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This makes my heart ache
- 10:41 a.m. Aug. 26, 2014
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This is terrible. It would be unselfish to give up for adoption a baby that you don't want or can't take care of. My husband and I are listed on LDS Family Service's website just waiting to be approached by a birth mom looking to give her baby a better life. Why couldn't she give the baby up for adoption instead of doing this heinous thing?
- 11:43 a.m. Aug. 26, 2014
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The Mother should be arrested . That is just terrible .
- 1:13 p.m. Aug. 26, 2014
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It's inhuman, actually. Most animals even take care of their young. What has happened to us to be so insensitive. A mother's love should transcend all other love. I don't understand this at all.
- 5:18 p.m. Aug. 26, 2014
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An innocent baby determined to live...I hope the infant makes it and that it will be raised by wonderful parents. I feel sad for the birth mother--she could have aborted the baby, but didn't...we must be kind and supportive. The birth mother, like her child, needs help.
- 5:34 p.m. Aug. 26, 2014
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Just another sign that we need better sex education AND available birth control, to save lives and reduce abortions/killings.
- 5:46 p.m. Aug. 26, 2014
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While the act is hard to comprehend let's not go overboard on the sharp criticism of the mother. We have no idea of her mental state nor any of the circumstances. Let's just be grateful the baby now has a chance.
- 7:13 p.m. Aug. 26, 2014
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I hope that the baby can be adopted and placed into a loving home.
- 7:15 p.m. Aug. 26, 2014
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This child needs a solid home, with love, and this story should never be heard by her ears ever.
- 8:16 p.m. Aug. 26, 2014
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"The newborn was taken by ambulance to Pioneer Valley Hospital and then
flown by medical helicopter to Primary Children's Hospital in critical
condition. Richardson said she was soon downgraded to extremely
Huh?? Downgraded from critical to extremely critical?
What a terrible situation, I can't believe the baby survived that long without any food or medical care.
- 10:17 p.m. Aug. 26, 2014
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I for one am not shocked by this...not at all.
- 10:52 p.m. Aug. 26, 2014
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And she "thought her problems would be solved"...? Nobody in their
right mind for what ever reason starves a newborn and throws it away hoping that
it dies and that all problems are magically solved. I can't even leave
abandoned or hurting animals on their own if I stumble across them, so how can
someone do this with a human life?
Even with birth control women still become pregnant.
- 11:33 p.m. Aug. 26, 2014
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Now let me get this straight, if she would have just aborted the fetus a few
weeks ago everything is cool, but when it's born, she's a criminal.
What a sad and decadent people we have become.
If this post is rejected by the Deseret News "objective and impartial" evaluator, this is the last time I'll ever visit this site. Life is too short for pop culture propanganda.
- 12:07 a.m. Aug. 27, 2014
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I hope and pray that this baby survives and adopted by a loving family.
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We had a similar instance some years back in the VA area. Fortunately, an early morning jogger heard some cries from a dumpster. He found the baby, called 911, and the baby survived. This spurned an effort to remind the public of the "safe haven" laws. Sadly, I suspect many of the women in such dire situations likely are unaware of such programs.
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With 50 million abortions in the last ten years is it any surprise that human life has little or no value these days? Every child born or unborn is unique and valuable beyond measure. We all need to stand up to those who murder children in or out of the womb and stop the insane idea that the murder of an innocent child is somehow a "choice". Those who advocate such ideas need to be in jail not marching in the streets claiming some kind of phony ridiculous "war on women". It doesn't help that our current President voted three times as a state Senator in IL to allow a doctor to kill a live baby that survived an abortion. The world and the country have been turned upside down, life is cheap now. Let us all hope and pray this little girl survives this nightmare and goes on to find a life with a family who will care for her.
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Hmmm, so according to many proabortionists, if the mom had simply had a partial birth abortion an hour or so before she would have been born, everything would have been A-OK.
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My daughter volunteered along with many others and helped Catholic nuns for 4-months in Ecuador with dropped off newborn babies left on their porches at two orphanages. Maybe 30-second ads on Utah television or radio stations, like PBAs might be good or on social network. Babies are so helpless because God knows that nurturing is important for the baby and mother. Our daughter has benefitted from her service to others and I am sure her children appreciate her special love for babies and children. She just loved seeing some of her Ecuadoran babies get adopted and seeing the parents thrilled to get such loved kids from the Sisters and volunteers that help in a good cause. Service to others in the name of this life's challenges. Social networking for 24-year olds or all ages is available. There is also a Father of this child someplace that hasn't been involved or maybe was involved in this process. Men need to be held accountable for their actions, also.
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Ouch, a couple of people decided to dogpile on Itsme2 when we know nothing about
her except that her heart aches for the child in this article and that she and
her husband would dearly like to give a home to an unwanted child.
I'm praying the baby pulls through.
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K and Laura Bilington,
What is with the criticism of Itsme2? K, how do you know Itsme would not provide a better life for this (or another) infant? She and her husband likely would give them a better life. LDS Family Services (like most other adoption agencies I am sure) doesn't accept just anyone as prospective adoptive parents.
Laura, how do you know Itsme is waiting for a "healthy white infant"? I do not see in her post where she said she indicated the race or health status of the baby she wants, or if she has any preference at all. She is "waiting to be approached" because that is how LDS Family Services adoptions work. The birth mother chooses the adoptive parents. I am impressed by you for all the children you have adopted, and especially being willing to adopt children who come from hard circumstances. I am also impressed with your non judgmental way of looking at the situation from the mother's point of view. You clearly have a good heart. But it seems Itsme has a good heart too.
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"Butcher does it again!"
I am amazed the at the quality and uniqueness of each of the Dresden stories. I could not turn off the audio book because again the story pulls you into the lives of the characters and you live out the story. Fantastic!
"Dresden is back and better than ever"
Like a lot of people, I was disappointed by Ghost Story--the story was out of line for the series and I love James Marsters so I really missed his narration. Cold Days put the series back on track and Marsters in the driver's seat again. It was incredibly well written and full of surprises. Can't wait for the next book!
"I am a Dresden Fan!"
No, a cliff hanger! Really? No! . . . how long do we have to wait for the next one? I guess I will just have to re-listen to the series again.
Yes - Marsters is back and better than ever ! I have audio and hardcover of all. Wish I had an autographed copy. Missed the signing in KC.
