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Nationals' Rendon has skills to step up05/15/2013 7:38 AM ET
By Ashley Marshall / Special to MLB.com
Fantasy Focus is a regular MiLB.com feature in which we use a Minor League perspective to give you the edge in your fantasy league. Have a fantasy question? Tweet it to @MiLB or @AshMarshallMLB with the hashtag #fantasyfocus.
In this week's Fantasy Focus, we take a look at Jose Alvarez -- the best Triple-A pitcher you probably haven't heard of -- and examine whether John Gast is worth a look in deep NL-only needs.
We also take a trip around some of the rehabbing big leaguers suiting up in the Minors, tell you why Anthony Rendon's stock is on the rise and give you a recap of what MLB.com's top 10 prospects have been doing the past seven days.
Stock Up, Stock Down
Stock Up: Anthony Rendon
The Nationals' top prospect played eight games with the big club as an injury replacement to established third baseman Ryan Zimmerman, where he went 6-for-25 with a double, five walks and an RBI. Since returning to Double-A Harrisburg, he's done nothing but hit. Rendon is 17-for-39 (.436) with two homers and nine RBIs in 11 games, seven of which have been of the multi-hit variety.
On the year, he leads the Eastern League in batting average (.356), OBP (.496) and slugging (.609) following this recent run. Given the dominance he's shown, the Nats shouldn't be afraid to slide him back up to their hot corner should the need arise, and you shouldn't be afraid either if you're in need of a third baseman.
Of note, considering Nationals second baseman Danny Espinosa's woeful start to the season at the plate (.175/.206/.325), Rendon has played a game at second base in each of the last two weeks and has four starts (committing one error total) for Harrisburg there this season.
Stock Down: Hunter Morris
The Brewers' No. 4 prospect went on the disabled list Sunday with a mild concussion, but he had struggled immensely at the plate before that. He was batting .220 with a .693 OPS, four homers and 13 RBIs in 32 games for Triple-A Nashville.
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Joba Chamberlain threw 12 pitches in a scoreless inning for the Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders on Tuesday. The Yankees hurler threw nine strikes and worked around a pair of hits.
After retiring the first two batters he faced, the right-hander allowed a first-pitch single to Jordan Lennerton, who laced the ball off second baseman Corban Joseph's glove and into center field.
Nick Castellanos followed with a base hit to left field -- also on the first pitch he saw -- but Chamberlain induced an inning-ending fly ball from Danny Dorn to end his outing.
Chamberlain, on the 15-day DL with a right oblique strain, threw a 30-pitch bullpen session on Sunday and is eligible to return this weekend.
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Johnny Cueto struck out four batters and allowed three hits over five scoreless innings in his second Midwest League rehab outing for the Dayton Dragons.
Sidelined since April 15 because of a strained right lat muscle and right oblique, Cueto faced 17 batters, retired the final five West Michigan hitters he faced and did not allow a runner to reach third base.
After his first start, Cueto told MLB.com, "I think I need another outing, and that's what we'll do. And after that, God willing, I will be activated." MLB.com reported Cueto may rejoin the Reds rotation within the next two weeks.
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Left-hander Manny Parra pitched a scoreless inning of a rehab game for the Double-A Pensacola Blue Wahoos on Monday.
The Reds farmhand yielded one hit and struck out two batters. Parra has been on the DL with a left pectoral muscle strain since April 26, retroactive to April 24.
Parra, who missed time last August with a left shoulder impingement, last pitched in the Majors on April 23. He's 0-1 with an 8.10 ERA in six relief appearances.
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Rehabbing a sprained right ankle, Brett Anderson yielded six runs on six hits and four walks while striking out three batters over 3 2/3 Texas League innings for the Midland RockHounds on Sunday.
The 25-year-old left-hander was 1-4 with a 6.21 ERA in six games -- five starts -- for the Athletics. The second-rounder had walked 15 batters over 29 innings and given up 22 runs on 32 hits.
He could be back as soon as this weekend, when he's eligible to come off the DL.
Will He Stick?
Will He Stick: Avisail Garcia
Garcia, who missed the opening of the season with a right heel contusion, had played just eight games with Triple-A Toledo before Austin Jackson's trip to the DL necessitated his move back to the big club. Garcia drew rave reviews last season during his late-season call-up and postseason play for the Tigers, earning the nickname "Miggy Jr." after 2012 Triple Crown winner Miguel Cabrera.
He'll primarily take Jackson's spot in center field this time around, but with Andy Dirks and Torii Hunter holding down the two corner spots, expect the 21-year-old to be sent back to the International League for more seasoning when Jackson is healthy. In the meantime, he could be a decent play in deeper AL-only leagues.
Keep an eye on
Eddie Butler: The Rockies' No. 10 prospect is a ways from fantasy consideration, but he's one to flag for the future. The 6-foot-2 right-hander has allowed just one hit in three of his last four starts, each of which has lasted longer than six innings.
On the season, he owns a 1.49 ERA, 0.85 ERA and 45 strikeouts in 48 1/3 innings. Drafted 46th overall last June out of Radford University, Butler could be a fast mover in the Rockies system and could be well positioned to make the jump to Class A Advanced or Double-A within the next month. If he can continue this production -- or even come close to it -- at the higher levels, he'll start jumping up people's boards. Be there first.
Under the Radar
The best pitcher in the International League so far this year hasn't been a high-profile prospect like Gerrit Cole, Jake Odorizzi or Kyle Gibson.
It's a man Detroit signed as a Minor League free agent this offseason, and he's actually younger than Gibson, and, despite no hint of prospect hype around this lefty, not all that much older than Odorizzi or Cole.
Jose Alvarez, a 24-year-old Venezuelan, has been lights out for Toledo. In seven starts he's got a 1.50 ERA (second in the IL), and in 42 innings he's struck out 41 batters (tied for fourth). With only nine walks, he has more than four punchouts for every free pass, as well.
The Tigers don't have an immediate opening in their rotation, but if somebody in Detroit goes down -- pitchers get hurt, after all -- Alvarez could be the first man called upon. If so, this unheralded arm could deliver some nice results to AL-only owners who keep their eye on him.
Transaction of Note
The Cardinals have enjoyed one of the league's best rotations this year, finding elite performances from Adam Wainwright, Jaime Garcia, Lance Lynn, Shelby Miller and Jake Westbrook.
Only now Westbrook's had a bark in his elbow, leaving a spot open. The man the Cardinals immediately called up to fill it is their No. 8 prospect, John Gast.
