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Module 7
Case 7.3: Retainer Practices—But I Can't Drive
Option Comparison
In order to insure Mrs. Liles' continued access to appropriate health care, option B is preferred. By arranging for the other physician in town to accept Mrs. Liles, this option provides her with continuity of care without special fees. The standard "sufficient opportunity to make alternative arrangements for care" is met in that Dr. Young will continue to see already scheduled patients for the next six months. While option C—allowing Mrs. Liles to be part of a retainer practice without paying the retainer or receiving special benefits—is acceptable, it may become confusing for the patient in terms of what she can and cannot expect from the doctor. Option A—enforcing the transfer policy without attention to Mrs. Liles; needs—should be avoided on the basis that it shows lack of "courtesy, respect, responsiveness, and timely attention" to Mrs. Liles' needs.
Preferable: Option B
Acceptable: Option C
Avoid: Option A
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Longitude: -2.5164 / 2°30'58"W
OS Eastings: 363820
OS Northings: 116643
OS Grid: ST638166
Mapcode National: GBR MV.ND9T
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Listing Date: 4 October 1973
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Selected student presentations
Casey, R.C., & Compton, K.S. (2017, October). Freire and the Grand Challenges: Problem-posing and praxis in social work classrooms. Interactive workshop at the Council on Social Work Education 63rd Annual Program Meeting; Dallas, TX.
Casey, R.C., & Bentley, K.J. (2016, June). Incarcerated women's experiences and beliefs about psychotropic medication: An empirical study. Paper presentations at the National Organization of Forensic Social Work Annual Conference; New Orleans, LA.
Compton, K.S. & Cody, A.M. (2017, May). Mapping the Possibilities. International Congress of Qualitative Inquiry, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, IL.
Cummings, C.R., & Bentley, K.J. (2017, January). Wellness: Participatory, personalized, and connected. Poster presentation at the Society for Social Work Research 21st Annual Conference, New Orleans, LA. (National)
Cummings, C.R., Chartier, K.G., Martinez, P., Karriker-Jaffe, K., Greenfield, T.K., & Burnette, J.D. (2016, September). A commitment to more inclusive genetics research on alcoholism: Developing strategies to increase recruitment of diverse groups. Poster presentation at the Johns Hopkins Institute for Clinical and Translational Research, Research Participant Recruitment & Retention Conference: What is Working Across the Nation? Baltimore, MD. (National)
George, C. & Robinson, J. (April 2016). Empowering Clerks of the Court to Provide Effective Accommodations to People with Disabilities. Poster presented at the VCU Graduate Student Association Research Symposium and the VCU School of Social Work Research Symposium, Richmond, VA.
Murray, M., Khoury, D., & Farmer, E.M.Z. (2016, January) Improving Implementation and Dissemination in Treatment Foster Care. Poster presentation at the Society for Social Work Research, Washington, D.C.
Maternick, A., Stim, H.T., McDonald, S. E., Williams, J. H., & Ascione, F. R. (2016, July). Understanding the impact of animal maltreatment exposure on children in households experiencing intimate partner violence: A mixed methods approach. Poster session presentation at the international family violence and childhood victimization conference, Portsmouth, NH.
Collins, E., Maternick, A., McDonald, S.E., Nicotera, N., Williams, J. H., & Ascione, F. (January, 2016). Women's experiences of companion animal maltreatment in the context of intimate partner violence: A qualitative study with implications for safety planning and intervention. Poster presentation for the 20th Annual Program Meeting of the Society for Social Work & Research, Washington DC.
Prorock-Ernest, A. (May 2016). Wading through the murky waters: A doctoral student's reflection on research engagement in Indian Country. Oral presentation at the Twelfth International Congress of Qualitative Inquiry (Urbana-Champaign: IL).
Rosenberg, R. (April 2017). Strengthening social networks of youth aging out of foster care. Poster presentation at the VCU School of Social Work Annual Research Symposium, Richmond, VA
Rosenberg, R. & Kim, Y. (January 2017). Aging out of foster care: Homelessness, post-secondary education, and employment. Poster presentation at the Society for Social Work and Research Conference, New Orleans, LA.
Ward, C.J., & Gupta, L.A., (April, 2017) Development of the PhD Student as a Distance Education Educator. Round table presented at the Social Work Distance Education conference, San Antonio, TX.
Charles, J, K.L., Perkins, N.H., Ward, C.J., Abell, M.L., & Secret, M., (March 2017) Preparing BSWs for MSW research success: Comparing advanced standing and traditional students. Paper presented at the Association of Baccalaureate Social Work Program Directors Annual Conference, New Orleans, LA.