Each one in this series is good. All of them stand well. But, this just kept moving along at a great pace. Everything you expect from Harry and the crew. There really is not a comparison. Once you start this series, you are hooked. Only thing you need is some Wicca AA meetings while you wait on the next one.
This read is Grammy material
Yes I almost did. Even listened too during work!!
The gang is back, better than ever! Well done Jim !! Well done.
"My favorite of the series thus far"
Of the 300+ titles I've purchased from Audible (42 this year), this is the best book I've read - ever. There are few books that I listen to more than once. I listened to this one twice in a row. Butcher kicked it up a notch this time around, with a deeper story line that resolves many questions (some of which were initiated eleven books ago), and begins many more questions. The plot is epic in scope, in accordance with Harry's new role as Winter Knight. It was fantastic that James Marsters returned for the audio performance. His voice is like your favorite pair of jeans - it just feels right.
"By now, you know what you're in for."
If you're fourteen books into the Dresden Files, you've spent enough time with Harry and enough time listening to James Marsters to know the kind of roller coaster you're in for, and this one has some doozies. (If you haven't spent much time with Harry, I don't recommend jumping in here because while some of the earlier novels try to be jumping-on points, this one is entirely built on continuity you're assumed to already know, so it's easy to get lost if it's your first Dresden Files novel.)
The story is solid, though it tends to spin its wheels a bit in the middle, and James Marsters is fantastic as always.
James Marsters reading adds extra depth to the story.
Cold Days is an excellent addition to the Dresden files series. The story is complex and entertaining. It will keep you guessing until the end.
Look upward and see the wonders I've seen
"Harry is back!"
A living, breathing Dresden. I love how Dresden reacts to his new role as Winter Knight and the first mission he is given by Mab. I enjoyed seeing the crew, Thomas, Karen, Molly, Butters and Mouse joining in and interacting with Dresden as he takes us through the murky world of Winter and Summer.
The reunion of Harry and Thomas. I really enjoy these two together.
James Marsters is Harry.
Yes, unfortunately I could not. The only thing I hate is that it eventually had to end and I have to wait a whole year for the next installment!
"I'm still addicted..."
While this still hasn't rivaled my favorite Dresden book, Changes, this is a solid win for me. There may have been one or two "plot holes" or inconsistencies that I had to use more than the average amount of suspension of disbelief, but the book was entertaining (which matters more to me).
James Marsters, as always, is wonderful.
"A wizard grows ever more powerful"
Probably not, I love all the Dresden books but have yet felt compelled to read any of them a second time
The final battle on the island.
Beginning with "The Hunt" through the final battle
I have very much enjoyed the entire series and will be sorry to see it end...yet I hope Dresden finds comfort, safety and peace in the end.


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Night Call: Over the course of the year, interns provide 6 weeks of night (5p - 8a) and weekend coverage under the supervision of a permanent staff clinician. These weeks are distributed throughout the year in the following manner: 1 week during the fall semester, 3 weeks during the spring semester, and 2 weeks during the summer. On-call coverage during the summer consists of 24-hour coverage for the course of a week.
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5A boys basketball state tournament capsules
Scoring defense: 52.5 ppg (7th in 5A)
Last state championship: 1979 (3A)
Prep editor James Edward's bracket: Lost to West Jordan in championship.
Edward's evaluation: After erasing any doubt that it could get over the Lone Peak hurdle, the sky's the limit for this team in the playoffs. The Cavemen consistently play great defense, and with four players averaging in double figures are tough to slow offensively too. They caught a break by winning the coin flip with Lone Peak, and are clearly the best team in the lower portion of the bracket.
Bingham Miners (8-13)
Coach: Mark Dubach
How qualified: Finished tied with Riverton for third in Region 4 with a 4-6 record, but won the region tiebreaker to claim the No. 3 seed.
Playoff opener: vs. Hunter, Tuesday, 2:30 p.m. (At Maverik Center)
Best preseason victory: A 78-69 win against Brighton on Dec. 20.
Best region victory: A 54-52 win at Riverton on Jan. 20.
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#2 Cody Benson, Sr., Guard (14.8 ppg)
#3 Conner Williams, Sr., Guard (11.0 ppg)
#10 Josh Sandquist, Sr., Guard (6.7 ppg)
#4 Jake Bagley, Sr., Guard (6.5 ppg)
#12 Eric Hannay, Sr., Forward (6.1 ppg)
Scoring offense: 53.1 ppg (15th in 5A)
Scoring defense: 57.7 ppg (20th in 5A)
Last state championship: 2006
Prep editor James Edward's bracket: Lost to West Jordan in quarterfinals.
Edward's evaluation: The Miners limp into the playoffs with three-straight losses, including a 27-point setback to Lone Peak in the regular season finale. Under normal circumstances, this might be a one-and-done playoff appearance, but Bingham catches a break by drawing Hunter in the first round. With a victory, it would then get a rematch in the quarterfinals with West Jordan, which beat Bingham by 35 points in the preseason.
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Coach: Jeff Gardner
How qualified: Finished third in Region 4 with a 6-4 record.
Playoff opener: vs. Weber, Tuesday, 4:10 p.m. (At Maverik Center)
Best preseason victory: An 81-74 win at Gillette, Wyo. On Dec. 30.
Best region victory: A 85-82 (OT) win against West Jordan on Jan. 24.
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consider a simple Moore state machine that outputs a '1' if it
receives either of the patterns 010 or 101.
design this state machine .
i don't quite understand . i don't know whether i should draw the state diagram for both or not.
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I go to Yahoo Finance and to a stock I want to look up; and to the left, under "Historical Prices," you can click on to see prices and/or dividends. If I recall corrrectly, you can view the stock price either per month or year by year, and you can choose to get a complete history of the dividends paid out, too. And, yeah, some of them increase in very small increments (like I have seen $.17 then $.175) while some stay the same for varying periods of time or increase, then decrease. This may or may not answer Kilborn's question.
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just home from a very enjoyable visit to this hotel, along with over 700 fellow revellers on an Irish music and dance 10 days, the hotel coped very well with a full house. I bet they wondered what had hit them. it is the first time Enjoy travel have used this hotel they tell us it won't be the last, like many others I have booked to go back next year.
our room was very pleasant with a big double bed, cloths space a bit sparse, but nice size room and bathroom. our room looked out to the beach, pool and garden area on the 3rd floor we were very happy with the room.
