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Welcome to SportsNation! On Tuesday, ESPN.com NHL Insider Craig Custance stops by to chat about the latest news from the ice.
Custance joined ESPN in September 2011 as an NHL reporter for ESPN the Magazine, ESPN Insider and ESPN.com. He joined ESPN following a stint with the Sporting News. A graduate of Michigan State University, he lived for nearly a decade in Georgia working for the Atlanta Journal-Constitution where he spent time covering the late Atlanta Thrashers.
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Craig Custance (2:00 PM)
Hey everyone! Just wrapped up a Blackhawks practice here in Chicago. Ready to chat. Fire away!
Dave (NJ)
Do the Rangers go after a player like Bobby Ryan - maybe giving up Dubinski and a couple of prospects? Good thing about the Rangers core is there is alot of youth.
Craig Custance (2:06 PM)
While the Rangers may have been interested in Ryan when he was available before Boudreau was hired, he's no longer on the market. I can't imagine the Rangers dealing anyone from their core in order to bolster their roster for a playoff run. Instead of a high-profile scorer like Ryan, the Rangers might be wise to look to add depth on defense. Injuries on D have been one of the biggest reasons playoff contenders have underachieved in the postseason the last couple years - look at Philly and Washington last spring. That's where I'd focus if I were Glen Sather.
Jack (Chicago)
How do you see the Hawks goalie situation playing out? Does Emery take over the reigns...only to lose them next year to the eventual back-up? Crazy how that works out...
Craig Custance (2:10 PM)
Joel Quenneville just got done addressing the media here in Chicago. He's going to ride the hot hand right now with Ray Emery, who will get the start against Minnesota. But ultimately this is Crawford's job. He got the big contract extension, he's still just 26 years old and the organization still believes in him. This just happens sometimes over the course of a long season.
Don (Philly)
Tough news with Giroux out indefinitely....how will the flyers hold up? can coutourier step up?
Craig Custance (2:13 PM)
That's a huge blow for the Flyers. Giroux has been one of the great stories in hockey this year and while I like Sean Couturier, it's a lot to ask him to even come close to replacing Giroux. Giroux was in the Hart Trophy hunt and you can't expect a team to keep their current pace when you lose a player of that caliber. Now would be a great time for Bryzgalov to find another gear.
Mason (LA)
Craig, it is inevitable that D. Sutter is going to be the coach of LA. Is he the right fit, or is this 2002-2003 San Jose Sharks all over again?
Craig Custance (2:16 PM)
I agree. I think it's just a matter of time until it becomes official. I spoke with a player today who said Sutter will immediately come in and identify which players have the character needed to win tough games and which ones don't. He said that's his strength as a coach. Personally, I'm not crazy about the hire but I don't blame Dean Lombardi for turning to someone he trusts.
Matt (Orlando, FL)
What the heck has happened to Tampa Bay? How much trouble are they in? They were fading fast even before they lost Martin St Louis. What do you see in their future?
Craig Custance (2:18 PM)
I may not be the best judge of Tampa. I had a long conversation a couple weeks ago with Guy Boucher and he had me convinced they were ready to turn the corner. But to be fair, he also pointed out that Tampa truly overachieved last year and maybe we're seeing a bit of a correction this year. The injury to St. Louis is a tough one but you're right, it's not like they were playing well when he was in the lineup. They need help on defense and goaltending. It'll be interesting to see which goalie Yzerman targets this summer.
Ken (Elkhorn, NE)
Who do you like in the Red Wings-Penguins game tonight?
Craig Custance (2:20 PM)
Penguins have been resilient over the last year while dealing with injuries, but with Crosby, Staal, Letang, Michalek and Malkin banged up, I think the Red Wings should win tonight. Detroit is clicking right now, and Jimmy Howard isn't getting enough credit for the season he's having.
Tom (Pitt.)
Sid, Savard, Pronger, Giroux, Letang, etc. etc.....Is there any possibility that the NHL is being overly-precautious with concussions now? I am not trying to downplay what i believe to be a serious injury...but i just never remember sports as a whole being like this...Are concussions happening more often? or is it that we just care more now?
Craig Custance (2:23 PM)
Tom - There's no doubt that people are being much, much more cautious with concussions now. I don't think you'll find anyone who will say, at least publicly, players are being overcautious. You're right though, the hockey climate has never been like this before. I think it's a mix of more concussions because of the size and speed (and equipment) of the current players (plus the new rules) and players are being more honest and open with doctors about their symptoms. As much as we'd all like to see these players on the ice, you don't mess with a head injury. Players realize that now.
Rob (Chicago)
Although Chicago keeps winning everyone would agree they have some major holes. Do you see them adding a 3/4 Defenseman or a 2nd line Center?
Craig Custance (2:25 PM)
Chicago has the money to spend and the cap space and you've identified the two biggest areas of need for the Blackhawks. To me, their bigger need is the second-line center but I wouldn't be surprised if Stan Bowman takes care of both issues. It won't happen anytime soon though, these are moves the Blackhawks will make closer to the trade deadline.
Marc (Malden, MA)
Patrice Bergeron got his concussion October 2007, sat out the rest of the 2007-2008 season, but even though he came back for the 08-09 season, he was never really right until the start of the 09 season. It's possible Crosby isn't right until the start of next year.