The 24-year-old lefty has been one of the best pitchers in the Pacific Coast League this year, boasting a 1.16 ERA in 38 2/3 innings with 35 strikeouts to 13 walks.
It's been a bit of a breakout stretch for the 2010 sixth-rounder, and with Westbrook on the 15-day DL, he should get two or three starts to show St. Louis what he's got.
If he does well, and if Westbrook's elbow injury hampers him further down the line this year, Gast could help NL-only owners in need of a starter, or possibly even mixed-leaguers, if he resembles the last Cardinals prospect to assume a rotation spot, Shelby Miller.
Ask MiLB
I'm in a 10-team NL-only 5x5 league. I have Nick Hundley as my catcher and no one worth owning on the waiver wire. What should I expect when [Yasmani] Grandal comes back this month? Should I use my first overall waiver pick to grab him?
Grandal has shown he can hit for a solid average at any level, so there's no reason to think he can't be in that .285 region again when he gets fully back up to speed.
In a deep NL-only league, you're going to be weak at that spot the entire season unless you reached for someone like Buster Posey in your draft.
Hundley has seen most of the time behind the plate with Grandal out, but his lack of plate discipline and terrible walk-to-strikeout ratios mean his potential to contribute is limited. With little power and no speed, he's limited to helping you in average, runs scored and RBIs, all of which will take a drastic cut as his playing time decreases.
Grandal has his biggest advantage over Hundley in batting average (maybe by as many as 30 points, because I don't think Hundley can maintain his .259 average), and he's going to get you more runs and RBIs, even if the margin is not as big.
I don't expect Grandal to replicate his 2012 numbers, but .265 with six homers, 20 runs and 25 RBIs in 60 games is certainly realistic. He'll be better than any of the backstops on the waiver wire, so feel free to use that No. 1 pick, unless you've got your heart set on a prospect like Oscar Taveras or Zack Wheeler later in the year.
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A Wild, Wild Whine
Ed. note: This section is on the lighter side of fantasy baseball, where staff writer Danny Wild bemoans his continued bad fortune as a fantasy owner. Shoot him an email if you can relate, or maybe some fantasy advice would be more appropriate.
It goes without saying my team remains in last place, but I no longer have the worst offense in my league. Huge victory. Maybe no coincidence, it comes after I finally ditched Pedro Alvarez. The winless Josh Beckett also wore out his stay, and with Jimmy Rollins enduring what CBS termed "a sluggish start," I made another move.
Alvarez (hitting .198) is out and Oakland's Josh Donaldson is in. Donaldson hit two homers last week, but, of course, Alvarez had three consecutive multi-hit games once I dropped him.
Beckett (0-5, 5.19) remains winless through mid May and, no surprise, I have the least amount of wins in my league. He's out and another Athletics superstar is in, A.J. Griffin. He lines up to start on Sunday.
I've benched Rollins (.248-2-12), dropped Ben Revere (.237-0-5) and picked up Jhonny Peralta (.325-3-17) at short -- Peralta hit .500 last week, so I'll ride him for awhile. One problem now is a lack of speed, as I've released both Revere and Juan Pierre, whom I penciled in for a lot of steals on Opening Day.
Then there's more good news: my two Minor League prospects, Oscar Taveras and Zack Wheeler, went down with injuries this week. David Price has blamed his struggles on allergies. A guy with seasonal allergies who pitches in an enclosed dome in a state that basically has one season? (Actually, he thinks it's due to the detergent used in the Rays' clubhouse washing machines. Can't make this up).


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Loose LipsBy Laura Moser
It is perfectly monstrous the way people go about, nowadays, saying things against one behind one's back that are absolutely and entirely true.
—Oscar Wilde, The Picture of Dorian Gray
I spent a recent Sunday morning at the baby shower of a friend made in adulthood. The other attendees all went back to Catholic school, so after the obligatory oohing and aahing over the onesies, conversation turned to Jessie, the surprising no-show of the high school crowd. "She must be hungover again," said one girl with a knowing shrug.
"Yeah," another chimed in. "Scott must've been on the late shift again, if you know what I mean."
Snickering all around. "Ugh, Scott," one said with a theatrical shiver. "That guy is such a loser, my God. If Jessie doesn't move on soon—"
"Jessie will never move on," another girl emphatically interrupted. "She finds his gigantic forty-year-old beer belly and pathological fear of commitment totally entrancing, and really who wouldn't?"
What followed was another ten minutes on the subject of the absent Jessie, who, at thirty-three, all agreed, was definitely way too old to keep answering the midnight booty calls of the ne'er-do-well weeknight bartender at the Harp. Finally, the hostess noticed me nibbling quietly on my teacakes in the corner. "Oh, God, I am so sorry!" she cried. "I forgot that you don't know Jessie! This must be so boring to you—we will change the subject." A pause. "So, um, what else should we talk about?" She gazed down at her belly doubtfully.
In the thudding silence that followed, I was allowed to insist that Jessie's sleazy sexual predilections and Scott's ironic collection of too-tight NASCAR T-shirts were infinitely more interesting than bump-circumference guessing games or the extortionate price of strollers these days. Several hours past the official end of the party, I left in the glow of new friendships made: it was truly the most fun I'd had in weeks.
Because that's the thing: gossip is fun, one of the most profound and satisfying pleasures we humans are given. Read More

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Dick Morris exaggerated voter preference for Bush on matters of terrorism
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In a July 1 column in the New York Post, Dick Morris -- the onetime Clinton adviser turned critic, author, and FOX News Channel political analyst -- exaggerated voter confidence in President George W. Bush's ability to protect the United States from terror attacks.
Voters overwhelmingly believe that [President] Bush would be the better president to wage the War on Terror. In the Fox News survey, voters said that Bush would be better than Kerry at "protecting the U.S. from terror attacks" by 49 percent to 28 percent.
While Morris saw fit to assert that voters "overwhelmingly" prefer President Bush based on a single FOX News poll, other polls show that the electorate is more divided. A June 22 Washington Post article, "Bush Loses Advantage in War on Terrorism," reported that in a Washington Post-ABC News poll, Senator John Kerry and President Bush scored a statistical tie (48 percent to 47 percent, respectively) on a question regarding the "man they trusted to deal with the terrorist threat."
A June 25 Rasmussen poll found voters preferring President Bush over Senator Kerry on matters of national defense and the war on terror by 49 percent to 42 percent, a far different result from the poll that Morris chose to cite.