I was pleased to have a drinks fridge not that we used the drinks but I had insulin with me so it was very handy.
food was good and staff pleasant and helpful in the dining room an escalator up to the dining room was an advantage as my husband is disabled.
the disadvantage was getting down to the ballroom there are lots of steps, a key can be got from reception which can take a long time if they are busy as they have to escort you, then this only takes you to another level people in wheelchairs get on a chair lift, so my husband still had to negotiate the stairs.
seeing there were several wheelchair users in our large group it was very difficult for them having to wait ever such a long time for assistance to get the lift. I felt my husband did not have the luxury to roam freely through the hotel.
indoor pool was nice, towels were freely given to use out doors on the loungers as well, plenty of loungers but being such a large group they were soon snapped up.
security was a big problem when we first arrived several incidents of thefts, one lady having her purse stolen on the first day with credit cards and €600 taken. after a couple of other incidents there was a security man on duty all day around the pool area and checking people were warring the their wristbands on entering the electronic gates.
the hotel is ideally situated nearest to the shops, the exit brings you right onto the lovely promenade and beach.
even though the bar staff had a lot of people to contend with they were fast and efficient, friendly some even managed a dance. reception staff helpful and a nice smile and greeting when we passed for meals. so all in all a very enjoyable stay, just a pity about the lift did not going right down to the entertainment areas.
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- A superior 4 star Hotel where the functional distribution of its spaces, with the sea as its protagonist, the decoration, with its strong personality, have all come together to give you an elegant, classical and functional Mediterranean Hotel. Located on the seafront, MS Amaragua looks out directly on to the Mediterranean and the pedestrian promenade of the traditional, infamous neighbourhood of the Carihuela, where the cultural cuisine of Pescaito frito (little fried fish) reaches its maximum expression. Only a couple of minutes walk away is the famous Benalmádena Marina, Puerto Marina. We have 275 rooms; of these 2 are luxury suites, 8 suites, 6 junior suites and 12 superior doubles. Restaurant, snack bar, swimming pool, lobby bar, conference and conventions halls, parking with 217 spaces, big outside swimming pool for adults and children, ample sun terrace, beach with direct access from the Hotel and the spa & fitness centre. 24 hour reception, press, left luggage, bellboy, room service, laundry service and rental service of bicycles, cars and motorbikes. CATERING To start the day, the Hotels restaurant, offers a complete and varied breakfast buffet with panoramic views of the Mediterranean . Enjoy the luminosity and relaxation at the swimming pool Bar La Ola, where Mediterranean cooking fuses with local cuisine and the after dinner drinks at sunset.Mens sana in corpore sano in the Health and Beauty Centre (SPA & Beauty Farm) the Hotel has at your service. The Hotel has on offer for its clients, an indoor climate controlled swimming pool, Jacuzzi, sauna, Turkish bath, gym, massages and an ample array of aesthetic treatments. ... more less
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Her face is amazing, such beauty and elegance. Wonderful
I used this stock in my deviation Coup De Theater - Thank you so much for sharing (and I hope you like it )
The hair, costumes and poses are very nice, the only complaint I have that really seems to take away from the picture is your red-eye.
if you could fix that, I think it would add much more the the picture.
if you could fix that, I think it would add much more the the picture.
wow...I love the dress.....
extra cool!
wow these are so so so good
Glad you like them! ^_^
you look sooo pretty in these! Your hair really suits you like that
Thanks, but it's a hairpiece and sooo heavy! Ouch!
I said it there, so I'll say it here; just DOES NOT get any better than these. Brava!
Beautiful series great shots costumes and poses thanks for sharing
this would make a nice Gwen and Lancelor pic!


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PHP 5 Power Programming
by Andi Gutmans
23 used & new
5.0 out of 5 stars
Highly Recommended
July 27 2005
This review is from:
PHP 5 Power Programming (Paperback)
PHP 5 Power Programming is the ideal introduction to PHP 5 for those who are already familiar with the PHP language. This book, written by some of the best known in the world of PHP, brings together all of the new and powerful features that PHP 5 has to offer, from polymorphism and interfaces to SQLite and SOAP. Anyone who knows PHP 4 and are wanting to make the change to PHP 5 would benefit from the "Making the Move" chapter. Watch out beginners, while the book does offer a "Basic Language" chapter, it isn't designed to introduce new programmers to the language. Those who are familiar with similar programming languages may be able to learn PHP from this short chapter, however don't expect the rest of the book to stop and wait for you.
PHP 5 Power Programming succeeds in showing the new features of PHP. The principle addition to PHP is the improvement of OOP. This book dedicated two chapters to introduce PHP 5's Object Orientated language and makes a fine job of simplifying something which appears complicated even to an experienced programmer. If you ever wanted someone to make sense of what PHP 5's OOP can accomplish, this book delivers it without fail. One of my personal favourites about this book is Chapter 5. Unlike the myriads of other PHP books, Chapter 5 actually deals with real life situations, such as file uploads and basic (but important!) file architecture. This chapter deals with the problems faced with cookies and sessions, and provides an excellent way around them. By the time you reach Chapter 6, you could be wondering what's left to be learned. The answer? Lots. So sit back and enjoy the journey through PHP 5, your in the hands of very experienced authors.
Not only does this book provide you with the "definitive introduction to PHP 5's advanced features" it also includes an extended 90-day trial of Zend Studio - the ideal Development Environment for PHP. This may make it a tempting purchase for programmers who are new to PHP. Even if the back cover encourages new developers to buy this book, I would strongly recommend against doing so. Chapter 2 does help set down the basics, but be prepared to take the plunge as Chapter 3 goes straight into OOP. If you're new to PHP and sure about choosing this book, I would suggest skipping both Chapters 3 and 4, head into Chapter 5 and see how the language should be used to the best of its ability.
PHP 5 Power Programming by Andi Gutmans (co-creator, PHP 5), Stig Saether Bakken (PHP core team member, creator of PEAR) and Derick Rethans (PHP contributor and the PHP QA team leader) is the perfect purchase for PHP developers wishing to bring their skills and programs into a new level. This book wastes no time in getting stuck into the advanced new features of PHP 5 and soon you'll be putting a big of reflection into all of your code. While not ideal for beginners, anyone who has experience with languages such as C, Perl or Java will find themselves understanding PHP in no time.