Craig Custance (2:26 PM)
Marc - It's possible he's never right again. That's the thing with concussions, it's completely unpredictable. I was stunned when Keith Primeau said he still has concussion symptoms. This issue isn't going anywhere.
Craig, do you also notice the rising number of head shots that have occured since the NHL has changed their rules to a more fast, high-scoring, wide open style of play? Any chance the NHL might look at bringing back some of the old rules (such as the two line pass) to reduce speed and help drop the number of serious injuries we are seeing?
Craig Custance (2:29 PM)
You're spot on JD. The new rules opened up the game, but they have come with a serious price. I think one rule change that might get some momentum when the GMs meet next would be the elimination of the trapezoid. There are some GMs who think that allowing the goalie to handle the puck more frequently might save some big hits on their defensemen who currently have to go back and retrieve the puck when it's dumped in. I'd be in favor of that rule change.
Keith (Tagliavia)
Concussions seem more frequent in the NHL than in other major sports, including football. Does the equipment need to be reduced or perhaps we need better helmets?
Craig Custance (2:31 PM)
Keith - It seems counter-intuitive but I think smaller equipment might cut down on the concussions. Especially the shoulder pads. Players might be less inclined to launch themselves into opposing players if they had smaller equipment.
Keith (NYC)
They should also add the no-touch icing rule.
Craig Custance (2:31 PM)
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Craig Custance (2:32 PM)
Hey Thoosin. Thanks for stopping by.
Matt (Toronto)
Next coach to go? Surely Wilson is running out of rope... your thoughts? Thanks for the chat
Craig Custance (2:34 PM)
It's amazing how Ron Wilson is teetering between demands for him to get a contract extension to those calling for his job. That just shows you how much pressure there is on Toronto to make the playoffs this season. Randy Carlyle's availability doesn't help the cause. But as long as Ron Wilson has the Leafs in a playoff spot (they're currently No. 6 in the East) I'd say he's safe. I'd look to Colorado as a place where we could see a change if things don't pick up soon.
Big night for Parise last night. Burnside was asked this yesterday, but if the Devils do move him what can they net in return? A package around a young goalie seems ideal, but outside of LA who can put a serious package together for him?
Craig Custance (2:35 PM)
What was Scott's answer?
Marc (Malden, MA)
No-Touch Icing: does the defenseman still have to get back and get close to the puck or is it once the puck crosses the goalline, it's icing? If it's the latter, I don't like it, teams often send long passes from behind the redline when a winger is streaking up the boards.
Craig Custance (2:37 PM)
I should clarify. I'm in favor of hybrid icing as is currently the rule in the USHL. I think that's ideal and I'd be surprised if the NHL doesn't implement it soon.
Denny (Minny)
Just got my Cal Clutterbuck jersey! I love how that guy plays the game...thoughs on him breaking out offensively this year? Its all about opportunity in my opinion...
Craig Custance (2:41 PM)
He's an easy player to root for. I give Mike Yeo a lot of credit for the success, not only Clutterbuck, but of the whole team. There has been a complete buy in from all the players there. As for Clutterbuck, he's seen offensive growth every season since he broke in and is on pace for 25 goals this year, which would be a career best. I think we're witnessing the natural progression of a 24-year-old who is constantly improving.
Tommi (Helsinki)
Who is the best Finnish player in the NHL right now?
Craig Custance (2:44 PM)
Sticking with the Wild theme, I would say Mikko Koivu. I love how he plays. He's a great leader, plays a complete game and after a slow start offensively is contributing everywhere on the ice. Heck of a start for Filppula in Detroit too. He's finally having the kind of season that matches his talent. I wouldn't put him at the level of Koivu or Selanne but he's suddenly in the conversation.
Alex (Anaheim)
Do the Ducks have any shot at Yakupov, or are they too talented to play quite this badly the whole season?
Craig Custance (2:47 PM)
Can you imagine Yakupov on that team? There would be a ton of firepower up front in Anaheim, it would be really fun to watch. But I think Bruce Boudreau will get that franchise out of the hunt for him. You're right, there's too much talent in Anaheim to finish dead last. My three favorites for the No. 1 pick are Columbus, Carolina and the Islanders.
tom (hackensack)
Craig, see Scott's parise response below...i also believe another guy asked him about a Cory Schneider package later in the chat to which he said they wont trade Cory mid-season...Thanks for the chat!Jon; The dilemma,I think, will be whether a team is looking to rent Parise who can become an unrestricted free agent on July 1 or is looking at trying to acquire him at the deadline with a view to signing him long-term. Risk for the team doing the acquiring and it makes the job more challenging for Devils GM Lou Lamoriello in terms of what he's asking for. That said, I am guessing he'll go for the moon. No doubt he'd like a top goaltending prospect or asset. What about Jonathan Bernier from L.A. for instance? Top draft picks and a top prospect or some variation of the above.
Craig Custance (2:50 PM)
Thanks Tom. I agree with Scott. An ideal move would be to acquire a franchise goalie in a Parise trade and the Kings could certainly use a player like Zach. What about Minnesota? If Parise reaches free agency this summer, I think they'd be the front-runner to land him. Minnesota has a strong stable of goaltenders in the system if Chuck Fletcher decides he wants a head start on the Parise sweepstakes.