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Veal Breast with Farfel Stuffing Recipe
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- 2 celery ribs, chopped
- 1/4 cup chopped onion
- 1/4 cup rendered chicken fat or canola oil
- 4 cups matzo farfel
- 1/4 cup minced fresh parsley
- 1 egg, lightly beaten
- 1 cup chicken broth
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1 teaspoon rubbed sage
- 1 teaspoon paprika
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
- 1 bone-in veal breast with pocket (8 pounds)
- Olive oil
- In a large skillet, saute celery and onion in chicken fat until tender. Add farfel; cook and stir over medium heat until lightly browned. Stir in the parsley.
- Combine the egg, broth, salt, sage, paprika and pepper; add to farfel mixture. Cook over low heat until liquid is absorbed, stirring occasionally.
- Just before baking, evenly stuff the farfel mixture into the veal breast pocket; close and tie several times with kitchen string. Place in a greased shallow roasting pan. Brush veal with oil.
- Bake, uncovered, at 350° for 1-3/4 to 2 hours or until a thermometer reads 160° for veal and 165° for stuffing, basting occasionally. Let stand for 10 minutes before slicing. Yield: 8 servings.
Originally published as Veal Breast with Farfel Stuffing in Taste of Home's Holiday & Celebrations Cookbook Annual 2005, p190
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Angrrr Management Cage etc
Hi all.
Sadly I have decided to sell up, this is to include everything we have built up over the last 7 or so years, the inventory is as follows:
24ft 6in Cage, this is I believe unique as it extends out to 32ft for the larger venues, they come complete with all padding & matting (40mm) etc.
A one meter wide & one meter high walkway around the circumference of both complete with skirting.
Free standing tri-light light rig fully equipped with Par-cans, sequencing/manual light mixing desk with I think 24 pre-set light programs, this includes all cables from mains to lights.
Jigsaw matts (40mm) for warm up areas etc, I think there are something like 100 of these.
This is almost a self sufficient set up, many of you will know the Cage (s) and will appreciate it is not to be confused with mass produced imported versions, this was designed, commissioned & built by engineers in Britain.
The cost to set up in its entirety was £66,000-00, I will listen to any sensible offer, it may be more efficient to call me on: 07973 522131.
This equipment until sold is still available for Gigs either as a complete package or as individual units, the light rig is great for filming and music requirements, we have approx 100, 40mm jigsaw matts for grappling events etc.
For all of your Cage Hire requirements P:M me, I also have a fully loaded lighting rig, warm-up mats available too.
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Mortgage brokers, lawyers, and appraisers all had to cancel their vacations and work around the clock.
The X-Games' reputation was tainted and Sajed was left with no choice but to cancel the appearance.
cancel Bonuses, 'Lose Top Talent' But there are some who say the bonuses are needed.
After his election in March, Francis personally rang his news vendor in Buenos Aires to cancel his newspaper subscription.
Big Boi is supposed to be performing, but he had to cancel thanks to a mistimed jump at his last concert.
One paper asked what I would give to "cancel that fatal admission."
If civil words can cancel aught of our indebtedness I shall not be sparing of them.
She must, therefore, he thought, cancel her debt by her hand.
Undignified to cancel ultimatum, so declare war on said ally.
And I must school myself to cancel all plans beginning "If she will—if only."
late 14c., "cross out with lines," from Anglo-French canceler, from Latin cancellare "to make resemble a lattice," which in Late Latin took on a sense "cross out something written" by marking it with crossed lines, from cancelli, plural of cancellus "lattice, grating," diminutive of cancer "crossed bars, lattice," a variant of carcer "prison" (see incarceration). Figurative use, "to nullify an obligation" is from mid-15c. Related: Canceled (also cancelled); cancelling.


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This is taken from the Bangkok Post recently; aside from the referral of "UFC" as a combat sport, it's a well written article and Grand Master Sken is thinking in a very modern approach, which is good.
(PS. I know it's not technically MMA, but there isn't a forum for Muay Thai related posts)
Grand Master Sken addresses why Muay Thai needs to change


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The Australian share market has reached a new six-year high, finishing above 5,600 for the first time since the global financial crisis.
CMC chief market strategist Michael McCarthy said many investors had missed out on stocks at cheaper levels during July.
"Market leadership has changed again, volatility is on the rise and yet we've hit a post-GFC high," Mr McCarthy said.
"The constantly changing market leadership is reflecting buyers who have been waiting for a pullback in the market and not getting it, having to scramble in."
He said investors were buying into sectors which recently had not performed.
The local share market is up around four per cent for the month of July.
The ASX 200 last reached 5600 points in June 2008.
Resource stocks were mixed, with Rio Tinto adding 32 cents to $66.07, BHP lost six cents to $39.00 while Fortescue Metals added 10 cents to $4.96.
The big four banks had begun Wednesday under pressure but finished stronger, with ANZ putting on 17 cents to $33.86, NAB adding seven cents to $35.18, Westpac nine cents higher at $34.36 and Commonwealth Bank enjoying a 78-cent gain to $83.13.
Tap Oil shares received a 7.3 per cent lift as the company's flagship Manora project nears production.
Mortgage insurer Genworth has risen 32 cents to $3.59 after flagging a full year profit of up to $250 million.
However, fashion retailer Noni B dropped four cents, or 8.5 per cent, to 43 cents after warning weak market conditions means it will post a loss at the higher end of its previously advised $1.8 to $2.2 million spectrum.
* At the close on Wednesday, the benchmark S&P/ASX200 index was 34.5 points, or 0.62 per cent, higher at 5,622.9.
* The broader All Ordinaries index was up 34.5 points, or 0.62 per cent, at 5,615.1.
* The September share price index futures contract was 32 points higher at 5,571, with 24,664 contracts traded.
* The price of gold in Sydney at 1700 AEST was $US1,299.2 per fine ounce, down $US6.13 on Tuesday's price of $US1,305.33.
* National turnover was 1.6 billion shares worth $4 billion.


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Wave, Cloud, Sand June 24 2010
WAVE CLOUD SAND from Matt Kleiner on Vimeo.WAVE CLOUD SAND is a short film comprised of moving pictures. Photographed throughout the east coast of Australia, the film's aim was to show the intricacy and beauty of the simple things that surround us. Focusing on the empty canvas WAVE CLOUD SAND shows that action is a relative term.wayoftheocean.com/blog


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Arctic Monkeys' Alex Turner Writing Superhero Movie
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Arctic Monkeys frontman Alex Turner and fellow musician Miles Kane are getting into the movie business.
