10 a.m. Wednesday in Dreamland Cemetery in Turkey, with Steve Ulrey officiating. Arrangements are by Myers-Chancellor Funeral Home.
Frank was born Jan. 3, 1946, in Matador to Elton and Estelle Coker Lane. He was a member of First United Methodist Church in Turkey.
Frank was in the Marine Corps during the Vietman War and later spent many years as a truck driver for Wal-Mart. He loved life and celebrated it to its fullest and spent his last years thoroughly enjoying his grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by a brother, Dwight Lane.
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One misconception that a lot of fishermen have about frog fishing is that it's an early morning deal for really shallow water. Actually, it will work in water as deep as 10 feet, and it will work all day if the conditions are right. In fact, you'll catch your biggest fish on a frog between 11 a.m. and 1 p.m.
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Darkness halts second round at LGA event
Published: Sunday, August 3, 2008 at 8:00 a.m.
Last Modified: Saturday, August 2, 2008 at 10:30 p.m.
HOUMA Rick Bratcher, George Cestia and Robby McWilliams are all tied for the lead heading into the final day of the Louisiana Golf Associations Mid-Amateur Championship at Ellendale Country Club.
However, there is a catch.
When darkness settled on Ellendale at 8 p.m., half the field was still on the course trying to complete their second round. As a result, the tournament will resume at 8:30 a.m. today, and when all of the second-round scores are turned in, the cut will determine the top 60 players and ties. Those players will tee off and vie for the title beginning at the first and 10th tees at 12:45 p.m.
Second-round action did not begin until 12:30 p.m. on Saturday, because of heavy rains on Friday afternoon.
The best score turned in on Saturday was Kyle Chauvins 69, which was actually the completion of his first round.
Chauvin, from Carencro, did not finish his second round on Saturday.
Among those who did was LaPlaces Bratcher, who carded a 72 after an opening-round 69 on Friday.
Cestia (70-71-141) and McWilliams (70-71-141) are also waiting to see if they will be in the final groups today.
The lowest second round registered on Saturday was a 70, from John Davis, of Lafayette, who won the LGA Mid-Am in 2000 and 2003.
Three-time defending champion and six-time LGA Mid-Am winner Tommy Brennan did not finish his second round on Saturday after a first-round 72.
Rod Baronet, of LeCompte, shot an even-par 72, putting him at 1-under par for the tourney.
Bratcher, who has a good chance of being in todays final group, is competing in his first LGA Mid-Am.
The course played longer (on Saturday) even though the tees were pushed up, said Bratcher, who has played Ellendale about a dozen times.
We have similar greens at Riverlands Country Club (in LaPlace), so the speed is not that much different. I really have not been hitting that many greens, but getting up and down has been easy for me so far.
I made the cut. I had low goals coming into this tournament.
When the event started, there were 14 players from Terrebonne and Lafourche parishes in the tournament.
When action stopped on Saturday, Casey Roussel of Thibodaux had carded identical 73s, which puts him five shots out of the lead.
Im hitting it well right now, but in two days Ive missed eight putts inside 10 feet, said Roussel, who has been a member at Ellendale since February of this year and was able to finish his first round on Friday and his second on Saturday.
Another player hoping to take advantage of not having to play more than 18 holes is Bossier Citys Ted Teel, who has also posted identical 73s in the tournament.
Im hitting the ball well from tee to green, said Teel. I feel good about my rounds, but I just dont know where I stand. I know I wont be as tired (today). Its just the luck of the draw.
The 17th Annual LGA Mid-Amateur Championship is open to players 25-years or older with a USGA Handicap Index of 8.0 or lower. This is the first time the LGA has conducted the Mid-Amateur Championship at Ellendale.
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All Rise...
Judge Bryan Pope once pondered writing a musical about his adventures at his hometown's Pinto Bean Festival. Those were some crazy days.
Editor's Note
Our review of The Rodgers And Hammerstein Collection, published January 15th, 2007, is also available.
The Charge
It's a grand night for singing.
Opening Statement
Twentieth Century Fox, with ample support from The Rogers & Hammerstein Organization, has indeed given fans of this minor musical effort a reason for falling in love.
Facts of the Case
The Frake family is packing up and heading to "the best state fair in the state," and not a moment too soon. While Ma Frake frets over her pickles and mincemeat, and Pa Frake dotes obsessively over his potentially prize-winning hog, Blueboy, restless daughter Margy suffers from a severe case of spring fever (unusual for the month of September). Meanwhile, son Wayne is having love troubles of his own.
Can the bright lights of the Ferris wheel work enough magic to help the kids find romance, or will the Frakes leave the fair with nothing more than a few fond memories and maybe a blue ribbon or two?
