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Fantasy Baseball Morning Update: September 12 shutdown for Strasburg
Scheduling note: I'll start blogging about football here this week, with posts on Tuesdays and Fridays. Because of that, the Tuesday/Friday baseball posts for the rest of the season will probably be done by 11 a.m. ET instead of the usual 8 a.m. The Monday/Wednesday/Thursday baseball posts will stay on the normal schedule.
Mike Minor wasn't so great on Friday, Brett Anderson's Sunday start (moved from Saturday) was very strong, and Bronson Arroyo turned in a good start of his own on Sunday. With the streaming starter record at 87-54, today's pick is Ross Detwiler (owned in 24.5 percent of FOXSports.com leagues) against the Cubs, while Tuesday's selection is Toronto's Carlos Villanueva (10.4 percent owned) versus the Orioles.
Please note that today's schedule will be played mostly in the afternoon, beginning with Cubs-Nats and Indians-Tigers at 1:05 p.m. ET. Set your lineups accordingly.
On to the news:
- The Nationals announced on Sunday that Stephen Strasburg will start two more times, with his final appearance of the season coming on Wednesday, September 12. For all the controversy surrounding this decision, if you're a Strasburg fantasy owner, you knew this was coming. You've already prepared accordingly, right?
- Look for Alex Rodriguez to return to the Yankee lineup today for the first time since July 24. Teammate Mark Teixeira's return date is uncertain, but this weekend's series in Baltimore appears to be the target.
- Expecting Joey Votto to return to the Reds today? Think again, as he'll make another Triple-A rehab appearance this afternoon. Maybe tomorrow.
- Orioles SP Chris Tillman left his Sunday start due to elbow stiffness, and will have an MRI today. Tillman doesn't seem to think the issue is serious, but stay tuned.
- It was pretty great that big-time Rangers' prospect Jurickson Profar hit a home run in his first big league at bat on Sunday. Just remember that he'll spend most of his time on the bench this month.
- Speaking of prospects, the Cardinals are expected to promote SP Shelby Miller this week, but look for him to be used as a reliever.
- Remember when we all fell all over ourselves trying to pick up Hector Santiago in April, hoping he'd get a lot of saves for the White Sox? He's making his first start for them tonight. Don't expect too much.
- White Sox DH Adam Dunn is day-to-day with an oblique strain. Dunn was hoping to play last night, so he should be close.
- The Blue Jays are tentatively targeting a September 10 return for C. J.P. Arencibia, who has been out since July 25 with a broken hand.
- Good news from Tampa, where Jeff Niemann returned to the mound Saturday after a three-and-a-half-month absence. Too bad he's hurt again already.
- With hard-throwing Andrew Cashner set to return this week, the Padres might go to a six-man rotation. That just means we fantasy owners have another guy to keep track of when preparing to stream starters at PETCO Park.
- Phillies OF Domonic Brown has missed most of the last week with a sore knee, but they're hoping to get him back early this week.
- A's 3B Brandon Inge is probably done for the season after re-injuring his shoulder on Saturday. Full steam ahead for the Josh Donaldson fantasy bandwagon!
- The Dodgers expect to find out on Tuesday if closer Kenley Jansen (heart condition) will be able to return this season. Ronald Belisario and Brandon League have shared the role in Jansen's absence, but you have to wonder if manager Don Mattingly will define the roles in the event of bad Jansen news. If I was save-hunting today, I could see picking up Belisario (as noted in this week's edition of Free Agent Frenzy), but the "proven closer" tag makes League interesting. He's owned in about half of FOXSports.com leagues.
- Rockies SS Troy Tulowitzki (groin) will be re-evaluated after today's Triple-A game. If all is well, he could be reactivated right away.
- Braves SS Andrelton Simmons (broken pinky) could return to the lineup by this weekend.
- As a Yankee fan, I'm concerned with how the AL East race has tightened lately. Fortunately, I can take some solace in the Red Sox' misery.
