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A New World
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Published on November 17, 2010. .
All her life Eleanor Thatcher's known dreamers like Cahill McCrea–and their dangers. But since Cahill's Irish ballads bring much-needed customers to her waterfront restaurant, she'll simply appreciate him without falling for his charm. Cahill knows the life he wants and now he's found the woman he wants to share it with, if he can only persuade his headstrong Eleanor. . .before time runs out.


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The Astrological Revolution
The following is excerpted from The Astrological Revolution: Unveiling the Science of the Stars as a Science of Reincarnation and Karma, available from Steiner Books.
One of the beneficial aspects of the contemporary rediscovery of the Mayan calendar's "end date" has been the attention brought to bear on astrology. Though the systems have changed over the millennia, the constant fundamental proposition of all astrological knowledge systems is that the rhythms of the planets against the stars play into human life -- and the arc of human history. The calendrical phrase "2012" has in a way become our era's signal short hand for this conception.
The Reality Sandwich community has been instrumental in fostering conscious striving toward an exposition of human consciousness, in the expectation that the ancient Mayan priest-astronomers intuited a spiritual event of great magnitude centering on the year 2012. In our book, Christ & the Mayan Calendar: 2012 and the Coming of the Antichrist, we presented a challenging aspect of the spiritual events of our time; in our new book, The Astrological Revolution: Unveiling the Science of the Stars as a Science of Reincarnation and Karma (Lindisfarne Books: 2010), based on the past 30 years of Robert Powell's reincarnation research, we offer a tool foraiding one extremely hopeful development of our time -- the birth of a new star wisdom, coincident with the continuing incarnation of the Divine Sophia. The excerpt below introduces the importance of Rudolf Steiner's statement from 1912 as a seed for Robert's astrological reincarnation research.
Introduction:Seth's Pillars
On a fine spring day in April 1914, a detective from the New York City Police Department walked into a luxury suite in the Carnegie Hall Building at Seventh Avenue and Seventy-Fifth Street and arrested Miss Evangeline Adams for fortune-telling. The dozen or so fashionably dressed men and women who waited in the reception room may have included Enrico Caruso or Mary Pickford or Charlie Chaplin, for these and other New York notables were among her clients. Ever since her arrival in Manhattan in March 1899, Evangeline Adams had been a crafty self-promoter whose invented Boston Brahmin roots (she claimed, untruthfully, that she was descended from John Adams) were intended to lend respectability to her profession of astrology. Though Caruso swore that he never crossed the Atlantic without first finding from Miss Adams the day propitious for sailing; though Miss Adams's client J. P. Morgan is often quoted as having said "Millionaires don't use astrology. Billionaires do!" (a quote invented by Evangeline Adams!); though half a million CBS radio listeners eagerly sent in their birth information with a box top from Forhan toothpaste in hopes of having Evangeline Adams cast their horoscope on the air; and though Judge John J. Freschi reputedly (again, the only source is Adams herself) declared upon acquitting Adams of that charge of illegal fortune-telling: "the defendant raises astrology to the dignity of an exact science," astrology has not achieved such dignity, even though film stars, judges, presidents, and Everyman have found it helpful in understanding the puzzle of their own biographies.
At nearly the same moment as Evangeline Adams was being arrested, a much younger science -- Assyriology, the linguistic, historical and archaeological study of ancient Mesopotamia and neighbouring cultures -- was bringing forth discoveries that would eventually lead to a much clearer understanding of astrology's ancient roots in the Near East. In the nineteen-teens and twenties, The New York Times regularly carried sensational reports of archaeological finds from Babylon, Ninevah, Nippur, and other ancient cities. Some of the vast number of cuneiform clay tablets which held the long lost secrets of Babylonian star lore made their way to American museums -- including the Metropolitan Museum and J. P. Morgan's private library on Madison Avenue. In 1910, Morgan gave Yale University $100,000 in U.S. Steel stock to found a professorship in Assyriology. Cuneiform-pondering linguists and Indiana Jones-style tablet hunters became popular figures in novels, film, and plays. The word "decipher" showed up frequently in headlines and advertising copy, the quest to penetrate the mysteries of Babylonian culture seizing the national imagination in a way unseen since Champollion's translation of the Rosetta Stone in the 1820s. Americans' enormous interest in the Near East reflected a widespread desire for some affirmation of Old Testament truths in the face of the brash new religion of Darwinism. The clay tablets told epic stories of the gods -- Ea, Marduk, Nabu, Inanna -- and of a primeval Flood, and of the movements of the planets against the backdrop of the stars. For the fast and fleeting "flapper" generation, there was the reassurance of cosmic permanence in the simple triangular marks in the clay.
