text: The Wulf Den: Moving On Every year that the Cowboys don't make it to the Super Bowl, I find that it takes me a month or so of distance before I have the ability to look back rationally at the season. What I might write in a moment of anger, frustration, or disappointment simply wouldn't be a good read…no matter how accurate it might be. Once I've been able to let some time pass, however, I find I can go back and review the season to get a better feel for what the Cowboys should do in the upcoming offseason. Now there's no guarantee that they'll do what I believe they should…but then, they don't ask my opinion. So without further ado, here we go. Positional Breakdown QB – Considering the complete lack of proper protection across the offensive line for the majority of the season, and the near complete lack of a proper running game, it's amazing that Tony Romo even survived the season…much less played well. And yet, he is the primary reason that they even won 8 games and were within reach of a division win. While he had a few games that were really bad, most of the worst episodes were games where the receivers were at fault or when he was throwing it up trying to come back from a big deficit. He made some bone-headed throws, to be certain. But the Cowboys would have finished with a worse record than the Eagles and brought up the rear in the division had it not been for him. Speaking of Romo, expect him to get a new contract in the near future. He's getting older, but he sat the bench for several years early in his career, and has plenty of life left in him. A new contract will not only secure the position for the next little while, but give some much needed cap relief as well. Orton didn't have to do anything this year, but he's an insurance policy that is very nice to have. He's under contract for another couple of years, so there's no need in my opinion to address this position in the draft unless a highly rated QB slides to you in the mid-late rounds…and I'm talking someone you think you can take in the 6th round who will sit and learn for a couple of years and then come on and play like Tom Brady did. RB/FB – There is no excuse for a team with DeMarco Murray as the ball-carrier following a Lawrence Vickers lead block not to exceed 1,000 yards in a season. Yes, I know the O-line play was inconsistent—and outright BAD, at times—and that Murray was injured in the middle of the season. That's still no excuse. The team abandoned the run far too frequently, even when the passing game wasn't working well either. Murray did well with the chances he had. Hell, even Felix Jones showed some flashes that he hasn't shown…well…since Arkansas. But it seemed that the coaching staff was too ready to abandon the running game in the first half without ever revisiting it later when the opposing defenses were worn down a bit. Going forward, there's no problem with Murray. He does, however, seem to have a tendency to get injured, and with Felix likely to depart as a free agent, the Cowboys will have to find a new primary back-up. And no, I don't expect it to be Phillip Tanner. I had high hopes for him as a rookie, but I think he took a step back this year, and didn't seem to pick up the nuances of the position as he should. Lance Dunbar looks to be exciting, but he's too under-sized to be a legitimate back-up. Expect the Cowboys to look in the middle rounds of the draft for the next Alfred Morris to come in and spell Murray next year. Vickers is still under contract, and I don't really expect them to do much at that position…especially considering they didn't use him nearly as much as I thought they might last season. TE – Jason Witten started the season by coming back for the season opener even while still injured, and gave the Cowboys a spark of leadership that allowed them to beat the defending Super Bowl champions in front of the whole world. It wasn't his production that made the difference…but if you ask anyone on that team, they'll tell you that Witten being there and "gutting" it out was an inspiration that caused them to push harder. In my mind, that one action sent a giant middle finger to all of the talking head shows who are always asking where the leadership is on this team. I know there are some folks who think we missed Martellus Bennett this season…but I'm not one of them. He looked like the same lazy-eyed guy with stone hands playing for the Giants that he did for the Cowboys in his first few years—but with more opportunities. Nope, don't miss that head case at all. I did like what Rodney Hanna was able to add towards the end of the season, and a year in the offseason program may do him a world of good. It will be interesting to me to see if the Cowboys target a TE again in the draft. They may if someone slides to them, but I think it more like that they bring in some undrafted guy to battle with Colin Cochart and Andre Smith for the third TE position. Going in, I'd have to say I think Smith has the edge, as he has the size to be a significant in-line blocker in the running game—something neither Cochart nor Hanna possess. WR – If that's what Dez Bryant is going to be from here on out, we got ourselves a good one, folks. To have that kind of stretch with a TD reception in each game—and the last few with a broken finger, for crying out loud—is just crazy good. As long as he continues to stay out of trouble, he'll be the #1 WR in Dallas for the next 8-10 years. Miles, on the other hand, was injured for much of the year, and as inconsistent as I've seen him when he was healthy. I have no problem with him as the #2 WR next season, but he's got to figure out the hamstring issues and work on being more consistent with his hands. I think the Cowboys will use his salary as one to re-structure for cap relief. By the end of the season, both Dwayne Harris and Cole Beasley had passed Kevin Ogletree on the depth chart, in my opinion, and I see no chance for him to return next season. Harris really came on as both a receiver and return man, and I liked Beasley's work in the slot. Add in a healthy Danny Coale, and a speedy Anthony Armstrong, and you may not see a draft pick used on a receiver at all. I'd love to see Terrence Williams of Baylor or Quinton Patton of Louisiana Tech picked up in the draft (would likely take a 2nd for Williams or a 3rd for Patton), but the Cowboys simply have too many other needs at positions where there should be some good depth in those rounds. Now if one of them is available in the 4th round, all bets are off. OL – Yikes. Okay, I guess I have to say more than that. To say that the offensive line play was…well…offensive would be putting it mildly. There were stretches where they simply stunk up the place. But in all fairness, I will also say that injuries played a significant role, and that they played better at the end of the year. But that doesn't excuse what turned out to be the worst position group on the team. Tyron Smith struggled at times, but he's still so good that he'll be a starter for the next 10 years. Doug Free, on the other hands, didn't really play well at all until he was forced to share reps with Jermey Parnell…and even then, he didn't play great. I don't know if something happened to him that he can't play the way he flashed a couple of years ago, but his feet just seem so much slower in their transition at the snap that he is a walking liability. Unfortunately, he also has a bad contract that will severely penalize the team if they simply release him. As such, I think they'll try to re-structure it in some way for cap relief, and he'll either have to compete for the starting job with Parnell (or a draft pick) or shift inside to guard…something I'm not sure he can do effectively. Keep an eye on Darrion Weems as well. He has some potential and passes the initial eye test. On the inside, I can't rave enough about the last minute acquisition of Ryan Cook. He wasn't playing at a Pro Bowl level, of course, but I shudder to think where the Cowboys would have been without him. As for the Center position, I expect there will be a three-way battle in camp next year between Cook, Kevin Kowalski, and Phil Costa. The Cowboys may grab a center in the draft, but if