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text: KCPL teen summer reading club is out of this world By Amy Robinson May 17, 2012 Story Share Reading is a blast this summer with the Kanawha County Public Library summer reading club. The teen club, "Cosmic Reading," is open to ages 12-19 and runs May 29-Aug. 31.Its rules are simple: check out materials from your KCPL branch, and fill out an entry form for each completed title (book, audio book or e-book). When you finish seven, you earn your choice of an aluminum water bottle or a set of earbuds.You can log your reads on a form listed under Cosmic Reading at www.kanawhalibrary.org or get a paper entry form at your library. Turn it in when you finish your seven books, and you'll be notified by phone or email to pick up your prize.After seven, you can keep reading for a chance to win the grand prize. The top three readers from each branch will receive a messenger bag, and one lucky reader will win a Kindle Touch e-Reader.Get into the spirit of the club's space theme with two days of free events in June, headlined by West Virginia's own Homer Hickam, the author of "Rocket Boys," on which the movie "October Sky" was based. Hickam will be at the Civic Center Little Theater at 7 p.m. Friday, June 1 to discuss his new book, "Crater," the first in a trilogy about a teenage boy who lives in a moon colony in the 22nd century. Copies of the book will be for sale, which Hickam will autograph immediately following his presentation. Also present will be "Journey to Tomorrow," an interactive traveling exhibit from NASA. It features activities like a lunar landing simulator, a planetary gravity demonstrator, a solar system scale where you can find out how much you would weigh on the moon and each of the planets and more.On Saturday, June 2, the activities continue at The Clay Center from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and at Charleston Town Center Mall from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.At the Clay Center, bring your KCPL library card and gain free admission to "Space Out Saturday." If you don't have one, visit the KCPL registration area to sign up for one.The day's activities include water rocket launches, make-and-take planet pendants, rocket design and solar system walks. Learn about space exploration with the Challenger Center for Space Science Education, and see if you have what it takes to be an astronaut in the Astronaut Training Lab.At the mall, arrive early and register for one of the time slots to build and launch an air-compressed rocket with Jess White of NASA. The launches, as well as the KCPL Mobile Library and "Journey to Tomorrow" exhibit, will be set up on Clendenin Street between Quarrier and Lee streets. Inside the mall, you can also sign up for the summer reading club and participate in space-themed, games, activities and crafts.For more information, visit www.kanawhalibrary.org or your local library. Become a fan of the Kanawha County Public Library Teen Services Facebook page for updates on Cosmic Reading and other teen programming. Story Share Story Share Trending Now 1 Thomas Memorial to charge upfront co-pays for non-emergency ER visits 2 Overdose deaths in KY have hit unprecedented levels, officials say 3 Kanawha grand jury indicts 75 4 Balzout co-founder Scott Cable dies at 54 5 After losing job to flood, man opens Mexican restaurant in Clendenin Silly, bombastic 'Battleship' takes plenty of hits Previous Story Liar's Contest celebrates tall tales Next Story


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Preparing since the start of the season, the time has come for the Canisius College men's and women's cross country teams to compete at the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference Championships at the ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex in Orlando, Fla. on Saturday afternoon.
The men's race will begin at 8 a.m. followed by the women's race at 8:45 a.m.
In the face of the current weaather conditions brought on by Hurricane Sandy, the conference championships will continue as scheduled.
At last year's MAAC Championships held at Van Cortlandt Park in the Bronx, N.Y. on Oct. 28, the Golden Griffin men and women both placed fifth overall.
In their fifth-place finish, the Canisius women were led by former Griffs Jill Shea, Christine Mulvihill, and Julie Dahlkamper. Shea finished 19th with a time of 22:57 followed by Mulvihill in 21st (23:06) and Dahlkamper in 27th (23:26). Rounding out the Griffs' top-five were this year's returnees Mikelle Cala in 35th (24:00) and Bandi Pettit in 41st (24:22).
In the men's fifth-place performance last year, Chad Maloy led the Griffs with a time of 26:07 to take 15th. Following Maloy were Nate McCabe in 26th place (26:33), Aaron Hoven in 33rd (26:54), former Griff Jonathan MacDonald in 39th (27:00), and Alex Simon in 48th (27:20).
The last time the Golden Griffins competed in the Sunshine State at the MAAC Championships was in 2008 when the men's team finished sixth overall and the women's team also placed sixth.
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For over 60 years, the Clifton diner's famous neon sign with its clock and "Eat Heavy" slogan has been well known to New Jerseyites. The landmark diner first opened on Route 3 in 1948 and, over the years, has expanded from a small building to its present size of more than 350 seats. The 280 seat Midtown Manhattan location opened in 1997 at 481 8th Avenue (corner of 34th Street), across the street from Penn Station. There, the décor evokes the spirit of the original outlet with plenty of chrome and comfy banquette seating.
Tick Tock Diner has long been known for its American comfort food. Today, it remains true to tradition while offering more dining choices than ever before on its extensive menu, accented with Italian, Greek and Tex-Mex influences. Keeping in the diner tradition, breakfast is served all day, featuring more than a dozen omelets, farm fresh eggs any style, pancakes, Belgian waffles and French toast.
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Broadway enthusiasts, hold on to your programs. The University of St. Thomas Music Department is about to knock your socks off with performances from films and musicals in the "Musical Theater Revue" at 7:30 p.m. on April 15-16 in Cullen Hall.
Thirteen University pop singers will perform group, solo and duet numbers from musicals such as "A Chorus Line," "The Wizard of Oz," "Les Miserables," "Oklahoma!," "Woman of the Year," "For the Boys," "Snow White and the Seven Dwarves," "Godspell" and other classics.
Senior music major and English minor Meeka Opong will perform in several numbers throughout the evening.
