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NEW YORK (WFAN/AP) — Yankees catcher Jorge Posada knows Andy Pettitte will likely stay retired this season. A man can dream, can't he?
Posada was asked Tuesday if he would be surprised by a return this season of the left-hander, who announced his retirement during the offseason.
"It wouldn't surprise me, Andy is a competitor. That's the one thing you miss," Posada said. "Hopefully, we will get a chance to see him."
After the remark made waves in the ultra fast-paced world of Twitter and Facebook, Posada clarified his statement.
"What I meant was that it would be nice to see him again," Posada said. "But he has made his decision."
Pettitte has said he will not play this year and said it was unlikely he will play again.
Yankees manager Joe Girardi doesn't expect Pettitte to pitch this year, but couldn't completely rule it out.
"Andy has always been pretty much true to what he says," Girardi said. "A man of his word, and he said he wasn't coming back. He didn't put out the possibility that he might come back the following year. He didn't rule that completely out, but he said multiple times that I don't plan on playing this year. But, there's only a few things in life that's guaranteed."
Posada, entering the final season of a $52.4 million, four-year contract, is being shifted to designated hitter but also could see limited action at catcher. The 39-year Posada said Tuesday he'll assess his physical condition before deciding whether to come back in 2012.
If he returns, he'd like to stay with the Yankees.
"It would be really tough to look somewhere else," Posada said. "If I want to play, I want to stay here."
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It's settled now, and I have a good job at a good university.
Of course, I still have about an unknown quantity of résumés floating around the ROK, waiting for responses, but I couldn't stand the anxiety of everything being unresolved anymore.[1]
The job that I've accepted starts next month. There was a second potential job that would have started after my current contract ends. While I'm happy enough with the job I've accepted, because it starts next month I won't be able to visit the States any time soon. I'm a bit sad about it, really, because it would be nice to see people who care about me. I've made friends here… But life here is strange in some ways, because people are always leaving… it's hard to think of anyone caring much when anyone else goes. When I do leave, it won't be much different from one pebble being taken away from the beach. Even if the pebble's a really fantastic pebble, there are thousands of others around, so it's neither noticeable nor worth fretting about too much about the one that's missing. [2]
And no one will remember me or think much about me when I'm gone.[3] This is how it is for everyone, I suppose, but it's occasionally pleasant to think I somehow matter to someone. At least I know my mom misses me in Ohio, so I guess I'm sad I won't see her[4].
Although… For a couple of weeks I didn't go to my regular tofu lady, because I was broke, and her dubu is a little spendy. When I did return to her shop, she was so happy to see me, and told me that she missed me. So maybe the dubu lady will miss me… but I think telling people you miss them is kind of a polite thing that Koreans do.
Anyway, yeah. Just get used to one place, and then it's time to go… But hey! Good job. Some trepidation... In other words, same ol', same ol'.
[1] Oh, the lack of sleep… murder. Murder. I've become too well-acquainted with 3am. Not good for a person who generally wakes at five, whether she wants to or not. There's nothing like being awake at 3am to make me miss the twenty-four hour diners of Brooklyn, though. Eat some rye toast, read a bit, chat with the diner's proprietor who can't help but wonder what a nice, sober girl like me is doing there in the middle of the night.
[2] "I was like a boy playing on the sea-shore, and diverting myself now and then finding a smoother pebble or a prettier shell than ordinary, whilst the great ocean of truth lay all undiscovered before me." It's an Isaac Newton quote that has nothing to do with anything. I only know it because it was a practice drill I used when I was learning to type. I like it well enough, anyway, so I'm sharing it.
[3] Here's one of the things about being the sort of person who listens more often than speaks… I end up knowing and caring a lot more about people than they probably realize. So even after I leave I know I'll be wondering about this person's knee problems, or this other person's daughter, or a third person's chronic digestive issues. I think about my second college roommate all the time, and I haven't seen or spoken to her in ten years. I still remember childhood friends' birthdays... In addition to this, I am particularly clingy. I try to keep it under wraps, but if you even sort of vaguely think of me as your friend, there's a good chance that in my head I've adopted you as friend for life. It's kind of like when Taran feeds Gurgi in The Black Cauldron; all you did was give me a damn apple and now you're stuck with me forever.