Adobe Photoshop CS Down & Dirty Tricks
by Scott Kelby
33 used & new
5.0 out of 5 stars
The best ever
May 9 2005
This review is from:
Adobe Photoshop CS Down & Dirty Tricks (Paperback)
This without a doubt has got to be one of the best, if not THE best PhotoShop CS "how to" book I have read to date. While I trust any book written by Scott Kelby to be top notch, this one surpassed expectations. Mr. Kelby's style makes it very easy for anyone at any level of PhotoShop experience to learn his new "dirty tricks". Not only are the effects he teaches in this book very timely for the graphics world, each lesson contains methods that can be applied in a wide variety of ways, not only in the manner he has applied them. The sidebar tips on every page are alone worth the price of this book. I have great respect for Mr. Kelby's work and like him, encourage PhotoShop users to take what they've learned and mess with it. The screenshots he uses in his book are very clear, the lessons are easy to follow and like many tutorial sites or other books, he doesn't write with the assumption that everyone is an experienced PhotoShop user-he takes the time to explain every step so even the absolute beginner can follow the tutorials in the book. The fact that the reader can also access the book's images online adds to its "user friendly" interface. The resources Mr. Kelby includes at the end of the book are a goldmine for further learning. I would definitely put this book on the list of "PhotoShop must-haves."
The Photoshop and Painter Artist Tablet Book: Creative Techniques in Digital Painting
by Cher Threinen-Pendarvis
32 used & new
12 of 12 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars
Fantastic How-To Book
April 7 2005
This review is from:
The Photoshop and Painter Artist Tablet Book: Creative Techniques in Digital Painting (Paperback)
If I could get away with a one word review for this book, the word would be "awesome." Cher's use of colour and layout in this book are both practical and eye-catching. I found myself drawn first to the illustrations, then to the text to see how she accomplished the end result. The oversized pages make this book easy to lay out and follow along while trying Cher's suggested exercises without struggling to hold the book open.
As I own both PhotoShop and Painter, it was also a bonus only needing one book to learn new skills for both programmes. I also found alot of tips and tricks for both programmes I previously was unaware of. Cher has a talent for teaching effectively, and she has successfully transferred those skills into an extremely useful tutorial manual. She makes it all seem so simple, and at times it seems as though her words are encouraging you along even if you aren't achieving the same results as those portrayed in the book. Cher gives subtle creative hints throughout the book, further encouraging experimentation with the design tools-her encouragement is what helped me find a true desire to continue working with the tablet, even though I can't draw very well. By working with different areas of the book, I found some improvement in my drawing ability, which in and of itself was worth the time I had thus far spent working with Cher's lessons.
I feel that many people who are very talented with traditional art tools are perhaps held back by a fear of the new graphics technology. Cher has successfully made the transition, and with Cher's comfortable teaching style, I think many more will venture into the world of digital graphics once they read her book. Cher explains the tools of the trade so well, it's like she is planting the seed of "I can do that" thoughts in the reader's mind and thus making them keen to try something new. This keeness I think helps traditional artists, and new digital artists, overcome their fear of "doing something wrong" and unleashing previously hidden creative processes.
Cher's inclusion of vendors, references and suppliers in her book's appendices is to me a tacit way of telling the reader "you've made it this far, now go ahead and try this." In fact, just by revisiting various sections of Cher's book during the writing of this review, I want to get out the tablet, open PhotoShop and get creating. Very few tutorial books can instigate the same kind of motivation. Well done, Cher.
Macromedia Dreamweaver MX 2004 for Windows and Macintosh: Visual QuickStart Guide
by J. Tarin Towers
50 used & new
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
4.0 out of 5 stars
Very Useful Reference
April 7 2005
This review is from:
Macromedia Dreamweaver MX 2004 for Windows and Macintosh: Visual QuickStart Guide (Paperback)
I had not been using Dreamweaver for very long before obtaining this manual-and as many of my associates can attest to, I was ready to hit "uninstall" several times per day. I found Dreamweaver to be very cluttered and difficult to navigate. I am happy to report that Ms. Towers' book prevented the uninstall process as far as Dreamweaver was concerned. By following this book from the first chapter and working through the tutorials, even a beginner can successfully configure Dreamweaver and begin designing fully functional and aesthetically pleasing web sites.
However, I did find a few areas too lightly covered, such as making and working with custom templates. Also, being aware that this book is focussed on a Macromedia product, I would have liked to have seen more information for working with or importing work from, other applications such as PhotoShop and Image Ready. Understandably Ms. Towers covered a bit more about integrating Dreamweaver with Macromedia's Fireworks, but even working in the design field, I personally know very few people who use Fireworks as opposed to PhotoShop.
There were a few other areas I would have liked to have seen handled differently or perhaps laid out in a different format. I found that when trying to learn how to use Dreamweaver's CSS tools, I had to do a fair amount of chapter jumping to get the information I needed. Personally I would prefer to have like functions grouped together for ease of advancement in that area.
The illustrative examples are numerous, well-labelled and relevant to each page's content. In many areas, I found the illustrations to offer a better explanation of how to accomplish something than the textual instructions. In my opinion, one of the best sections in this book was that on managing web sites. Gone are the days when the majority of websites consist of one page of information and perhaps a few graphics. Even a simple personal site can easily encompass several pages of content. The tips on managing everything from a small domain to a large network are very practical and invaluable.
I would have liked to have seen some quick reference tables and or appendices in this book; while there are many such resources online, I still find Dreamweaver to be somewhat cluttered and it's easier to be able to look up a reference table than it is to find what I need somewhere in the programme. Besides, some of us still like books. Overall I wouldn't hesitate in recommending this book to anyone who is just starting out with Dreamweaver, but I would hesitate in recommending it to someone new to both Dreamweaver and web designing, as many areas of this book seem to assume that the reader is more than a novice as far as web coding knowledge is concerned.