Kane - who performs with Turner as the Last Shadow Puppets - tells Digital Spy the rockers are writing a superhero film together. Kane says he can't share too many details at this point, but explains that the movie will be set in the '60s and has an "X-Men kind of vibe." He adds that he and Turner won't have any major acting roles in the future film, although he isn't ruling out a "little cameo."
Turner and Kane released the Last Shadow Puppets' debut album The Age of the Understatement in 2008. Kane says they always talk about recording a follow-up, but for now they're focusing on the movie.
Turner is also keeping busy with the Arctic Monkeys summer tour schedule. They played Milwaukee's Summerfest last week, and will be back in the U.S. in August for Lollapalooza.
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26th February 2014 02:59 PM #1
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Toddler Night Terrors?
Hello all, please help me does anyone else experience there child having night terrors? My three year old has been waking up from his naps screaming with his eyes shut. He cries and kicks if you try to console him. Are these night terrors? Is this normal?
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1st March 2014 06:22 AM #2
Dear mumof2boys,
Thank you for your post. I'm sorry to hear that your older son has been waking up from his naps distressed.
However, night terrors typically occur during a child's long night-time sleep rather than a nap. This is because night terrors occur in non-REM sleep and a child has to have been asleep for at least 2.5-3 hours before they enter this stage of sleep. In a night terror a child may seem distressed and scream out or even thrash around but they won't actually be properly awake. Many children who have night terrors do not recognise their parents while the night terror is occurring because they are not awake (even though their eyes are often open); they are between sleep states.
Is it that your son is waking up from his naps upset (rather than waking up distressed and then going back to sleep)? Does he recognise you during this time? How long has he typically been asleep for? Does this ever occur in the night?
From what you describe so far it doesn't sound like a night terror although it could be that he has had a nightmare. I wonder if he could also be over-tired?
Do you wake him up from his naps or does he wake himself? Has their been any big changes in his life recently (e.g. starting nursery school) which could be concerning him?
How long are his naps, on average and how long does he sleep for at night? It is his overall sleep duration which is really important.
I look forward to reading your reply.
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2-2.5 hour naps
4th March 2014 06:46 AM #4
So, just to double check, your son only screams when he is waking up - rather than screaming mid-sleep? If so, this does not sound like a night terror.
Poor little guy. Has he woken himself up? Could he be light sensitive? Can he wake up in a dimly lit room when he is naturally ready to wake up? I also wonder if playing soothing music would help him?
How does he fall asleep? How a child falls asleep can affect both their sleep quality and the way in which they wake up.
I hope we can get to the cause of this quickly and help your son.
Warm wishes,
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Interrupted sleep
I'm not sure if he's waking up because his nap was interrupted. When the light is off he wakes up ok. He usually falls asleep after we read a book or other days he will lay down after playing with his little brother. But while he's waking up he seems still asleep and you have to just let him scream it out till he calms down and opens his eyes which makes it hard to tell if he was interrupted or waking up.
12th March 2014 07:56 AM #6
Dear Sam,
Thank you for your reply.
I came across this information on night terrors and toddler sleep this week and I thought you would find it helpful: Gentle Sleep.
Warm wishes,
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The UNLV Marjorie Barrick Museum is pleased to announce the opening of "Painted Pictures," an exhibition of original photographs by famed actor/director/comedian/singer/ philanthropist, Jerry Lewis.
An avid and obsessive photographer throughout his entire lifetime, Jerry Lewis created this unique body of work during the 50's, 60's and 70's. Known to always have a camera by his side, his knowledge and use of the camera as a vehicle for expression is notably extraordinary. It is the strength of these works that allows this multi-talented entertainer to add the title of "artist/photographer".
The exhibition is curated by Michele C. Quinn, MCQ Fine Art.
As a complement to the exhibition, "Painted Pictures," the UNLV Marjorie Barrick Museum will also host the Jerry Lewis Film Festival. The museum will present weekly screenings of films by Jerry Lewis.
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GOLDEN, Colo., Feb. 17, 2009 – Colorado School of Mines Advanced Water Treatment Center (AQWATEC) has opened a pilot-scale wastewater reclamation facility on the school's campus in Golden.
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The crown of a masonry chimney is a concrete top that ideally looks something like the one shown. It has an angled top to shed water and it overhangs the brick to keep drips off the chimney sides. It surrounds the clay flues but doesn't encase them. A 1/4-in. gap allows the clay flues to expand and contract from repeated heating and cooling without cracking (or cracking the crown). (The flues "float" inside the brick chimney walls; that is, they're supported by the brick but not attached to it.) A high-quality polyurethane caulk seals the flue/crown gap and prevents water penetration.
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The off-and-on widening of Interstate 10 between the I-10/12 split and Siegen Lane may be completed by the end of the year, said Sherri LeBas, secretary for the state Department of Transportation and Development.
"If not by the end of this year, then certainly by the early part of 2013," LeBas said. "I would say by February."
The $86 million project has been under way to varying degrees since January 2009.
It was originally supposed to be finished by late 2011.
But DOTD officials announced that year that the work was 10 months behind schedule.
They also replaced the lead contractor, Austin Bridge & Road Inc., with Boh Bros. Construction of New Orleans.
LeBas said some lanes still need paving.
Work also remains to be done on a soundwall, which parallels some of the westbound portion of the corridor, but LeBas said that should not affect the opening of the expanded road.
"We are very hopeful that it will be by the end of the year," LeBas said.
Work on an adjoining project, adding a new lane in each direction between Siegen Lane and Highland Road, should be done by spring 2013, she said.
Paving and finishing bridge work along the corridor remain on the to-do list, LeBas said.
That project has a $60 million pricetag.
Boh Bros. has been the contractor from the start.
Traffic on I-10 between the split and Highland Road is among the heaviest in the Baton Rouge area, and will get even busier during the Christmas shopping season.
Construction work has all but ensured near-daily slowdowns for months in both directions around Essen Lane, Bluebonnet Boulevard and Siegen Lane.
Generally speaking, eastbound motorists have to get past Highland Road to feel like they are out of Baton Rouge traffic.
LeBas said motorists are going to notice a major difference when the work is done.
"Especially on that afternoon traffic going home," she said.
LeBas said it will be comparable to traffic relief motorists felt since the state in June finished the widening of I-12 between O'Neal Lane and Juban Road, which cost $146 million.