[4] Also: Sad I won't be able to find shoes that fit. Or pants. Or bras. Not that I'm at all large-chested. It's just that the bras here are adorable in their tininess.

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Students apply to go abroad
Alicia Conley | Monday, September 26, 2005
Though the application deadlines for foreign studies programs don't start until Nov. 15, many students, especially sophomores, have already begun thinking about their plans for next year. And at Notre Dame, a university with one of the largest percentages in the U.S. of undergraduates studying abroad, interested students have company – and competition.
"Around 50 percent of Notre Dame students go abroad somehow," whether through his office or through another organization such as the Center for Social Concerns, said Thomas Bogenschild, the director of the International Study Programs.
The office reviews more than 1,400 applications each year, which requires a large time commitment both on the part of the students and office of the International Study Programs.
Most Notre Dame students apply to study abroad junior year. However, some students participating in year-long programs such as Angers, France and Innsbruck, Germany go their sophomore years.
Interested students first choose where they want to study, then fill out an application online which is just "two clicks" off the main University Web site, Bogenschild said.
Abroad programs are looking for students not only with a strong GPA, Bogenschild said, but also the ability to express their interest in studying abroad in a short essay.
"The statement of objectives is very important," and should not be taken lightly, Bogenschild said.
Applicants must also obtain a letter of recommendation from their rector if they reside on campus.
With more than 30 programs to choose from, settling on a destination can be difficult. However, the programs in English-speaking countries are always the most popular and are "more competitive in the sense that there are more students applying," Bogenschild said.
The London program receives the most applications followed by Dublin, Australia, Rome and Toledo, Bogenschild said.
Students in select courses of studies, such as science majors, have more limited options on where they can study abroad due to the course offerings in those locations.
Emily Meyer, a sophomore environmental studies major, said it takes "a lot of course schedule manipulation" to ensure she can fulfill her science requirements and spend a semester abroad. In London, a city she would like to study in, there is often only one science course, physics, open for science majors. As a result, Meyer has now set her sights on either Perth or Dublin.
Meyer said she finds the application process stressful, but nowhere near so much as applying to college while in high school.
Rachel Murphy, a sophomore who is also a science major, expressed similar opinions about the difficulty level of applying to study abroad.
Abroad applications are "not as stressful," said Murphy, who is applying for the Australia and Dublin programs.
Reading through all of the applications received is time consuming, and final decisions are not made until first semester grades are filed. This means that students who apply in November don't find out if they are accepted until sometime in February.
Seniors also sometimes participate in study abroad, though much less frequently than juniors, Bogenschild said. He said that while it is "OK with [his office]" to let seniors go abroad, they are reluctant to miss either football season or graduation.
Language and GPA requirements for programs differ greatly. Locations in English-speaking countries don't have any language requirements, as well as programs in Greece and Egypt, while studying in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil requires "intermediate to high proficiency." Sometimes programs in the same country have different policies on proficiency.
Opportunities to study abroad continually change, Bogenschild said. For example, this is the first year that the program in Uganda will really be emphasized as an option for students. For the past several years there have been students participating in it, but the opportunity had never before been highly publicized.
Another program that students sometimes over look is Washington, D.C., Bogenschild said. While technically not "studying abroad" while in Washington, students are able to get valuable experience doing internships and experiencing life in the nation's capital. The process of applying is the same as for any other program, except that choosing an internship is also necessary.
"There is a list of internships that students have done before, but we encourage students to look around and develop new ones," Bogenschild said.


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The Remote PTO feature on your ISC engine is designed to provide constant engine speeds regardless of loads. It can be used in a wide variety of applications that require the engine to provide power to auxiliary devices. The feature is designed to protect these devices by limiting torque and speed. It can also be setup to allow the use of the accelerator.