they do, I think it will be someone who has the position flexibility to also play guard (Barrett Jones, anyone?) Speaking of guards, can we get some please? Mackenzy Bernadeau and Nate Livings were inconsistent and, at times, just outright bad. Of the two, Bernadeau was better, and has some position flexibility. I'd say just cut Livings, but who's going to take his place? Ronald Leary was the talk of the after-draft signings, but he faded rather quickly at the end of camp and spent the season on the practice squad. I'm excited to see how he develops in the offseason program. As for David Arkin, why is he still on the team? At this point, he very likely is what he is, and that ain't much. Barring an amazing turnaround, I doubt he leaves another training camp with his name still on the roster. If Jones, Chance Warmack, or Jonathan Cooper were taken in the first round, it would not hurt my feelings in the least. But we all know the Cowboys don't like to take first rounders that aren't "impact players"...and they haven't viewed interior O-linemen that way. As such, I think it's much more likely for them to target someone in rounds 2 or 3. Fortunately for the Cowboys, there is some decent depth at the position this year, and a road-grader like massive Larry Warford from Kentucky could still be on the board in the third round. DL – I stated in one of my previous articles this season that I believed the Cowboys have the personnel to switch to the 4-3 without having to do much in the way of an overhaul. Now that we know that is where we are headed, the expectations of the defensive front change quite a bit. In the 3-4, the defensive line's primary responsibility is to occupy blockers so that the linebackers can get penetration and make the play. In the 4-3, the primary responsibility is to get upfield and be as disruptive as you can be as quickly as you can be, allowing the speedier LBs to get to the ball. Many of the players on the roster should be able to effectively transition without a lot of issues. But that won't be the case across the board, and the staff will have to be on the lookout in both free agency and the draft for players that will be able to fill those gaps in this new look. Demarcus Ware would move to DE, of course, and that could be good or bad. On the bad side, he's potentially going to get more contact against offensive tackles on a play-to-play basis, as he should be rushing upfield on nearly every snap, and he's starting to show the wear and tear as his injuries mount. The good side, though, is that he's going to be teeing off and flying into the backfield on nearly every play, rather than dropping into coverage as he did FAR too frequently in Rob Ryan's scheme. Behind him, it will be interesting to see if Alex Albright is moved to DE as well or left to compete for the SLB position. Personally, I think he'll drop a few pounds and win a camp battle with Kyle Wilber to start at that LB position. But we'll see. On the other side of the defensive line, Anthony Spencer would be lining up. But he's a free agent, and although his agent says his first choice is to stay in Dallas, I'm not sure the Cowboys will be willing and able to work the cap enough to keep him at a figure that he'll accept. I'd take him in a heartbeat. But I think it more likely that he walks with a more lucrative contract elsewhere. If that happens, don't be surprised to see Jason Hatcher starting opposite Ware. I know a lot of people are thinking of shifting Hatcher inside, but I think he can drop a few pounds and be explosive on the strong side of the defensive line. Tyrone Crawford may also get a look at that position, with both Hatcher and Crawford being on the field in obvious passing situations. And don't forget about Ben Bass. The new defensive front should fit his build and skillset better than the 3-4 did, and his explosiveness could give him some playing time. On the inside, Ratliff will likely still be a starter despite his extremely poor judgment that lead to his arrest for a DWI. The Cowboys could choose to designate him a June 1st roster cut and free up $5 mil in cap space, of course, but they wouldn't actually get the relief until then, and that would be too late to directly affect free agency. And with Josh Brent likely done for good, pending legal action, the Cowboys honestly can't afford to let Ratliff go right now, whether or not people believe it's the right thing to do. Beside him, Lissemore or a high draft pick will likely be starting. Also, if he doesn't get released, I could see Marcus Spears sliding inside in this new scheme. His best feature since he was drafted has been clogging the hole and stopping the run, and he could do that as well inside of a 4-3 as he did on the outside in a 3-4 front. Not saying it will happen, mind you…but it wouldn't surprise me. Also, late-season acquisition Bryan Schaefering is still on the roster, and Robert Calloway will get an offseason to see what he can do for Kiffin. Having said this, if the Cowboys can get a versatile DT when the draft comes around, I think they'll do so—perhaps even in the 1st round. I don't expect Star Lotulelei or Sheldon Richardson to be available at #18. But a guy like Jesse Williams from Alabama, Sylvester Williams from North Carolina, or Kawann Short from Purdue may be good picks if they're on the board in round 2. LB – A number of people are concerned about the SLB in Kiffen's new defense. Quite honestly, they point to that position because there's no need to wonder about the others. Sean Lee will be back and starting in the middle. Likewise, Bruce Carter should be ready to go at the WLB. So the question comes back to the other side. From what I've heard, the Cowboys believe that last year's draft pick, Kyle Wilber, can transition to the SLB position in this defense. For my money, let him compete with Albright for the job…and then he can back Albright up. Assuming Conner is still around, he'd back up Lee in the middle. But quite frankly, I thought he was average at best, so I won't be surprised to see him sent packing. Caleb McSurdy and Orie Lemon will get their shots at the back-up jobs, of course, and expect to see a versatile LB to be taken in the middle rounds of the draft. Incidentally, if the Cowboys decide to play Albright at DE instead of OLB, they will either be picking up a 4-3 SLB in free agency or drafting one...or both. As for me, I'd be looking to re-sign Ernie Sims, as I like what I saw of his effort, and I think he'd be an even better fit in the 4-3 where his speed would be valued. Also, Sims has a connection with Marinelli, having been selected by Detroit in his first year as the Lions' head coach, and was once compared by Marinelli with Derrick Brooks, whom he had coached in his previous stint with Tampa Bay. DB – Brandon Carr and Morris Claiborne showed flashes of what we were hoping to see…just not enough of them. Morris clearly had some growing pains, but that was to be expected. As for Carr, I think Ryan's play-calling was abysmal. He talked so much about getting press corners so he could disrupt opposing receivers, then backed the corners off 10 yards and only rushed 3 guys. It was a recipe for disaster…and he cooked it up FAR too often. The Tampa 2 system should allow these guys to use their physicality to funnel receivers inside. Scandrick was so-so before getting injured, so he'll need to pick it up. I liked what I saw of Sterling Moore, and think he could be on the roster next year as a back-up. With Mike Jenkins' likely departure via free agency, I expect the Cowboys to be on the lookout for either a veteran who has some experience in the Tampa 2 or a draft prospect that they think would be a good fit in the scheme. For the record, I liked what I saw at the Senior Bowl practices from both Desmond Trufant from Washington and Robert Alford of Southeastern Louisiana (As an aside, is it just me, or does saying that school's name make you look for the "Waterboy" too?). At safety, the Cowboys were hurt by injury, specifically to starter Barry Church. I think he has it in him to play the position that John Lynch played for Kiffen in Tampa Bay…assuming he completely recovers from his torn Achilles tendon. Not