Near the end of the first century AD, the Roman historian Josephus wrote in his Antiquities of the Jews of how Adam, the first human being, instructed his son Seth to erect two pillars -- one of brick and another of stone --depicting knowledge of the starry heavens. Adam's plan was that if the brick tablet were destroyed in the Flood, the stone one would survive to teach humanity what was written on it. Josephus could not have known just how often that brick tablet would become lost, damaged, misread, scoffed at,ignored, and condemned over the twenty centuries that followed. Like the knowledge of the fairy world, which has ever and always been "going away" -- vanishing from human sight -- while simultaneously coming into view in new forms, Seth's descendants' knowledge -- astrology -- has perennially perished in the flood of rationalism, materialism, and scientism (not to mention charlatanry) that has deluged and drowned this ancient arena of human experience. That moment in Manhattan in 1914 is just one of countless paradoxical simultaneities down through the centuries, when astrology seemed to be suffering its death throes at the same moment as being born anew.
At nearly the same moment as the tarnished brick pillar of Evangeline Adams's Seventh Avenue astrology and the clay tablets from Ninevah or Nippur were so widely celebrated, the stone pillar was reappearing, though few took notice then or now. About a year before Miss Adams's arrest, in Strasbourg, France, Rudolf Steiner gave the last in a series of lectures on "The Life of the Soul Between Death and Rebirth." Steiner had delivered these lectures over a period of seven months in nearly a dozen cities -- Milan, Hanover, Vienna, Bern, Linz, Tübingen, Frankfurt, Munich, Breslau, Düsseldorf, and Strasbourg -- and there was a palpable quality of "research in progress" in them. Joking asides and small anecdotes alternate with vast, esoteric panoramas to portray the mysterious voyage of the human soul after death, as well as the playing into one life of the deeds and decisions of the previous life, via the records inscribed in the starry world. Given the sweeping scope of these lectures, one might easily pass over a small passage like this one:
When a person passes through the gate of death he dies under a certain configuration of stars. This configuration is significant for his further life of soul because it remains there as an imprint. In his soul there remains the endeavor to enter into the same configuration at a new birth, to do justice once again to the forces received at the moment of death. It is an interesting point that if one works out the configuration at death and compares it with the configuration of the later birth, one finds that it coincides to a high degree with the configuration at the former death. [Rudolf Steiner, Life between Death and Rebirth, p. 97. (Lecture given November 28, 1912, in Munich)]
From his remarks just before this passage -- "The fact. . . came to me in an extraordinary way during the investigations of the last few months" -- Rudolf Steiner clearly indicates that this was a very recent discovery for him. He also held back from stating this discovery about the relationship between death and rebirth as "a general law." As with so much of the remarkable knowledge that he brought into the world, Rudolf Steiner left a tremendous amount unsaid about his discovery, opening up the possibility for future researchers to clarify and extend the findings of his own spiritual research.
For Robert Powell, this single paragraph from a 1912 lecture became a Rosetta Stone -- or, in the sense of Josephus's parable, a "pillar of stone" -- for his research into the mysteries of karma and reincarnation, as revealed by a study of the stars. The scientific principles he outlines in this book are themselves stone pillars, ones that humanity can take up with confidence at this time, no matter how many brick pillars have been lost, eroded, and corrupted over the intervening centuries since the Babylonian astrologers looked up into the night sky.
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Just the other day off "Evolver" there was that video clip more from the perspective of physics, about how dying stars release their energy as they implode allowing for new energetic forms to appear.
A new field combining physics / astronomy and astrology would certainly be interesting .. finally coming together after being at odds with each other for so long .. bringing it all home so to speak.
Like Mark Twain being born and dying in relation to Hailey's Comet.
Like the Magi following the star map to find the baby Jesus
... like the Tibetans reading the stars and clouds to find the new birthing Dalia Lama in each proceeding incarnation


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Best dog-loving camp sites in the southeast
- From: The Courier-Mail
- November 23, 2011 2:56PM
There are plenty of dog-loving camp sites around so you can have your holiday without abandoning your baby. Here are seven of the best in the region.
Man's best friend
DOGS are like children. In fact, for many people dogs are their children.
Pets do fret while the family is gone, no matter how luxurious the boarding kennel, and the family holiday is never quite the same when one member is missing.
Now there are plenty of dog-loving camp sites around so you can have your holiday without abandoning your baby.
Teresa Ralton has a look at seven of the best in the region.
Neurum Creek Bush Retreat
268 Rasmussen Road, Neurum; Google Map
Ph: 07 5496 3692; ncbr.com.au
Adults $10, children $5, dogs $2.50
Neurum Creek Bush Retreat borders the Mt Mee state forest close to Lake Somerset and the Stanley River. It has tracks and trails for the family and dog to traverse, as well as fun activities including a BMX track, swim and canoe pond, discoes and movie nights. All types of campers - from swag to motorhome - are welcomed to the large grassy campsites but dogs must be kept on a lead.