The Evidence
It stands to reason that at least one Rogers & Hammerstein show would center around the goings-on at a state fair. After all, popcorn, pie contests, and merry-go-rounds are as uniquely all-American as musical theater and Rogers & Hammerstein themselves. Based on a novel by Philip Strong and previously filmed as a nonmusical vehicle for Janet Gaynor, State Fair is the least substantial Rogers & Hammerstein (R&H from here on, shall we?) to hit the big screen. It lacks the visual majesty of The Sound of Music, the historical weight of South Pacific and The King and I, and the theatrical innovation of Oklahoma! How can a story about a family's visit to their state fair possibly compete with that lineup?
It can't. But what 1945's State Fair does have in its favor is buckets of pastoral charm, a slight but pleasant score, R&H's patented gooey romanticism, and that gorgeous Technicolor cinematography. State Fair is like a Norman Rockwell painting sprung to life.
Nowhere is this more apparent than during the jaunty opener, "Our State Fair," where we see the Frakes engaged in various rituals of pre-fair merriment (you know…slopping the hogs, spiking grandma's mincemeat with a gallon of brandy). The farm is so picturesque, the house so cozy and overflowing with blue-gingham hominess, it's like watching an ad for Hickory Farms, only with songs—and without the delicious smoked cheese spread that compliments their sesame crackers so nicely. But I digress.
As tuneful as the R&H score is (it's dollars to doughnuts that at least one song will stick in your head for weeks), it's strictly second-tier stuff. Even "It Might as Well Be Spring" and "It's a Grand Night for Singing," which have become standards in the R&H songbook, could be plucked from the fair and inserted neatly in almost any other show. The one ditty that is most at home here, "All I Owe Ioway" (did I mention that the Frakes hail from Iowa?), is spunky and fun, but, unlike the title song from a certain other hit R&H movie, it's a clunky attempt at branding a state.
But when you have an attractive cast that knows how to sell it, all is well. And that's exactly what State Fair has in Jeanne Craine (an enchanting Margy), Dana Andrews (her suave suitor, journalist Pat Gilbert), Dick Haymes (playing Wayne as, well, Dick Haymes), and, finally, Vivian Blaine (smoldering as singer Emily Edwards). Charles Winninger and Fay Bainter make a loveable pair as the head of the Frake clan, and don't forget to look for a very young Harry Morgan (here listed as Henry Morgan) as a rascally carny.
For hardcore R&H aficionados wishing to scrutinize over what went wrong in the much maligned 1962 remake, that version is included here as well. Directed by Jose Ferrer and starring a very young Pat Boone and Ann-Margret, this State Fair is not entirely the cinematic travesty critics make it out to be. At the very least, it's a harmless curiosity that does nothing to diminish its source material. By the same token, it does nothing to enrich it either. Ferrer's film may be an unmemorable, wholly unnecessary enterprise, but it serves as a peculiar time capsule of '60s kitsch.
This time around, the action takes place at the Texas State Fair in Dallas, and some characters have been tweaked, but only just (Wayne is now a stockcar driver, chanteuse Emily is a hotsy-totsy showgirl). On the whole, they're essentially the same. The casting is a mixed bag. Alice Faye brings a dry wit and tart tongue to her Melissa Frake, but weeping willow Pamela Tiffin gets upstaged at every turn (by Bobby Darin, bunches of balloons, a corndog…believe me, it doesn't take much). Then there's Boone and Ann-Margret, who inject some unexpected sexual energy. Alright, so perhaps a little sexual energy is to be expected with Ann-Margret on board, but Pat Boone? Strange but true, the squeaky clean crooner's country-fried approach to Wayne as he lusts after Emily adds a little spice to an otherwise bland dish.
If the film suffers from anything, it's R&H's old-fashioned score, which is hopelessly at odds with the film's mid-'60s trappings (would a character whose lexicon includes "groovy" and "hip" really be caught with "It's a Grand Night for Singing" on his lips?). A few numbers have been dropped, and a few added (Faye's "Never Say No to a Man," taken out of context, is not exactly prudent advice) or reimagined (Ann-Margret's ensemble number, "Isn't it Kinda Fun," now seems spun out of another dimension). Of course, without the songs, there's little point to this film's existence.
Be that as it may, I'm ever so grateful for having it included here as part of Fox's tribute to the original State Fair. And what a stellar tribute it is. State Fair may be one of the least regarded of R&H's works, but, with this two-disc set, it receives the same royal treatment as the crown jewels in their canon.
The first disc features the 1945 version in its original full-frame format, and it's a joy to watch. The vibrant colors of the fairgrounds pop off the screen, and the clarity is remarkably strong for such an old picture. The Dolby 4.0 Surround doesn't make much use of the rear speakers, but it provides robust sound all the same. Dialogue and music are nicely balanced. English and Spanish subtitles are included.