"It's great to be exposed to both classical and contemporary musical theater," Opong said. "To have the experience of dancing and singing in a Broadway style with quality singers and under the direction of high-level professionals is something I value and treasure. It's also very fun to perform well-known choral numbers from musicals and movies."
Dr. Brady Knapp, assistant professor of music and head of choral and vocal studies, is the musical director and staged and choreographed the show.
"Dr. Knapp is a very fine professor," Opong said. "He's very specific with vocal technique, and works magic with your voice. I have grown so much vocally working with him. He's very enthusiastic, energetic and cares so much about the art. I really appreciate that he has taught me how to give to others through my art."
Debra Dickinson, a Broadway veteran and full-time faculty member of the Shepherd School at Rice University, is the stage director. Professor Lovie Smith-Wright, a percussion instructor in Music, is the percussionist for the show.
"Working with Debra Dickinson in performances such as the Pop Singers concert has helped me grow immensely as a stage performer and actress," Opong said. "She truly is one of the best in the business, and it's a great privilege to be able to work with her."
Opong is looking forward to the show and giving the audience a performance they probably do not see very often.
"'The Musical Theater Revue' is different from seeing a full musical theater performance because the audience is not seeing a full production," she said. "They will experience different fast-paced, fun, energetic numbers from musicals, movies and other stand-alone numbers. It's great for audience members of all ages, and it's a very fun show."
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Provo • Last year, BYU defeated Tulsa 24-21 in the Armed Forces Bowl in its first year of independence. The Cougars (7-5) play San Diego State (9-3) in the Poinsettia Bowl next week.
And in 2013, BYU is scheduled to play in the Kraft Fight Hunger Bowl in San Francisco, provided it is bowl-eligible (with six wins) and not invited to play in a BCS game.
It is all part of a series of deals that BYU athletic director Tom Holmoe worked out shortly after BYU announced its independence, ensuring the Cougars would have a place to play in the postseason.
What happens in 2014?
Coach Bronco Mendenhall said Monday that BYU is already hearing from certain bowls he didn't specify which ones that want to sign up the Cougars down the road.
"I don't have any really ideal preferences," Mendenhall said regarding possible postseason destinations. "Bowls have already contacted us, saying they would have a sincere interest, because of not only [the idea] that they can expect us to be there, but we travel so well."
Many contracts that conferences have with bowl games will expire after next season as college football moves away from the BCS system and into a four-team playoff to decide a national champion.
"We have kind of been reached out to, over the last couple of years, pretty heavily," Mendenhall said. "It will be interesting to see how that [goes], and where we might end up."
Stephenson, Van Noy named AP All-Americans
For the first time since 1990, BYU has two players on the AP All-America college football teams. Senior punter Riley Stephenson made the second team and junior linebacker Kyle Van Noy made the third team.
In 1990, tight end Chris Smith and quarterback Ty Detmer made the team.
Stephenson is second in the nation in punting with a 47.31 average per punt. Van Noy is 11th in the country in sacks and 13th in tackles for loss.
Also Tuesday, Stephenson was named to the SI.com 2012 All-America Second Team, while Van Noy and junior receiver Cody Hoffman were honorable mention selectees.
Alisa on the mend
When starting running back Mike Alisa suffered a fractured arm on Sept. 28 against Hawaii, doctors said the junior would be out eight to 10 weeks. Sure enough, Alisa is back practicing, but Mendenhall said Monday it is too early to declare Alisa ready to play in the bowl game.
"Mike came out and ran around a little bit today," Mendenhall said. "He came out in his gear today, so he is still a ways off, but it was good to see him running around a little bit."
BYU has received a commitment from Francis Bernard, a 6-foot-1, 208-pound running back from Herriman High, according to Herriman coach Larry Wilson. Bernard will go on an LDS Church mission before enrolling. He rushed for 822 yards and 15 touchdowns in nine games and also made 24 tackles as a defensive player. ... Mendenhall said Monday that center Braden Hansen is "day to day" with a nagging groin injury and it is not certain whether the senior will play in the Poinsettia Bowl.
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Utah defensive lineman Star Lotulelei was named to the first-team All-America team by the Associated Press on Tuesday. Lotulelei finished the season with 42 tackles, five sacks, four fumble recoveries, three forced fumbles and four pass breakups.
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For the second straight season, the Canisius College synchronized swimming team secured a pair of medals in their fourth-place overall finish at the U.S. Collegiate National Championship on Saturday afternoon at the Avery Aquatics Center on the campus of the Stanford University.
Bringing home medals for the Golden Griffins were freshman Laura Schmidt capturing a gold medal in the C elements and junior Svetlana Ponkratova earning a bronze medal in the A figures.
After finishing fourth last year, host Stanford swept the team, trio, and duet finals to win its seventh national title with 97 points. Following the host Cardinal were Ohio State in second (78 points), Lindenwood in third (76), and Canisius in fourth (65).