Flanagan Reserve Bush Camping
135 Flanagan Reserve Road, Barney View; Google Map
Adults $6.60, children $3.30
Ph: 07 5544 3128; flanaganreserve.com.au
Flanagan Reserve, near Mt Maroon and the NSW border is the closest to bush camping you and your mutt can get. Set on 12 hectares on the Scenic Rim, this camping ground has the advantage of being situated on a no-through road. Basic amenities, including a food kiosk, are provided in the wide and shady expanse of bush and there's even a doggie hitching rail in case you need to temporarily restrain your pooch.
Tamborine Mountain Caravan and Camping Park
Thunderbird Park, off Cedar Creek Falls Rd, Tamborine; Google Map
Powered sites $12 per adult, unpowered $9 per adult, children $5, dogs $10 for the stay
Ph: 07 5545 0034; tamborine.info
Part of a tourist complex, this property includes horse riding, sports facilities, art and craft shops and eateries. The park is close to a freshwater swimming creek and many swimming holes and the site welcomes leashed dogs.
Sharp Park Country Bush Camping
3069-3095 Beechmont Road, Canungra; Google Map
Priced from $6-8 depending on time of year
Ph: 0409 550 745; queenslandholidays.com.au
On five hectares of camping and recreational grounds in the hills near the Upper Coomera River, this camp is close to Lamington National Park and is great for swimming and fishing. Campfire facilities are provided including firewood and dogs are welcome although they must be contained at all times.
Borumba Deer Park
1133 Yabba Creek Rd, Imbil; Google Map
Powered sites $13 per adult, $6 per child. Unpowered $11 per adult, $6 per child. Dogs $2 per day
Ph: 07 5484 5196; borumbadeerpark.com
On the banks of Yabba Creek, Borumba Deer Park has open camping areas for big groups so children can run free. Dogs can run free, too, in the large off-lead area for pets, athough a good behaviour bond of $50 is required. If your dog misbehaves the money is donated to the RSPCA. There are site vans and cabins available for hire at the park, but dogs are not allowed.
Goomburra Valley Campground
2013 Inverramsay Road, Goomburra; Google Map
Adults $12.50, children $9
Ph: 07 4666 6006; goomburravalleycampground.com.au
Bordering national park land, Goomburra Valley Campground, on the banks of Dalrymple Creek, is great for bushwalking or bird watching. Providing both powered campsites and bunkhouses, in a peaceful and picturesque setting, this campground welcomes pets which must be leashed outdoors. A large off-leash area is available.
Sommerville Valley Tourist Park
63 Sommerville Lane, Stanthorpe; Google Map
Families are $24 on an unpowered site, $26 on a powered site
Ph: 07 4681 4200; sommervillevalley.com.au
Next to Storm King Dam near Stanthorpe is Sommerville Valley with its 52ha of quiet bushland. It has cabins and units and 30ha is camping-free bushland which is home to plenty of wildlife.


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Maebara Keiichi has only just moved to Hinamizawa. The village is recovering from its battle against the dam's construction, and now its number of residents is increasing as it welcomes newcomers. As a newcomer, Keiichi has no friends in this town, and so he feels lonely. But his classmates won't just let him hang. Soon, Keiichi finds himself enjoying a cheerful existence in their company.
With Mion's name clearly printed among the names of those killed in Hinamizawa twenty years ago, suspicion for the murder falls on her. But Mion isn't the only one whose story doesn't quite add up. How did the killer know Otobe's was the only phone with a signal? How could Otobe's friends have simply "disappeared"? Is it really the work of demons, or is there a murderer among them?
After a year at boarding school, Shion Sonozaki flees the oppressive institution and secretly returns to her hometown in the mountains, telling only her twin sister Mion of her arrival. Though the Sonozaki family has kept the sisters apart to prevent conflict over who would become the next family head, Mion and Shion have remained close - enough so that Shion can easily impersonate her identical twin. When Shion encounters Satoshi Hojo in town, he is completely taken in by her "Mion" disguise. And Shion is quite taken with him...
Unable to provide an alibi for the night of the Cotton Drifting, Satoshi becomes the prime suspect for the murder of his aunt! As her friend is hauled away by the police, Shion steps forward as a witness to Satoshi's whereabouts that night, exposing her true identity in the process. Shion may have saved Satoshi this time, but her actions have put her in serious danger. What will the Sonozaki family do to Shion when they learn of her association with Satoshi Hojo? And what will they do to Satoshi?