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The Polish Catholic Experience
July-August 2011By Raymond T. Gawronski
Fr. Raymond T. Gawronski, S.J., a native of New York City, is a professor of dogmatic theology and the spiritual director at St. John Vianney Seminary in Denver.
Not too long ago I received a copy of a history of the sixteen Polish parishes in Milwaukee. It is a tremendously moving story of how the poorest of the immigrants from Europe built the most spectacular churches, at incredible cost. The Basilica of St. Josaphat, most imposing of the structures, at one time boasted the second largest dome in the nation after the U.S. Capitol Building. The people who built it were the most despised of the European immigrants, taking dangerous and unsavory jobs no one else would take, huddled in crowded conditions. And yet the parishioners of that parish took out second mortgages on their homes, and contributed up to a years factory wages, in order to build the church to the glory of God.
It is said that when the Germans came to Milwaukee they built factories, and when the Polish came to Milwaukee they built churches. The church was at the very center of the life of the Polish community. And soon there were schools grammar and high schools and benevolent institutions, orphanages, and cultural organizations, including an opera company.
This is only Milwaukee. There are a dozen cities, mostly the Lake Cities Chicago, Detroit, Buffalo where more or less the same phenomenon occurred. And then a hundred other small towns and villages, from Texas to Nebraska to New England, where coal miners, farmers, and other working folk gave their best to the Church, which had been their spiritual home for a millennium.
In the nineteenth century, a great crisis erupted in the American Catholic Church. It centered around the issue of who would control the churches. Called the Trustee Controversy, the issue of church ownership was aggravated by the practice of the American Church hierarchy of removing Polish pastors from their immigrant flocks and imposing non-Poles as the leaders of those flocks. This was especially painful in a city like Milwaukee where the Church leadership was German; the Poles had immigrated from Prussia, fleeing German cultural oppression. (Poland had been partitioned a century before, between Prussia, Russia, and Austria, so no one came from Poland in the Great Immigration since that country did not exist.) The Poles were seen as fractious and quarrelsome, in America as in Europe; in other circumstances, this characteristic was lauded as freedom-loving. To wit, a fairly recent history of the Archdiocese of Milwaukee, commissioned by former Archbishop Rembert Weakland, describes them as intractable. The Poles, for their part, felt that, because by the 1920s they constituted twenty percent of the American Catholic Church, they should have at least some representation in the hierarchy. That representation was very late in coming, too late for the members of the Polish National Church, who had gone into schism by the turn of the nineteenth century.
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Ideas on how to set up a video shoot for a science project
Hello all
I am currently working at a University in Ohio and a division of the science department has a unique opprotunity to do an expereiment in a zero gravity environment
of course they want to video tape this expereiment and no one has mentioned the desire to bring along a video crew (from what I hear your stomach doesn't much appreciate it anyway!)
so here is the situation
I have a client who wants video, essentially he will be the videographer, he is not a specialist in video, the shoot is something than really cannot be repeated so they need to get it right
I realize the deck is stacked against him but I am trying to be helpful. Here are the requirements he wants to have an image of a laptop that is displaying parameters of the event
he also wants a footage of the experiement which invloves a special type of liquid interacting with metal rods.
My first thought is that they will need to construct a rig so that the camera and the metal rods are locked together so any bumps turbulence etc is kept to a minimum
I am stump as to the solution about the laptop I am not sure if there are vga or svideo outs on laptops
also the cameras need to be small and managable I was thinking minidv it's a shame I can't suggest hdv but that might prove to more touble than it's worth
so anyhelp anyone can provide would be great
anything you can think of would be great from makes and models of laptops to manufaturers of custom camera rigs right now is the time for pie in the sky stuff as the project is in the fall
I don't know what the budget is however
thanks for any help
take care
Todd George
Instructional Media Services
John Carroll University
University Heights, OH 44118
We videotape in "zero G" pretty often. Honestly, I've seen more issue with the camera iris because of the white walls and lack of controllable lighting on the "vomit comet" (and the space station or shuttle), than I see problems with reduced gravity.