everyone recovers completely from that injury, though, so banking on him doing so would be foolish. Gerald Sensabaugh played okay, for the most part, but there's room for improvement at that spot as well. Danny McCray had spurts as the starter where he played well, but he was wildly inconsistent. He has no business being a starter in the NFL, but can still be valuable in some packages and on special teams. As for last year's rookie choice, Matt Johnson, he was never healthy. A full offseason in the Cowboys' camp should do wonders for him, and he could be the guy to step up to replace Church, if needed. But the Cowboys can't count on that either, so expect them to target at safety in the middle rounds of the draft. A guy to watch is T. J. McDonald, who played at USC under Kiffen. He already knows the defense, so it will largely come down to whether or not Kiffen thought he was a good player for him. ST – Dan Bailey had two misses this year, and they were both from beyond 50 yards. Not only does that solidify his position, but it should solidify Assistant Special Teams/Kicking Coach Chris Boniol's position as well, even with a change at the Special Teams Coordinator position. At punter, I'll be glad to see Chris Jones back. Moorman was a decent pick-up when they needed one, but he shanked too many punts in crucial situations for me to want to see him back in Dallas. At LS, L. P. Ladouceur is a free agent, and he needs to be re-signed. The Cowboys have played around with getting a younger, cheaper guy for several years now, but you can't put a price tag on never having to worry about where the snap is headed. Sign. Him. Now. The Coaching Staff – I've heard entirely too much about how Jerry Jones is doing all of the hiring to prepare the team for a Head Coaching change, but I just don't see it…at least not this year. And I'm sick to death of all of the conspiracy theorists. Don't get me wrong...there were plenty of times when Garrett looked like he wasn't sure what was going on, and he MUST manage the games better. But the kind of complaints that have been leveled at him have been, at times, ridiculous, and to objectively look at what has been done with the coaching changes thus far this offseason and think Jones is trying to "run Garrett off" or get him to quit is just stupid. Look at what's actually been done: People complained that the special teams weren't setting the Cowboys up with good field position, and blamed Garrett. JJ let DeCamillis go, and will see if Rich Bisaccia can do a better job. People complained that the defense wasn't able to stop opposing teams when it counted, didn't get enough turnovers, etc…and blamed Garrett. JJ fired Ryan and hired one of the best defensive minds of our time to replace him. People complained the Cowboys couldn't run the ball, and blamed Garrett. JJ fired Skip Peete, and will bring in someone that he hopes will improve what was one of the worst running performances in Cowboys' history. People complained about Garrett's play-calling in crucial situations, and his time management skills in others. JJ is handing the play-calling off to someone else—presumably Bill Callahan—giving Garrett the opportunity to focus exclusively on his responsibilities as the Head Coach. In each case, people wanted to lay the blame on Garrett, and in each situation, JJ diverted it elsewhere and stuck by Garrett's side. Jason Garrett is being put in a position to succeed, not fail. And I think the moves have all been positive ones thus far. Now, having said that, I'll tell you this: if, after all of these changes, the Cowboys still don't win or are struggling with the same kinds of problems next season that they've had in recent years, Garrett will be gone. And the conspiracy theorists will be back in full force. The Rest of the Story So what do the Cowboys need to do to take a step forward next year from a personnel perspective? A lot will depend on who they retain, and what kind of cap space they can free up by re-structuring contracts. Assuming that Stephen Jones was telling the truth, and that "room under the cap" is somewhat of a joke, here's what I'm looking for in free agency and/or the draft, in no particular order: *An all-around RB that can spell Murray from time to time *At least one interior offensive lineman, up to, and including, a first-round pick, as well as a solid offensive tackle (either mid-ranged vet or a rookie who could start quickly) *At least one defensive lineman who can get some explosive push, whether inside or outside…preferably one for the inside AND the outside (I'd love to have Melton from Chicago for the inside, but I expect him to get franchised) *Another quick OLB that can challenge for playing time in this new scheme (I'm still signing Sims here) *Re-sign Ladouceur *Get a safety who can compete for the starting job that has some range—this guy may be on the roster already, but another one won't hurt. *Another CB that fits the Tampa 2 scheme They obviously can't do all of that in the draft. 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Toys that encourage repetition of movements and incorporate both sides of the body working together can significantly improve a child's fine motor skills. For instance, when your child is building a Laser Pegs kit, they are developing and refining important motor skills, such as the pincer grasp. This can translate into a skill that is necessary for daily living, such as holding a pencil or brushing their teeth. Plus, because our Laser Pegs light up as soon as they are connected, it helps to provide immediate positive reinforcement that will further encourage the repetition of their movements.
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I think just ok, no outstanding points I want to highlighted to the hotel. The aircondition, bathroom, kitchen is just fair for living. The check in and check out time is not appropriate for guests, the check out time is 10am. When we checkout the hotel, we left some useless bags,foods in the hotel and not cleaning the breakfirst as usual, and they yelled to us that we made the room disgusting and let us pay 30 dollars or clean the room by ourselves!! I think it's very crazy to let guest clean the room on behalf them.
Very friendly and helpful staff on arrival. Rooms very excellent for the price and were clean and comfortable. Nice little pool area too.
Convenient Location. Clean comfortable rooms. Free off street car parking.Close to city, airport and esplanade.
Only quick visit due to business trip so not able to fully appreciate and respond to questions posed
Konofrtable conditions including fully equipped kitchen, clean. Distant from city centre (20 min walk)
Helpful friendly staff. Nice place and great location. Good breakfast. Slight mixed message between different staff as to breakfast policy.
Very warm and extremely helpful staff.
Very friendly and helpfull staff in the reception. The room is so good and bigger than I expected, and the cleaner clean the room everyday. I love it. Kind of far from city. It took 30mins to walk for me to city. But when I was used to walking along the beach, it wasn't a big deal. If you rent a car, the location isn't a concern at all.
What a great place....clean...nice suites ..wonderful friendly helpful staff...great location.
Convenient for short stay during driving holiday. A lift to get luggage to the 1st and 2nd floors would be useful.
The reception staff were exceptional, they were very attentive and informative. The design of the motel allowed a lovely breeze to go through the building and it was very well maintained and clean. The location of the motel was perfect for us because it was quiet and our room backed onto a small park where native birds were regularly feeding. No
Pleasant staff, clean room, air conditioning/fans, flatscreen television, good kitchen and appliances and complimentary breakfast at a time to suit. Off street parking. pool and bbq. shower over the bath.
Extremely clean and the staff were very helpful
Good suprises: Very helpful staff. Clean rooms with tile floor (stainless). Bathroom included handsoap, handcream, razor-cream, schampoo, conditioner, bodysoap. The decor are not that stylish.