One year after his disappearance, the police are no closer to finding Satoshi or solving his aunt's murder, and Shion is quickly running out of patience. Dressing alternately as "Shion" and "Mion," she positions herself as close to Keiichi as possible. Given that he too entered the forbidden Saiguden with this year's victims, Shion suspects he will be the next to be "demoned away."
The demon of the Sonozaki family has found fertile soil in Shion's soul, and her fury rages out of control as she targets the last of those who are guilty of paining her beloved Satoshi. But how far is she willing to go? Will any torture or punishment fill the void left by her dear friend? Or will the sacrifices only rip greater holes in the tatters of her heart?
Rena Ryugu has made a lot of great friends since returning to Hinamizawa a year ago, but the happiness of playing with her classmates can hardly make up for the sadness she feels at home. Her father's new lover spends more and more time at their house, making Rena feel that she is no longer as needed as she was when her mother first abandoned the family for another man. Rena thought that coming back to the village would end the curse that tore apart her family and her mind, but she can't shake the feeling that more heartbreak is in store...
Rena has taken extreme measures to protect her and her father's happiness, but such drastic actions have terrible consequences. When her friends learn of her crimes, they feel no revulsion toward Rena, but rather a sense of regret that they hadn't been able to help her and avert this tragedy. But even if they had sensed Rena's desperation, would her classmates' pity have transformed itself from sentiment into action?
Based on the evidence detailed in Takano's notebook, Rena believes she's uncovered the truth behind Oyashiro-sama's curse and the mysterious deaths in Hinamizawa! But though Rena's theory fits perfectly with Hinamizawa's dark history, it is difficult for Keiichi to believe such an outlandish tale, especially given Takano's fascination with the occult. However, Rena cannot be diverted from her obsession with the plot she believes will inevitably destroy the village. Will her mounting paranoia cause her to take drastic action once again?!
Driven out of her mind by the murderous plot exposed in Takano's scrapbook, Rena is on the run from the police and her friends. When Officer Ooishi confronts Mion about the Sonozaki family's invovement in the murder conspiracy, Mion reveals a number of other scrapbooks, detailing even more outlandish theories to explain the string of murders in the village. But will this new development be enough to calm down Rena? Or, in her panic, will her next move put all of her classmates in danger?!
The "Curse Killing Arc"... The "Time Killing Arc"... As each incarnation of the terrible events in Hinamizawa unfolds, Rika Furude must watch as her friends descend into madness and despair, knowing the only fate that awaits her is death. With the unique ability to see all of these worlds, Rika desperately searches for the common links between them, which will help her break the cycle and give her and her friends a happy future beyond June 1983.
Keiichi Maebara has just moved to a seemingly peaceful new town. He's making friends and generally enjoying his life until one day he learns of a grisly murder that took place in the little village. His friends won't give him any details, which only adds to Keiichi's uneasiness. After learning at the town's annual festival that a death has occurred on that night every year for the past four years, Keiichi is drawn into a web of intrigue to help unravel the mystery of these murders.


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Thursday, December 30, 2004
Killing Breeds Hatred
Regardless of age, sex, occupation, religious or political affiliation, for every Iraqi killed or maimed by US forces, 50 new anti-Americans are created among families, friends, coworkers and sympathizers. With an estimate now passing 100,000 dead, this number could encompass one-third of the entire country's population.
We have a war that is unwinnable militarily. The admonition is that our withdrawal now will lead to a civil war. This begs the question: What is the difference between a civil war and the current situation there? The death and destruction are the same. Since Americans will always be viewed at occupiers, what is to be gained by forfeiting unknown numbers of lives and more billions spent in a no-win situation?
As much as the Administration and its spinmeisters would have us believe otherwise, there is nothing in Iraq but sand and oil. We have plenty of the former and little of the latter. The greater need always wins out. —Bill Cox | Marina
Mr. and Mrs. Wrong
Single parents in the nation's dating pools beware! The most commonly used description of our nation's single men and women runs nearly parallel with the description of our nation's sex offenders. With that in mind you may wish to ponder exactly how well you really know Mr. or Mrs. Right.
Studies in law enforcement and the department of corrections have shown that convicted sexual predators, once released back into society, commonly target single parents with children as their next victims. An alarmingly high percent of reported child molestation cases are perpetrated by these individuals.
There were over 183,000 registered sexual offenders in 1996 in our country, with that number increasing steadily up to date. There are many more that remain hidden within society. The identity of these registered men and women are public record. Information and profiles of pedophiles, names and pictures can be viewed online or at your local police department.