DHTML and CSS Advanced: Visual QuickPro Guide
by Jason Cranford Teague
32 used & new
5.0 out of 5 stars
the best tutorial yet
April 7 2005
This review is from:
DHTML and CSS Advanced: Visual QuickPro Guide (Paperback)
Mr. Teague has written an instructional book which, in my opinion is the most useful and understandable coding book I have ever read. From the introductory pages right through to the appendices this book is presented in an easy, step by step format. Mr. Teague's tutorial style makes this book an incredibly useful reference source for even more advanced web coders. Unlike other web design books I own, DHTML & CSS Advanced is well organized, with clear illustrations and colour coded snippets. The inclusion of a section about working with databases enables the reader to add more function to his or her web designs and offer more the site's visitors.
With so many coding options and the need to have a site appear properly to the majority of current browsers, it can be difficult to keep web coding effective and clean. Mr. Teague shows his readers how to accomplish this. I think the one thing which impressed me the most about this book is the effort Mr. Teague put into making sure his explanations were clear and concise. His instructions can do nothing other than add to the functionality of the reader's web coding and design. By taking the reader through web designing from concept to publication, Mr. Teague accomplishes what the cover of his book promises: extending skills in a fast and efficient way.
Unlike many other design books on the market, Mr. Teague's manual does not include a cd-rom containing all of the code snippets used throughout the book. I for one am glad he (for whatever reason) didn't include one. This forces the student to type out the snippets in the book in order to learn what the author is teaching. In my opinion, this helps the person learn faster, and to pay attention to what he or she is doing. This helps to reinforce the basics of site coding in the designer's mind, and eventually clean effective sites on the web will be the result.
The quick reference tables and glossaries are infinitely useful and cover a wide range of design coding. DHTML and CSS Advanced will be one of the first books I recommend to new designers. Mr. Teague has a winning style of tutorial writing, and I look forward to reading further publications by him.
Chris Crawford on Interactive Storytelling
by Chris Crawford
12 used & new
5.0 out of 5 stars
Not Just a Must-Read, It's a Must-Study.
April 7 2005
This review is from:
Chris Crawford on Interactive Storytelling (Paperback)
This book opened up a whole new pattern of thinking for me. The information Mr. Crawford conveys in this publication is invaluable to any writer seeking to break into new areas-particularly gaming and other applications utilizing interactive storytelling. Writing for this genre requires a whole different mindset from traditional genres and Mr. Crawford succeeds at moving the reader towards that mindset.
Time and again I see in game reviews how a particular game has "awesome graphics and great gameplay but the story and dialogue" were severely lacking. With Mr. Crawford's extensive experience in the gaming industry, he very capable gives aspiring writers every tool he or she will need to get a very good start in the industry. Throughtout the book, he stresses how important it is for the "artsie" thinkers (the writers & artists) to work together with the "techie" thinkers (the programmers) and I think this is a valuable lesson that many current game producers have yet to learn. Mr. Crawford reminds the entire programming industry that one sector of development cannot succeed without the other. He more than adequately investigates and chronicles how the different development teams can work together and bridge the "communication" gap between the "artsies" and the "techies."
This book, while not exactly a tutorial piece, offers many examples and exercises to move the writer along in thinking like an interactive storyteller. The only real drawback may be the detail Mr. Crawford goes into. While I personally don't have a problem with this, I work with several young people who, while they are very keen on gaming development, probably wouldn't spend an adequate amount of time studying the information contained in the book unless it were required reading in a course.
Personally I feel that any writer who wants to pursue and develop stories for interactive programming should study this book. It's not enough to read it through once, twice or even three times. This is a book which needs to be worked through section by section, until writing for this relatively new genre becomes second nature. This book will have a permanent home in my library; it is very rich in information-hats off to Mr. Crawford for producing a very timely manual.
Learn Windows XP for 5 Bucks
by Kleber Stephenson
21 used & new
3.0 out of 5 stars
Could Be Better
April 6 2005
This review is from:
Learn Windows XP for 5 Bucks (Paperback)
To call this short manual a beginners book would be to use the term lightly... it is to tech manuals what "One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish" would be to "War And Peace". From the technical standpoint, I felt that I was going to suffer an aneurism just flipping through it. But, from the standpoint of a beginner to Windows XP (or any other Windows Operating System for that matter), it is definitely a good place to start.
At an extremely stretched-out 58 pages of screenshots and short descriptions, it is definitely in the category of getting what one pays for. The nice point to this book is the aforementioned screenshots accompanying every page. This book is for those who are technically inept and unfamiliar with the various terms that are involved in navigating around ones computer (such as desktop, toolbar, task manager, and "power button").
Diving strait into the technical mumbo-jumbo, it walks you through navigating your way around the desktop and it's linked Start Menu. After walking the user through the dumbed-down basics, it starts off on the more 'advanced' features introduced into Windows... the Firewall and System Restore. Now, explaining the Firewall is great from the standpoint of a user on a fresh install of XP, but since most of the settings have changed with the release of XP Service Pack #2, some of this has since become outdated. Now, the System Restore is something that all users should know exists, and know exactly how to use it. A lot of tech support calls and reformats could be prevented in advance with this sort of knowledge, and for that I commend the authors.
Some of the other advanced coverings in this book are the "Event Viewer", used for tracking any problems and system messages that have popped up on the system, the Disk Defragmenter, used for sorting and compacting system clusters, Windows Automatic Update (Thank whatever Deity you want for this... too many computer users out there are oblivious to the concept of security patches and updates), and brief suggestions of Anti-Virus through way of the Security Center.
What is missing, and I noticed this right away, is also one of the more ingenious additions to the Windows Operating System with XP... The Remote Assistance Console. What's that? Well, in simple terms, it's a way to send a "call for help" to an online friend and let them fix your computer from the comfort of their own PC. In some more advanced terminology, it's a Remote Desktop Session... but no matter what you want to call it, it's a blessing to both the inept user, and the technical troubleshooter (meaning, it's a lifesaver no matter what end of the keyboard you are on).
All in all, how would I grade this book? From the standpoint of a beginner, I would toss it a point for every dollar... on a scale of 10, it would make it to 5. From the standpoint of a tech though, the exchange rate would not be so kind and it would only work out to a 3.5 (I notice as I glance on the back cover that Americans pay $5 as well as Canadians... so someone's math seems to be a little off).
In closing, if you want a quickie manual on how to turn the PC on and work out how to find your folders, this is the book for you. But from experience, the only thing that can replace the manual, is an even bigger manual. Shortening down something as complex as computer management is like taking the steering wheel out of a car to save space... it just won't work the same.