The Golden Griffins finished fifth overall in the team routine as seniors Melissa Andrews and Victoria Mintz, juniors Morgan Lebrecht, Ponkratova and Jessica Mancini, sophomore Viktoria Mironova, and freshmen Laina Gray and Schmidt recorded a score of 87.0125. The Griffs came close to a fourth place score in the team routine with only 0.6500 separating them from Lindenwood.
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Discussion in 'The Trash Can' started by WhatsUpDoc, Feb 3, 2011.
What do you guys think?
I have read some other skating threads on that website. They're always "interesting."
Alright, I am seriously enjoying this commentary.
That's a good one.
Datalounge is notorious. I used to read the WNBA threads there.
I can't believe they called Rockne an ugly motherfcuker, wasn't he one of our candidates for PSOTY?
I think it's a lot like some of the more "interesting" skating boards of old.
"Yankowskas and Coughlin just put down a strong short program and edged out Evora and Ladwig for the lead so far. Rockne has not skated yet. He & his partner are skating to music from "Elizabeth." They are in purple velvet Elizabethan era costumes and his tunic unfortunately covers his primary assets."
"Alissa Czisny is the fan favorite. Ryan Bradley is apparently a really nice guy who gets along with everyone off the ice, sort of like the extreme opposite of Canada's Patrick Chan."
Hahahahaha best thing I've read today... everyone is so blunt and politically incorrect - it's refreshing!
Oh wow, the one at 01/28/2011 @ 01:34AM
FSU apparently bans gay posters.
I like how they were like, nobody thinks Rockne is hot except for women!
I know, that was beyond
We're here! We're queer! We are unimpressed by transitionless programs!
My favourite quote so far is (Evan "Tiny Meat" Lysacek)
K when I read the
I seriously laughed out loud. I don't know if it's because I know Keegan or because he is leaning on the athlete side (versus the artistic side... Evan and Johnny are good examples of this).. I just laughed.
Bahahha I love these people.
I am pleasantly surprised at the positive vibe and the good nature of the responses here. 2 years ago, things were very different. I guess we can call this the Post-Weir era.
OMG thank you so much, this is highly entertaining!
My favorite so far:
I also love the comment about staying away from FSU because they ban gay people. Seriously? Talk about not having a clue.
I love how they're saying figure skating is becoming so dominated by Asians that it'll end up like Sumo competitions and the ISU already gave up on North America and Europe.
ETA: I just got to the part where they said Rachael Flatt looked like Vivian Vance.
Is there any truth to this post from there?
"[R62] you really need to look north to Canada if you want to see that type thing - extreme version.
Skate Canada started a campaign, in 2008, to flush out all gay skaters from competition for the 2010 Vancouver Olympics. Called "Tough", it was introduced at the Skate Canada meeting in September 2008. Canada's 2 top male skaters (then World Gold Medalist Jeff Buttle and Canadian Silver Medalist Chris Mabee) "retired" within 10 days of the meeting. So you can imagine what was said behind closed doors.
For the first time in 40 years, the entire Skate Canada team sent to Vancouver, was 100 percent heterosexual male - all talking (bragging) about their heterosexuality in public.
ABC World News exposed it, April 30th, 2009 but Skate Canada basically ignored the ABC story. The Canadian gay media was under extreme pressure from the Prime Ministers office and the IOC, to stay away from the Olympics and publicly said nothing about it.
For their silence, EGALE Canada was sold a crock of lemons about a Gay House. Later, the IOC never officially acknowledged Gay House. Gay House became nothing more than an office front in the city, during the Olympics, that gays visiting for the Olympics were encouraged to drop by. Very few showed up, as it never got any official association with, or promotion by, the IOC. The Canadian Gay community got sucker punched.
Figure Skating is one of the rare areas where the USA is far ahead of Canada on the fair treatment of Gays. One day, somebody is going to write a book about this dark era in Canada's LGBT history or include what actually happened, in an autobiography."
If that's true, that's horrible and disgusting.
And just so pointless, I mean, rooting all the gays out of the ranks of Olympic skaters won't make the sport any more accepted.
Joe six pack perceives skating as "gay" because there are costumes and because a significant part of the sport involves (allegedly) artistic interpretation of music and "themes." Gay people in skating are not required for non-skating fans to conclude that skating is "gay."
I'm seriously laughing at reply 239 and 240 lol
I guess the team was more macho than the 2006 trio of Sandhu/Buttle/Sawyer, but I don't remember any of the Canadian male skaters in Vancouver bragging about their heterosexuality. Chan was bragging about lots of other things, but nothing like that. Even with the pairs and dance, I remember an acknowledgment that Langlois/Hay were dating and that Moir had a girlfriend (but that was more about addressing the speculation that he was with Virtue), but nothing like what they describe.
I thought that type of stuff was more pronounced in the coverage of the US skaters, but maybe that's because I'm in the US and saw more of the Access Hollywood type fluff covering American skaters. But as a non-Canadian, I didn't see that coming out of Skate Canada at all. I do remember Elvis making a lot of comments about sequins and things, but, well, it's Elvis.