Allen (Dallas)
Do you think the Kings end up turning it around this season, or is this going to become another "wait till next year" situation?
Craig Custance (2:53 PM)
This can't be a wait-till-next-year season in Los Angeles. This is next year. Dean Lombardi is under pressure to get this team poised to make a playoff run so I don't think his moves improving this team stop at the head coach. They need another high-end forward (Parise? Iginla?) and the Kings still have the organizational depth to pull off a major deal. Especially if they decide to part ways with Bernier. The key is Mike Richards. If he's not out an extended time, I think the Kings get back on track.
Jon (Mason City, IA)
Nice of the chatter to re-post my question to Scott yesterday. I love the Wild, and Craig, you just gave me optimism that Parise will be wearing a Wild sweater next season!!! Give us the home state discount!!!! It might just be me, but I think ESPN's NHL chats are much better than most other sports in that there are much better questions asked/answered.
Craig Custance (2:54 PM)
I may be biased, but I love doing these chats. The range of questions are awesome. The hockey fans on here bring a ton of knowledge. As for Parise, I don't know how much of a discount he'll provide, but being the home state certainly doesn't hurt.
Mike (NY)
Raycroft has had a rough go of late, while Lehtonen has been out with his groin injury. Bachman has emerged strongly in his limited time in the crease. If he keeps it up is there any chance he sticks with the club when Kari gets healthy? Or is the smarter play to send him down and let him continue to play more games in the AHL & develop.
Craig Custance (2:57 PM)
Once Kari Lehtonen returns, I don't think there's any reason to keep Bachman around. You want him getting experience and playing time and Lehtonen is the clear No. 1 in Dallas. But it's good to have a safety valve in goal because, as we know, Kari has a hard time staying on the ice.
John (Lakewood, CO)
Sacco getting sacked seems like forgone conclusion in Denver. Frankly who cares who replaces him. The bigger problem is upstairs. WHEN they dump Sherman, who do you think would be a good fit for GM
Craig Custance (2:58 PM)
I think you'd have to immediately look to Patrick Roy, wouldn't you? He'd be a natural for that position.
Mike ((DC))
Whenever people talk about trade options for the Capitals, Alex Semin's name is always in that mix. Does he really have that much trade value considering how streaky he has been and how many penalties he has taken this year (including all the non-sense diving penalites he is called for)?
Craig Custance (3:00 PM)
I think Semin's trade value has plummeted. Not only has he been inconsistent, he's expensive. That's not a good combo. Still, it still might make sense for GM George McPhee to move him if he decides the dressing room needs a chemistry shakeup or he could use that salary cap space more effectively elsewhere at the trade deadline. If that's the case, the return is almost moot.
Craig Custance (3:01 PM)
Well, everyone time for me to make the drive down I-94 back to Detroit. Thanks, as always, for the questions!
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Saturday 24th September Cath & Nigel's Quiz
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Even though the weather has not been wall to wall sunshine, this weekend. The park has had another excellent bank holiday weekend. Possibly one of the busiest this season, with not a pitch empty.
Saturday night so the Club house full to the brim with the traditional Saturday night bingo, followed by an excellent performance from Steve Ross.
Sunday afternoon we had a Tombola and Pool Knockout in the club, and had an excellent turn out.
Sunday evening Bingo followed by Dave's Play your cards right so a lovely end to a nice weekend.
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Steves Birthday Bash
Pictures from a fantastic night in the club to celebrate Steves birthday!
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Games night prizes
Last Saturday night saw a packed clubhouse and the annual Games Night prize giving amongst many other forms of entertainment !!!!
Above is the winner of the "gentlemans" prize ..... Ivan
Below is the ladies winner .... Shirley
A very grateful thanks to Derek and Shirley for organising the games night throughout the season , appreciated by one and all !!
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The history of Brazil is built on social disparity and slavery was predominant for many years.
This church was built by the slaves in their 'free time'.
It is beautiful yet poor but you feel the passion and the pain still to these days.
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Builded in the 17th century this church was dedicated to the saint that protected the slaves. It is located in the historicla center of Tiradentes, within walking distance form the main square.
Its a very beautiful and quiet church. Better ask a guide to speak of the interesting tales about this church and its archtecture. Do not miss it. If u like taking pics walk around the place and one can find great spots.
This smallish church stands out both for its particular architecture, it's very interesting interior and it's history, as it was built in the off hours by local mine slaves that sneaked gold under their nails, etc to decorate its interior.
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Metaphors and metonymies are used in all type of literature but not often to the degree they are used in poetry because poems are meant to communicate complex images and feelings to the readers and metaphors often state the comparisons most emotively. In the Shi Jing, or Book of Odes, an anthology of songs, poems, and hymns dating from the Zhou Dynasty (1027–771 BC) to the Spring & Autumn Period (770–476 BC), with which Chinese literature begins, three important figures of speech are employed, namely fu (赋), bi (比), and xing (兴). Bi involves reasoning by analogy and approximates the Western figures of speech metaphor and simile. Metaphors are also used quite abundantly in Han and Tang poetry. Through an analysis of British and American translators' translations of classical Chinese poems, I find that they mainly employ six ways in translating Chinese metaphors into English: delete the metaphor; turn a metaphor into a simile; keep the tenor but omit the vehicle; use a metaphor in the target language that has a similar meaning to replace the metaphor in the source poem; add a metaphor in the translation where there is no metaphor in the source poem; keep the vehicle but give a wrong interpretation of it. And two ways are adopted in translating Chinese metonymies into English. Possible reasons for the strategies are also given.