"The book for people who hate to read the manual". In my opinion, stick to the manual.
Maya 6 Killer Tips
by Eric Hanson
40 used & new
5.0 out of 5 stars
Learn with Confidence
April 6 2005
This review is from:
Maya 6 Killer Tips (Paperback)
As a complete newbie to anything Maya, I was hoping that Maya 6: Killer Tips would be different from the other Maya how-to books I've ventured to look at in the local bookstore (and promptly placed back on the shelf once my eyes finished glazing over.)
I was not disappointed; in fact I was bordering on elation. Here finally is a well-laid out, very easy to understand Maya 6 manual. While the authors state in the introduction that this book is designed for the advancing intermediate Maya artist, I had no problems whatsoever understanding what they were trying to show. This book is well illustrated, with clear screenshots showing exactly what the tip is saying.
The tips themselves are not highly technical, long-drawn out explanations that only a Maya programmer would understand. They are concise and are sometimes interspersed with humour. Humour can go along way when one is ready to send Maya to the land of "click the red x" never to be seen again.
Reading through Maya 6: Killer Tips actually made me feel some enthusiasm for attempting once again to conquer the Maya beast. I would highly recommend this book to anyone who uses Maya 6, from the newbie like myself to the advanced artist who thinks there is nothing more to learn about using Maya. This book is definitely a five star edition.
PHP and MySQL Web Development (3rd Edition)
by Luke Welling
36 used & new
4.0 out of 5 stars
Good Resource
April 6 2005
This review is from:
PHP and MySQL Web Development (3rd Edition) (Paperback)
This book starts off in a detailed description of PHP coding and sends the reader into a project instantly. The first project is simple and useful, utilizing the basic PHP commands for storing and retrieving data. The source code in the book is awesome, it shows many examples of coding, most of which is used on many websites.
The few problems I have with the book are in the later chapters. I felt that while this book does teach the basics, when it jumps into the "advanced" section the authors really didnt explain the steps in enough detail for beginners.
The things I like about the book is that it covers Php sessions, working with the file system directly, Ftp uploads, user authorization, and it even shows you how to make your own email page using PHP.
MySql is lightly covered in the book; it does not go into "high" detail with MySql but it does cover the basic commands such as create database, use database, create table, insert commands, and some basic authentication processes.
In the appendix it also has Apache, MySql, Php tutorials to help you set up your own little webserver. Overall I would hand this book to anyone who wants to learn PHP & MySql the proper way.
C++ Primer Plus (5th Edition)
by Stephen Prata
15 used & new
1 of 15 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars
Weirdos Works For Me
April 6 2005
This review is from:
C++ Primer Plus (5th Edition) (Paperback)
Finally a book for the weirdos out there who find it hard to fit into a regular working environment and for those of us who work with them. I fall into both categories, so there is alot of material in this book I could relate to. In fact, this book could apply to any staff member at KillaNet Technology, a company which thrives on individuality and creativity.
Throughout this well-researched work, Mr. Putzier lets us know that it's okay to be an individual in the 21st century. He successfully identifies many personality types and gives tips on how to work with those personalities and help them to achieve career satisfaction. While I was reading the book, it was very easy to identify our own staff members in the words on the pages.
This handbook is a must for anyone-especially managers-who works with highly creative, highly productive people. Mr. Putzier's ideas are very common-sense, even though at first glance the uninitiated would think he was off his rocker. In this day and age of new work models, it makes sense to strive towards a working environment which is flexible enough to help corporations meet their objectives while keeping their weirdo employees happy and productive.
This book also has ideas for helping those employees who fall into the non-weirdo category cope with the weirdos they share office space with-many of which seem like comman sense to me, because I'm one of the weirdos; however to those not used to working with creative people, the suggestions could be a sanity-saver. I would not hesitate in the least to make this required reading for anyone wanting to get into business and/or personnel management.
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Moscow May Sell Assets When Putin's Man Takes Charge
Moscow may sell stakes in companies from banks to airlines when Prime Minister Vladimir Putin's chief of staff, Sergei Sobyanin, replaces Yury Luzhkov as mayor of the Russian capital.
"Privatization will be pursued very actively under the new mayor," said Olga Kryshtanovskaya, a sociologist who studies Russia's elites. "All profitable assets will go on the block, such as airlines, real estate companies and possibly Vnukovo Airport."
The federal government plans to raise $10 billion annually for the next five years from asset sales to help close a budget deficit estimated at 5.3 percent of economic output. While Moscow's government is running a shortfall of 120 billion rubles ($3.9 billion) on spending of 1.1 trillion rubles, Luzhkov hadn't joined the privatization drive before President Dmitry Medvedev fired him Sept. 28, citing a "loss of confidence."
First Deputy Prime Minister Igor Shuvalov said on Oct. 8 that selling assets belonging to cities such as Moscow and St. Petersburg could generate 300 billion rubles a year, about the same as the federal government plans to raise.
The city directly and indirectly owns 63.8 percent of Bank of Moscow, according to the lender's website. Bank of Moscow in turn owns 65.9 percent of OAO Mosvodokanalbank. The city also holds stakes in ZAO Mosstroieconombank and Atlant-Soyuz airline.
Banks, Airlines
Bank of Moscow shares have risen 0.6 percent to 980 rubles since Sobyanin was nominated Oct. 15, compared with a 0.2 percent decline in Russia's Micex Index. The yield on the bank's 6.699 percent dollar bond due in 2015 rose 30 basis points in the period, while the yield on Russian government benchmark dollar bonds of similar maturity advanced 6 basis points.
Finance Minister Alexei Kudrin, who frequently clashed with Luzhkov, said Oct. 9 that Moscow could sell stakes to fund social programs.
"There are two banks held by the Moscow government," he said. "There are aviation companies. It's been a long time since other regions owned commercial concerns" such as construction companies, he said.
Luzhkov, 74, was fired after weeks of media reports that accused him of corruption and favoritism toward his wife, billionaire developer Yelena Baturina.
'Provincial' Chief
The former mayor's 18-year tenure was characterized by "opposing himself" to the federal government as though he were a "provincial" leader, Vladislav Surkov, Medvedev's deputy chief of staff, said in an interview with the newspaper Vzgliad.
Luzhkov denied the allegations, telling the Moscow-based magazine The New Times that he never acted in a "criminal way" and the charges against him were politically motivated. Baturina said she never received preferential treatment from the city.