Recently completed dissertations
Cummings, Cory (Aug 2017) The Anatomy of CBPR: A Case Study of CBPR Implementation for Health Promotion with the Peer Community. Committee Members: Dr. Kia J. Bentley, Chair; Drs. Liz Cramer, Sarah Kye Price, Rebecca S. Etz (VCU Dept. of Family Medicine and Population Health)
Jettner, Jennifer (May 2017) Community Gardens: Exploring race, racial diversity and social capital in urban food deserts. Committee Members: Dr. Mary C. Secret, Chair; Drs. Patrick V. Dattalo, Elizabeth Farmer, Meghan Gough (VCU Wilder School of Government and Public Affairs)
Prorock-Ernest, Amy (May 2017) Walking in beauty: Responsive and responsible health and healing among Virginia American Indian people. Committee Members: Dr. M. Alex Wagaman, Chair; Drs. Mary Katherine O'Connor, Sarah Kye Price, Maghboeba Mosavel (VCU Dept. of Health Behavior and Policy)
Ross, Avina (Dec 2016) Black Feminist Discourse Analysis of Portrayals of Gender Violence Against Black Women: A Social Work Dissertation. Committee Members: Dr. Elizabeth P. Cramer, Chair; Drs. Shelby E. McDonald, Nicole L. Lee, Kellie E. Carlyle (VCU Dept. of Health Behavior and Policy), Rowena L. Briones (Affiliate Graduate Faculty)
Masri, D. Neal (Aug 2016) A Correlational Analysis of Secondary Data for Factors Influencing Graduation from Adult Drug Court. Committee Members: Dr. Patrick Dattalo, Chair; Drs. Sanford Schwartz, David Fauri and James C. May (Richmond Behavioral Health Authority).
Newmark, Ananda (Aug 2016) Student Engagement in Undergraduate Social Work Education among "at-risk" students. Committee Members: Dr. Mary C. Secret, Chair; Drs. Elizabeth M.Z. Farmer, Timothy L. Davey, Laura J. Moriarty (Affiliate Graduate Faculty)
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Trout with steamed vegetables
(Recipe recommended for children older than one year)
Trout is excellent as the start weaning babies over.
Some experts recommend it since the early diversification (if no allergies in the family or pediatrician does not recommend otherwise).
- 2 small fresh trout for aquaculture (get about 3 servings)
- potato
- carrot
- tomato
- zucchini
- pepper (or whatever other vegetables you prefer gnome)
- garlic
- dill (I still do not add salt to food)
- extra virgin olive oil
Steam cook it for 20 minutes.
Afterwards clean the bones and skin fish (trout has the disadvantage that has many small bones, but extremely flavorful taste compensates).
You can serve dwarf seasoned with a little cream.
Represents an excellent meal at an excellent way 18 or two for lunch.


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There comes a point each spring when the buds of a bullpen revolution seem to be everywhere. One team's closer competition between two great relievers inspires a managerial pledge to "play matchups" and get both pitchers saves. Another team's "fluid" situation suggests a possible closer by committee. A surplus starter might be used in a hybrid role, pitching long relief and high-leverage like the firemen of yore. And the memories of the previous October -- when some team probably got knocked out because it held its closer back for a save situation that never came; or when some team's dominant closer undoubtedly nailed a series of five- and six-out saves to become a legend -- encourage all of us to imagine the possibilities of a less restrained bullpen ace.
And then, the regular season -- and the exhausting demands of reality -- hits. We realize how hard it is to run an experiment in the middle of a season. Everybody mostly falls in line.
With nearly a quarter of the season complete, it's a good time to check in on the offseason and spring training hopes that the revolution might, finally, this time be nigh. Here's a State of the Bullpen in 2017: All 30 teams, ordered by loyalty to convention so far.
1. Cubs
Oh, that kooky Joe Maddon. Nothing he won't try, no unconventional strategy he won't employ. Like, check my dude out: Maddon's closer, Wade Davis, hasn't appeared in a game before the ninth inning all season. When the score is tied and Maddon is on the road, he goes to a series of setup men before bringing in his best reliever, who hasn't been asked to get more than three outs in a game yet. Nobody else on the roster has a save, while Davis has done basically nothing but get saves, in the most conventional way possible.
This might surprise you, because Joe Maddon. But Maddon did this with infield shifts, too: He was at the cutting edge of extreme infield defense, the manager most responsible for turning the shift into a routine strategy against even marginal hitters. Then, when the rest of the league had adopted this "progressive" tactic, Maddon more or less retreated, using the shift less than any manager in the game last year. (While still maintaining an elite defense, one of the best we've ever seen, thanks in part to a number of factors harder for the competition to replicate.)
We point this out to note that articles like this one often start with a premise a given strategy is "good" or "bad" or "progressive" or "traditional." We will probably even use some of those labels in this article. But (A) context is everything, and (B) public perception of what's progressive is often outdated. Maddon's clubs remain selectively wild and innovative. The way Maddon's first baseman, Anthony Rizzo, charges sacrifice bunts, to my eye, is as aggressive and imaginative as anything any team is doing on the field. That this imaginativeness can coexist with "traditional" bullpen usage should tell us that "traditional" bullpen usage is not a moral outrage.