If that is really one of the reasons Buttle retired then how incredibly stooooopid of them, because he would've been a bigtime contender for gold. And good for him if he stood up for himself. That whole story is sickening, if true.
Is LC posting at Datalounge, because that comment about banning gay posters sounds like something that would come from him.
They called Adam a "twink". I assume that's not a good thing.
If this person doesn't even know that it was called "Pride House" and not "Gay House" then then the rest of what they have to say is pretty questionable. Yes, the IOC did not officially acknowledge it, but on the other hand Mark Tewksbury (Olympic swimming gold medalist and former IOC athlete rep) promoted Pride House and was still allowed to participate in the official Olympic events. So it wasn't like the IOC was blacklisting anyone involved with it. And I heard that although no Olympic athletes showed up, it was still a popular place to hang out.
I've read the whole thread (plus "Homophobia in figure skating") and I'm really amused . Even though I feel for some of the skaters mentioned there (poor Rachael!).
The comment on banning gay members on FSU did crack me up . The same with a comment on Sasha Cohen that she's a "female Boitano"...
"For the Gala I recommend Johnny Weir VS Evan Lysacek in mud wrestling. Come on, it would put ratings through the roof!"
Uhhhh, not that I know everything about FSU history, or why DL feels as they do ... but maybe their feeling has something to do with all the smugness and snarking directed toward Johnny Weir here. Yes, I know FSU has a lot of equal opportunity snarking that goes on, but ... the above comments seem a bit like protesting too much. Is it really just all about not liking "transitionless programs." Based on some of the threads and comments I've seen here, I don't think so. Of course, there's no "banning of gay posters" here, but there sure is a lot of dislike directed toward noncomformist flamboyant diva-types who don't live up to everyone's exacting expectations.
To beat the dead horse: flamboyant does not equal gay. Artistic does not equal gay.
A crap program without transitions does not equal straight.
People who didn't like Weir's skating are not automatically homophobes. Don't assume the annoyance with him is over his sexual orietnation. It could be, shockingly!, over what he actually does on the ice. Or, you know, people who don't believe that "just being honest!" is all nice and refreshing, instead of rude and sometimes assholic.
Weir annoyed me for years because of his lack of progress, by his zzz programs, by the fact that he kept doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results (does he know how to count to three?) ... oh and because he played a damn game with the media over his sexual orientation, which pisses me off as someone who's had to deal with both the closet and how terrifying it can be to come out of it: it's not a game, dammit. this shit gets people hurt.
I was a Weir fan. He lost me with what he did on the ice. And he kept me lost with what he did off of it. For the last couple years, it's like he hasn't even wanted to compete, he just wanted to use his career to boost his fashion/off-ice career/whatever. It's all Johnny Weir The Brand. That's nice and all, but that's not why I watch figure skating. I ain't interested in Celebrity For The Sake Of Being A Celebrity.
But, mostly, it's his zzzz programs with music so boring a hyperactive fish woudl fall asleep, the lack of choreography, the lack of transitions, and the way his jumps and everything else just degraded.
Oh, and AfterElton pissed me off during the Olympics for being all "Weir is so persecuted! Because he's gay! And no one else could possibly be an artist and no we've never heard of Abbott" Also, all the people who decided Weir was gay, not because of any notion that he fit the definition, but because he fit the Fabulous Gay Stereotype.
THANK YOU. Just because some of us are not Johnny fans, doesn't make us homophobes. Plenty of other gay male skaters that plenty of other users on this board like. That argument is irrelevant.
I feel this way too.


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You know you got too much stuff when you forget what you've got . We moved into the house almost 5 years ago and i just started going through some boxes i stored away and came across these . I bet you these haven't seen the light of day in over 7 years , i gotta start going through more boxes .......... its like x-mas all over again.:thumbsup
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Berklee College of Music is excited to announce that the college has begun offering a residential Summer Internship Program in New York City. The program provides students an opportunity to gain professional experience in their chosen field. In addition to interning, students are required to attend weekly workshops led by notable professionals employed in the New York music industry. Both the internships and workshops are a great opportunity to learn from and network with music industry insiders. This internship program is an excellent way for students to spend a summer discovering the NY scene, making connections in the field, and applying what they have learned in the classroom into the job setting, all while remaining a part of the Berklee community.
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The Seafort Saga is a series of science fiction novels written by American author David Feintuch. The novels are set from the late-22nd century to the mid-23rd century and relate the adventures of Nicholas Seafort, an officer in the (fictional) United Nations Naval Service. The series is a collection of personal accounts, usually from the perspective of Nicholas Seafort, describing Seafort's adventures, beginning as a lowly midshipman, to the elected leader of earth, and finally to the captain of the UNNS flagship Olympiad. Although most books in the series are told from a single perspective, usually Seafort's, Voices of Hope is a collection of accounts from several sources: Seafort's son, PT, the son of a friend of Seafort's, and a transient boy named Pook. Additionally, Children of Hope is narrated by Randy Carr, the son of a close friend of Seafort's.