We enjoyed our stay the room was good and the staff very good. It was further from shops and beach than we expected but enjoyed the walks but not the rain. Wrong time of year for us. Breakfast tables were not cleared well and coffee was a bit weak
Nice self serve breakfast (cereals/toast), relaxed atmosphere. Safe in the room and pleasant staff. Air conditioning quite noisy.
Free breakfast, but it is slightly misleading. If you want a hot breakfast you have to pay for it. Free breakfast is cereal toast and fruits. I didn't expect this for 60 a night. I could have gotten much better accommodations elsewhere, or had equal accommodations at a hostel.
The location was good. Hotel was pretty central to everywhere we wanted to go. Nothing we didn't like
It was quiet despite being right on the main road into town
The night decorations were impressive and the staff were sometimes able to rectify problems. The bar and reception area were closed and alarmed at around 10.00 P.M. This was a big problem. I also killed 3 cockroaches in Room 17. I did not mention this at the time so as not to disturb my mother. Leaving used food trays in the corridor during the day seemed to me to be an obvious cause of the insect hazard.
Location was great and everything was within walking distance. It was great to have a refrigerator in the room for snacks. The front desk help was great - they always had good suggestions on what to do while in town. It was a decent little hotel. Only two things of note: there was a clump of hair on the bathroom floor, like a tumble weed and the neighbor's in the room next door came home at 2:45AM one night and proceeded to scream and argue for the next hour and half.
Notthing! Run by amateurs: a family by morning and another by evening. The swimming pool is a tank of 3 by 3 meters. There is no space for every car in the park. You cannot use a usb pen at the guests computer and the printer doesn't work. The view from the room is to somebody house, there is no privacy, and it is closed with a flyes net, so if there is an emergency you can't jump through the window, thou you're in the ground floor. The room is very small, the is no space for the luggage. The internal door between rooms was unlocked. It is a family who does the cleaning, not a professional way. The name of the hotel takes the wrong way. It's a 2 stars hotel, not central and expensive for the quality.
I thought that the staff were extremely helpful and polite. It is very central to the city for shopping and dining. Loved the rear carparking as it is very difficult sometimes to get a hotel with that kind of parking. No comments all good.
The staff were all fantastic, especially reception who could not do enough for us! The room was nice and clean and we had a good nights sleep in a comfy bed. The location is great as it is only a five minute walk to the Esplanade and is still in a quiet area. I'd recommend this place to anyone.
The owners couldn't do enough for us. Although we arrived at the hotel from a very early morning flight into Cairns, they made showers available to us and loaned us towels and ensured we had a welcome cup of tea. They were aware that we were on a tight schedule and wanted to visit Kuranda that day. Not only did the owner organise it for us, he also dropped us off at the skyrail direct to save us time.


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Carolina notes: Gattis off to hot start
Braves catching prospect leads league in average, home runs
By Jeff Seidel / Special to MLB.com | April 25, 2012 6:42 AM ET
The catching prospect didn't begin his professional baseball career until he was 23, when the Braves selected him in the 23rd round of the 2010 Draft. He's been a solid hitter ever since and has gotten off to a quick start this season, ranking at or near the top of the Carolina League in a number of offensive categories.
Gattis, who turns 26 in August, ranks first in the league with a .424 batting average and also leads the Carolina League in homers (eight), RBIs (26), on-base percentage (.507), slugging percentage (.898) and is at or near the top in other categories.
"It's a blast so far, and it's beautiful," Gattis said. "I think before I quit ... because I was afraid to fail. Now I'm not afraid to fail."
Gattis did a lot of other stuff for awhile after finishing high school in Forney, Texas. He was supposed to go play for Texas A&M but changed his mind and walked away from the game for about four years.
An article in the Atlanta Journal Constitution earlier this spring talked about the long trip Gattis took while trying to find what would be good in his life. He went to different places and worked at different jobs before eventually finding his way back to baseball and a spot in the University of Texas-Permian Basin team while his stepbrother pitched there, and the coach knew him from his high school days.
Gattis played one season there and earned All-Heartland Conference honors thanks to a .403 average in 2010. That's when the Braves picked him in the Draft.
He began playing at Rookie-level Danville in the Appalachian League in 2010 just before his 24th birthday, six to seven years later than some guys start their careers. But Gattis hit .288 that season and moved up to Rome of the South Atlantic League last year, where he posted a .322 average with 22 homers and 71 RBIs, earning post-season All-Star honors.
Gattis is a catcher who's also working on outfield skills. His quick start this season could make the Braves consider moving him up.
"Evan continues to improve and is following up last year's outstanding season with a strong start," said Bruce Manno, the Braves' assistant general manager and director of player development. "He will start transitioning to the outfield, which will give him more versatility and also more opportunity to advance."
Lynchburg manager Luis Salazar said Gattis has been working hard on hitting and playing catcher and the outfield. Salazar also said he could see Gattis becoming a left fielder in the future, and it's easy to see that he's on a mission.
"He hits the ball with authority and uses the whole field," Salazar said. "He's got a really good idea of what he does at home plate. He's a very dangerous hitter right now."
Gattis, who homered twice and drove in five runs on Tuesday, said his work ethic is something he takes pride in and has helped him make up for the late start.
"If you always work your hardest, you can't work any harder," Gattis said. "Now I'm on the right track. I intend to get to the big leagues."
Movin on up: Ronnie Welty got off to a hot start in Frederick, posting a league-high .415 average with three homers and 17 RBIs in 13 games. That's why the Orioles moved him up to Double-A Bowie of the Eastern League.
Not giving up much: Wilmington right-hander Jason Adam has been very stingy in his first four starts. Adam has allowed only two runs -- one earned -- in 22 2/3 innings. He's got a league-best 0.40 ERA despite just a 1-1 record.
Quick start: Shannon Wilkerson got hot for Salem late last week, going 8-for-17 over a five-game stretch through Monday. That increased his average to .391, third-best in the league.
Jeff Seidel is a contributor to MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues or its clubs.View More


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Paidea 3a
Fall 2009
We will weave together intentionally the strands of Paideia: academics, intercultural, collaborative, and civic engagement. The Paideia Program seeks to assist the Paideia Scholars in their search for a life that is connected, thoughtful, and authentic. Our seminar and tutorial sessions are designed to assist each seminar member in the pursuit of such a life.
The following shared values, methods, and procedures continue to clarify our approach to learning in this seminar:
Therefore, this seminar will require all of us to "stretch" beyond our established frames of reference, limits of understanding, and levels of comfort. The end result will be the integration of diverse learning experiences and progress toward the realization of our respective personal goals with regard to our educations.