Luzhkov resisted former President Boris Yeltsin's voucher and loans-for-shares programs, used to privatize state assets in the 1990s, a stand that earned plaudits even from his critics.
"It was positive that he retained Moscow's property for the city in the 1990s," said Sergei Mitrokhin, a leader of the opposition Yabloko party. "Everything was being sold at knockdown prices."
Sobyanin, 52, was governor of his native Tyumen region in Siberia for four years before Putin, then president, brought him to Moscow as Kremlin chief of staff in 2005. When Putin became prime minister in 2008, he took Sobyanin with him.
Tax Income
While Sobyanin is Putin's "right-hand man," he's also acceptable to Medvedev and the "financial and industrial groups that matter to both men," said Mikhail Remizov, president of the Moscow-based Institute for National Strategy.
Asset sales may help the city offset falling tax revenue that could result if Sobyanin loosens Luzhkov's hold on income from Moscow-based companies including OAO Sberbank and OAO Russian Railways, said Vladimir Klimanov, director of the Institute for Public Finance Reform.
"There will be a redistribution of tax income, and Moscow may lose as much as 10 percent of budget revenue," Klimanov said. Eighty-five percent of Moscow's revenue comes from profit and personal income taxes generated by the concentration of companies with headquarters in the city, he said.
The federal government has long planned to share the capital's wealth with other parts of the country, Klimanov said. Moscow accounted for 23.8 percent of Russia's gross domestic product in 2008, the last year for which data is available, according to the Federal State Statistics Service.
Putin's Party
Kudrin said Russia's federal government has begun taking more revenue from wealthy regions, such as Moscow, and distributing it to less prosperous areas.
"We can't achieve equal revenue in Moscow and Kalmykia or Tuva, so the equalization goes up to 85 percent of the national average," he said, referring to two of Russia's poorest regions.
Medvedev picked Sobyanin from a list of four candidates proposed by Putin's United Russia party. Sobyanin must be approved by the Moscow city council, where United Russia holds 32 of 35 seats. The vote is scheduled for tomorrow.
The mayor must clean up corruption after years of "schemes that at a minimum raise questions about their legality," Medvedev told Sobyanin on Oct. 15 when he informed him of the nomination. He must also "try to make the economic life of Moscow more open and more competitive, based on existing law."


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Cincinnati Reds
Cincinnati Reds news, rumors and injuries
Reds | Jay Bruce has two hits Sunday
Sun, 24 Jul 2016 14:56:23 -0700
Cincinnati Reds OF Jay Bruce had two hits and drove in four runs Sunday, July 24, in a 9-8 loss to the Arizona Diamondbacks.
Fantasy Tip: Bruce is up to 21 homers and 73 RBI, and there's no doubt the Reds are trying to showcase him for a trade. With numbers like that, someone is sure to bite. Stay tuned to see who.
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Reds | Zack Cozart sitting vs. Arizona
Sun, 24 Jul 2016 07:30:48 -0700
Cincinnati Reds SS Zack Cozart is not in the starting lineup Sunday, July 24. 2B Jose Peraza is starting at shortstop and batting second against Arizona Diamondbacks SP Zack Godley Sunday.
Fantasy Tip: Cozart is having a sneaky fantasy season with 53 runs, 15 home runs, 41 RBI and a .265/.317/.471 slash line. He's a viable starter in most fantasy leagues, but you'll want to sub him out where you can Sunday. Peraza is a highly regarded youngster, but he isn't receiving the playing time to carry value as anything more than a depth option in cavernous mixed and NL-only leagues. View Peraza as a potential flier in daily contests Sunday, though.
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Sat, 23 Jul 2016 20:20:07 -0700
Cincinnati Reds OF Jay Bruce went 2-for-4 with a three-run home run and a double in a 6-1 win over the Arizona Diamondbacks Sunday, July 23.
Fantasy Tip: Bruce is up to 20 homers, and he remains a must-start in all formats thanks to his power potential.
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Reds | Three steals for Billy Hamilton
Fri, 22 Jul 2016 20:02:27 -0700
Cincinnati Reds OF Billy Hamilton went 2-for-4 with two runs scored, three steals and a walk in a 6-2 win over the Arizona Diamondbacks Friday, July 22.
Fantasy Tip: Hamilton is riding a modest five-game hitting streak, and he has seven steals over the stretch. When he is reaching base at a decent clip, he can be a fantasy stud in both season-long and DFS formats.
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Reds | Joey Votto's tear continues
Fri, 22 Jul 2016 19:58:25 -0700
Cincinnati Reds 1B Joey Votto homered for the third time in four games, finishing 1-for-3 with three RBI, two runs scored and two walks in a 6-2 win over the Arizona Diamondbacks Friday, July 22.
Fantasy Tip: Votto has raised his average from .252 to .271 since the All-Star break. Take advantage of his hot streak in DFS formats.
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Reds | Homer Bailey to pitch Monday
Fri, 22 Jul 2016 14:46:58 -0700
Cincinnati Reds SP Homer Bailey (elbow) will make another rehab start with Class AAA Louisville Monday, July 25.
Fantasy Tip: Bailey made two starts in 2015 before he was injured and needed Tommy John surgery. Given that he pitched well for Cincy previously, including a no-hitter, Bailey should definitely be monitored in the majority of leagues. There's no guarantee he'll return favorable results for however much he pitches in 2016, but he's worth stashing now in cavernous mixed and NL leagues. Monitor his progress everywhere else.
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Reds | Rangers looking at Anthony DeSclafani
Fri, 22 Jul 2016 09:29:13 -0700
Cincinnati Reds SP Anthony DeSclafani is among the "rotation names" being considered by the Texas Rangers as the trade deadline approaches.
Fantasy Tip: DeSclafani's stock has risen considerably since returning from an oblique injury that sidelined him the first two months of the campaign. He's 5-0 in eight starts with a 2.50 ERA, while registering a solid 40-to-9 K/BB ratio across 50 1/3 total innings. The right-hander would get a sizable boost if dealt to Texas, as although Arlington doesn't feature favorable conditions for pitchers, it's not that different from Great American Ball Park in Cincinnati, plus he would be in a much better position for wins.