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Like a saloon car that has driven through too much floodwater in recent weeks, Exeter Chiefs coughed and spluttered yesterday but ended up firing on at least one cylinder. They ended a depressing run of five Aviva Premiership defeats, and though their position in the table has not changed, they are primed for their assault on the LV= Cup next weekend and, beyond that, a late-season charge on European qualification.
That is more than London Irish can aspire to. This was the first occasion this season that they failed to score, and Brian Smith, their director of rugby, acknowledged that he has made too great a demand on the same players over the past four Premiership games. He is operating with a small squad and, at this time of year, minor injuries become major ones with the stress and strain of competition.
It will be some consolation that Marland Yarde came through intact. This was the England wing's first full game for three months and he received a stern physical examination of the hip injury which has kept him out. Exeter kept him bottled up from start to finish but Yarde will have derived confidence from mere survival: "He showed he's back, that he has the appetite," Smith said.
"Today wasn't a great surface for a back-three player but he was with England last Thursday and if they have injuries, I'm sure he'll be in contention." If that applies to Yarde, how much more does it apply to Tom Johnson, Exeter's willing flanker? England had no specialist flanker on the bench against Ireland and may find Johnson's ability to play across the back row of value against Wales next weekend.
Apart from his usual industry, at the breakdown, as a support player and at an occasionally malfunctioning line-out, Johnson won the high ball which set up Exeter's second try and made sure the match was well beyond the Irish.
He was the heartbeat of a young side in which Luke Cowan-Dickie was making his first Premiership start at hooker and came off with flying colours. His throwing to the line-out may be a work in progress but his pace about the field and his hooking skills will take him far. "There's stuff to work on but the ability is there," Rob Hunter, the Exeter forwards coach, said.
As a whole, though, the game never developed fluidity. There were more stoppages for penalties and set-pieces than in most games this season and Henry Slade, Exeter's fly-half, kicked more frequently than Exeter are prone to do. But the Chiefs needed a win of any kind to reverse an unfortunate trend and they were helped by yellow cards for Leo Halavatau, the visiting prop, in the first half, and Darren Allinson, the scrum-half, in the second.
That said, Ben White was slightly fortunate to see only yellow for a tip tackle on Allinson which might have cost Exeter dear. But the Irish could not take advantage of his absence and, just before his return, Exeter scored their second try. Two penalties by Slade were the only scores of the first half, though a gilt-edged try went begging when Ian Whitten broke clear but failed to see Luke Arscott screaming up in support.
However, Arscott's pass, after good work on the left by Whitten and White, gave Phil Dollman the first try two minutes into the second half. The second came from Shane Geraghty's kick won by Johnson, from which Exeter spread the ball, Slade and Matt Jess giving Whitten the chance to stretch through Alex Lewington's tackle and score.
Exeter Chiefs: L Arscott; M Jess (F Vainikolo, 77), I Whitten, P Dollman, T James (Vainikolo, 23-24); H Slade (G Steenson, 77), D Lewis (H Thomas, 69); B Moon (C Rimmer, 71), L Cowan-Dickie (G Bateman, 69), H Tui (A Brown, 65), D Mumm (captain), D Welch (D Armand, 32-34, 69), T Johnson (K Horstmann, 71), B White (sin bin 58-69), D Ewers.
London Irish: T Ojo; A Lewington, E Sheridan, J O'Connor, M Yarde; S Geraghty, D Allinson (sin bin 77); J Yapp (M Parr, 52), D Paice, L Halavatau (sin bin 21-31; Yapp, 65), G Skivington (captain), N Rouse (I Gough, 61), K Low (J Sinclair, 52), B Cowan (M Mayhew, 74), O Treviranus (M Parr, 24-31; G Ellis, 58).
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Jonathan Hickman is joined on this issue, appropriately enough, by Secret Avengers' Nick Spencer and that's for the best because AIM Island factors prominently into the issue, and it'd be best not to get wires, or continuity, crossed. That definitely doesn't seem like it's going to a problem as the story flows beautifully and seamlessly from one location to the next, interweaving as the more combat-minded Avengers battle the strange alien forces on the ground in Perth, Australia and Bruce Banner attempts to unravel exactly the why and wherefore of the strange "life-bombs"that has overtaken large swaths of the world. But threats from the ground are hardly the Avengers' only concern as a stray Skrull ship breaks through SWORD's defenses and more mysterious figures are unveiled.
It's always great to see a truly talented writer, or writers, get to the heart of a character, especially in a book as crowded as this one, and the way Bruce Banner is written in this is absolutely fantastic. Ever since Mark Waid's series placed him firmly in SHIELD in an advisory, rather than smashing, capacity, the character has had new life breathed into him and Hickman writes him as a truly outside the box thinker, even going so far as to assigning left and right-handed people to different areas of work. I wouldn't even say the issue focuses on him, but he's most definitely the star of it.