This is one of my favorite series I've ever read. I would honestly say that it is more important to me than Ender's game. I think what I like so much about it is the style of sci-fi it offers. There's faster-than-light travel, but it's not instant or super-fast like in most sci-fi settings. In this universe, FTL travel is called "fusing", and it can take as long as 14 months to travel some 70 light years of space. That, combined with a united government that resulted from a nuclear WWIII, has caused a society that resembles a sci-fi 18th century-like British Empire. The story centers around a character, Nick Seafort, as he progresses from Midshipman to his accidental Captains rank.
I believe there's 7 (possibly 8) books in the series. The last time I read the series, there was only 4 books and I loved them all. Recently I found out that more books had been released and I have bought them all on kindle and have been in the process of re-reading the first four books. Each book is quite long, which is something I love as I usually finish a three hundred page book in a couple of hours, yet it takes me nearly a day to get through one Seafort book.
If you're looking for a new sci-fi series to look into, you can get the digital version of the book for $6 or so, and I think the print isn't much more expensive. Definitely worth the money.


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Published Mar. 14, 2013
Springfield, Ohio – A community tradition continues on Thursday, March 21, as Wittenberg University hosts its 19th annual Empty Bowls event to raise much-needed funds for local food banks. Hosted by Wittenberg's Department of Art and Catholic Social Charities, with support from local sponsors and donors, Empty Bowls is scheduled for 4:30-7:30 p.m. in the Center Dining Room (CDR) on the second floor of the Benham-Pence Student Center.
The price of the bowl and dinner remains at $15 per person, which entitles participants to a hand-crafted bowl for soup and access to a soup, salad and bread buffet. The fundraising goal for the 2012 event is $38,000 after the 2012 event raised more than $36,500.
"This is truly a community event that brings in many people from Springfield, and it has become an important fundraising event for Second Harvest Food Bank as they work to provide for so many people in our community," said Professor of Art and Department Chair Scott Dooley, who has managed the university's role in hosting the event since coming to campus in 2000.
Proceeds from the event go to Second Harvest Food Bank, which provides food supplies to the poor and homeless throughout Clark, Champaign and Logan Counties. Anna Plataniotis, events coordinator for Catholic Social Services/Second Harvest Food Bank, publicizes the event in the community and helps with food donations and meets with local sponsors.
The 2012-13 Empty Bowls student coordinator is Jacob Kuntz, class of 2014 from Versailles, Ky. He is an art major with a concentration in ceramics at Wittenberg.
This event would not be possible without support from a wide range of sponsors, led by Bethel Evangelical Lutheran Church, which was designated a Golden Spoon Sponsor for its level of commitment. Major Event Sponsors for the 2013 event include Dr. Dana and Judy King, Madison Avenue Pharmacy, Harry N. Chakeres, Villa Springfield Health and Rehabilitation Center, Wallace & Turner/Patrick Field, The Union Club, Sodexo and Wittenberg Student Senate – Build a Better Wittenberg.
VIP Sponsors include Assurant, ESSEX of Springfield, Rollins Moving & Storage, Speedway LLC, Mary Alice and Steve Neely, Ladies Philoptochos Society, Betsy and James Dean, Rick Nedelman and Lori Thomas, Home City Federal Savings Bank, Mary Jo Groves and Rob Baker. Soup Sponsors include Sodexo Catering Service, Bob Evans Farm, Linardo's Villa, Mela Urban Bistro, Los Mariachis, Seasons Bistro Bar & Grille and Buckeye Sports Lodge.
Salad and bread donated by Dole Foods and Klosterman's Bakery. Promotional posters were designed by Max Fleischman, class of 2013 from Yellow Springs, Ohio, who is majoring in art with a concentration in graphic design.
Bowls are thrown using a pottery wheel and then trimmed, fired and glazed throughout the year. More than 1,000 bowls have been prepared for the 2013 event by volunteers, including students, faculty and staff members, and Springfield community members.
T-shirts designed by Eliza Waggoner, Wittenberg class of 2008, will be available for purchase and a silent auction will take place again this year. As always, each bowl will be washed by a volunteer before taken home, a reminder that every night someone's bowl is empty and many people go hungry each day in this country. Many years the bowls sell out – if this happens, patrons may enjoy a meal at a reduced price using disposable bowls.
Rainbow Table 1 soup kitchen will share any leftover food items from the event the next day.
Free parking is available in the lots behind Krieg Hall and the Benham-Pence Student Center, and both have entrances off West Ward Street.
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Discussion in 'Pistons and NBA' started by Slippy, Oct 21, 2006.
Its only the preseason, but you gotta give props to his stat line: NBA.com
Jeesh! Maybe Flip knew something, we didn't?