2. Braves
For example, it might seem unforgivable for a team like the Atlanta Braves, with a closer like Jim Johnson, to be as conventional as they've been. The Braves, while more respectable than they were last year, remain in basically rebuilding (or, at best, consolidation) mode. Rather than use this period to experiment with new processes, new philosophies, new personnel in new roles -- which they head-feinted toward last season -- they've run their campaign like a candidate with a 30-point lead in the polls: safe, boring.
They gave the closer job to Johnson, a veteran with plenty of past closing experience but limited upside, declining velocity and fairly recent experience with being quite terrible. They've given him every save so far and used him almost exclusively in the ninth inning and in save situations. Nothing will be discovered from this. And while Johnson is signed through next season -- when the Braves might plausibly be good -- the nature of relievers in their mid-30s suggests he's a bad bet to be closing games for them in the 2018 postseason.
And yet, the Braves' hewing to tradition makes sense, and the sense that it makes speaks directly to the continuing reign of tradition: Johnson will probably be on the trade market this July, and the Braves know he'll be worth more if he's successfully closing. Because they've used him in a traditional manner, he has been protected as much as possible from uncertainty, irregularity or excessive demands. Coddling a closer like this might not be the very best way to win games, but it's probably the best way to win a Jim Johnson trade on July 31.
3. Rockies
In all honesty, Greg Holland's game log is probably the most extreme picture of regimentation in the stack:
But I had less I wanted to say about the Rockies, so they're third.
The lefty setup man Jake McGee got one save, when the Dodgers sent two lefties and switch-hitter-but-better-against-righties Yasmani Grandal up in the ninth. I got excited thinking the Rockies were managing to the matchups, but nope. Holland was just unavailable that day.
4-6. Orioles, Royals, Phillies
These teams are lumped together mostly to demonstrate that, in the vast majority of cases, managers make their decisions based on roles more than on personnel. Remember when Buck Showalter didn't use Zach Britton with the score tied on the road in last year's wild-card game? He used, among other pitchers, Brad Brach instead? Of course you do. I've already linked to it three times in this article. Well, Showalter still wouldn't use his closer with the score tied on the road this year, against the Reds on April 20. His closer this year, though, is Brad Brach, the guy Showalter did use in the same situation last year. Brach had been the closer for exactly five days, after Britton went on the disabled list. He had one save on the season, four in his entire career. But on that day he was the closer, and the closer closes, so Showalter kept him out until the Orioles had a lead to protect.
See also the Royals, where Kelvin Herrera, after years as a setup man, is now the Royals' closer. He got the job by pitching so effectively in the seventh and eighth innings, but now that he's the closer he pitches the ninth, and only the ninth. Jeanmar Gomez, meanwhile, was the Phillies' closer until he wasn't. In the former role, he was kept out of games with the score tied. In the latter role -- which he got because he wasn't pitching well -- he pitches in the ninth inning of tie games on the road. It seems weird. It is weird. But we're pointing it out not to indict their managers but to demonstrate how central to bullpen strategy the role is. Not the pitcher. Not how good the pitcher is and what he throws and what his experience is, but the role he's in that day. We ignore managers' insistence on this philosophy at our own peril.
7-14. Giants, Mets, Diamondbacks, Yankees, Rangers, Twins, Brewers, Marlins
The bulk of teams remain here, or around here: mostly traditional, with an occasional surprise or a brief flirtation with something interesting.
When I profiled Andrew Miller this winter, he repeatedly brought up Dellin Betances as the throwback fireman who deserves more attention than he does. But even before he replaced the injured Aroldis Chapman in the closer's role, Betances was used like a pretty typical setup guy this year, only once bridging innings, never appearing before the seventh, and so on. He also has been wild, and his pitch counts have been high, which might have preempted any hope of using him the way Miller is used.
The Rangers might be slightly notable for how quickly they'll replace the guy in the closer's job. Sam Dyson learned the same lesson Shawn Tolleson did a year ago: It doesn't matter how good you were the year before, and it doesn't matter how "proven" you are. The Rangers will replace you in the second week of the season if you're bad.
The Diamondbacks might be slightly notable for how long they've let Fernando Rodney get bombed in the role.