She said she has gotten more positive comments on that than almost any project she has worked on.
A third project, the widening of I-12 between Juban Road and Walker, is supposed to be finished by mid-2013.
After that, I-12 from Walker toward Satsuma — exactly how far is unclear — will be widened.
That work is supposed to cost between $10 million and $15 million.
All the funding sources have not been identified. Environmental studies are also required.
"If we are able to make it all the way to Satsuma, we may do it in two projects," LeBas said.
Area lawmakers have said the improvements on I-12 are helping to boost commerce between the New Orleans area and Lafayette.
All the work comes at a time when major state road and bridge projects are rare.
Louisiana has a $12.1 billion backlog of transportation work, and legislative efforts to find new dollars have floundered amid disappointing state revenue collections.
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Monday Morning Quarterback: The Good, The Bad Of Week 3
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The Bears are rolling in the early going and Jay Cutler has been on top of his game. While he only threw for 159 yards, he made a huge run in the fourth quarter that kept a drive alive and a superb touchdown pass to Earl Bennett that clinched the game for the Bears.
Ben Roethlisberger threw for 406 yards and two touchdowns, but he also threw two interceptions and fumbled three times. The Steelers are in a big hole and unless Roethlisberger stops making mistakes, they won't get out of it.
Seattle SeahawksJacksonville Jaguars
Russell Wilson did whatever he wanted to against the Jaguars, throwing four touchdown passes and completing 14-of-21 passes. The Jaguars were never in the game, and Wilson's accuracy and confidence were a big part of that.
Chad Henne was in over his head against the Seahawks' powerful defense. He threw for 235 yards but he did not throw a touchdown pass and he threw two interceptions.
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Andrew Luck did not have an overly impressive statistical game, but he directed the Colts' offense with expertise, ran for a touchdown and he completed 18-of-27 passes for 164 yards. There was a certain maturity to his game that bodes very well for the Colts.
Colin Kaepernick is a very talented quarterback, but after two consecutive losses, he is learning that leading an NFL team is anything but easy. He was just 13-of-27 for 150 yards with no touchdowns and an interception.
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Miami DolphinsAtlanta Falcons
Ryan Tannehill continues to make big plays for the Dolphins. He completed 24-of-35 passes for 236 yards and two touchdowns. His late scoring pass gave the Dolphins an impressive win over a very good team.
Matt Ryan and his teammates did not sustain their effort. After a solid start, the Falcons appeared to lose their steam and that's a problem. He threw for 238 yards and two touchdowns, but he was not at his best when the game was on the line.
Detroit LionsWashington Redskins
Matthew Stafford did a solid job of picking apart the Redskins' defense, throwing for 385 yards and two touchdowns. Stafford is getting to become the big-game quarterback the Lions thought he would be when they drafted him.
While RGIII was better in this game than he was in the first two games of the season, he still is struggling with consistency and he lacks the explosiveness that he had last year. He threw for 326 yards, but he did not have a TD pass and he threw one interception.
Tennessee TitansSan Diego Chargers
Jake Locker may not be a star quarterback, but he was good enough to get the win against the Chargers when he threw a late TD pass to Justin Hunter. Locker threw for 299 yards and he did not throw an interception. Philip Rivers was nearly perfect, as he completed 20-of-24 passes for the Chargers and he did not throw an interception.
As sharp as Rivers was, he needed to sustain his drives and get the Chargers into the endzone at least one more time, and he could not do that.
New Orleans SaintsArizona Cardinals
Drew Brees simply takes charge and if he has a chance, he is not going to let victory slip through his fingers. He was dominant against the Cardinals as he threw for 342 yards and three TDs in the Saints' one-sided victory.
Carson Palmer knows that he was not up to the challenge of trading punches with Brees. While it's not quite that simple, he completed just 18-of-35 passes for 187 yards with no touchdowns and two interceptions. That's not going to help his team win a tough road game.
New England PatriotsTampa Bay Buccaneers
Tom Brady has not hit his stride yet this season, but he has been good enough to help the Patriots get to a 3-0 record. He completed 25-of-36 passes against the Bucs and his consistent play kept Tampa Bay's defense from gaining any kind of foothold.
Greg Schiano has a problem. His team is not going to make any kind of progress as long as Josh Freeman remains as his quarterback. Freeman was ineffective against New England, completing just 19-of-41 passes.
Cleveland BrownsMinnesota Vikings
It appeared the Browns had little chance when they had to go with former third-string quarterback Brian Hoyer. However, Hoyer completed 30-of-54 passes for 321 yards and three touchdowns, including the game-winner to Jordan Cameron in the final stages of the fourth quarter.
Christian Ponder strikes again for the Vikings. He was unable to help the Vikings expand the lead after they took it in the second half or mount a feasible drive on the final possession. He puts the Vikings at a disadvantage nearly every week.
Dallas CowboysSt. Louis Rams
The Cowboys put away the Rams with a consistent effort from start to finish, and much of that was on Tony Romo, as he completed 17-of-24 passes for 210 yards with three touchdowns and he did not throw an interception.
Sam Bradford tried to get the Rams back in the game, but they were outclassed by the Cowboys in this game. Bradford played with the requisite effort and he did not throw an interception, but he was not quite good enough to direct more than one scoring drive.
Cincinnati BengalsGreen Bay Packers
While Andy Dalton missed on some of his longer passes, he completed 20-of-28 passes for 235 yards and two touchdowns. He looked sharp and confident against an aggressive defense.
While Aaron Rodgers threw for 244 yards and had the Packers' offense percolating in the middle of the game, he threw two interception and he couldn't help his team hold on to a 16-point second half lead.
Carolina PanthersNew York Giants
The numbers were excellent for Cam Newton, who was desperate for a good game and even more desperate for a victory. Newton threw three TD passes and also ran for one as he played within himself and took advantage of New York's generous defense.
It's falling apart for Eli Manning and there's no other way to put it. He's had three poor games and he could do nothing to get out from under Carolina's overpowering pass rush.
Baltimore RavensHouston Texans
Joe Flacco is feeling a lot better about his team as they gave him support from the defense and a semblance of a running game and he was able to make the throws he needed to to beat a very good – but emotionless – Houston team.
There are no doubts about Matt Schaub's intelligence or ability. However, you have to rise to the occasion every week in the NFL and he did not come through with his best effort against the Ravens.
Kansas City ChiefsPhiladelphia Eagles
Alex Smith is managing the game nicely. Quarterbacks may hate to hear that, but he did not throw any interceptions and he gave the Chiefs a chance to win even though he didn't throw any touchdown passes.