Stefano Caselli is easily in my top 3 current artists, and would most definitely make it into my top 5 of all time and this book is a great illustration of exactly why that is: no one does faces quite like him. He nails details and subtle tics of facial features better than anyone I can think of and his characters are just so expressive with their faces, and even their body language, that the issue's lack of narration or internal monologue doesn't even seem to be missed nor needed. Frank Martin and Edgar Delgado handle colors and they do an absolutely flawless job of showing the sterility of the SHIELD, SWORD and AIM bases as well as the slimy mess of the alien battles. Even the fight scenes communicate so much about the characters participating in them that the breakneck action seems almost incidental.
The Bad
If ever a book needed a proper, extensive recap page, it would be this one. Hickman is well known for dealing with out there, heady concepts in almost everything he writes, and while I absolutely love that we're getting new and interesting stories, it can be very, very easy, particularly amidst all the other Marvel and Avengers titles, to follow exactly what's happening in this book.
The Verdict
The above complaint can be easily rectified with a second reading, and that's not necessarily a bad thing as the art and dialog make this a book worth going back to. Hickman's Avengers run has, so far, had such a cohesive, flowing narrative that I truly think the book reads equally well in trade or single-issue format and I can't imagine it's easy for Marvel to decide where the division should happen. I can't wait to see what the book brings to the table next, particularly with Caselli on pencils.


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Well, this could be divisive if someone is offended by it and perhaps it would be better for all of us to shrug our shoulders because there is nothing we can do about it; "so what difference does it make" is actually the key to understanding our place in the hope and change "futility" line.
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Sure, let's go on.
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I love that phrase! It perfectly captures the Clintons' sociopathic relationship with the truth. "We won. We're here. The fact that we lied to get here and lied to stay here, is irrelevant."
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Today is a good day to celebrate Mexicans and their contributions to this country! With all that's going on in Arizona (against all Latinos) Cinco de Mayo couldn't have come at a better time.
To that end, let's talk about some of Mexico's beloved indigenous foods and spirits. Tequila, for starters, made from the agave plant, is usually the liquor of choice. And then there are Margaritas—tons and tons of Margaritas.
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Fortress of the historical domain of the Sanvitale family, who were one of the most conspicuous of the Parmesan aristocracies up until our present times (the brothers Giberto and Gainmartino were made counts in 1404 by Gianmaria Visconti), it was built in the first decades of the XII century yet heavily redone in the subsequent centuries.
The external wall starting with the north squared tower—originally much taller—was probably built after 1386 and completed on the square plan before the half of the XV century.
In the southern tower there is a room (at one time used as a prison) containing a concave screen on which prisms filter the light rays coming from a slot projecting the images of the square. This is an entertainment of sorts that continues to amaze the tourists.
In the other rooms one can find the Sanvitale family portraits of the XVII and XIX centuries (Sanvitale family room), portraits of the Farnese family of the 1700s (Franese family wing), paintings by Giovan Francesco Nuvolone and Jean Sons (Religious paintings wing), the ancient painted tavern from the school of Cesare Cesariano (ca. 1512), 288 maps of the 1700s of which the last count, Giovanni Sanvitale, gave to the then Mayor of Fontanellato Pompeo Piazza a few months after the sale of the castle to the Town Hall (map room), a painted hall of grotesques by Giovanni Gaibazzi and Giuseppe Bossi in 1861 (architectonically it is from the fortress's oldest part).
A hanging garden was created from a reconstruction done by Luigi Sanvitale during the half of the third decade in the XIX century by demolishing a part of the pre-existing building.
One cannot be blind to the most evident artistic attraction of the fortress: the frescoes of the mythological stories of Diana and Acteon painted in 1524 by Parmigianino, right beside which there is a didactic course exhibit.
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There's something about Katy Perry that just works for me. I've tried talking to my wife about it. 'Do you like her voice?', she asks. No, I've heard dying wild turkeys that sound better. 'Maybe its her lyrics', she suggests. No, I'm not a 13 year old girl so that doesn't do anything for me. There's just something about her, I don't know what it is. It's at this point I realize both of my hands around chest high, undulating and spread open like I was holding two honeydew melons. It's also at this point that my wife let's me know where I can sleep for the night. Don't feel bad for me, though. The couch is pretty comfortable AND I can watch those Perry videos on mute to enjoy the bounty she has to offer. Yeah, yeah, I know you didn't come here to see if Katy should be rostered over at DraftKings. And by 'Rostered' I mean…well nevermind what I mean, let's talk Brad Peacock, m'kay? As I talked with Nick about on the Razzball Podcast on Tuesday, Peacock looked amazing at times and then seemed to fall apart out of nowhere. All this to say, my call is very to the nth degree cubed multiplied by pi risky. I'm definitely not suggesting this for 50/50 and cash games. But for a GPP go? Well, at home, the Mariners carry the second worst team wOBA in the league at .279, barely beating out the Mets for last place with their robust .275. It's contrarian, it's dangerous and it all comes with a cheap price tag of $6,500. Does the DFSBot like my call? Not one bit. But do I? Well…let's just move on and see what other picks I have for you for DraftKings contests for 2014 Fantasy Baseball…Please, blog, may I have some more?