Program Requirements are detailed in the Paideia Handbook.
The class is offered on a P/D/F basis:
To give a sense of scale, normally reflective essays should run about 300-500 words. This is not a huge amount of verbiage, and you are asked to reflect carefully and thoughtfully on the assigned readings.
Reflective essays will be graded according to the following scale:
Semester Grade. The semester grade will be calculated as follows:
Class/Program participation 50% of final grade
Assignments: 50% of final grade
September 1: Meet with sophomores to discuss civic engagement.
September 8: Class at 11:30. Please read the VERY depressing To Hell with Good Intentions, and post a quick response.
September 15: Common Site discussion: Please post, by Monday, September 14, a response to the prompts regarding the program in San Antonio. There is no class meeting on September 15.
September 22: We need to develop an agenda / set of questions for a conference call with Dr. Kathy Bussert-Webb, Director of the UT-Brownsville Center for Civic Engagament. Please post responses on our common site: https://segue.southwestern.edu/index.php?&action=site&site=RGV090109-f09§ion=21125&page=101443
September 29: We will finalize our list of questions to send to civic engagement at UT-Brownsville in advance of a conference call. Please see the questions that you have submitted on the common site.
October 20: See common site.
October 27: See common site.
November 3: One-on-one appointments
Week of November 9: Please read Penelope's Tapestry. Then, please post a first draft of your Paideia Plan (unless you already have posted a plan this semester) at the "Paideia" tab above. The Paideia plan is an aooprtunity to articulate your understanding of the Paideia program, what you expect to draw from it, what you expect to contribute to it, what your hopes and aspirations are for Paideia, what hopes might already have been met or disappointed, etc. Please post your draft by Friday, November 13.
November 17: Luis and I had a telephone conversation on Nov. 12 with Alicia Gomez, who directs an after school program organization in Cameron Park. Dr. Bussert-Webb, the civic engagement director at UT-B, had referred us to her.
The issues that Ms. Gomez brought up:
assurance that this is not a "parachute" program (like, e.g., certain very well-meaning but short-lived missionary programs)
status of undocumented families re. financial aid
that we work with families for whom college is a realistic possibility
many of the parents cannot read
Ms. Gomez requests from us:
A description of activities that we propose, and rationale for those activities
timeline, including specific dates, follow-up, etc. (Saturdays do not work well for her)
I will say that, for my part, I will find it difficult to justify missing Friday classes. We need to think carefully about scheduling.
The first thing that we need to do is establish precisely WHAT we propose to do; then we can move on to the when and how.
We need to finalize what we propose to do during our class session on Tuesday, November 17 (11:00 am, CB 36).
You are encouraged to post ('discuss") thoughts and observations in advance of our class.
Please go to the RGV-Paideia site. The direct url is:
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2nd local pharmacy shuts down amid meningitis outbreak
The two men who own the New England Compounding Center, which is linked to a deadly meningitis outbreak, also own a company in Westborough.
The two men who own the New England Compounding Center, which is linked to a deadly meningitis outbreak, also own a company in Westborough.
HBK2: Hey idiot trumpanzees. Stop deflecting to Obama. Obama has broken zero laws as POTUS. This is a verifiable fact. The GOP would have already impeached him in those 6 years they had control of congress if he did. The biggest criminal and traitor having committed high treason is none other than cheetos jesus himself. You can find him in the white house tweeting at any moment. For some unknown reason the GOP is cowering in fear of this fraud. The trumpanzees just want someone to worship, even if it is an orange pile of #$%$. They want to express their anger at all other Americans for having elected Obama president, and their unjustified hate for Clinton. And if the Constituion, "Declaration of Independence", Comey, Colbert, or any other document, investigator, journalist, messengers, comedian, etc. happen to get in their way, they go into a fit of rage against them. They do NOT care if cheetos jesus sell off American to Russian, or if "R" in republican is now the same as "Russians". They just want to see the world burn because they are angry and #$%$ off at everything, and for others not respecting their special white snow flake status.


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Congrats on the record 3556 pre reg'd. .5'ers are embarrasing. The chopper is cool. The Cone Man is quite the looser, lol.....Yet to see anything quite this bad at a BMW Rally, thank goodness. First Aid folks qualified for this? Randy
My guess is 12,000. Gotta go with 10x the displacement of my beloved K brick. Err, on second thought, let's make that precisely 11,710... and I pledge to donate 10 cubic centimeters (cc) of fuel-air mixture to each attendee if this estimate is correct.
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Are we going to award the winner of this attendee guessing contest? It would be a cool thing to do, with some kind of acknowledgement. A "FORUM" promo kind of event here...IF it gets announced who comes the closet, I'll be the first to pitch in someth'in. Then, I MAY win...Randy...Be present to WIN?


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Mud Hens scoop up #foodfight title
Fantastic Freeze Sundae tops IL rivals in finals to taste victory
By Dan Marinis / MLB.com | June 6, 2013 11:32 AM ET
The bigger, and sweeter, the better.
Merging the power of social media and the allure of ice cream, Toledo's enormous Fantastic Freeze Sundae devoured Durham's Nuke Dog, Lehigh Valley's Roasted Corn and Gwinnett's Knucksie in the finals to win the first-ever #foodfight championship and secure bragging rights as the best concession in Minor League Baseball.
"Mud Hens fans are loyal, passionate and proud of their team," said Craig Nelson, assistant general manager, food and beverage, for the Mud Hens. "We have the largest online following in Minor League Baseball, and when we asked our fans to vote for the Fantastic Freeze, they responded in a big way."
Whether it was beating out the other Gut Busters in the first round or eating up their International League rivals in the finals, Toledo took advantage of its passionate fan base and a variety of marketing channels to stir up interest.
"We utilized Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, our website, email, TV and radio broadcasts and in-game promotions to spread the word," Nelson added. "Many fans took advantage of being able to vote an unlimited number of times, and the ability to have Twitter retweets count as votes made it really easy for participants to get involved."
As the first winner of MiLB.com #foodfight, Toledo will receive a four-foot tall silver spoon to hang in Fifth Third Field, while all four clubs earn trophies recognizing their well-deserved wins in their first round categories.
What was Toledo's inspiration for creating such a one-of-a kind confectionery concoction -- 15 scoops of ice cream and a tower of toppings all served in a regulation-sized Mud Hens batting helmet?
"We were looking for a unique treat the entire family could share," Nelson recalled. "We thought, 'Everyone loves ice cream.' We collaborated with Toft's Dairy, a locally owned company, and came up with the Fantastic Freeze. This way if you like chocolate or Muddy's Sea Salt Slam and your child only likes strawberry, everyone's happy!"