The Marlins sort of promised to pull their starters more quickly and use their bullpen more in the middle innings. It's hard to say whether they have, or whether their starters have just been terrible. For what it's worth, their rotation leads the league in starts facing exactly 18, 19 or 20 batters -- in other words, pitchers who get pulled in anticipation of the crucial third time through the lineup. But it's not overwhelming statistical evidence. They've otherwise been so wedded to the traditional closer model that, in the absence of save opportunities, they've used their best reliever (A.J. Ramos) less than almost any other reliever on the staff:
Ramos: 13 innings, 2.77 ERA
David Phelps: 20 innings, 4.05
Kyle Barraclough: 17.1 innings, 3.12
Brad Ziegler: 16.1 innings, 6.61
Junichi Tazawa: 15 innings, 6.60
Dustin McGowan: 20.2 innings, 4.35
Nick Wittgren: 15.1 innings, 4.11
15. Tigers
They get this spot instead of being lumped in with the teams above based on one game: April 12, against the Twins. Manager Brad Ausmus was without his regular closer and his regular setup man that day. He sent Alex Wilson out to pitch the eighth, and, according to the game story, "while Wilson was working the eighth, Ausmus pondered whether Shane Greene or Anibal Sanchez would be his ninth-inning guy. But before he could make a decision, Wilson already had breezed through the eighth, and was the pick to go back out there." Wilson got the save. Nothing about that might seem all the important -- it was a weird day, with weird bullpen limitations -- but the fact that Ausmus went into a game, went into the eighth inning even, without a declared "closer" is notable.
They've otherwise been traditional. This is the median baseball bullpen usage in the year 2017: traditional, with a little weirdness once.
16. Blue Jays
In April, Joe Biagini pitched very well in something slightly resembling an Andrew Miller role, merging high-leverage and multiple innings. But it's not clear how intentional that was -- Biagini was nobody's idea of a relief ace entering the season -- and he has been moved to the rotation now. Otherwise, no surprises.
17-19. A's, Mariners, Nationals
The term "closer by committee" actually covers two very different situations. In one, there's no good option, so the manager mixes and matches until somebody gets hot or the mess gets so hot an outsider is brought in. That's the Nationals, who have struggled along with a bunch of different closers but with mostly involuntary uncertainty. Manager Dusty Baker said as much in spring training: "I just noticed that closer-by-committee really doesn't really work."
In the other, there's a whole bunch of good relievers, and a team shows willingness to use different closers on different nights depending on the matchups, the situation and which resources were burned up in the preceding eight innings. This is what the A's seemed to have, and they embraced it:
Along with (Ryan) Madson, Santiago Casilla has extensive experience closing. Sean Doolittle and John Axford are capable of the job as well. The A's also have a pair of more-than-capable setup men in Ryan Dull and Liam Hendriks. ...
"We'll have that conversation with the guys in the bullpen a little bit later on," [manager Bob] Melvin said. "Even when I do have the conversation with them, I don't know that there will be an exact science to that either."
After getting the first save of the season, Casilla spent a week pitching in the eighth inning. But this is the classic example of a fluid situation quickly becoming frozen: Casilla got his second save of the season on April 18 and hasn't done anything but close -- one-inning appearances only -- since.
That the A's stayed "fluid" for even two weeks is surprising. In most cases, the "committee" collapses upon the first successful save, whereupon whomever got that save gets the next and the next and the one after that.
The Mariners find themselves in a committee situation now, after Edwin Diaz lost the job. Tuesday was the first game under the committee plan. Steve Cishek -- just off the disabled list, having pitched the day before, and having lost the closing job last year -- got the first crack. ("He's been out there before," manager Scott Servais explained.) The Mariners had said they would play matchups and "use multiple relievers to piece together the ninth," but Cishek was allowed to face four batters, the first three of whom reached against him, two of whom were lefties, one of whom hit a winning home run. Nobody was warming up in the Mariners' bullpen.
Now, the Mariners relief corps was taxed, and not everybody was available that night. Going to Cishek and staying with him might have been the best move. On another night, the Mariners might really have used multiple relievers to piece together the ninth, like they said. More likely, though, that game was a glimpse at the actual reality: The Mariners have a closer, and they're going to use him like a traditional closer. They're just trying to figure out who it is.
20-22. Padres, White Sox, Pirates
Padres manager Andy Green hinted during the spring that he might try using an "opener," a reliever who would start the game before giving way to the "starter," thus preventing his opponents from loading up on lefties or righties. Was he serious? Probably not. The conversation was oddly coy, with lots of "said with a grin" in the recounting of it. Needless to say, the Padres have not done this. They have used their closer as the first choice in the ninth inning of tie games on the road though.
Even after the Showalter/Britton debacle in last year's wild-card game, holding the closer back for a possible save remains the default. We count 61 games this year that had a tie score at the start of the bottom of the ninth; we count only 10 times when the closer pitched that inning. Generously, we might throw five more into the tally if we include "co-closers," or pitchers who were part of a committee at the time. Even with that, three-quarters of the time managers have opted to make the same move Showalter did.
The Padres, White Sox and Pirates have gone the other way, though not all the time. It's really not much, but there are arguably 19 other teams that have done less.