Many of these predators are sociopaths and easily come across as mild mannered, down to earth men and women. Cross checking your new partner is imperative in this day and age and after all, when we are dealing with our precious children it is always better to be safe than sorry. With this knowledge at hand can you now ask yourself if there is any chance your Mr. or Mrs. Right could be very…very wrong. —Cinamon McLemore | Seaside
Be Kind to Chickens
Bravo to the people protesting Kentucky Fried Chicken on
Lighthouse Avenue! KFC is the biggest offender in abuse to
chickens. All baby chickens are put through a process called
debeaking where they have their beak sliced off with a hot
blade. Most die of shock and pain. They are the lucky ones. It
gets worse from there. Their lives are riddled with pain,
confinement, and torture. They feel pain just as acutely as
you do. Listen to people who know—help put an end to Kentucky
Fried Chicken's barbaric practices. At the very least don't
eat their tainted "chicken." —Emily Dan |
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Momma and dadz went to breakfast and while they were eating dadz tells momma about a little Shih Tzu that he came across on the animal adoption website. "He's nearly blind and deaf, and is on heart medication," offered my dadz. "Oh, and he's 14...." dadz voice trailed off while momma ate her bagel and sipped her coffee. I sat on the bistro deck, watching them talk and hoping that one of them would drop something on the ground so I can get a little nibble. "You know, he probably doesn't have that long," said dadz, "and, well...."
"You think we should take him in and love him for the short time he has left," offered momma. They both laughed and momma snuck me a little piece of her bagel underneath the table, where I was sitting. "I saw that," said dadz. "Saw what? Lets go look at the little guy in need of saving," said momma. Dadz scooped me up, brushed the bagel crumbs from my chin and soon we were off in our car, zooming back home to see what we could find out about the 14 year old, blind, deaf Shih Tzu.
Dadz called the number listed on the little Shih Tzu's posting and talked with Lori, a super excited lady who could not believe that someone would be willing to take the little guy in. "He has two heart medications, he can't see too great, and well, some other things, but he's got a heart of gold," exclaimed Lori. After dadz hung up the phone, he told momma the story of the little Shih Tzu. "His main caretaker died, and the remaining spouse didn't like animals and didn't take care of the two dogs. He brought them in to the vet to have them 'put down,'" said dadz. "One could not be saved, but this little golden Shih Tzu was, with a little help, fine. Lori worked at the vet and she intervened and took care of him."
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Love is an amazing thing. It changes the course of one's life. It bridges the gaps and heals the pains. It gives you a reason to go on....and the recipient learns how to give it back. Love is a gift that once given keeps on returning. Soon we will celebrate OD's, the older little Shih Tzu that came to live with us, 16th birthday. What will we do? Pretty much the same thing we do every day... a little morning treat, some cuddling, a morning walk through the park and then relax until we do it all over again at dinner time. I think this will be the perfect way to honor OD's birthday, giving him the type of love and atmosphere that he can count on. A day filled with love. A day filled with gratitude. Our gratitude for him being in our lives.
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In Defense of Play
"There's no imaginative play anymore, no pretend," Ms. Wilson said with a sigh. For several years, studies and statistics have been mounting that suggest the culture of play in the United States is vanishing. Children spend far too much time … Continue reading
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You can point to any number of moments as for when the San Diego Padres hit rock bottom. There was the 2007 play-in game for the postseason, when alltime saves leader Trevor Hoffman blew a three-run lead in the 13th inning. There was the entire 2008 season, when the Padres went 63-99, three games off the worst record in the major leagues.
Or you could look to this offseason. The Padres are in full salary-dump mode, needing to trim their payroll to about $40 million. Their payroll this season was about $72 million.
This has led San Diego to dump shortstop Khalil Greene onto the St. Louis Cardinals for next to nothing. Greene was due $6.5 million in 2009. Hoffman and his $7.5 million 2008 salary are also gone.
The Padres have handled the Hoffman situation terribly. Hoffman, the second-most revered Padre of alltime (behind Tony Gwynn), was offered a $4 million contract for next season. The Padres then pulled that offer, deciding to go with relief pitcher Heath Bell in the closers role next season. The team should have done more to accommodate one of its biggest stars and most loyal players.
The team has also been reticent about moving ace Jake Peavy. The Braves offered a package around shortstop Yunel Escobar and power-hitting catcher Tyler Flowers. This would have netted the Padres a good return for their ace, but the team declined. San Diego then declined a lesser package from the Chicago Cubs.
Now, the Padres have an unhappy ace on their hands, one legitimate threat on offense in first baseman Adrian Gonzalez and a fan base that cannot realistically expect a winning team next season. Oh, and team owner John Moores is searching for a buyer for his team while going through a divorce from his wife, Becky Moores.
The two own 45 percent of the team each, while their daughter owns another 5 percent and San Diego businessman Glenn Doshay owns the final 5 percent, according to MLB.com.
San Diego does have two high-caliber prospects coming through their farm system. The first is outfielder Chase Headley, who does not much experience in the outfield and should draw plenty of walks at the major league level. He does not have much power right now, but that could change as the 24-year-old continues to develop.