Michael Vick looks a lot more comfortable in the Chip Kelly offense than he did under Andy Reid, but he struggled with his accuracy and completed just 13-of-30 passes. That's not going to get it done.


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The Waterford School is home to many high school teams and clubs, but few have the privilege to compete in an international competition like the Raven's Robotics Team.
With the help of their homemade robot "Watty," the team became top ranked at FIRST Robotic's Las Vegas Regional competition. The win gives the group a spot at the international championship being held in St. Louis, Missouri which runs April 24 through 27.
The team owes their big win to hours of hard work, determination to learn more and improve their creations. The competitions are full of fun and prizes, but they also open up career-launching opportunities to the students. The team itself grows their already budding interest in science and engineering, as well as teaching valuable communication skills.
The initiative put in by the students is exceptional compared to the typical after-school program.
"It's basically the equivalent of a full-time job," said Chance Beagley, a senior at Waterford and team captain. "We've put hundreds of hours into this thing."
The team is full of students with a variety of skills that go toward building the robot. While different members have their strengths, the Ravens make sure every member has an understanding of all aspects of robot building.
Knowledge in mechanics, physics, trigonometry, engineering, computer programming and even 3D modeling are needed to make a robot.
"These groups are by far the best STEM activities you can be a part of," said Todd Winters, director of admissions at Waterford, referring to curriculums that focus on science, technology, engineering and math.
Along with being on the team, a robotics course is required to be taken where students learn the basics of making their own "Johnny 5."
Watty, the Frisbee-throwing robot, was built only a few months prior to their first competition in late March at Utah's regional contest. The international robotics league, FIRST (For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology) began its season in January. Teams have six weeks to build their robot and must follow strict guidelines in order to qualify for competition.
The league's challenge varies from year to year and this season's game is called Ultimate Ascent. Three teams are grouped together to form "alliances." Teamwork is essential, not only within individual groups, but also among the alliances.
It's three versus three as the goal is for robots to shoot Frisbees into different goals, varying in size, height from the ground and point value. They must do this while avoiding the other team's robots. Bonus points can be collected by climbing a 26-foot-tall pyramid structure; the higher they climb, the more points are given. This is the riskiest part of the game as a robot can fall and break, knocking it out of the competition.
The Ravens worked long days and nights to perfect Watty, some even sacrificing their Spring Break. All their work was reflected on to Watty's performance at the competition; from the mechanism that tossed the Frisbees, to the motors and gears that helped it climb the pyramid.
Whether it's to make quick repairs, load the robot with Frisbees, or to be the pilot, everyone on the team has a job to do during the game.
Piloting Watty takes lots of practice as well as seamless programming, said Ayana Beatty, a junior. The robot is piloted using a wireless Playstation controller, so being a gamer doesn't hurt either.
The Ravens swept the competition at the Utah Regionals, but in Las Vegas they were up against world-class teams from the most prestigious tech schools.
Seeing schools from overseas wheel out complex machines was intimidating, said George Matus, a freshman. Things looked bad when Watty malfunctioned during one of its first matches.
Only after one loss they were able to figure out what went wrong and made the proper adjustments.
The Ravens went on to win the rest of their matches and became the lead team of their alliance, allowing them to choose their partner schools.
"We met with a lot of other teams and spoke to so many people," Matus said. It required a good amount of scouting out other groups that would be easy to work with and whose robot showed potential.
Waterford teamed up with D'Penguineers of Dos Pueblos, California and Vikings Robotics of Huntington Beach, California, not only winning every elimination match, but being ranked as number one at the competition.
Jacob Fishman, a freshman, noticed how many of the more complex robots broke down more, whereas they tried to keep Watty as simple as possible.
"We only broke down once [during the competition], which is almost unheard of," Fishman said.
Watty impressed judges so much that the team received the Motorola Quality Award for their robust and efficient design.
"We're focused on doing fewer things and doing them well," Beagley said regarding the robots simpler design compared to their competitors.
Whenever they build a new creation including Watty, the team sticks to five basic principles: "Robust," "Redundant," "Repairable," "Ready," and "Ravenous."
Fishman said by following these bullet points, it has allowed the group to build the better robot. Not only do these principles apply to their robot, but to them as a team.
"Our first objective is to learn," Fishman said. "Everyone learns the basics and sooner or later has a hand in making the robot."
On a typical team meet-up after school, you can see the members tinkering with homemade gadgets, fine-tuning their competitive robot and training for matches with their practice robot all the while chatting about what can be done better, always teaching the newer members along the way.
Sometimes the close-knit group can be seen on campus goofing around with basketball-chucking droids and remote-control helicopters. They took over a good portion of the assembly auditorium with their practice courses and training robots.
What makes their coach and science teacher, James Harris, proud is the initiative put in by the team members and the fact that they are learning practical skills for the future. Nearly everyone on the team looks forward to a future in robotics, engineering and related fields.
Opportunities are not in short supply for students in successful teams, in fact many gravitate toward them.
Beagley graduates at the end of spring and is already weighing offers from the top engineering and technical schools in the country.
"There are so many careers that this can open up for you," Beagley said. "Companies and schools know this program and scout out talent."
Beagley said he is meeting with different colleges at the championship in St. Louis.
The Ravens and Watty are ready for the challenges that lies ahead in the championship. Win or lose, the team plans on continuing to learn and looking forward to the future of their careers and robotics.
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Porsha Williams turns herself in to police after 'RHOA' fight
Porsha Williams has turned herself in to authorities after they issued a warrant for her arrest.
The "Real Housewives of Atlanta" star was charged with misdemeanor battery for her alleged attack against Kenya Moore at the RHOA reunion taping.
According to reports, she posted her $2,000 bail in cash at the Fulton County Sheriff's Department after posing for a mugshot and went on her way.
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Get ready to bid farewell to Bon Temps.
True Blood will end its run on HBO next summer EW reports. The fantasy series will wrap up its upcoming seventh season with a final 10 episodes.
Now that you know the end is coming, how would you like the series to bow out? What kind of closure do you want for Sookie (Anna Paquin) and gang? Share your thoughts below.