23. Cardinals
With Trevor Rosenthal pitching well again, the Cardinals have two qualified closers. They haven't used either one very imaginatively -- there was lots of winter talk that Rosenthal could be stretched out and work more like Andrew Miller, but stretching Rosenthal out in the spring led to problems. So, on the surface, the Cardinals have what lots of teams have: a closer (Seung-hwan Oh) and a setup man who is also really good (Rosenthal). However, by treating Rosenthal as slightly more than that, they've given Oh more rest than the normal closer gets. Oh has pitched three days in a row only once. Rosenthal, meanwhile, has collected three saves. A small thing, which is part of the point: We're at No. 23 and talking about really small things.
24. Angels
There was a point early in the season when Cam Bedrosian was pretty obviously Mike Scioscia's closer, but Scioscia wouldn't say it, and then you'd look down at the bullpen and see Bedrosian warming up in the seventh inning, and you could see why Scioscia wouldn't say the word "closer." It let him use Bedrosian in the seventh if he needed to. Or the ninth if he wanted to. This is really the secret to using a closer flexibly: avoid saying the word. Scioscia would call him "the lead dog," which everybody knows means the same thing, but the language of these things matters.
Anyway, then Bud Norris became the closer and everything is back to being totally uninteresting.
25-27. Rays, Red Sox and Dodgers
Closer Alex Colome has come into the eighth inning of a save opportunity five times already. Kenley Jansen has done so four times for the Dodgers. Craig Kimbrel has entered one save situation in the eighth and entered with the score tied in the eighth. The year Francisco Rodriguez set a record with 62 saves, he didn't pitch in the eighth inning even once.
Through teams' first 35 games this season, there have been 28 saves of four outs or more. That's the most (in the first 35 games of a season) since 2007, seven more than last year and double the number we saw in 2014, 2013 and 2012. It's not a big difference in raw numbers, but it falls under our purview today.
It's worth wondering whether Colome is pitching in this more aggressive closer mode for the same reason Johnson of the Braves isn't: to boost his trade value. While the Braves might just love to get to the deadline with Johnson still looking like a plausible closer, the Rays might be positioning Colome to be this postseason's Andrew Miller or Kenley Jansen: multiple innings, extended saves.
28. Indians
We keep talking about teams using, or not using pitchers like the Indians use Andrew Miller, but it was, of course, an open question whether the Indians would once again use Andrew Miller like Andrew Miller. They obviously wouldn't use him the way they did in the postseason, when all questions of fatigue and stamina and pacing get tossed out. Would they use him the way they did last summer, bringing him into tight spots early in games and to bridge innings, as a less-established reliever would expect to be used?
The answer is yes, with two caveats. As for the yes: Miller has already made six appearances that bridged innings. When he was the Yankees' setup man last year, he did this only twice, over about double the time period. He is averaging more than an inning per appearance, which he told me is something he keeps an eye on with pride. Thanks to this -- and to how well he has pitched -- he's fourth among all relievers in win probability added, despite appearing in the ninth inning only once.
As to the two caveats: Four of his past five outings have been three-out jobs in the eighth inning, the sorts of outings that regular setup men do in their regular setup jobs. So he might be slowly falling into a more orthodox setup role. More disappointing, though, is how little his presence has affected the way the Indians use their closer Cody Allen. Having Miller around should free them up to use Allen more expansively, knowing that if he pitches two innings one night, Miller will be there to carry the load the next night. The opposite has happened: Allen has been asked to get four outs only once. On the other hand, it's a long season.
29. Astros
The more pressing Andrew Miller question wasn't whether the Indians would use Andrew Miller like Andrew Miller, but whether Andrew Millers would pop up all over the place. Mostly, no. In Houston, yes, where Chris Devenski has thrown 24 innings in 14 games, appearing in close games as early as the fifth, throwing as many as four frames in an outing, collecting two saves, and pitching in extremely high-leverage situations. (Higher, even, than Miller has this year.)
Devenski and Miller aren't alone. Mostly they are, but not entirely. There have been 46 outings this year in which a reliever has recorded five or more outs in a high-leverage situation in the ninth inning or earlier. Or, in other words, there have been 46 outings that resembled the old "fireman" outings. There were 33 during the first quarter of last season.
There's also their closer, Ken Giles, who has twice come into games in the eighth and then given way to other pitchers. Once, it was because Mike Trout and Albert Pujols were coming up; Giles got through them and let Will Harris face the bottom of the order in the ninth. The other time was also interesting:
The Astros were trailing 5-4 in the top of the eighth, and manager A.J. Hinch decided to get Giles warm and use him in the bottom of the inning. The Astros scored four runs while Giles was warming up, and now it was a save situation. Hinch stuck with his plan -- Giles pitched, got the hold, then gave way to Luke Gregerson.