The other Padre farmhand to keep an eye on is second baseman Matt Antonelli. He has a strong arm and, like Headley, draws walks. His lack of power probably will restrict him to second base, but he should hit for a decent number of doubles.
Considering the quality of their major league product, the dearth of talent at the minor league level and the payroll restrictions placed on the team by ownership, now is the time for the Padres to rebuild. It only makes sense. Here are a few moves the ballclub should look into.
Trade SP Jake Peavy to the Milwaukee Brewers for SS Alcides Escobar and 3B Mat Gamel
If the Brewers want to contend with Prince Fielder on their roster, they need to go for it right now. That means pairing Peavy with Yovani Gallardo with CC Sabathia and Ben Sheets gone. The price is pretty high, but the Brewers have a logjam in the outfield (Gamel does not have the glove to play third, so he needs to pull a Ryan Braun) and have Brent Brewer right behind JJ Hardy at shortstop.
Trade 1B Adrian Gonzalez to the Atlanta Braves for OF Jordan Schafer, SP Jeff Locke, and 1B Casey Kotchman
This move would leave Atlanta lacking outfield depth for next season, but Jason Heyward is developing and should be ready sometime in 2009. Adding Adrian Gonzalez, a cost-effective slugger, should help the Braves regain the offense they expect to lose from the decline of Chipper Jones and the loss of Mark Teixeira over the course of an entire season.
The return package centers around Shafer, who should be a legitimate centerfielder sometime next season. Locke projects to be a No. 4 or 5 starting pitcher, while Kotchman should produce a few extra base hits.
Trade OF Brian Giles to the Tampa Bay Rays for C John Jaso
The Padres would likely have to send some cash, maybe $2-3 million or so, of Giles $9 million 2009 salary. They could easily do so. Giles put up a .306/.398/.456 line last season, making this the perfect time for them to sell high on him. This makes even more sense for the Padres because there is no reason to pay your best player this much money when your team is losing so much.
Jaso may be a little old at 25, but that should make him easier to obtain. He is an underrated catching prospect blocked by Dioner Navarro at the major league level. Jaso has a career .381 on-base percentage in the minor leagues, so it would be interesting to see what he can do at the major league level.
With any rebuilding project, there will be a few bad seasons to suffer through. However, they will have several top picks to spend on quality pitchers and they should use the money they save by dumping these contracts to boost their scouting departments. The future looks dim for the Padres right now, but with a few moves, things could turn around quickly.


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Last post Feb 16, 2012 02:59 AM by ChrisMathews
Feb 15, 2012 03:32 AM|LINK
consider the below piece of javascript code:
functions sample()
var s1="5+5";
var s2=10;
The answer turns out to be 110..!! Can someone tell me what is happening? But this problem wont occur if the entire expression inside the eval is enclosed in double quotes, for example if the expression was eval("5+5+10") - it would give 20 as the answer.
Feb 15, 2012 03:44 AM|LINK
the thing javascript automatically conver the int operand to the string bcos converstion will done to higher datatype. so "10+2" + 3 equls to "10+2"+"3"
now both i.e s2 and s1 are of type strings. so when you do s2+1s i.e "10"+"5+5" = "105+5" ( done concatenation of strings)
if you do eval("105+5") , you will get 120
hi, try below code
var s1 = "5+5";
var s2 = 10;
alert(eval(s2) + eval(s1));
Feb 15, 2012 03:53 AM|LINK
Feb 15, 2012 02:11 PM|LINK
Hi karthik, Thanks for the reply. But wat I need to know is the reason why eval is functioning in that fashion..
karthik gave you the anser,
You think it is going to be
10+5+5, but it is concatenating the two string together, than doing the math. So 10 + "5+5" turns into "105+5" and that is evaluated to 110.
Feb 16, 2012 02:59 AM|LINK
I totally agree with you. Its an amusing thing with eval. I tried with many such expression and this i what i could infer:
if eval("x+y"+z), then it will be computed as -> yz( y and z is concatenated) + x for example eval("3+2"+3) -> 3 + 23 = 26.
similarly expression including subtractions -> eval("5-3"+2) -> 5- 32= -27
I must say it is kind of counter intuitive and is not perfectly convincing.


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By CASSELL BRYAN-LOW
LONDON—Countless dreams will rise and fall in London's new Olympic Stadium over the next month. A few hundred yards away, business owner Lance Forman is pursuing an Olympic quest of his own.
Mr. Forman, who runs a family fish-smoking business here in East London, has spent £1.5 million ($2.3 million) redeveloping a factory that faces the new stadium. He has added a restaurant and entertainment venue. On a once-ugly lot on an industrial canal, he has erected two floors of "hospitality suites," complete with palm trees and beach-volleyball court.