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I'm going to live tweet this post: Tweet: #pitchingissodeep, we can lose every third starter and still have enough pitchers to go around. Tweet: Pitching isso deep? What's an isso? Tweet: Why do I care where you ate dinner? And why am I following you? Tweet: @SolangeKnowles I'd hold the elevator door for you. Tweet: Twitter bores me. I'm done with this. So, there you have it, our first live tweet post. I'm so hip; tweeting shizz like a baller! Why do I think ballers don't use many semi-colons? Is there a less hip punctuation mark? Jose Fernandez has an elbow sprain, which is code for you're fudged in the effhole if you own him. If you want, I'll form a prayer rhombus with you, but I gotta be honest, since I don't own him, my heart won't be in the rhombus. I'll be faking the rhombus. You're better off with someone else. Until Andrew Heaney is ready (June), the Marlins are likely to fill their empty rotation spot with Brad Hand or Kevin Slowey. Too bad they can't find room for both, then they can get The Pointer Sisters to sing, "I want a rotation with a Slowey, Hand." Anyway, here's what else I saw yesterday in fantasy baseball:Please, blog, may I have some more?
Say it's not so News Report! News Report, "I'm sorry, Grey, your handsomeness and mustache make me want to lie to you, but Edwin Encarnacion is probably being shut down for the year." Is it because anything I did? "No, you've gone above and beyond anything I could've hoped for. Thanks for the $10 marathon donation too. A real mensch, you are!" I could've done without the second reminder to donate on Facebook. "Can we discuss this privately?" So, players are dropping like flies. Not those African tsetse flies that have been known to live for six months after they burrow into your skull. They're dropping like fruit flies near your backyard bug zapper. In most leagues, I'd lose Encarnacion immediately. Blue Jays Manager said Edwin's probably done for the year, and even if he returns, he's dealing with a sore wrist, which is, ya know, not good for hitting. Comatose Blue Jays Fan, "At least he'll be ready for the playoffs! Right?" Anyway, here's what else I saw yesterday in fantasy baseball:Please, blog, may I have some more?
The news is good, Allen Craig is in a walking boot and on crutches. Yay! Sorry, I should've said the news was good for people who don't own Allen Craig. *smacks forehead with palm of hand* Geez, I'm such a huckleberry! So, this means the new Cardinals first baseman is… Please, open door number one! Actually, all I see is his elbow. Could you open door number two, as well? Hmm, still missing his right side. Go ahead and open door number three, too. There he is… Matt Adams! I've teased Adams a lot about his girth and that ain't right, even if right and girth are anagrams. Adams isn't out of shape…if watermelon is a shape! The zaftig Madams will be playing first for as long as Craig can't and I'd grab Adams in all leagues where I needed power. He could hit five homers the rest of the way if Craig stays sidelined until the playoffs. As of right now, there's no word on how much time Craig will need. Anyway, here's what else I saw yesterday in fantasy baseball:Please, blog, may I have some more?
King Hodor of the House of Hodor. First of his Hodor. Long may he Hodor.
At this point, there appear to be more trades occurring after the July 31st deadline. In fact, just yesterday, Mike Morse was acquired by the Orioles, Jason Kubel was acquired by the Indians, and, as you may or may not have realized yet, John Axford and his, well, what ever you call the things he grows on his face, has been acquired by Ozark nation. Which, if you don't know the area, is known for abandoned El Caminos and the second highest murder rate in the nation, next to Detroit. Err, Detroit, the RoboCop version. What's the fantasy impact? I'm sure glad I just asked myself that question. Mike Morse's situation changes a bit, a better hitting environment and a better lineup could lead to some stat boosting. Jason Kubel, well, he remains the same. Insignificant. Frankly, I don't even understand the move, since the Indians are already paying for a player (cough, Mark Reynolds, cough) that's doing better right now, yet plays for the Yankees. Ballsy strategy if you ask me. And then there's John Axford. I'll be honest, since I lie all the time I guess, the impact here is not much, if anything. But I do like Axford drinking the same water those other Cardinal pitchers are drinking, and would not be surprised if his situation improves next year. So keep a look out. Here's what else I noticed yesterday…Please, blog, may I have some more?
Danny Farquhar earned the save on Saturday and Sunday for the Mariners. The first two of his career. I guess the whole 5+ ERA didn't scare off acting manager Robby Thompson or he has no idea who he's signaling from the bullpen. I'm guessing the latter here, if latter means he's a moron. Thompson is managing while Eric Wedge recovers from a mild stroke that he suffered while trying to follow Robby Thompson home from the stadium one night. Eric Wedge, "Why are you going left with your right turn signal?! You can't make a left on red! Oh, you're going right? Then why are you signaling left?! I'm coming Elizabeth!" Lord Farquhar is the closer now, so obviously you own him, but who knows what Thompson's doing. He could signal for a ball girl next. I do look forward to when the Mariners fans get a cheering section for Farquhar together. They can dress up like giant penises and name themselves, the Farqwits. Anyway, here's what else I saw this weekend in fantasy baseball:Please, blog, may I have some more?
Welcome back, two-start hoarders. The awful weather this April has made things a bit more challenging, as two-starters keep getting bumped from one week to the next. The coming week has a seven-game slate for most clubs, and obviously we're hoping for fewer postponed contests, but keep in mind that Tuesday's two-starters could easily slide into the two-start slot for week 5.