"[Hinch] has said since spring training he reserves the right to use Giles in high-leverage situations ahead of the ninth inning," the game story reported. "'I've said time and time again I don't really care what the order is. Ken's still going to finish most of the games. But that's what I mean by 'most of the games.' "
30. Reds
The committee that actually stuck. Four relievers have saves for the Reds, and while Raisel Iglesias is clearly the closer (with seven saves), the "committee" has made it possible for the Reds to do all sorts of fun things with him. He has three six-out saves, which is almost unheard of from closers, because managers don't want to be without their closer the next day. On April 15, he entered a game in the fifth inning, pitched two innings and got the win; Michael Lorenzen ended up with the save.
In 15 games, Iglesias has thrown 21⅓ innings. That's more than 40 percent more innings than appearances. In the past decade, only three pitchers have collected 20 or more saves while throwing even 20 percent more innings than appearances. In two cases, the relievers racked up innings in very different roles before or after closing: Jenrry Mejia started seven games, Alfredo Aceves lost the ninth-inning job and worked in long relief to close out the season. The third, Andrew Bailey, threw 55 innings in 48 appearances after taking over as closer.
Which all means this: Raisel Iglesias is new. What the Reds are doing is new. This is new. It might not last, but for now we can say that 2017 is not all more of the same. Whether or not bullpens are changing, this bullpen has changed.


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Fister helps Mariners blank Red SoxMay 1, 2011 - 6:44 AM
Fister (2-3) held Boston off the scoreboard over 5 2/3 innings despite allowing five hits and five walks, and Laffey bridged the gap to Brandon League, who closed out Seattle's fifth straight win in the ninth.
Milton Bradley and Jack Wilson each knocked in a run for Seattle, which will go for the three-game sweep on Sunday with ace Felix Hernandez on the hill.
John Lackey (2-3) scattered seven hits and four walks while allowing two runs over six innings for the Red Sox, who went 0-for-11 with runners in scoring position to fall for the fourth time in five games.
The Red Sox wasted a bases-loaded, one-out situation in the first inning, stranded a runner on second in both the third and fourth frames and failed to score after putting their first three hitters on in the fifth.
In the latter frame, Adrian Gonzalez lined out into a double play before Justin Smoak had enough room near the dugout to grab Kevin Youkilis' foul out to leave runners on the corners.
"We had a few opportunities and didn't do anything," Red Sox manager Terry Francona said.
The Mariners also had numerous chances to score, and the two runs they pushed across proved to be enough.
Ichiro Suzuki worked a one-out walk in the third, advanced to third on a Chone Figgins single and scored when Bradley slapped a double down the left-field line.
"We're playing good," Figgins said. "There's always room for improvement."
Seattle extended its lead via more small ball in the sixth, as Just Cust led off with a single and was moved around by a base hit and a sacrifice bunt prior to Wilson's sacrifice fly.
Laffey relieved Fister in the sixth with two outs and runners on first and third. Again the Red Sox came away empty when Miguel Olivo made a running grab behind the plate on Jarrod Saltalamacchia's pop up.
Laffey stayed in for the seventh and continued Boston's frustrations by getting David Ortiz to fly out in front of the warning track in left, leaving runners on second and third.
Boston got a leadoff single from Saltalamacchia in the ninth, but League induced a double-play ball off the bat of Jacoby Ellsbury and finished off his seventh save by getting Dustin Pedroia to fly out to right.
Game Notes
Olivo appeared to beat out an infield single following Bradley's RBI double, but was called out on a close play at first. Bradley expressed his displeasure with second base umpire Gerry Davis and was promptly ejected...Smoak went 0- for-4, snapping an 11-game hitting streak...Suzuki went 2-for-3 with two walks and a stolen base...The Red Sox have been shut out three times this season. It took until June 9 for them to get shut out three times last year...Tim Wakefield will pitch opposite Hernandez on Sunday. Clay Buchholz was scheduled to pitch for Boston, but he was scratched due to a stomach ailment.
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IAMGOLD and Newmont Mining sell Silidor Project
Newmont Mining (NYSE:NEM) and IAMGOLD (NYSE:IAG) sold their stakes in the Silidor property to Visible Gold Mines.
The acquisition will be through the issuing of common shares to the two companies by Visible Gold Mines, with Newmont receiving 55 percent and IAMGOLD 45 percent.
The entire stake is being sold, as Visible Gold Mines takes over the entire property. Visible is a natural resource mining company.
Newmont Canada Corporation, the actual company selling its stake, is a subsidiary of Newmont Mining.