"I've literally gambled everything we've got because I will never be next to an Olympic stadium ever again," Mr. Forman said earlier this month. "We don't know at this stage whether I'm going to be the biggest genius on the planet or the biggest mug."
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See a panoramic view from the roof terrace of H Forman & Sons, overlooking the Olympic Stadium in East London.
The U.K. itself has made a big wager of its own. In its winning bid to host the 2012 Summer Olympics, the government emphasized the regeneration of East London, one of the city's poorest parts. In addition to the roughly £6.5 billion it has spent building the Olympic venues and infrastructure, it already has spent billions on other improvements such as a new rail line that will eventually link East London with the city's more affluent center and west. When the Games end, it plans to build 11,000 homes and create 8,000 permanent jobs. It is one of the largest urban regeneration efforts in years.
Dreams of urban revitalization are nothing new for host cities. Past Games show that it isn't easy to pull off. For years after the 2000 Games, Sydney's Olympic Park was considered a white elephant, before it was eventually revived with a mix of entertainment facilities and residential and commercial properties. Many Olympic facilities from the 2004 Athens Games and 2008 Beijing Games sit unused. Barcelona, which hosted the 1992 Olympics, did manage to breathe new life into a rundown neighborhood, but it took some 20 years for wider economic development and job creation to take hold.
The Games can be a catalyst for regeneration, but "it does take much longer than one thinks," says Greg Clark, a local economic development adviser to the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, a Paris-based think tank. London is off to a good start on housing and transport infrastructure, he says. But establishing a "social legacy" of economic development, jobs and improved health, he says, is a challenge that "requires a lot of leadership and shaping over time."
U.K. planners say they were aware of mistakes made at past Games and are intent on laying better plans for the long-term. British Prime Minister David Cameron has said transforming East London has been built into the DNA of the Games, with 75% of all spending on the Olympic Park targeted at regeneration and renewal of the area.
"Though much has been done, I am acutely aware that the drive to embed and secure the benefits of London 2012 is still to come," he said during a March visit by the head of the International Olympic Committee. "That is our biggest challenge. It's also our greatest opportunity."
London's plan calls for the urban revival to play out over two decades. Already, challenges have emerged that weren't foreseen at the time of the winning bid seven years ago: the global financial crisis, a double-dip recession and the prolonged euro crisis. That has damped the hoped-for private investment. Games-related job creation so far hasn't made a dent in unemployment in the East London districts around the Olympic Park, which remain significantly higher than in London overall.
London's East End hugs the north bank of the River Thames, downriver and downwind from the city center. Years ago, it was the site of such pungent industries as tanning and tallow. For generations, it has been an entry point for immigrants. During the 19th century, its docks handled goods from across the British Empire. Then manufacturing took hold.
During World War II, the area suffered severe bombing damage. Industrial decline followed, accelerated by the closure of the docks from the 1960s onward. Today, the ethnically mixed area suffers from high unemployment, a labor force with low skills and crowded housing.
The British government saw the Olympics as a way to spur investment in the area, both public and private. Its ambitious aim is to rebalance London by lifting the city's eastern parts in relation to its more affluent west.
The Games already have transformed the area in significant ways. The new Olympic Park has some 250 acres of open space, state-of-the-art sports facilities and an Athletes Village, which after the Games will become 2,800 apartments.
Other host cities stumbled on planning for what would happen after the Games come to an end. Authorities in Sydney, for example, have said poor planning led to considerable problems. A public authority took over the infrastructure without full design plans. Poor transportation connections to the city center hampered use of the site. The venues weren't readily accessible to local communities, with residents viewing them as too expensive or exclusive.
U.K. government officials have been much more explicit about planning for what would happen when the Games end. The U.K. set up a committee to focus on "legacy" three years ago, something government officials said no other host city had done.
Athens, Beijing and Sydney all wound up with sporting venues that were used little or not at all. London designed venues that can be adapted for smaller numbers.
The main stadium will hold 80,000 people during the Games, but its upper tiers will be dismantled afterward, leaving a 25,000-seat venue for concerts and sporting events. The London Games are also using temporary venues that can be disassembled and potentially reused elsewhere.
After the Games, other venues will be used as an aquatics center, a bike park, and a tennis and hockey center. To ensure that they get regular use, authorities have vowed to make them affordable to neighborhood residents.
The plans for post-Games development on the Olympic site are about three-quarters complete. "We set out to create an entirely new urban quarter," says Hugh Robertson, Britain's Olympics minister.
The aim is to create five new neighborhoods that will bring current and future East London residents new schools, nurseries, libraries, community centers and health facilities. Plans call for new commercial space, including converting a 91,000-square-foot press center into office space. About 35% of the planned 11,000 units of new housing are slated to be affordable. Last September, private developers opened the Westfield mall, which they billed as the largest urban shopping center in Europe.