NBA.com : Maurice Evans Info Page He didn't fare so well in the first two games. He is playing in Kobe's offensive spot. I think the Lakers got Mo cheap and if he can backup Kobe and play a little SF, then they are laughing. I'm sure he can provide a solid 10 PPG in 16 minutes per night.
Wrote about this in another thread (and yes, I'm backtracking on a lot of my earlier Mo criticisms), but simply put, the Lakers know how to use Mo. Another knock on Flip's coaching. The Lakers play up his strengths, and hide his weaknesses. Mo doesn't have to handle the ball, the have him covering weak 2's or 3's. On offense, they have him moving constantly. And when Mo get's the ball, I've seen him do 1 of 3 moves, either wide open shot he takes, he's covered and gets rid of the ball, or he has an open lane and drives to the hoop. I thought he was going to lose his job to Sasha, but the two play well with each other, not one over the other. Flip needs to start paying attention to player chemistry, and playing off of player strengths while covering the weaknesses. Heres a tip: JMax likes to score up close, Delfino likes to push the rock up the court. Try playing the two together and see how many assists Delfino can get off of JMax dunks.
Roscoe, you're starting to bum me out man. I'm backing what 16 mile said. If he can be used to his strengths, he'll be productive. You can't have him create on the wing a la Prince or spot up in the corner and nail 3's all the time. He can use his athleticism to finish in the 2-3 version of Maxiel. But he's not as bullish as Maxiel is. Hopefully our team will change its playing style to its strengths on the floor. you can't have flip take rips place or Delfino take Prince's place and have it be as effective. They are different players and the style and plays should change.
I don't lament many outgoing players and mo is definitely not one I will miss. But the Lakers did get him cheap for only a second rounder. Bear in mind, he's a former Euroleague MVP and has starting NBA experience on a playoff team. Ronald Dupree was sold off to Minnesota for the same amount and he's got zero jumpshot. Cheick Samb was never going to play in LA. Mo Evans is a nice stopgap for them.
Are you calling "Samb-I-Am" cheap?!?! A cheap date maybe, since a grape will fill him up for a week, but this man child will be the saviour of this franchise! We'll be saying "Ben who?" in a few years.
No kidding? Let's see....he either shoots it, passes it, or drives to the hole. Are you suggesting there are multiple additional options available to a player who get's the ball? Mo was never as bad a player as some made him out to be. After all, he was one of our more productive bench players last year. I'm with ya here. Only I prefer Delfino at the 2 and J-Max at the 3. Now....if Amir can "develop" at the 4.....
Maybe he'll semi-break out this season, a la Smush 'former Piston throw-away' Parker. I don't miss Mo, but I never had a fondness for him either. Good luck whatever your name was.
32 minutes 27 pt. 4 boards. Kobe didn't play.
We should see Carlos and Evans go head to head Nov 10th.... That guy gave a solid effort and got abused by the fans mearly because he was in Carlos's way.... In a way I think he was unnecessarily run outta town. He could have been a nice fit with Murray (drive & dish).... I'm not seeing much outside shooting off the bench.. eventually teams will figure this out.
Starters too many jumpers. Bench not enough jumpers. Think Nazr should come off the bench?
Unnecessarily run out of town - probably Unnecessarily brought to the Pistons in the first place - I reckon so I remember at the start of the season wondering where he was going to get PT from. You could never question his effort, but he didn't provide any of the skills the bench was sorely lacking - dribble penetration and scoring punch. If we wanted an effort guy we should have just kept Dupree who does it slightly better IMO (or Darvin)
This is true... from the sound of it Flips planing on mixing starters and bench together more... maybe that will help balance the offense Right, could be that Mo was brought here one year too soon. I still can't figure out what Minn was thinking giving up a decent 2nd rounder for a guy who never got off the bench.
At least Joe could have gotten more in return than an unproven project player...
There are at least two other options that Mo is completely incapable of doing: Breaking his man down off the dribble; and creating a play for another player.
True Dat! Wasn't his game anyway. Looks like we could use some half-way reliable three point shooting from our bench, now that you mention it.
If by run out of town you mean he saw the writing on the wall and got the heck out then yes. Mo brought it every night. But Flip never found a real role for either guy. Much less minutes. Joe is publicly backing Delfino in a way that he didn't with some other guys. I'm going to put faith in that because his jumper sucks.
I'm wondering if all this internal promotion for Carlos is to build him up for a trade... kinda reminds me of all the stuff being said about Chucky before he was shipped. Hopefully he takes charge of his own destiny like Jmax.... he's doing alright (minus shooting) but he needs to put some consecutive good games together... One of the Hall coaches said on the radio that Carlos is playing tentative and he's settling for outside shots when his strength is getting inside... he said the coaches are going to talk to him about it. He's got everyone pulling for him while receiving plenty of PT.... it's time to take the next step.
He was a steal for LA and he can easily average 10 per game with 20-25 minutes. He got lost with all the infighting done last year.