Fox has sprung for a couple of extras that should have R&H roaring with thunderous applause. A commentary featuring film historian Richard Barrios and playwright Tom Briggs (he wrote the book for the inevitable Broadway version of State Fair). Do these two ever know their musical theater history. Engaging and bursting with information, these two make for a good listen. No doubt the serious R&H fan will have heard many of the stories (one of the best being about Dana Andrews, who didn't tell anyone involved with State Fair that he was a trained vocalist for fear that it might put the man hired to record his voiceover out of a job), but everyone else will find it enlightening.
Another fine inclusion is the featurette "From Book to Screen to Stage," which recounts the making of both versions of the film. The program runs a brisk 30 minutes and doesn't waste a moment. Various members of The Rogers & Hammerstein Organization discuss the history of the 1945 film (the studio originally wanted Oklahoma!, but it was still playing on stage), and they pay special attention to casting for both versions. Finally, it touches on the largely ignored 1997 Broadway production (starring John Davidson, of all people), which those involved now admit was upstaged by more contemporary works, such as Rent.
Rounding out the disc-one features is the original theatrical trailer, a stills gallery, and a sing-along option.
The second disc presents the 1962 version in its original 2.35:1 format with an anamorphic transfer. Like the first film, the transfer is strong, although the image was softer than I would have preferred, and the colors not as bold as they should have been. Audio is again in Dolby 4.0 Surround, but I couldn't detect any action in the rear speakers this time. English and Spanish subtitles are again included.
In stark contrast to the bountiful, high-quality extras provided for the 1945 film, the extras provided for the remake are abundant but disappointing. This disc boasts a scene-specific commentary track by Boone, who is sunny and cheerful as always, but whose remarks are sparse and insubstantial ("Look at how young I was!"). Long stretches flew by with nary a word. In fact, I occasionally forgot I was listening to a commentary track.
More interesting is the inclusion of the pilot episode from the (presumably) short-lived 1976 series State Fair. This little curiosity stars Vera Miles as the matriarch of the Frake family. Actually, make that the Bryant clan. Apparently, their names were changed to protect the innocent, and for good reason. The show, about life in a contemporary farming family, is reminiscent of the kind of hour-long family dramas that were so popular in the '70s (Eight is Enough, Family, The Waltons), and it is cringe inducing. The dated hair and fashions are bad enough, but the handful of songs (none remotely related to anything R&H has ever written) are hideous. Still, a young Linda Purl as a Tanya Tucker wannabe sure is a cutie.
Finally, we get the 1962 film's original theatrical trailer and footage of the legendary R&H favorite Mary Martin performing "It Might as Well Be Spring" on a 1954 televised Broadway celebration. The footage is, as expected, in grainy black and white, and the sound is tinny, but it's a classy inclusion.
The extras for the 1962 film may not be worth a second look, but I'm pleased as punch that Fox took time to round up any bonus material at all. That has to be worth something.
Closing Statement
This 60th Anniversary edition is more fun than cotton candy and a ride on the Tilt-a-Whirl. Rogers & Hammerstein enthusiasts will have a grand old time at this State Fair.
The Verdict
Fox has made this film lover feel as jumpy as a puppet on a string. All charges are dropped.
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Andres Rafael Garcia update: March 13 sentencing set for ex-ASU defensive back
PHOENIX - A March 13 sentencing date has been set for a former Arizona State University defensive back convicted of attempted sexual assault of a 21-year-old woman.
Andres Rafael Garcia faces up to 17 years in prison for his guilty pleas in December to attempted sexual assault and third-degree burglary.
Garcia was accused of pushing the victim and causing her to fall into a wall and then to the ground.
Investigators say she lost consciousness but later regained it and was unable to cry or move her body as Garcia attacked her.
Police say Garcia later apologized to the victim and said wished he could take it back.
Garcia joined the Sun Devils in the 2012 season as a non-scholarship player, but was later dismissed from the team.


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Fantasy Game Notes for Saturday: American League
Comerica Park (outdoor) 1:05 p.m. ET (sunny, high of 65 degrees)
Jose Contreras, RHP (1-2) versus Nate Robertson, LHP (2-1)
Notable Injuries: Jose Mesa, RP (groin, day-to-day)
Game Story: Jose Contreras has pitched well against Detroit the past two years (nine starts, 62 2/3 innings, 3.61 ERA), and even though his strikeout-to-walk ratio is horrendous, he has allowed just two runs in his past 11 innings. Nate Robertson, on the other hand, has had a lot of trouble with Chicago. Juan Uribe has hit Robertson well (12-for-32, 2 HR), but left-handed hitters like Jim Thome, Rob Mackowiak and A.J. Pierzynski should struggle.