As always, probable pitchers are subject to change. For a look at all fantasy baseball streamers, click that link.Please, blog, may I have some more?
And the Tigerettes sang, "He was talked up as closer, but now he's sent down… Da Bruce Rondon gone, Da Bruce Rondon… Somebody told me he made Leyland frown… Da Bruce Rondon gone, da Bruce Rondon… Yeah, he sucked in spring… Yes, his stats would sting… But now my team's saves are boned… Da Bruce Rondon gone, Da Bruce Rondon…" As Randy Jackson would say, we got ourselves a pitchy competition, dawg! *sips from Pepsi cup, looks at Mariah for approval, fixes silver chain, sucks in gut under sweater that he's wearing with no undershirt which makes it look really itchy, laughs at some Nicki Minaj nonsense, says to Seacrest, "I don't know, we'll have to see what America thinks" and smiles* So, Bruce Rondon was sent down and now the Tigers closer job is Hollywood Week. Auditions are down to Al Al'etc, Santa K, New Mexiclosero, Al Al, Coke Is It, Coke Is So 80's Octavio Dotel Is It, Alquin Cokel, Octaquin BenCokel and Philquin Alburcoke. And that's only four guys! Hang tight, guys and four girl readers, it's a closerousel. Lots of possible outcomes here. All four guys could do well in a committee and Leyland utilizes it the whole year. Two guys do well and we get a portmanteau closer, let's call it a SAGNOFtaur. Three guys could do well, let's call that, The Three StoogeNOF. Another possibility: as we know from the past with Leyland's 'Set it and Forget It' lineup card management, he likes to stick with one thing. So one guy takes the job by mid-April and holds it for the majority of the year. This is the best possibility for all involved. I think that's also what happens. Leyland's got cigarettes to smoke, he doesn't have time to be walking to the mound to change pitchers! So who from Octavio Dotel, Al Alburquerque, Joaquin Benoit and Phil Coke does he go with? As the prude brothel's sign announces, therein lies the rub. Al Al'etc is a monster for Ks, he's my first option because he could provide solid value while the job is being decided. Then, I like Dotel. He reduced his walks last year and kept his Ks. He also has some closer experience. Next up: Joaquin Benoit. He was very successful last year in middle relief, but he can't go on back-to-back days or stay healthy. Finally, Phil Coke. I wouldn't grab him outside of AL-Only leagues. Big strike against him: he's a lefty. In his favor: he closed games in the playoffs last year. It's a shituation of epicloser proportions. Oh, and I wouldn't grab more than one guy. I'd take a gamble on one guy, form a prayer rectangular and hope it works out. Anyway, here's what else I saw yesterday for fantasy baseball:Please, blog, may I have some more?
Here's a scenario: You are the burger flipper manager at your local burger flipping place. Someone comes to you and says Ryan Braun, your best burger flipping employee, is injecting his meat with HGH. That's why they're tasting so good, yells one of your other employees. You don't want to believe Ryan is doing this. His burgers are soooooooo delicious. All of your customers love them. Kowtowing to your other employees and the media, you decide to taste test his burgers. Sadly, they do taste test positive for HGH. You have no solution other than to suspend him. This is gonna hurt business. When, by sheer luck, it turns out your taste testers sampled his burgers after they were delivered to their house from FedEx and the soooooooo delicious burger wasn't tasted in the restaurant. Ryan's attorneys rejoice. Ryan says, "I told you my burgers were clean" and you shrug. You're just glad your best burger flipper can keep making you those soooooooo delicious burgers. Then…THEN someone comes along and says they found a note scribbled in the dumpster that says Ryan is ordering HGH to inject into his soooooooo delicious burgers. You look at that note and say, "Okay, we'll keep an eye on things," and go back to serving those soooooooo delicious burgers that everyone likes. Well, damn me and my deliciously Horsey sauce argument about chain of custody and Biogenesis as a 'consultant.' There's no way Ryan Braun is being suspended for this Biogenesis nonsense. It's ridiculous. Can we move on? Anyway, here's what else I saw in spring training for 2013 fantasy baseball:Please, blog, may I have some more?
Gird your loins – we're currently navigating positions battles in each division. Today I'm talking about the AL West, which gains the Astros this year, if anyone considers them something you gain. Every other team in the division should stand to benefit from the move. Maybe I've already beat them into the ground, especially with my review of worst pitching staffs in 2012, but they really could have a season for the ages (of a fallen empire). Across the state, the Rangers should continue to be a powerhouse, despite Ron Washington's "leadership." Meanwhile, the Angels look like the terminator, although, once their non-Trout core ages a little more, maybe they'll be merely human. Today's empires, tomorrow's ashes – am I right? I don't want to say anything bad about the Mariners other than this sentence implying that I have something bad to say about them. Ah yes, and I'm required by the union of baseball writers to have a token mention of the A's. There you go. Anyway, here's some of the position battles to watch in the AL West:Please, blog, may I have some more?


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> Ben wrote: (didn't see this come through yet, so posted it again). >>>I
estimate that more names of people are in the last journal than names of Hosta!
(and about your "fresh thoughts").
Yepper. You come for the plants, you stay for the people. And since you made
your post public, I shall do the same. I wish I could feel better about what
I'm going to say... but you've got it coming.