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Hello Everyone, As some may of saw my recent topic. I'm living in a budget but Wanting to make my mandalorian helmet for a start. Since I cant aford buying a Prop premade Helmet I desided to getting the hasbro (boba fett) helmet and edit it from on there. I'm bidding on one currently on ebay but I just got a message bout its not comming with a antenna!! D:
This is where my question comes in. Anyone here may of have the clip on (or what ever may be the case) Extra antenna for the hasbro helmet. I really do want it but I cant afford to buy one new ( getting the helmet and some supplies) if any one or can make or give one to me. I would be be very Thankful if you can. I want to make this helmet for a birthday gift to myself (September 30th.) I really dont want to tell a whole Sob story bout how ****** my life is right now. but Star wars is the only thing that keeps me living. (You live by the star wars. you die by the star wars.)
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Quote:Sorry. I don't think that a single thing you said is correct. But apparently you're in good company here. :-D Best of luck.When speaking of other forum members,lines like this do not sit well with me. I know there are others that feel this way,but choose not to say anything.However I do not speak for everyone else. But it sure seems like a belittling statement to the group as a whole.
I get lost in the fight of theology and science when I see people arguing apples and apples
I think OIL is Abiotic
Should I assume that you are fine with everything they have said about me and my colleagues? Let's see... we're dishonest, corrupt, fraudulent, rabid, persecuting, essentially anti-American zealots.
Well I have learned something new, because I never even knew such a belief formally existed
>>you do know that there was a St Nickolas? Do I? I haven't seen him! I don't know anybody that has seen him! I don't know anybody that knows anybody that has seen him!And according to lots of people on this forum, that ranks him right up there with EVOLUTION! :-D
I tend to believe (based on math) that the existence of DNA is about as solid of proof as any scientist needs since it is virtually a mathematical impossibility for such a long string of WORKING information to form by random interactions of A,G,C,and Ts nucleotides in a primordial pool. ... If one can show using basic math that DNA can't form by random from the evolutionists pools of A,G,C,and T, then I have just punched a hole in the legitimacy of your whole hypothesis.
Why should I ask for a refund? What are you implying? Why don't you think anything I said is correct? You have confused natural selection with evolution and then argued that evidence for natural selection is evidence for evolution. This is a false argument. I think "Best of luck" is a copout. Where are the examples and proof for evolution?
I like you BlueBee. You are clearly intelligent and thoughtful, but moreover, you are inquisitive and, I suspect, open-minded
Which, by the way, I have to ask: if you are struggling to accept the probability that something as relatively simple as proto-bacterial DNA evolved from chemical reactions among inorganic components because it is too complex for you to wrap your head around, then what is the mathematical probability that an all-knowing, all-powerful god either appeared from nowhere or has existed for all time? Isn't that immeasurably and inconceivably more complex and unlikely?
"do let us know what you find."I do believe the majority of members of this forum know I could search and find hundreds if not thousands of examples. Yet I as many of these members also know it would be a complete waste of my time doing so as it would be for your enjoyment only. You know they exist, or you just refuse to admit it. Which ever it is, I have much more productive things to do with my time than try to influence those who only will see in every object presented only the traits (or simply ignore them) which favor that theory which they already support even if it is completely wrong.
Where I have a problem with the whole evolution hypothesis is at the beginning of life 3 billion years ago when there was nothing but inorganic chemicals. If I'm understanding you and the evolutionists correctly, somehow (?) a gigantic leap was made 3 billion years ago from a pool of random A,G,C,and T nucleotides into a functioning bacteria. Is that how you see it? If so, how many base pairs did such a basic life form require? 10, 100, 1000, 1million, 10 million? You give me the number of base pairs in that first creation and then we'll run thru the math!


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'MacArthur, 24, went from the Sabres' 13th forward to a key contributor early last season, even subbing at center in the fall as the team battled injuries. Six of his 17 goals came in the opening 13 games of his first full season. But he also slipped after his torrid start, earning a spot in the press box. He finished with 31 points in 71 games and was a minus-4.'
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"This favorite root vegetables recipe originated with my mother, who loved parsnips," recalls Doreen Saunders of Kingston, Ontario. "I've continued the tradition of serving it for special occasions or Sunday dinners."
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- 1 large potato, peeled and cut into 1-inch pieces
- 1 medium parsnip, peeled and cut into 1/2-inch pieces
- 1 medium carrot, cut into 1/2-inch slices
- 2 tablespoons milk
- 1 tablespoon butter
- 1 teaspoon brown sugar
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- Place the potato, parsnip and carrot in a saucepan; cover with water. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat; cover and cook for 20-25 minutes or until tender. Drain. In a small bowl, mash the vegetables with milk, butter, brown sugar and salt. Yield: 2 servings.
Originally published as Mashed Potato 'n' Parsnip in Country Woman March/April 2005, p37
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