text: Trade back 6-10 spots and pick up an extra 3rd.... 1st Round- Jonathan Cooper OG North Carolina- Its clear that the o-line is a problem and Jerry has to stop being stubborn and address it. Cooper is an extremely gifted athlete for a man of his size and fits our scheme nicely. Immediate day 1 stater at RG. 2nd Round- Kawann Short Purdue- With Brent out of the picture and Ratliff becoming more and more of a ? the D-line is also a pretty big problem. Short is big at 6'3 315 and surprisingly athletic. Has made a ton of plays in the backfield at Purdue with a good amount of sacks for a DT. A good value in the middle of the 2nd round because of the good depth of DT in this draft class. 3rd Round- Robert Lester S Alabama- I don't like the depth at all at the safety position and Barry Church is no sure thing to be a good stater. We flat out need more talent at the position. Lester has been making plays on the best defense in college football for 3 straight years. He may not be the flashiest player ever, but he gets the job done more times than not. 3rd Round- Cornellius "Tank" Carradine OLB FSU- With an extra 3rd rounder Jerry takes a chance on an injured athlete as usual. Tank got a chance to start when Jenkins went down and responded with 11 sacks and 13 TFL in 12 games. Probably would have been an early 2nd rounder without the injury but Jerry loves the value pick with injured players in the mid rounds. 4th Round- Brian Winter OT Kent State- Free and Parnell stink and theres no one else. I hope we sign an established FA, but I would still like to get some young talent in here at the position. Winters was dominant, but against lesser MAC competition. Some questions whether he can stand up against top talent, but I think hes a pretty good RT prospect in the NFL. 5th Round- Josh Boyd DT Miss St- More bodies for what I expect (and hope) to be a depleted D-line. Had a stand out year last year with Fletcher Cox next to him, but hasnt been quite as good this year. The obvious question is whether or not Cox made him look good or he's just struggling because he's receiving more double teams. Either way he has the size and talent to make a good rotational player for us. 6th Round- Montel Harris RB Temple- All time leading rusher at Boston College who transferred to Temple for 1 year because of behavior issues. Has above average size at 5'9 205 and has flat out produced in college. 4,700 yards and 40 TD's in 4 years of playing. I've seen a good amount of him at Temple this year and he's a good 1 cut zone running type of back. Can also catch and block pretty well. Probably a late 4th/early 5th round guy if he had stayed at BC with no problems, but I like him as a reserve back with our last pick.


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Brevard, N.C. - Josh Roper led all scorers with 22 points, but five Wingate players reached double figures in scoring and the Bulldogs connected on 12 three-pointers in the contest as the Tornados fell in Boshamer Gymnasium on Saturday, 93-81.
Roper led Brevard (16-7, 8-4 SAC) with his 13th 20-point effort on the season, going a perfect eight for eight from the free throw line to go with a team high five assists. Jonathan Whitson added 17 points on six of seven shooting and Sam Carlisle added 17 points and five rebounds as the Tornados connected on 48.3 percent (28-58) of their field goal attempts in the game. Nathan Whitmire finished the game with seven points and five rebounds, connecting on the first Brevard three-pointer in the game as the Tornados struggled from behind the arc, connecting on only 15.0 percent (3-20) of their attempts.
Larry Staley led the Bulldogs (12-11, 5-7 SAC) with 19 points and 10 rebounds for his first career double-double, while Jaime Vaughn finished with 18 points, hitting three shots from behind the arc. Odell Turner, Paidrick Matilus and David Johnson rounded out the group in double digits for the Bulldogs as Wingate connected on 50.0 percent (30-60) of their field goal attempts and 40.0 percent (12-30) of their attempts from behind the arc.
Staley opened up the scoring on the opening tipoff, connecting on a jumper to put the Bulldogs up 2-0. The teams swapped scores as the score was tied at nine on a free throw by Carlisle and at 18 on a layup by Brevard's Jermichael Tanner at the 12:04 mark as neither team was able to build more than a five point lead in the first half.
A baseline jumper by Whitson put Brevard up 20-18 and the Tornados retained the lead for the next nine minutes, going up by five at one point on Whitmire's jumper on the fast break at the 8:39 mark to put the Tornados up 27-22, but Wingate brought the game back on a jumper by Vaughn to tie the game up at 35 with 3:00 minutes remaining in the first half. A fast break layup by Whitson put the Tornados up 37-35, but Vaughn answered with a three-pointer on Wingate's following trip down the court as the Bulldogs went up by four on a layup by Quan Alexander with less than a minute left in the first half.
A pair of free throws by Whitson ended the first half as the teams went into the locker rooms with the score at 43-41 in favor of the guests.
The score was tied up three times in the first five minutes of the second half as a jumper by Carlisle tied the game at 45 and a free throw by Darin Dellinger tied the game up at 50. Johnson tied the game up for Wingate at the 15:40 mark with a free throw, then made the following one to give the Bulldogs the 52-51 lead. Carlisle drove in for a layup on Brevard's next trip down the court, but Johnson answered with a three-pointer to give the Bulldogs the 55-53 lead.
Wingate would not relinquish the lead the rest of the way as the Bulldogs outscored the Tornados 38-28 the rest of the way to take the win.
The Tornados take to the road in their next game, traveling to Jefferson City, Tenn. to face off against the Eagles of Carson-Newman College on Wednesday, February 17th. Tipoff for the game between the Tornados and Eagles inside Holt Fieldhouse is scheduled for 8 p.m.


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I AM the world's first Shadow Mage.
Well, I feel fine. So there's that.
I'm just happy to hear there's a special place in hell.
Lets wait until 5 am east time or whatever it is before the 22nd would be. Then Ill laugh at people.
Intel 6600k at 4.4ghz, 8gb DDR4 Ram @2800mhz, Gigabyte GTX 1070 G1 GPU, 500W EVGA 80+Bronze PSU, Corsair 200R case, Seagate 1tb Hybrid HDD, Acer G257HU Monitor, CMSTORM KB and Mouse combo.
It is finaly over now. No more memes, or facebook posts!
Now...Apocolypse move marathon.. Starting with Deep impact
Have a nice christmas guys!
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If this is what heaven looks like, I demand a refund.
And if this is what hell looks like, I still demand a refund.
i was not crying in the shower
i just realized how i'll never get to meet darth vader and then soap got in my eye - Kylo Ren
I fired up a Life After People marathon and got drunk. Good times.
Guess it's a good thing I decided to hold off on some of the "bucket list" stuff.