Kauffman Stadium (outdoor) 2:10 p.m. ET (partly cloudy, with gusts of wind up to 20 mph; high of 78 degrees)
Boof Bonser, RHP (0-1) versus Zack Greinke, RHP (1-2)
Notable Injuries: Luis Castillo, 2B (quadriceps, day-to-day); Torii Hunter, OF (shoulder, day-to-day); Rondell White, OF (calf, DL); Mark Grudzielanek, 2B (back, day-to-day)
Game Story: Boof Bonser has allowed a whopping five home runs in 15 2/3 innings this year. Although his strikeout rate is quite good, he cannot be considered a safe start. David DeJesus is hitting well and displaying new power; he has good patience, and the only thing he needs to add to his repertoire is power against right-handed pitching. At this point, there isn't a more preferable pitcher for DeJesus to match up with than Bonser. Zack Greinke's peripherals are strong despite the fact that he didn't last an inning his most-recent outing. I expect a rebound here.
Fenway Park (outdoor) 3:55 p.m. ET (sunny, high of 59 degrees)
Jeff Karstens, RHP (0-0) versus Josh Beckett, RHP (3-0)
Notable Injuries: none
Game Story: Jeff Karstens doesn't have a lot of statistical history to go on, and what there is seems contradictory in many aspects, so there is nothing precise to lock on to. The best route here is the most simple one: Karstens has little upper minor league experience and was rocked in Triple-A, so don't expect much. Josh Beckett has looked good, but he hasn't done it against quality opponents; I'm not a believer in the man, so I wouldn't be surprised to see a blow-up here. Every Yankees name is either obvious or just not that good (Melky Cabrera), so get your joy out of the rivalry and enjoy the game.
Camden Yards (outdoor) 7:05 p.m. ET (clear, with a low of 50 degrees)
Josh Towers, RHP (1-1) versus Adam Loewen, LHP (1-0)
Notable Injuries: none
Game Story: This Josh Towers is quite a contrast from last year's version, but it also helps that in his two starts, he has yet to face even one batter who hit 25 homers in 2006. The Orioles don't have a guy fitting that description, either, though he will face a lefty-heavy lineup here. With Reed Johnson and Troy Glaus out, the Toronto lineup is woefully short-handed in terms of right-handed hitters; Loewen should be fabulous.
Tropicana Field (indoor) 7:10 p.m. ET
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Seo, RHP (0-1)
Notable Injuries: Trot Nixon, OF (flu; day-to-day)
Game Story: Position by position, the Tampa offense really does not have any weak spots, though it's still surprising to see the Devil Rays ranked third in runs and fifth in team OPS. The lineup is mostly right-handed, so I don't expect Byrd to do too poorly. Trot Nixon is questionable for the game but doesn't make a bad third outfielder if he suits up. Jae Seo has looked worse than he is due to a tough schedule, but Cleveland's offense is better than it looks -- 21st in runs scored but 8th in OPS -- so I can't recommend him here, either.
Rangers Ballpark (outdoor) 8:05 p.m. ET (partly cloudy, low of 60 degrees)
Joe Kennedy, LHP (0-1) versus Kameron Loe, RHP (0-0)
Notable Injuries: Milton Bradley, OF (hamstring, day-to-day); Brad Wilkerson, OF (sore left knee, day-to-day)
Game Story: Kameron Loe has potential because he keeps the ball down, but his home park betrays him; his career ERA on the road is a solid 3.46, with only two (!) home runs allowed in 83 1/3 innings. The Oakland offense, though, borders on punchless, especially with Milton Bradley banged up. What the heck ... I'll give Loe the vote of confidence. The Rangers have been hitting quite poorly lately -- the Mark Buehrle no-hitter being a notable example -- and Joe Kennedy has been pretty good so far, so he's an option. It is a bit risky talent-wise, but recent performance favors Kennedy.
Angel Stadium (outdoor) 9:05 p.m. ET (cloudy, with a low of 54 degrees)
Horacio Ramirez, LHP (1-0) versus Bartolo Colon, RHP (0-0)
Notable Injuries: Vladimir Guerrero, OF (hand, day-to-day)
Game Story: If Vladimir Guerrero is out, Horacio Ramirez instantly becomes a good spot start. With Guerrero and Howie Kendrick out, the only other productive hitter in the lineup would be Casey Kotchman. A left-handed batter, Kotchman would presumably have a difficult time with Ramirez, so in reality, you're not left with much offense to beat. Bartolo Colon is making his season debut, and it is really impossible to know just how well he will do. He has a good matchup, but considering how poor his 2006 was, it's best to just wait and see.
Fantasy Game Notes for Saturday: National League
Shea Stadium (outdoor) 1:10 p.m. ET (sunny, high of 70 degrees)
Chuck James, LHP (2-1) versus Oliver Perez, LHP (1-1)
Notable Injuries: Mike Gonzalez, RP (elbow, day-to-day)
Game Story: The Mets have knocked around left-handed pitching so far this season -- they have an .887 OPS against lefties, third in the majors -- but I am inclined to believe that is more the result of a small sample size than a true indication of their ability. Last year, they were 26th in the majors in OPS against left-handers, and, while adding Moises Alou helps that problem significantly, their lineup otherwise has not changed much. They also hit poorly at home, and Chuck James is pitching quite well and limiting his gopher-ball tendencies; don't shy away from this matchup.