Planners hope the revitalization, in addition to generating 2,000 temporary construction jobs, will eventually produce 8,000 permanent ones.
A recent report by Citigroup Inc. said that so far, there had been "no discernible effect from the massive Olympics construction programme on unemployment rates" in the five districts where most of the facilities are located. Average unemployment there was 6.5% in January, up from 5.8% a year earlier, the report said. That is 2.2 percentage points above London's average—the widest gap for more than a decade, it said.
One challenge is to ensure that the job prospects and improved housing benefit some existing residents, not just wealthier people who may move into the area. Already, some East London residents complain they are being left out or displaced as part of the regeneration efforts.
Osita Madu, who lives in a large, government-owned housing complex abutting the Olympic Park, says plans by the local council to raze the postwar development to make way for a university campus would uproot hundreds of families, retirees and others. He and others say the council, which has already moved out more than 300 of the roughly 650 households, hasn't properly consulted locals. "There is nothing wrong with regeneration…but only if it's done in the right way with residents involved," he says.
Robin Wales, mayor of Newham, the London district where the estate is located, says he is helping to rehouse residents, and that there are various initiatives to help the area's long-term unemployed find work. Redevelopment of the housing complex, he says, would have happened even without the Olympics.
The difficult economic climate has added to the challenge. Plans called for two Olympic venues—the broadcast center and Athletes Village—to be built mostly with private investment. But that didn't materialize, so the government had to step in and fund construction. The government authority overseeing development now is offering more flexible terms, such as putting less money down, to private developers looking to work on the post-Games construction.
Mr. Forman, who runs the fish-smoking business, is using company money and loans, not public money, for his wager on the area's transformation.
His maternal great-grandfather, a Russian Jew, set up the business in 1905, passing it on to Mr. Forman's father. Mr. Forman's early memories of the area are of his family's plant, the local market and the nearby factories. The kind of artists that have moved into the area over the past decade or two were nowhere to be seen.
"It was very industrial," he said. "It wasn't pretty."
Mr. Forman, a 49-year-old former accountant, took over in 1998. He moved the business to a new location in 2002. The following year, the government told him that if London won the Olympics, he would have to move because it was planning to build a stadium on the site. When the bid succeeded, authorities informed him and some 250 other neighboring businesses that the government was buying out their properties.
Many of those businesses took the money and moved out. Mr. Forman bought a site at the edge of the planned Olympic Park and built another factory, which he opened in 2007. As the Olympic planning progressed, he realized he would be just over 300 yards from the Olympic Stadium, which would rise right on the other side of one of the canals that crisscross the area.
He spent £500,000 to build a restaurant and to convert the loft into a gallery and entertainment space, then another £1 million to turn an adjacent one-and-a-half acres of canal-front wasteland into the temporary corporate entertainment space overlooking the stadium during the Games.
He has rented some of the space to West End nightclub Maddox, which has turned the ground floor of the entertainment space into a bar and club. The swimwear company Speedo has rented a suite and plans to use it for an event with U.S. Olympic swimmer Michael Phelps.
But Mr. Forman says he has "a long way to go" to recoup the £1 million he sunk into the temporary entertainment space. As of Friday, eight of the 24 suites had yet to be leased, and he has reduced the price. As for his restaurant, he says only that he has a "fair chunk" of bookings. He says he's optimistic about attracting additional business during the Olympics.
Mr. Forman hopes to be at the center of any post-Games revival of East London, which he says he thinks could happen rapidly if there is sufficient government support. One idea is to turn part of his property into apartments and studios for local artists.
"There is this view that the Olympics will arrive in the U.K. and shower everyone with gold," he says. "It just doesn't work like that. It provides a platform for you to go out there invest, take risks and try and do something."
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While northern Alabama saw few major engagements during the Civil War, it was of great strategic value to both sides because of its communications and transportation routes: the Tennessee River, running across the northern tier of counties, and the Memphis-Charleston Railroad that more or less paralleled the Tennessee River. The Memphis-Charleston crossed the Tennessee River at Decatur, where it T-intersected with the Tennessee-Alabama Railroad coming south out of Columbia, TN. Because of this communications and transportation network, northern Alabama was a contested area that saw the movement back and forth of Confederate and Union forces for much of the war as major campaigns were fought to the west in Mississippi, up in Tennessee, and over in Georgia. It felt the movement of armies, cavalry raids, and occupations and reoccupations as towns changed hands more than once. It also had its share of Unionist sympathies intermixed with those of Confederate persuasion, and no small amount of friction between the two groups. Bob Sackheim will describe for us some of the key Civil War personalities, places, and events that came into play in this critical piece of America.
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