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March 24, 2006
9/11 Online Community Support Group:9/11 Families: A House Divided, A House Created
After a tragedy such as 9/11, families go through all kinds of changes. This can help to bring people together, or it can make it a real challenge to keep relations close. We will discuss these issues during the next chat on Tuesday, March 28th from 8-9pm EST. It is open to members who have found successful ways to keep family and friends together after 9/11, and to those who are trying to make it work. This online chat session will provide 9/11 victims' families, survivors, first responders, and others affected by the attacks at the Pentagon, the World Trade Center, and Shanksville the opportunity to discuss issues and topics of importance in a safe, supportive environment. As a reminder, all participants must be FOS11 members (please see below on how to register as a member - membership is free). Dr. Donna Gaffney, a licensed mental health professional and noted trauma specialist, will facilitate the chat.
Enroll Now:
After you login, you will be able to choose an anonymous chat name (which will identify you in the chat room) and a password. Then, you will receive an email with a link to the chat. On Wednesday, March 8th at 8pm, please click on the link that is emailed to you and enter your chosen chat name and password. As a reminder, all participants must be 18 years of age or older and members of Families of September 11 (FOS11). To register as a FOS11 member, please click on the link at the bottom of this email. If you have any problems or questions, contact firstname.lastname@example.com or 212-575-1878.
To learn more about the FOS11 Online Chat Program, visit our website at http://www.familiesofseptember11.org/chat.aspx.


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Yahoo! Widget Engine 4.5
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Putting the .5 in Yahoo! Widgets 4.5
So, what exactly is it that we've been cooking up here in Widgetland these last few months? In this version, we've got more detailed security disclosures to give users a better sense of what a Widget can do before it runs, a rearchitected core along with a full W3C-compliant Document Object Model (DOM), as well as support for Flash and HTML. What does all this mean? Basically, we're extending the platform to enable Widget authors to create richer and more powerful desktop Widgets (like ones that run video, w00t!). And at the same time, we're also making it even easier for people to use their existing skills (and maybe even some code) to create a desktop Widget on Yahoo!.
New Widgets to Love
We've also got a few cool new and improved Widgets, like our very own Yahoo! Finance Widget and Widgets from our friends at the NBA and RockYou. You will find these Widgets in our Widget Spotlight on the front page of the new Yahoo! Widget Gallery over the next few weeks. These partners share our vision of delivering compelling experiences to their audiences on the desktop, and we're very happy they've chosen our platform to do so.
Sharing the Widget Platform Love
We're also very pleased to announce integration with several leading Widget creation and distribution platforms. As announced at the Widget Summit a few weeks ago, the thousands of Widgets built using the Netvibes UWA will now be available on your desktop as Yahoo! Widgets from the Netvibes Ecosystem. Additionally, Clearspring is now including the option to add the many web Widgets they power, from partners like NBC Universal and Time, to your desktop as Yahoo! Widgets. And by the end of this year, MuseStorm will be supporting output to Yahoo! Widgets for their partners, like CBS and Universal Music Group, as part of their forthcoming platform release.


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Energy Efficient Timber Frame
Project: Energy Efficient Timber Frame
Categories: Residential, New Construction, Energy-Efficient 'Green' Home
Design/Build Firm: Olde World Custom Homes
Dealer: Old Mission Windows
Kolbe Series: Ultra Series
Exterior: Extruded aluminum cladding with fluoropolymer finish in Chutney
Product Types:
• Crank-out casements, picture windows and transoms
• Radius windows
• Garden-Aire sliding patio doors
• Swinging patio doors
Other Options:
• Custom divided lite patterns
• Douglas fir doors
Expansive Lake Views with Energy Efficient Windows
The forested, rolling terrain and many lakes surrounding Michigan's Traverse City area lure homeowners, designers, builders and naturalists. Marcy Hurst and Scott Norris, co-owners of Olde World Custom Homes, have focused their design/build business on creating efficient, beautiful designs constructed for waterfront and "view" sites such as Joni and Bob Formisano's new home. The couple's visually striking, timber frame residence showcases 82 Kolbe-crafted windows and doors, offering near limitless views of Pearl Lake's eastern shore.
The amount of glass might suggest the house would have energy efficiency issues in its northern climate, but quite the opposite is true. Kolbe's Ultra Series windows and doors helped earn the house a Michigan ENERGY STAR® grant. The grants are awarded every year to licensed residential builders whose projects demonstrate energy efficiency and innovative design and construction. Grant recipients receive up to $8,000 for marketing, energy rating and other expenses. The Formisano's home was the highest scoring of the five winners for 2005.
"Kolbe's products are so diverse, that it was very easy to design windows to fit the home's sense of place and style and enable it to merge more compatibly with its surroundings," said Marc Cesario of Old Mission Windows, which supplied the windows and doors. The house features several radius units, and there are custom grilles in all 12 doors and 60 windows. The windows are trimmed in pine, and fir was used on the doors.
Olde World specified Kolbe products for both their aesthetic match and their energy efficiency track record. Double pane insulating glass units with LoE² coating and argon gas are standard on Ultra Series products, helping them to meet or exceed ENERGY STAR guidelines in all climate zones. Cesario also noted, "The superior ratings of Kolbe's products means homeowners can enjoy the views without thinking that their dollars are flying out the windows – or the doors."
This two-story, $1.4 million home encompasses 6,200-square-feet and "shows that it's entirely possible to have a large home and still be environmentally conscious," said Hurst. "Because this house meets ENERGY STAR requirements, the cost of both heating and cooling it is 61% less than a similarly-sized home that doesn't." Although Olde World has not previously pursued ENERGY STAR grants, Hurst emphasized "energy efficiency is always our first focus, because it is the longest lasting value that we can provide to our clients. Our design and building standards are such that all of the homes we have completed would comply with the ENERGY STAR requirements."
The Formisano's ENERGY STAR home also won the People's Choice Award for Best Home in the Grand Traverse area's annual Parade of Homes. Hurst said the Parade is one of Olde World's biggest marketing tools: "The attendants of the Parade are looking for all kinds of new ideas. It was great to be able to show them so many sustainable and energy efficient resources in one place."
Along with Kolbe's energy efficient Ultra Series windows and doors, the residence incorporates sustainable and recycled materials, and sensible approaches to energy management. For example, radiant heat elements for the first floor allowed downsizing of the forced air furnace because once the desired heating level is reached, the radiant heating makes that level easier to maintain, so the furnace uses less fossil fuel. Structural insulated panel construction (two layers of oriented strawboard with Styrofoam in between), cement fiber siding and a heat recovery ventilator – which takes air from outside and conditions it before releasing it inside – are other conservation considerations.