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text: Home > Lifestyle > Man > Your life Updated 07 May 2013 The stains of our lives It's inevitable. Whether you're the cleanest or most untidy guy on the planet, at some point you're going to stain something. And that something will be expensive. 0 Follow us Facebook » Ask CyberShrink » Receive Health tips » Test Your sex toy IQ » All the tests you'll ever need 8 strange things your body does It's inevitable. Whether you're the cleanest or most untidy guy on the planet, at some point you're going to stain something. And that something will be expensive. You'll probably panic, and instantly call Mom for a solution. Just relax. Most common stains are easily removed with the right combination of ingredients and technique. Before you know it, she'll be asking you to get that red wine stain out of her favourite blouse. Zapping the everyday stain It's the day of that big meeting, and a possible promotion. You've ironed your new shirt, pressed your pants and had your jacket dry-cleaned. After a shower, a shave and some breakfast, you're ready. The meeting goes well, but next time you look in the mirror, you see that you've been sweating like a pig, and your brand new shirt has huge deodorant stains under the arms. Deodorant/antiperspirant stains You need white vinegar, a liquid detergent and an enzyme detergent. Soak the shirt in vinegar for about 30 minutes, then wash the shirt in the hottest possible water for the shirts material. Alternatively, let the deodorant dry, then rub some liquid detergent into the stain, then wash normally in enzyme detergent. Playing with your kids or your dogs on the lawn can lead to huge grass stains on your elbows and knees, and can be a difficult stain to wash out normally. A game of rugby will also turn a perfectly white pair of T-shorts into camouflage ready soldier-wear. Grass stains You need bleach, detergent, stain remover, methanol or ethanol and glycerine. Rub stain remover gently into the stain, and leave for five minutes, then wash normally in hot water using bleach (colour-safe if the piece of clothing isn't white) and detergent. Alternatively, apply some methanol or ethanol to the stain, then remove it in warm soapy water. Make a mixture of one part glycerine to two parts water, and apply to the stain. Let it soak until the stain softens, then wash normally. Pockets are great when it comes to the matter of on-body storage space. But sometimes a leaking pen can make your pocket look like a sanctuary for angry squid. Ink stains You need detergent, hairspray, rubbing alcohol and a dry cloth. Gently apply rubbing alcohol to the stain, then rub in a good amount of detergent. Wash normally in warm water, and if the stain is still there, repeat the process until it's removed. Alternatively, apply hairspray to the stain, and rub it in with a dry cloth. Wash normally in warm water, and repeat the process if the stain persists. A big night out with a hot babe can often lead to more than just steam under the collar. Lipstick on your shirt or jacket can be difficult to get out in just one wash, and might not be something you want to advertise. Lipstick stains You need rubbing alcohol, ammonia, stain remover and hairspray. The longer the stain is left on the cloth, the more stubborn it will become. Sponge the stain with either rubbing alcohol, ammonia, hairspray or stain remover, then hand-wash in warm water. Accidents happen all the time. You could fall down stairs, cut yourself shaving or even get into a bar fight. The point is, blood is a difficult thing to get out of fabric, and is more common a stain than you may think. Blood stains You need meat tenderiser (plain), ammonia and a paper towel. For fresh stain, soak the fabric in cool water for 30 minutes with half a teaspoon of ammonia. If it has set, thoroughly rub in the meat tenderiser, covering the stain completely, like a paste. Cover the paste and the stain with the towel, and leave over night, making sure it remains damp. Wash normally the next day, and repeat the process if necessary. Food for thought Coffee is a great way to kick-start the morning, but will also leave an ugly brown stain on your new chinos. You shouldn't be spilling coffee on yourself, but hey, it happens. Coffee stains You need peroxide and liquid bleach. Washing the garment while the stain is still wet will remove the stain, but you don't always have instant access to a washing machine. Soak the stained area with liquid bleach, then wash normally. If the stain is on white fabric, mix one part peroxide to six parts water and gently work it into the stain, then wash normally in warm water. Whether you're frying bacon, or firing up that wok, cooking oil always finds a way to splatter onto your clothing. It's a more difficult stain to deal with, but with some perseverance, it can done. 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No two years on the allotment are the same. Some years the potato crop is terrible, but the beans are fantastic; others years you cannot move for courgettes, but scarcely manage to grow a single carrot. And then of course there are the obsessions. Last year we went completely overboard on the squash front, growing so many that our kitchen looked like the west London entry for the National Pumpkin Festival (is there such an event? If there is, we would have won it hands down). Two years ago I developed a mild lettuce obsession, which I have more or less dealt with now, although I still have the occasional flashbacks.
This year it is tomatoes. For some reason we have gone completely mad for tomatoes, filling pot after pot with young seedlings, which is all very well except for the fact that we only have enough room on the allotment to grow about half a dozen plants. I have no idea what we are going to with rest of them.
I am not even entirely sure where all these tomatoes came from. Some were freebies, given away with things like Kitchen Garden magazine; others were presents, often in the form of seed collections given to our children and then purloined by us. (That is how low we have sunk - taking the seeds from our children to grow ourselves). Some we have actually bought ourselves.