Wrigley Field (outdoor) 3:55 p.m. ET (sunny, high of 72 degrees)
Anthony Reyes, RHP (0-2) versus Jason Marquis, RHP (1-1)
Notable Injuries: Scott Rolen, 3B (illness, day-to-day); Alfonso Soriano, OF (hamstring, out)
Game Story: Anthony Reyes has had two near-identical, mediocre starts in what were good matchups for him; there's not much to glean, other than to say that I simply believe he is better than what he has shown us. This matchup isn't the greatest, but I still expect a better effort than what he has previously shown. Scott Rolen may miss the game, so Scott Spiezio will likely get a start, and he hits right-handers well. Chris Duncan also does almost all of his damage against righties.
AT&T Park (outdoor) 4:05 p.m. ET (30 percent chance of rain, high of 58 degrees)
Edgar Gonzalez, RHP (1-1) versus Barry Zito, LHP (1-2)
Notable Injuries: none
Game Story: The Giants are 26th in OPS at home compared to 11th on the road, and their offense is poor enough that they will assuredly be a consistent spot-start crutch for the season. Edgar Gonzalez is a reasonable facsimile of a No. 5 fantasy starter best suited for spot starting, and he might be able to post a line similar to his start in Washington (5 IP, 7 H, 2 ER, 7 K, 2 BB). Arizona's lineup is solid, and most of the regulars hit left-handers quite well. The game is in San Francisco, so the pitcher has an inherent advantage, but I expect to see Zito get hit around a bit, even though it may not necessarily result in a lot of runs scored.
Miller Park (indoor/retractable roof) 7:05 p.m. ET
Wandy Rodriguez, LHP (0-1) versus Chris Capuano, LHP (2-0)
Notable Injuries: none
Game Story: In April, it is natural to feel someone is more likely to have a solid year if they get off to a hot start. After all, you really don't have much else to base your opinion on, and we see turnarounds all the time. Wandy Rodriguez has had two legitimately-good starts, with positive ratios, but I can't buy into him without more information. Start Milwaukee's usual lefty-killers: Kevin Mench, Corey Hart and J.J. Hardy. The Astros have an .853 OPS against left-handers so far this season, so tread carefully with Chris Capuano.
Dolphin Stadium (outdoor) 7:05 p.m. ET (clear, low of 49 degrees)
Matt Chico, LHP (1-1) versus Anibal Sanchez, RHP (1-0)
Notable Injuries: Miguel Cabrera, 3B (oblique, day-to-day); Alejandro De Aza, OF (ankle, DL); Jorge Julio, RP (calf, DL)
Game Story: I recommended Matt Chico versus Florida the first time around, and Chico got bombed. In two starts since, Chico has been solid, so let's hope the second time is a charm. There is a good chance Miguel Cabrera misses the game, leaving Florida's lineup rather barren. Chico has yet to top five innings in a start, so don't expect a week-saving game, but don't sneeze at a quality start. Chris Snelling and Ryan Church are long-time favorites of mine who hit when healthy. They hit righties well, and Anibal Sanchez is all over the place right now, so get them in your lineup.
Great American Ball Park (outdoor) 7:10 p.m. ET (clear, low of 44 degrees)
Cole Hamels, LHP (1-0) versus Eric Milton, LHP (0-2)
Notable Injuries: Ryan Howard, 1B (knee, day-to-day)
Game Story: Josh Hamilton may be raking right now, but he has just one hit in nine at-bats versus left-handers. In Hamilton's career he has never hit lefties well, and with the development time he lost, it makes sense that he continue to struggle against them. Play the matchup and bench him against Cole Hamels. Indeed, most of Cincinnati's lineup is poor versus lefties, and the Reds rank 28th in OPS against southpaws. On the contrary, the Phillies hit them well, so don't be surprised to see this is a one-sided game in Philadelphia's favor.
Coors Field (outdoor) 8:05 p.m. ET (20 percent chance of precipitation, low of 34 degrees)
Clay Hensley, RHP (0-3) versus Jeff Francis, LHP (1-1)
Notable Injuries: Rodrigo Lopez, SP (elbow, DL)
Game Story: I like Clay Hensley a fair bit, but he is just getting lit up right now. Wash your hands of him for now and wait until he gets back on track. Consider it batting practice for the Rockies; maybe preseason favorites Chris Iannetta and Troy Tulowitzki can finally get something going. For San Diego, Marcus Giles is hitting well, especially against lefties (.958 OPS). Khalil Greene also does most of his damage against lefties, so Saturday's game against Jeff Francis offers a cheap route for some middle-infield power.
Dodger Stadium (outdoor) 10:10 p.m. ET (cloudy, low of 54 degrees)
Ian Snell, RHP (1-1) versus Brad Penny, RHP (3-0)
Notable Injuries: none
Game Story: I am a pretty big fan of both starting pitchers in this game and feel the hitters will, for the most part, take a backseat in a low-scoring game. Snell's secret is allowing just one home run in 20 innings; he allowed 29 home runs in 186 innings last year. I am Brad Penny's biggest fan, but he is due for a regression. Fortunately, pitching against weaker teams like Pittsburgh can mask this regression.