Whether to build a rig depends on what you want to see. You will lose the perspective of the entire experiment
Wow!! I think that Tim, as usual, has covered all of the salient points. So time for me to chip in. The fact that a non professional cameraman is going to be shooting makes me want to vomit without the aid of one of Tim
Okay, you don't need a picture of the laptop, or home movies of the lucky engineer revisiting his lunch, you only need to record video of the laptop's screen output in synch with whatever the camera is picking up of the fluid action.
Most modern laptops have an s-video out,it mirrors the screen output. This can be connected to a Sony "clamshell" Dv deck, something you can buy for maybe 400 bucks or rent for less. Rent two, and to the second one, connect a "lipstick" "bullet" or "ice cube" (all slang for tiny POV cameras) camera with a close-up lens. Our shop uses a Sony LS-1 lipstick cam with various screw-on lenses, I think it matches our PVV-1 betacam footage pretty well, but there are probably more modern and better POV cameras out there now. The lipstick camera can have plenty of resolution (they are sometimes used for medical and industrial process imaging) with the right add-on lens. Some of the Sony lipstick cams can take power right from the clamshell deck, eliminating a separate power supply for the camera and thus cutting weight and complexity. Another benefit of the lipstick cams is they are small, light, easy to make custom mountings for, and take up little room, making your whole experimental unit more compact and more sturdy against the positive g-forces on the bottom of the parabolas and any in-flight vibrations. The two DV clamshell decks will record time code and audio, so, if your guy can make a noise or a beep or something to slate audio at the beginning of the experimental run, the two tapes will be able to be locked into synchronization in post, and you wind up with a 2-window screen of the laptop data and the experimental glop's behavior all synched up.
All the gear I mentioned, two clamshells and a lipstick, can be rented from a reputable place for not too much money, under $500 a day I would expect, maybe more on the coasts. The expense would mainly come from finding someone experienced and capable in rigging the stuff up so it works and is safe and reliable. That may include adding lighting and a suitably contrasting background to the experimental cell so the fluid behavior is easier to discern. Finding a gaffer that works on a nano-scale can be difficult, OTOH, the craft services table is only a foot long;-)
BTW Tim, I thought the v-Comet was retired, or did they just change aircraft and keep the nickname?


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Members of Railroad Earth and Toubab Krewe Share the Stage
Two bands with different takes on roots music, Railroad Earth and Toubab Krewe, shared the stage Friday night at New Haven, CT's Toad's Place. During Railroad Earth's set, Toubab Krewe's Justin Perkins returned to the stage to play the kora on "Goat." Toubab Krewe will perform at Chicago's Double Door on April 3, while Railroad Earth will headline Teaneck, NJ's Mexicali Live on April 9 and 10. According to the band, "So, Railroad Earth is hard at work rehearsing and doing pre-production for the new album, their first for their new label, One Haven Music! The guys will be heading into the studio next week to start tracking and will be doing so for the next month."


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Since coming to power in 2011, Kim Jong Un has ruled by fear, executing approximately 130 Korean Workers Party officials, including many considered to be a part of his inner, elite circle. The North Korean government reveals almost no information about the details of these executions, leaving us only able to speculate. Despite the sharp increase in political executions and recent high-level defections, why do we still not see significant rupture in the political system in North Korea? What is holding the system together, and how can a deeper understanding of the political purges inform strategies to improve living conditions for ordinary citizens in North Korea?
Please join YPFP on Thursday, October 13 from 6:30pm-7:45pm at the Milano School of International Affairs for the rare opportunity to hear a discussion led by Seoul-based Mr. Kang Cheol Hwan, writer for the Chosun Ilbo, founder of the North Korea Strategy Center, prominent activist for North Korean human rights, and survivor of a North Korean political prison camp. Q&A and light networking reception to follow.