Nelson noted that typically two or three Fantastic Freezes are ordered per game, which can become an event unto itself.
"A big cow bell gets rung every time one is ordered," he said. "And of course, all the fans cheer on the person, or persons, eating it!"
Also earning cheers will be the winner of the #foodfight grand prize, which includes round-trip air fare for four, hotel accomodations, tickets to a Mud Hens game and, of course, one Fantastic Freeze Sundae.
Has anyone ever single-handedly finished a Freeze?
"While it was designed to share, the very first person to order the Fantastic Freeze ate the entire sundae in 30 minutes," Nelson said.
Dan Marinis is an editor for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues or its clubs.View More


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December 19, 2006
Dear FOS11 Member,
In efforts to keep everyone informed on the latest developments at the World Trade Center site, the Mayor's Community Assistance Unit has provided an update (see below) regarding 11 Water Street. FOS11 continues to be in contact with the Mayor's Office and will provide information as it is made available.
To: 9/11 Family Groups
From: Commissioner Patrick Brennan
Re: 11 Water Street
As you may know, the City has been working on opening up 11 Water Street as a facility to search through material that may contain human remains found at the World Trade Center site. December 18th has always been our target date and we are happy to announce that the facility is now operational as of today. This facility will provide a better environment for this important work to take place.
We know that some family members may want to tour the new facility and we would be happy to set up a date, or dates, to do that in early January. You can feel free to contact Ada Rehnberg in our office at 212-788-7418 or at firstname.lastname@example.com to help with setting up the exact date for you or your group. While I know that this is a difficult time of year, I hope that everyone has a peaceful holiday season.
Patrick BrennanCommissionerMayor's Community Assistance Unit212-788-7418


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and a one-of-a-kind Wild Animal Park. But
what if you want to see more, do more,
experience more? We are often asked
about hiking and nature activities in the San
Diego area. There is no shortage of hiking
and exploring activities in our county.
From mountains to deserts to beaches, we
have it all here in paradise.
In our Sunroom (your breakfast and all
purpose room here at the Inn) you will find
a small library of maps, hiking and nature books
specific to the San Diego area. Avid
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Afield In San Diego by Jerry Schad
(known to locals as the San Diego Hiking
Bible). Whale Watching Trips and
Harbor Tours run year-around from San
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on their website. In addition to
whales, you have an excellent opportunity to see
dolphins, harbor seals, sea lions, kelp forests
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hiking shoes, binoculars and a warm
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especially in the morning.
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the San Diego harbor front for only $4.50. The
Encinitas Train Station is just 400 feet out our
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coast and beaches takes you directly to the
harbor front, just a few blocks from
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Feminism | Posted by Alison L on 07/17/2013
The Job You Never Realized You Had
One time the engineering class at my all-girls high school (yes, my school was that awesome) went to a near-by all-boys school to hear a speaker give a presentation about entrepreneurship, financial independence and math/STEM related topics. At one point during the presentation he asked for the students who had jobs or work experience to raise their hands.
Almost all of the boys raised their hands… and almost none of the girls did.
It was a little jarring. Were girls lazier than boys? If we lacked job experience—what else did we lack? Is studying not enough? Is this why men have more opportunities and potentially better careers than women?
Before my thoughts spiraled into a full-fledged feminist identity crisis, my teacher turned to my classmates and shout-whispered to us, "Girls! …


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April 22, 2008
Dear FOS11 Member,
The NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene is offering an insurance-like benefit to help cover mental health and substance use treatment for NYC residents affected by 9/11. Click here to read the full press release.
New York City residents and city workers in surrounding areas can find out if they are eligible by calling 311 or visiting www.nyc.gov/9-11mentalhealth. Read the program fact sheet here.
FOS11 membership is free and open to 9/11 families, survivors, first responders and others interested in supporting our mission. To register as a member with Families of September 11, please visit:https://www.familiesofseptember11.org/register.aspx


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Boeing executive to speak at Carolina May 14
Marco Cavazzoni, vice president and general manager of 787 Final Assembly and Delivery will provide a preview of Boeing's 787 Dreamliner and discuss the company's new assembly line in South Carolina at the University of South Carolina Friday, May 14.
Cavazonni will speak from 4 to 5 p.m. in Gambrell Hall Auditorium, and the talk is free and open to the public. It is being offered by the Darla Moore School of Business in conjunction with the university's May Carolina Alumni Weekend May 14 –16.
Prior to his new post with Boeing Charleston, Cavazzoni was vice president of technical services for Boeing's commercial aviation services division.
Other Moore School events that weekend include a panel discussion featuring female alumni who have succeeded in male-dominated industries, talks on leadership and ways to conduct job searches in a difficult economy.
May Carolina is the bookend to Homecoming, and lets colleges and schools offer events that a busy fall football weekend doesn't allow. The weekend is open to alumni from all graduation years. While some events have fees, many are free and require only registration.
A complete schedule of events and registration information are available online at the Carolina Alumni Association Web site, www.MyCarolina.org/MayCarolina, or by calling 803-777-4111.


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WSJ: Barton "rightly called" White House "pressure" on BP "a shakedown"
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In a June 18 editorial, The Wall Street Journal stated that, while BP "does not deserve the apology" offered by Rep. Joe Barton (R-TX), it agreed that Barton "rightly called" White House "pressure" on BP "a shakedown."
From the WSJ editorial:
There was in particular no reason for BP to compound its error and agree to spend another $100 million to compensate the oil workers sidelined by the Administration's policy choice to impose a drilling moratorium. BP had no liability for these costs, and its concession further separated its compensation from proper legal order.
BP deserves to pay full restitution for the damage it has caused, but it ought to do so via legal means, not under what Texas Republican Joe Barton rightly called the pressure of "a shakedown" yesterday. On the other hand, BP does not deserve the apology that Mr. Barton also offered, though he quickly backtracked when the White House pounced on his comments.
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'"He's played a good, sound game for us, and he's used his size down low to control play a lot of times. He's still trying to get comfortable with the guys he skates with, but he's played well."'
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Wide receiver Randy Moss has made a move up the 49ers' depth chart. He was listed as a co-starter next to Mario Manningham for most of training camp, but the team's latest depth chart, which was released Tuesday, shows Moss as a starter alongside Michael Crabtree . Manningham and Kyle Williams are listed as second-string receivers.
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One of my close friends and I have completely different viewpoints on Moss this season. He credits Moss' quiet preseason to team trying to "hide" him from defenses, not showcasing him until the regular season. And when the regular season begins, he's going to be unleashed and will surpass all expectations.