Waiver Wire Pick Ups
Juan Uribe, SS, CHW @ Detroit Tigers
Adam Loewen, SP, BAL versus Toronto Blue Jays
Kameron Loe, SP, TEX versus Oakland Athletics
Horacio Ramirez, SP, SEA versus Los Angeles Angels
Chuck James, SP, ATL @ New York Mets
Scott Spiezio, OF, STL @ Chicago Cubs
Edgar Gonzalez, SP, ARI @ San Francisco Giants
Kevin Mench, OF, MIL versus Houston Astros
J.J. Hardy, SS, MIL versus Houston Astros
Matt Chico, SP, WAS @ Florida Marlins
Ryan Church, OF, WAS @ Florida Marlins
Chris Snelling, OF, WAS @ Florida Marlins
Marcus Giles, 2B, SD @ Colorado Rockies
Ian Snell, SP, PIT @ Los Angeles Dodgers
Please Note that the notable injuries are not meant to be a comprehensive report of each team's disabled list. For brevity, we include only day-to-day injuries or new additions for players you might otherwise consider using in these games. Long-term DL or day-to-day injuries to starting pitchers who were not scheduled to appear are omitted.
Adam Madison is a fantasy baseball analyst for ESPN.com and TalentedMrRoto.com. He can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com


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Walter Williams: Young Americans' Ignorance BafflingRoundup: Talking About History
Walter Williams is an economics professor at George Mason University in Fairfax, Va.
A recent Superman comic book has the hero saying, "I am renouncing my U.S. citizenship" because "truth, justice, and the American way — it's not enough anymore."
Though not addressing Superman's statement, Stanford University Professor and Hoover Institution senior fellow William Damon explains how such a vision could emerge today but not yesteryear. The explanation is found in his article "American Amnesia," in Defining Ideas, based upon his most recent book, "Failing Liberty 101: How We Are Leaving Young Americans Unprepared for Citizenship in a Free Society."
The National Assessment of Educational Progress reports only one in four high school seniors scored at least "proficient" in knowledge of U.S. citizenship. Civics and history were American students' worst subjects.
Professor Damon said that for the past 10 years, his Stanford University research team has interviewed broad cross sections of American youths about U.S. citizenship....
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"More About Camp Will--A-Way" Fort Yargo State Park by TravelCool
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I've been to Camp Will-A-Way many times. I fell in love with the camp in 1991. Flash forward to Mother's Day weekend, 2003. I brought my harmonica. My brother-in--law Jason brought a song he and I wrote that was put on CD. It's the official camp song now. Everyone enjoyed my music.
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That is a great tip and a wonderful memory Drew. Glad you got to go, and great job on the music too!
I bought a harmonica and tried to learn to play it, but it tickled my lips too much. Would love to see you dancing with all the lovely ladies.
The camp sounds great. I love state parks. So you write music! Very cool! I don't even know how to read music..
So you even have a song recorded on CD? No wonder those ladies are spinning around you!
I'd like to see dancing Fonzie and surely those innocent ladies :-))) It's a pity we can't download sounds on VT - I'd like to hear your song hehe :-))
I've had a harmonica for 20 years but still can't play a song on it!! The only instrument I can play is the radio but I can play it LOUD!! I love spending time at State Parks! I go to Fort Abercrombie State Park alot here in Kodiak!
FONZIE's the coolest!! So if you're like Fonzie, is that why you're called "TravelCool?" Sounds like you had a great day at camp Drew!!!
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Unused "Ridley-grams" from Alien
If you read Barbara Robertson's most recent interview with Prometheus VFX supervisor Richard Stammers, you know about the "Ridley-grams" that director Ridley Scott would use to communicate his visual ideas with the film's crew. He's an incredibly visual director. He's …
Oscar-Nominated VFX Supe Richard Stammers Talks Prometheus
Richard Stammers, nominated for an Oscar for his VFX work on Prometheus, joined the Moving Picture Company (MPC) as a digital compositor for the 2001 film Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone after working as a compositor and visual effects supervisor …
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Director Ridley Scott and actress Noomi Rapace on location in Iceland during the filming of Prometheus [photo credit: Kerry Brown/20th Century Fox] Prometheus was shot there, as was the current season of Game of Thrones. And word came recently that …
VFX Supervisor Richard Stammers on Prometheus
There are no outright spoilers in this story about the visual effects work in director Ridley Scott's Prometheus, although there are hints — even one about the scene that Glenn Kenny, chief film critic for MSN Movies, describes this way: …
20th Century Fox goes behind the scenes with director Ridley Scott, who says his new sci fi film, premiering on June 8, "is all about everything."