This event is open to YPFP members, Milano School graduate students, friends of North Korea Strategy Center, and friends of YPFP. Please RSVP via this form. All RSVPs must be received by Wednesday, October 12 at 5 p.m.
Mr. Kang Cheol Hwan was born in 1968 in Pyongyang, North Korea. At age 9, Mr. Kang was sent along with his family to Yodok Concentration Camp after his grandfather was accused of treason. He spent 10 years in the prison camp, suffering brutal conditions, starvation and hard labor. After being released, Mr. Kang eventually escaped North Korea, crossing into China in 1992 and eventually reaching South Korea. In 2000, he published the autobiographical "The Aquariums of Pyongyang", the very first survivor's account of North Korea's concentration camps. In 2003, he was awarded the National Endowment of Democracy's "Democracy Award" and in 2006, he was selected as one of Time Magazine's "Asian Heroes". In 2007, Mr. Kang established NKSC in Seoul, South Korea. Mr. Kang is a contributing author to the Chosun Ilbo on North Korean issues.
North Korea Strategy Center is a defector-led NGO that was established in Seoul, South Korea in 2007 to raise awareness about North Korea's human rights conditions, and advocate for freedom and unification in Korea. To learn more and donate visit: http://nksc.us.
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Charlesworth Hotel
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The Charlesworth Hotel is situated within the Heart of Bournemouth. Shops beaches bars are restaurants are just a few minutes walk away. All of our 12 bedrooms are of a high standard - Each room has ensuite showers with FreeView TV hairdryer Tea/Coffee facilities and free wireless internet. We have a selection of doubles (some King size beds) twins and family rooms All our rates include full a la Carte Breakfast which is freshly cooked to order from local suppliers. Aswell as our traditional English Breakfast we offer Kippers and Smoked Salmon with scrambled eggs. For a vegetarian option we offer veggie burgers and omelettes with choice of fillings. Breakfast is served from 8am until 9.30am. SMOKING ROOMS AVAILABLE. ( (from LateRooms.com)
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Peter Costanza was convinced he had found the answer to the Bailey Road Volunteer Fire Department`s fund-raising woes.
The answer, he thought, was to allow a Plantation advertiser to place a billboard in the rear of the Bailey Road fire house, at 2100 S. State Road 7. In exchange, the advertiser offered to pay the volunteer association $5,000 a year for the space.
All that was needed to finalize the deal was permission from the North Lauderdale City Council to put up the billboard. Although the Bailey Road Fire Department serves unincorporated Broward County, it`s located in North Lauderdale.
Council members rejected the billboard, saying that they want to avoid sign pollution in the city.
The council`s decision sent Costanza back to the station without a way to fill the volunteer association`s fund-raising void.
``I was very surprised that the council said no,`` Costanza said. ``We relied on our city fathers and they let us down. I don`t know what alternative we have.``
Raising money has been a difficult undertaking for the Bailey Road Volunteer Fire Department`s 12 paid firefighters and nine volunteers, said Costanza, a paid firefighter who is president of the volunteer association.
But it hasn`t always been that way.
There was a time when the volunteers were able to raise up to $3,000 a year by soliciting money from commuters driving along some of northern Broward County`s busiest thoroughfares and canvassing neighborhoods in unincorporated Pompano Beach, Costanza said.
But when the Broward County Emergency Services took over the Bailey Road fire station in 1982, Costanza said, the county ordered the firefighters to stop soliciting for donations in the middle of intersections.
``They said that it would be fiscally irresponsible and that insurance companies would charge the county a higher rate,`` Costanza said.


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- n. A female domestic servant, especially one employed for menial work.
- n. A prostitute.
- n. A close-fitting, long-sleeved t-shirt with a rolled collar.
from WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
- n. a female domestic servant who does all kinds of menial work
Sorry, no etymologies found.
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