The result is that this year's tomato collection includes the following varieties: Sungold (an old favourite, a very sweet cherry tomato), Costoluto Fiorentino (an Italian ribbed number), Zucchero (no idea: I got it in a seed swap, and presume from the name it is on the sweet side), Yellow Pear (nicked from the kids: presumably it is yellow, and pear-shaped) and Red Pear (the same, only red).
As I write this, we have gone away for a few days to my parents-in-law in Wiltshire, which involved my taking the tomatoes out of the mini-greenhouse - where I was worried they might get a bit overheated if I was not there to look after them (this, of course, is a classic symptom of the obsessive - thinking that your babies cannot possibly survive without constant attention) - and putting them on trays on the kitchen table, which is nice and light but not as hot as the mini greenhouse.
They look great, but it does mean that our kitchen table is filled with 56 pots of young tomato plants, not counting the chilli plants which I also brought in. It doesn't leave a lot of room for breakfast.
I haven't yet broken it to the rest of the family, but we may have to move out for a few weeks.
Wednesday, 9 April 2008
Tomato madness
Posted by Valentine Low at 18:23
2 comments:
- earthwoman said...
I love this post and completely identify with you.
I've also got more tomato seedlings than I can shake a stick at, but at least yours are different varieties. I'm going to be able to set up a cannery for Tescos.
- 9 April 2008 at 20:50
Hi There. I just got some Zucchero seeds for this season. How did your Zucchero Tomatoes turn out last season?
- 26 January 2009 at 18:31
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A sprawling epic of family, faith, power and oil, "There Will Be Blood" is set on the incendiary frontier of California's turn-of-the-century oil boom. The story chronicles the life and times of one Daniel Plainview, who transforms himself from a down-and-out silver miner raising a son on his own into a self-made oil tycoon. Nothing will remain the same as conflicts escalate and every human value &
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In 1935, 13-year-old fledgling writer Briony Tallis and her family live a life of wealth and privilege in their enormous mansion. On the warmest day of the year, the country estate takes on an unsettling hothouse atmosphere, stoking Briony's vivid imagination. Robbie, the educated son of the family's housekeeper, carries a torch for Briony's headstrong older sister Cecilia. All it will take is one spark for this relationship to combust. When it does, Briony &
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Kite Runner
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A big-screen adaptation of Stephen Sondheim's award-winning musical thriller "Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street." A man unjustly sent to prison vows revenge, not only for that cruel punishment, but for the devastating consequences of what happened to his wife and daughter. When he returns to reopen his barber shop, Sweeney Todd becomes the Demon Barber of Fleet Street who "shaved the heads of gentlemen who never thereafter were heard from again." Directed by Tim Burton; Starring Johnny Depp, Helena Bonham Carter, Alan Rickman, Timothy Spall, Sacha Baron Cohen
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Twenty years after the last film in the series, John Rambo has retreated to northern Thailand, where he's running a longboat on the Salween River. After a group of Christian aid workers recruit him to guide them up river to deliver medical supplies to the Karen tribe of neighbouring Burma, then fail to return, Rambo is persuaded to take a group of mercenaries back into the war-torn border region to find them. Directed and written by Sylvester Stallone Sylvester Stallone, Julie Benz, Paul Schulze, Matthew Marsden, Graham McTavish, Rey Gallegos, Tim Kang, Jake LaBotz, Ken Howard
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An internet predator is displaying his graphic murders on his own website &
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Five young New Yorkers throw their friend a going-away party the night a monster the size of a skyscraper descends upon the city. Told from the point of view of their video camera, the film is a document of their attempt to survive the most surreal, horrifying event of their lives. Michael Stahl-David, Mike Vogel, Odette Yustman, Lizzy Caplan, Jessica Lucas, T.J. Miller
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Bucket List
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A corporate billionaire and a working class mechanic share a hospital room and discover they have two things in common - a desire to spend the time they have left doing everything they ever wanted to do and an unrealized need to come to terms with who they are. Together they embark on the road trip of a lifetime, becoming friends along the way and learning to live life to the fullest, with insight and humor. Jack Nicholson, Morgan Freeman, Sean Hayes, Rob Morrow
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Mad Money
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A comedy about three ordinary women who form an unlikely friendship and decide to rob one of the most secure banks in the world. Diane Keaton, Queen Latifah, Katie Holmes, Ted Danson
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XAnastasiaX did u get at least 5 of the gems from the referral? I leveled the noob up to 5 so far… I'm not sure if the referral code is working! Grrrr! If it didn't work than I will save up to 30 gems on my real account and send you a mystery box of ur choice okay?
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Hey Harley, it doesn't work o.e That kinda stinks, cause I'd rather have the gems than a gift. Ah well!
Okay, the gift of my choice is the Transformation box since you're gonna save up and it'll be here next month :3
Yup, next monday I will get the Monday gem code and send it to you :) too bad the referral didn't work :-/
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