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Released: Sep 01st, 2006
Running Time: 58
Company: Syren Productions
Cast: Mistress Gemini, Tony (I) (Hungarian)
Critical Rating: AAA 1/2
Genre: Specialty
Tony is a peeping Tom who, as luck would have it, peeped through the wrong window. Mistress Gemini catches him red-handed, pulls out her pistol and promises to teach him a lesson he'll never forget.
Gemini strips Tony naked and binds his hands spread eagle to two posts. Then, using straps and paddles, she beats his pasty white ass until it glows red like Kool Aid. Then she whips his back until it's thatched with long red streaks.
Later she puts his dick on a leash, steps on his nutsack and whips his front side.
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Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Health Center
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Neurologist Gary Franklin, MD, tells WebMD that the mutation in chromosome 17 has been associated with "hereditary nerve pressure palsy," a syndrome involving a cluster of nerve-related conditions that may include carpal tunnel syndrome. But a positive test for the mutation would not be indicative of a predisposition to the condition; likewise, many people with carpal tunnel syndrome would not test positive for the mutation, he says.
"There is no reason to think that the genetics of [hereditary nerve pressure palsy] have anything to do with routine carpal tunnel syndrome," says Franklin, who is medical director of the Washington State Department of Labor and Industry, in Olympia.
Brave New World?
Experts say the case highlights the questionable uses to which genetic information can be put -- by employers and others with vested interests other than the health of employees -- in the new age of genetic testing. And some suggest the case may only be the tip of an iceberg.
"This is probably a trend that physicians and patients need to be aware of," says Victor Penchaszadeh, MD, professor of pediatrics at Albert Einstein Medical College and chief of medical genetics at Beth Israel Medical Center, both in New York. "What this company did is outrageous, violating every principle of genetic testing and labor relations. My sense is that unless there is very strong enforcement of existing laws, new initiatives may be required to prevent this sort of thing." He is also a board member of the Genetic Alliance, a nonprofit coalition of groups representing patients with genetic-related illnesses.
A 1998 survey by the American Management Association found that just seven of 2,133 employers surveyed acknowledged using genetic tests in the workplace. But Kathy Hudson, PhD, assistant director of the National Human Genome Research Institute (NHGRI), which helped design the survey, says the numbers may not capture the true scope of the problem.
Many of the respondents -- who were company human resource officers -- may not have understood what was meant by genetic testing. And Hudson points out that if companies are testing employees without their knowledge -- as appears to have been the case with BNSF -- they are hardly likely to acknowledge the practice in a survey.


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NAR® has activated a Housing Tax Call-for-Action (CFA) urging U.S. Representative and Senators to deny a proposal that would use Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac's credit risk guarantee fees (g-fees) to fund transportation. Such action poses a serious threat to the continued recovery of the housing market and we ask all Georgia REALTORS® to submit their CFA by clicking here. An increase in g-fees would raise the cost to purchase or refinance a home. Additionally, it will disproportionately impact low and moderate income borrowers, as well as first-time homebuyers who are currently the majority users of FHA loans.
Submitting the CFA takes only minutes, yet has a palpable influence on the decisions made by Congress. The Georgia REALTORS® did an outstanding job in the previous CFA to stop patent trolls, allowing us to reach a 20% participation rate. We can achieve that goal once more but it requires the participation of our members. To track your local board's participation, click here. For in-depth information on the topic of g-fees, click here.
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Seagate sees 300 percent rise in profits thanks to Thai floods
The economics of profiteering
STORAGE VENDOR Seagate reported a three-fold increase in profits to $582m for the first quarter of fiscal 2013.
Seagate was the big beneficiary from last year's floods that resulted in its rival Western Digital suffering supply issues. After Seagate slashed warranties and increased prices, the profits flowed, with the firm reporting a 315 percent increase in profits to $582m on revenues of $3.7bn.
Although Seagate and Western Digital have done exceedingly well out of the Thailand floods by keeping prices high and reducing warranties on the majority of their hard drives, prices have come down considerably in the past few months. SSD vendors such as Crucial, OCZ and Kingston have also piled on the pressure by aggressively cutting prices in a highly competitive market, leaving Seagate, Western Digital and to a lesser extent Toshiba with no choice but to bring prices down to pre-flood levels.
Steve Luczo, chairman and CEO of Seagate said, "Seagate continues to adapt to dynamic industry conditions, managing inventory and demand with our customers while maintaining investments in our technology portfolio that will position us for continued success in the marketplace over the long-term. Returning value to shareholders remains a top priority with over 70 [percent] of our operating cash flow going towards share redemptions and dividends this quarter."
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The beauty of fast paced frameworks like Rails is that it allows you to deploy quickly- sometimes that comes with a price of having to find ways to scale later. Twitter seem to still be having problems scaling, even though they have been working on this problem for well over a year.