I think Moss, 35, can still play, but I think he's the third-best receiver -- behind at least Crabtree and Vernon Davis -- on a team that still stresses the running game. Plus, I doubt Alex Smith's ability to hit Moss on one of those patented jump balls deep down the field. He should be a common target around the goal line because of his size, but I think Moss will be a mediocre bye-week replacement.
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HESPERIA - Once its charter application is approved, the charter school tapped to take over Adelanto's failing Desert Trails Elementary School will have only months to hire a staff and set up a new school before the start of the 2013-14 school year.
Compared to the last time, that's all the time in the world.
In January 2008, Debra Tarver was the principal of Pathways to College charter school in Hesperia, who was fired after a behind-closed-doors power struggle. Public outcry from parents and staff led nowhere.
After a few weeks, Tarver decided to start over, and five months later, opened a new charter school, LaVerne Preparatory Academy - in time for the new school year.
In October, LEPA was chosen by Desert Trails parents to take over their school, where more than 75 percent of students are unable to read or write, according to statewide tests.
"It wasn't cheap," Tarver said. "I used all my savings for (the strip mall in Hesperia where the school first opened), and I called friends of mine for more help."
It helped that she had the support of parents and staff, many of whom followed her from Pathways to College.
"The staff, the parents and students, they knew what kind of program" would be offered.
Five years later, her school received a 911 in the state's Academic Performance Index ratings, the second-best score in the High Desert and one of the top scores in San Bernardino County.
(Scores range from 200 through 1,000, although only a handful of schools ever achieve a perfect score, with 800 as the target number for schools statewide. This year, Desert Trails received a 699.)
Tarver, a former teacher, mentor and assistant principal in the nearby Victor Elementary School District, made the jump to charter schools in 2000.
"So many students start slipping through the cracks and those are the ones I like dealing with," she said, from her office at LEPA's home for the past two years, at a former sixth-grade-only school run by the Hesperia Unified School District. "We don't pick and choose: Anyone who walks through that door has the opportunity to be here."
Enrollment is capped due to space limitations: LEPA currently has an enrollment of about 400 students from kindergarten through eighth grade and expands by about 60 students a year.
Keeping numbers low - kindergarten has a 20 students to 1 teacher ratio, and other grades are about 23:1, an unusually good ratio after years of budget cuts in California's public schools - is key to the school's academic success, she said.
"A lot of kids coming through the doors are at least two years behind," Tarver said. "For the kids, once they see someone cares about them, they work much harder."
LEPA students attend four days a week, eight hours a day (seven hours a day for kindergartners), with Friday available as a half-day makeup day. Students work up to a year ahead of standard academic calendars - on Tuesday, kindergartners were busy with three-digit subtraction problems while older students tackled pre-algebra.
"There's a lot of collaboration here," Tarver said. "It's almost to the point where it's a teacher-led school."
Victorville mother Latrice Brown's son has attended LEPA since the first year it opened, when her son was starting kindergarten.
"I love it," she said. "He's in the fourth grade, but he's at, like, a whole 'nother level."
When Desert Trails Elementary reopens under the management of Tarver and her staff, Brown's son may well change schools and go there instead: She currently drives 30 miles commuting to and from LEPA.
"I would not have my child anywhere else," Hesperia mother Ruth Flores said. "The teachers are very willing to work with you, speak with you. They always want to fill you in what's going on, even if it's just positive."
At a previous school, "I'd hear from parents who heard nothing but negative feedback. But those parents would never hear the positive feedback."
Hesperia mother Sara Morrow was initially concerned about the high academic expectations placed on LEPA students when her son started kindergarten there last year.
"Once I saw that he could handle it, it was a really good feeling, knowing that he could get the most out of his education that he could," she said. She's excited for Adelanto parents, who will be able to get a LEPA-style education next school year, Morrow said.
Tarver hadn't paid close attention to the battle over the future of Desert Trails until a Superior Court judge this summer declared that the Desert Trails Parent Union had gathered enough signatures to invoke the state's parent trigger law. That allowed them to force sweeping changes on the campus - in this case, turning it into a charter school.
"It was interesting: Parents' voices were now being heard."
In Hesperia, parents have a variety of charter schools to choose from, along with Hesperia Unified's three "schools of choice," with focused curricula and high parental involvement. In contrast, Adelanto has only one charter school, serving sixth through eight grades.
Tarver received a certified letter from Desert Trails Parent Union members the day before a proposal had to be submitted.
"It was nothing I intended to do," she said. "I had assumed a lot of people would be throwing their hat in."
She stayed up all night, writing a detailed proposal to replicate her successes with LEPA in Adelanto.
"If anybody should go after this, it should be someone from up here," Tarver said. "People from LA, they do not know this population."
Should the Adelanto Elementary School District approve Tarver's charter application at its meeting tonight - the board has up to 60 days to render a decision - Tarver will be hiring teachers and staff. She expects some of her LEPA staff will want to move closer to home at the Adelanto campus. And beyond just hiring good teachers, Tarver said she'll begin holding community meetings.
"There's a lot of healing that needs to take place."
The charter application sets a goal of 600 students at the new charter school. (There are currently 670 students enrolled at Desert Trails, although some charter school opponents have said they will pull their students out next year.) She's counting on the help of Victorville and Adelanto LEPA families to help promote the new school.
"When you have happy parents, they're your best advertisement."
Tarver expects to spend about 70 percent of her time in Adelanto next year.
"We are in our fifth year right now. One thing I'm confident in is that this school can stand on its own now."
But LEPA will be a key part of the strategy at Desert Trails: In addition to seeding the new campus with teachers, staff and students who understand the LEPA culture, Tarver intends to have new Desert Trails employees shadow LEPA employees and learn how the school works.
Some things will still be familiar to current Desert Trails families: The current campus and furnishings will be used by the same school. But Tarver is aiming for a 25:1 student-to-teacher ratio, in addition to special education and instructional aides.
She's not predicting miracles her first year out, but she does expect to improve on the current situation. LEPA got a 779 API its first year of operation, but grew 132 points over the next three years.
"When kids start believing in themselves and knowing they can do it - they can."
Reach Beau via email, call him at 909-386-3826, or find him on Twitter @InlandEd.


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Dunedin wins final four games to take FSL North crown
By John Parker / MLB.com | June 19, 2013 11:38 AM ET
With a half-game lead over Brevard County entering the final day of the season's first half, Dunedin controlled its own fate Wednesday morning.
The Blue Jays took care of business, beating visiting Tampa, 8-4, to seal the Florida State League's first-half North Division title. After losing five straight at Clearwater and Palm Beach last week, Dunedin won its final four games -- including a three-game sweep of the last-place Yankees -- to earn a postseason berth.