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Reds | Homer Bailey makes rehab start
Wed, 20 Jul 2016 15:50:46 -0700
Cincinnati Reds SP Homer Bailey (elbow) pitched in a rehab game Wednesday, July 20, for Class AAA Louisville. He went 5 1/3 innings and surrendered five runs, throwing 53 of 83 pitches for strikes.
Fantasy Tip: Bailey is getting closer to making it back to the Reds after missing more than a year due to Tommy John surgery. He'll be someone to consider right away, considering the notable success he had in Cincinnati before going down with the injury, but probably should be scouted first by owners in case he endures struggles upon his return.
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Reds | Joey Votto continues strong July
Wed, 20 Jul 2016 15:29:57 -0700
Cincinnati Reds 1B Joey Votto went 1-for-3 with his 16th home run of the season Wednesday, July 20, versus the Atlanta Braves. He finished the game with a run scored and two RBI, and he also drew a walk.
Fantasy Tip: Votto has been enjoying a scorching July, now hitting 18-for-45 (.400) for the month with a pair of homers and 10 runs scored. As expected, the former NL MVP has recovered nicely from a disastrous start and is always worth starting every time he's in the lineup.
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Reds | Anthony DeSclafani improves to 5-0
Wed, 20 Jul 2016 15:28:55 -0700
Cincinnati Reds SP Anthony DeSclafani upped his record to 5-0 after beating the Atlanta Braves in his start Wednesday, July 20. The right-hander churned out eight strong innings, yielding only two runs on eight hits, including a solo homer. He also struck out three and walked none.
Fantasy Tip: DeSclafani is someone whom fantasy owners should be looking at, as he's now hurled quality starts in seven of his eight assignments since making his season debut after missing the first two months with an oblique issue. He's worthy of being added in deep mixed leagues and if this keeps up, he'll be a valid option in standard formats, too.
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Reds | Eugenio Suarez hitting fifth
Wed, 20 Jul 2016 07:40:43 -0700
Cincinnati Reds 3B Eugenio Suarez is hitting fifth Wednesday, July 20.
Fantasy Tip: Suarez's average has really taken a hit, and his lefty-righty splits are pretty drastic. He has a .293-7-17 line in 82 at-bats against lefties, and he has a .210-9-25 line in 248 at-bats against righties. He faces right-hander Lucas Harrell today, but his spot in the lineup gives him some luster at the right price.
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Reds | Adam Duvall takes a seat
Wed, 20 Jul 2016 07:40:15 -0700
Cincinnati Reds OF Adam Duvall is out of the lineup Wednesday, July 20, with OF Jose Peraza hitting seventh.
Fantasy Tip: Peraza is hitting just .237 with 10 steals on the year. He's a much better option in traditional leagues because you can't bank on steals in DFS. The matchup against Lucas Harrell is decent, though, if you want to use a low-end flyer.
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Reds | Jon Moscot has Tommy John surgery
Tue, 19 Jul 2016 22:15:49 -0700
Cincinnati Reds SP Jon Moscot (elbow) underwent Tommy John surgery Tuesday, July 19.
Fantasy Tip: Moscot holds a career 6.82 ERA over eight starts since first getting called up last season. He has a long way to go before becoming fantasy relevant, but hopefully the right-hander is able to come back strong from this. Unfortunately, he'll probably miss the entire 2017 season.
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Reds | Cody Reed logs first quality start
Tue, 19 Jul 2016 21:55:19 -0700
Cincinnati Reds SP Cody Reed recorded the first quality start of his career Tuesday, July 19, against the Atlanta Braves. He fired six innings and scattered just five hits, while yielding two runs (zero earned). The southpaw also struck out five and walked two.
Fantasy Tip: Well, it took him six big league outings but Reed was finally able to rack up his first quality start here, and he did it in fairly impressive fashion. The potential is there, as Reed gained recognition for his strikeout ability in the minor leagues, and it's been prevalent thus far since being called up, as he now has 34 strikeouts in 30 2/3 total innings. He's worth being monitored for that reason alone, though owners should also keep in mind that Cincinnati is 0-6 in his starts.
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Reds | Big game for Billy Hamilton
Mon, 18 Jul 2016 23:18:02 -0700
Cincinnati Reds OF Billy Hamilton singled three times Monday, July 18, against the Atlanta Braves and he picked up three stolen bases to push his total to 27, third-most in the National League.
Fantasy Tip: Hamilton doesn't hit for a high average, but he racks up plenty of steals for fantasy owners in rotisserie leagues to justify using him.
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Seventeen per cent of Ottawa city councillors are women – not enough, says one veteran councillor.
"That's four of 24. It's the worst it's ever been in my time on council," said Gloucester-Southgate Coun. Diane Deans, who has been a councillor since 1994. "The United Nations says that you need a minimum of 30 per cent women to reflect the values and the goals and the needs of women."
Provincially and federally, the numbers aren't much better, and at the municipal level, Ottawa is going the wrong way, Deans told the crowd of women – community leaders, city employees and business owners in Ottawa – who gathered for a breakfast at a condominium ballroom in the Hunt Club community on March 6 in recognition of International Women's Day.
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Rosemary Thompson, who, for 22 years, was a journalist with CTV News before becoming director of communications and public affairs at the National Arts Centre five years ago, also shared a positive message that was printed on invitations for the event: "Be idealistic, be brave and believe you can build a better Canada."
By taking on risks and challenges, Thompson "has changed the world of those around her and she continues to inspire that change as a leader in our community," Deans said while introducing her guest speaker for the breakfast.
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I fell in battle, and dashboarded it. I appeared at my last checkpoint when I started back up, but it says I have fallen in battle once in my stats. Is that normal? or does that mean it saved right when I fell in battle?
I am the one who contributed that tip and have seen other people confirm it as well. However I did not notice in my stats whether or not I got knocked out in battle or not. I would assume that yours might have saved it before you got to dashboard, but I dont know for sure. I definitely fell in battle, it told me, and I dashboarded. The achievement popped after the credits.
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I just finished the game with taking every profitable decision while king and fell about 800k short of the required 6.5 million. I thought making all evil decisions would get me to the 6.5 mill, but it looks like you need to make yourself a fair amount of money, and donate it to the treasury before finishing to get this.
An additional note for this that I posted in it's own topic is that to be completely "good" and save all of the people you will need 9 million of your own money. 6.5 for the people and 2.5 for the decisions
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