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As this week marks many lasts of 2009, my kitchen and I are marking a first, one I hope to continue into the new year, and it's as simple as a new ingredient: whole wheat pastry flour, a fresh player in our cooking arsenal. Do you already know whole wheat pastry flour? Very fine in texture, whole wheat pastry flour comes from a whole white wheat made with softer berries than the kind used for regular whole wheat flour. It's very fine in texture, high in starch and low in protein, with lower gluten than what's in white flour. It's particularly good for using in crumbly baked goods as it yields results similar to those made with regular white flour, though admittedly not as light and airy, and it's more nutritious. You can substitute it one-to-one for all-purpose flour in cakes, pies, muffins and some cookies. Working from the recipe for Huckleberry Maple Coffee Cake at 101 Cookbooks, I christened my new-found flour last weekend in a sparkling blueberry coffee cake, the kind that … [Read more...]
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Released: Dec 01st, 1990
Running Time: 84
Director: Gino Colbert
Company: Video 10
Cast: Rod Garetto, Brian Estevex, Alex Stone, Grant King, Randy Cochran, Bill Marlow, Lon Flexx
Critical Rating: AA
Genre: Gay and Bi
The plot here focuses on two pairs of lovers, one from the country and one from the city. When they get together, the expected game of musical beds takes place, with a reshuffling of loyalty and affection. Unfortunately, the action is fairly limited, with three of five scenes having only oral sex. Flexx and Estevez offer the highlight of the video but receive little support from the rest of the cast.


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No debt ceiling plan of their own.
No budget for well over 800 days.
No leadership from their President.
No jobs.
No economic growth.
It seems the only thing Democrats are capable of these days is doing nothing. And killing any and every idea that comes from Republicans.
And whining. A lot!
See, the Republicans learned some hard lessons in 2006 and 2008. And like the Republicans in the aftermath of the 2006 defeats, the Democrats are in denial after their 2010 spanking. Republicans continued to make the same mistakes in 2007 and 2008 that had caused the huge defeat in 2006. And the voters told Republicans in 2008 they were done. Hit the showers. We want Democrats. You have made a mess of things.
So President Obama and the Democrats were given carte blanche to fix the mess the country was in.
But rather than fix it, they have made things worse in their quest for absolute and eternal power. A wholly unpopular ObamaCare bill was shoved down the throats of a public overwhelmingly against it. Stimulus money was handed out to the hand picked "winners" as defined by the Obama Administration. This money went to unions who produce competitively overpriced, shabby goods and companies that produce "green" technology with price tags so high their products are not viable in the marketplace. And to make them viable, the lefties have stifled any and all competition. Oil, coal and natural gas have been attacked, sending energy prices sky high in the hopes of forcing Americans to buy expensive (and toxic) light bulbs and cars that they don't want.
I want it and I want it NOW is the new call of the left. Without the patience to allow the private sector to develop cost competitive alternatives at a natural pace, the rush to force these things down the collective throats of America has predictably backfired and the result is high unemployment, inflation and massive national debt.
Americans have grown weary of waiting for Obama and the Progressive Democrats to fix the problem, but all they see is a doubling down on the failures.
There is not one single aspect of life in America that has improved under the Obama regime. Not one!
Projecting blame has become an art form with the Democrats. The Boogie Man George W. Bush has been replaced by Boogie Man 2.0 – The Tea Party.
Bush was castigated and demonized while president for out of control spending, wars and not listening to America. Progressives are loathe to admit it, but Obama has committed every "sin" his predecessor did by a multiple of three.
Along comes the "unreasonable" TEA Party who is demanding that all sides in Washington act like adults. Don't spend more than you take in – and you already have a large enough allowance. The Democrats are kicking and screaming and pretending they are the adults! It is both amusing and disgusting at the same time.
Obama has been given a free pass from the beginning. His flaws have been ignored, his inability to lead has been swept under the rug.
But the one thing that cannot be hidden from the public (for long) is the results of the most inept man to ever hold the office of president.
The new Democratic Talking Points are challenging the fact that Obama has failed to lead on the debt ceiling "crisis". But he has exhibited exactly the same behavior in every crisis America has faced since his election.
Obama spent weeks in silence while oil spewed in the Gulf, and his minions claimed he was "engaged".
He sits silently while the Senate fails to produce a budget.
He sat silently for months before acting on Afghanistan.
He sat silently as protestors nearly brought down the regime in Iran.
And the list goes on and on.
And the poll number reflect the ineptitude of this president and the delusional state of mind of his followers and apologists, which are the same thing.
It is time for the media to stop covering up for Obama. The Constitution gave the press enormous freedom to tell the truth. Democracy works best in the light. While the Mainstream Media neatly hides the President's many flaws, their failure to cover has resulted in Obama's failure as President. He has had no reason to work harder as the friendly media will make things up to see their boy elevated.
But they are not elevating Obama, they are lowering America to give the illusion Obama is on a pedestal.