Third baseman Andy Burns, who leads the Jays in hitting at .327, fifth best in the league, contributed three hits and scored twice on Wednesday. During the crucial four-game winning streak, Burns went 10-for-21 with nine RBIs.
"We've got a bunch of grinders on this team," Burns said. "We hit a rough stretch there, but we looked each other in the eye and realized that making the playoffs was still in our control. It's great to get it done and reach our goal."
Dunedin got a boost this week with the presence of four-time National League All-Star Jose Reyes, who is recovering from a badly sprained ankle suffered on April 12. Reyes joined Toronto's Class A Advanced affiliate on Monday and started Dunedin's final three games at shortstop, going 5-for-12 with one RBI and three runs scored.
"It was great having him here," said Jays manager Bobby Meacham. "He didn't big league us -- he got his work in, played hard and fit in well with the guys we have here."
Burns concurred. "It was a lot of fun having that type of an athlete here. He's a great guy, and it kind of gave us a taste of what the talent is like at that level," he said.
The victory put Dunedin in the postseason for the fourth straight year and ninth time in 11 seasons. The Blue Jays have lost in the first round in each of the last three seasons and have never won the Florida State League title.
"I'm really proud of the guys," Meacham said. "We played a little tight last week but were able to learn from it and close it out. It's a lot of fun when you're playing well and winning and getting that much closer to your goal."
Dunedin got on the board early when Burns delivered a two-out single in the first inning and later scored when K.C. Hobson drew a bases-loaded walk. Left fielder Marcus Knecht drove in a second run with a single.
Tampa responded with three runs in the third, courtesy of Ben Gamel's solo homer and a two-run shot from Saxon Butler, but the Blue Jays answered with three runs in the home half of the frame. Burns started the surge with a leadoff single, scoring on Mike Crouse's 11th double of the season. A throwing error by Yankees third baseman Anderson Feliz allowed Dunedin to score its fourth and fifth runs.
Dunedin added runs in the fourth and fifth -- the latter on an RBI single from Reyes -- to take an 8-3 lead. Tampa third baseman Anderson Feliz smacked his first homer of the year in the ninth, a solo shot, to cap the scoring.
Starter Casey Lawrence (4-6) got the win for Dunedin, allowing three runs on eight hits over six innings. He walked one and struck out three for his first victory since May 15. Tony Davis and Ajay Meyer pitched a scoreless inning apiece and Alan Farina worked the ninth, striking out the side after surrendering Feliz's home run.
Crouse collected a pair of doubles, right fielder Nick Baligod doubled and singled and Reyes singled twice and stole a base for the Blue Jays, who out-hit the Yankees, 11-10.
Tampa starter Corey Black fell to 2-7 with the loss, giving up five runs -- three earned -- on four hits and two walks over three frames. He struck out three.
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Recount has custom button skins, f you update it, you'll lose them.
Shared Media is set up specifically for mage voice procs for use with scorchio2. If you update it, it may possibly mess up.
MOST IMPORTANT - Satrina buff frames SBFFrame.lua is filled with custom buff colors. My husband added this code and it's a work in progress. If you aren't a mage, there are going to be many debug messages in the chat window letting you know what buffs need to be added to the table. Mounts that you have that differ from mine are going to spam your chat box also. If you don't want to add the new things to the code, please replace satrina with an unedited version. Each proc, buff, mount, etc had to be added seperately and the debug messages are there to let you know what you have not yet given a color to. (I will have updated versions of the replaced files for people who want them, we've added more stuff since the upload even)
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On July 14 2010, the Chief Information Officer hosted an Open Government Employee Awareness Day Event at Social Security's Headquarters in Baltimore, MD. The purpose? To Increase employees' understanding of the principles of open government and how they can become involved in activities to help SSA become more transparent, participatory, and collaborative.
Below you will find videos and presentations from the speakers who participated in our event.
Michael J. Astrue, Social Security's Commissioner delivers opening remarks, and confirms SSA's Open Government commitment.
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Alex Howard, Gov 2.0 correspondent from O'Reilly Media discusses the progression of web-based technologies and how they're currently being used effectively across government.
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First Lady enlists Hip-Hop stars for "Let's Move"-inspired album
(Washington, DC) -- First Lady Michelle Obama is mobilizing hip-hop forces for her "Let's Move!" campaign. A new album titled, "Songs for a Healthier America," will feature artists like Run DMC, Doug E. Fresh and others dropping rhymes and verses on tracks like "U R What You Eat" and "Veggie Luv." Mrs. Obama is expected to make cameos in accompanying videos for the songs, but she won't be singing. She's leaving that up to the pros, which also include names like Jordin Sparks, Monifah and Ashanti.
"Songs For A Healthier America" the album is being released by the Partnership for a Healthier America. Politico.com says ten music videos released with the album will be distributed to schools in New York City before other major cities.


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Statement of "9/11 Families for the 9/11 Bill"
Over half a decade has passed since this country was attacked on September 11th yet, frighteningly; major gaps in our security still exist. Some are big enough to fly a plane through. Each is an open invitation for terrorists to exploit.
There is a bill pending in Congress slated to enact many of the 9/11 Commission's recommendations. It will be one of the most important pieces of legislation to come out of the 110th Congress. At a press conference last week, we expressed our gratitude to Congressional leadership for moving this bill forward, but we also expressed concern that compromises on competing provisions during conference may weaken the final product. The 9/11 Commission provided a roadmap for Congress to follow. Now is not the time for detours or halfway measures.
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The Los Angeles Angels are throwing a party Saturday, but the guest of honor's name wasn't on the invitation.
Josh Hamilton will be introduced at a 9:30 a.m. MST news conference, although an Angels news release vaguely indicated only a "major announcement," because Hamilton's deal wasn't official until after he passed his physical Friday. The club was obviously confident enough that Hamilton would pass that it released details of the news conference.
Hamilton and the Angels agreed to a five-year, $125 million deal Thursday, shocking the baseball world because the team had been presumed to be out of the market for position players.
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Tigers • Detroit and right-handed pitcher Anibal Sanchez agreed to an $80 million, five-year contract. Sanchez was a part of Detroit's rotation that led the franchise to the World Series this year. The Tigers acquired the 28-year-old Venezuelan in July from Miami.
Yankees • Ichiro Suzuki and New York closed in Friday on a $13 million, two-year contract.


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The pop star's stint as host and musical guest proved fruitful for "SNL," giving the sketch comedy show its highest ratings of the season, according to "Variety."
The November 16th episode featured Gaga in a number of sketches, including her roles as a enthusiastic dance mom, an Apple Store Genius and Gaga playing herself at age 77.
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Every time Fury opens his mouth I cringe! He really is a good domestic level boxer, but its just a shame he is so deluded with how good he thinks he is and jumping well above his stations.
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