Save your $51, Ben. This periodical of the AHS is NOT a scientific magazine and
while it is included for FREE with membership, I would recommend that Nature may
be a magazine from which you would obtain significantly more benefit. THAT
periodical is $159 (US) ($129 for post-docs), plus shipping, and there is NO
membership fee because there is no club involved. I am looking at a copy while
I write, and from the articles that I have read of your work with Ploidy
measurements, I can assure you that you would be infinitely more pleased with
what is between its covers. In fact, since you are complaining about the
magazine AND about the
$51.00, it seems to me that we should make an exception in the dues for you.
Maybe if you live overseas and DON'T wish to receive certain publications, you
should have a smorgasbord of services from which you could choose and you would
not have to purchase the magazine. Your dues could be dropped significantly.
Maybe you've hit on a good idea and then I wouldn't need to get so angry about
your callous statements.
Let the dues be for membership and a magazine subscription fee be for the
magazine (this should ONLY be available to those overseas, since the cost of
shipping IS so very high. You shouldn't punish the AHS, however, because of
the costs of shipping. That is an unfair attack).
If that can't happen, then I would recommend that you ask the editor to simply
change the mailing address for your subscription. Have Kevin send it to a
friend stateside, or to a library. Then what you are paying would be purely for
"membership" and this could simply be a kind gesture of philanthropy on your
part. You could feel good about the donation while no longer having to feel
"bad" about the poor quality of the magazine and having to read all those ads
and silly garden articles. (I know you can't easily relate, because I don't
believe you were in attendance, but believe it or not some of the people that
were on those buses actually had feelings, and they enjoyed the tours and the
comraderie, and they WANT to relive the experience when they read the articles).
About the ads and the advertisers, for whom you seem to have little
appreciation. I wonder how tempted they would be to pay the fees if they had
all their ads crammed into the back section? The advertisers are a very
valuable asset to any publication and I am VERY glad they are there, helping to
support a good cause.
I approach the Journal differently than you. I look for one new landscaping
idea that I haven't thought of before, and bingo, the annual subscription is
cost justified. Even at $51, just one good landscaping idea from a picture or
from a story and like magic, my brain justifies the expense. If you are not
feeling like you get good value from the content, then try to find something
from the pictures. Look at the back cover of the current issue. See those two
ponds? Tell me that these are not worth the price of admission. Just seeing
the idea of how these were put together makes the fee seem miniscule to me.
It's a pittance compared to what you'd have to pay a landscaping consultant to
draw up a plan for you. It's a pity that you can't find more good from the
efforts that were taken to help make sure YOU were enabled to vicariously be
part of the experience...
Yes, the content of Nature is on a scientific level that I know you would enjoy
much more. As I ponder this most recent issue of the AHS Journal and your
discontent, I draw the conclusion that the AHS Journal should NOT be considered
to be worthy reading material for you any longer. I recommend that if you
INSIST on still receiving the Journal, start thinking of it as a "picture
magazine for Hosta gardeners", with a few words that might be of interest for
the children, or perhaps your wife, or some of those people down at the local
library. For heavens sakes though, Ben, don't even bother to open the cover any
longer. Just as soon as it arrives, put it in a brown paper sack (if it doesn't
already have one on it), and then write on the bag, "Donation-take to library".
(Don't leave it laying around with the cover showing or you might be tempted to
open it and that would not be good--we're going for complete closure here. If
you cheat and look at the pictures, you'll mess up the whole plan). Just ask
that it be taken away and voila--relief from the agony of it all...
A subscription to Nature--yes, indeed, that's what you need.
I just deleted about four other paragraphs I had written in this email. Why
should I bother to try and explain my feelings? You didn't like my writing in
the journal, what would make me think you would like it any better now here in
this message? Those four stories may be the best you'll get from me, or the
other authors representing the gardens on the 15 other pages about garden tours
in this issue. I read all of those articles and I thought most were splendid.
I was very thankful to be asked to help cover a garden, and I was very thankful
that the coverage was published. Believe it, or not, some have actually said
nice things about the article and I imagine this kind of thing is going on all
around the country, all over the world!
From what I can tell, there is no discrimination going on, other than language
and presentation. Believe me, I was thankful that Kevin didn't scartch my whole
story and start over, and you should be, too! Show some gratitude; it can be
becoming. It's called protocol and it's old-fashioned, but it works.
Thanks for making us feel so good about taking the time to send a little slice
of the Hosta convention over to you, in fabulous four-color pictures, with
excellent attention to detail while we attempted to convey what really happened
at the convention--the emotion of it all from seeing some of the world's best
looking Hostas on display, all primped and primed for our viewing pleasure.
Some who were not able to participate for one reason or another, probably
appreciated the stories...
By the way, I have a pamphlet on Hosta Sports and think it a valuable
contribution. And, as you kindly saw to it, I have your article on ploidy
chimeras. Shame that you apparently have such little desire to appreciate the
work of others...
So Ben, I have bad news. I have had to drop your grade in the people skills
course you're taking (here on earth). While I have been defending you in public,
you have continued to attack, belittle, and whine... You'll have to turn in some
extra credit
assignments pretty soon if you expect to pass this course ....
Andrew Lietzow
(Saddened by the statements of my friend OTP, but still trying to help you get
your wings...)
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