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|22nd in AL
|15th in NL
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|22 de junio de 2017
|Acereros del Norte agente libre firmado LHP Franklin Morales.
|9 de agosto de 2016
|Toronto Blue Jays liberan a LHP Franklin Morales.
|1 de agosto de 2016
|Toronto Blue Jays designado LHP Franklin Morales para la asignación.
|22 de julio de 2016
|Toronto Blue Jays activan a LHP Franklin Morales de la 60-día lista de deshabilitado.
|26 de junio de 2016
|Toronto Blue Jays envian a LHP Franklin Morales una asignación de rehabilitación a Buffalo Bisons.
|21 de junio de 2016
|Toronto Blue Jays envian a LHP Franklin Morales una asignación de rehabilitación a Dunedin Blue Jays.
|13 de junio de 2016
|Toronto Blue Jays transferido LHP Franklin Morales de la 15-día lista de deshabilitado a la 60-día lista de deshabilitado. Left shoulder fatigue
|10 de abril de 2016
|Toronto Blue Jays ponen a LHP Franklin Morales on the 15-día lista de deshabilitado retroactivo al April 7, 2016. Left shoulder fatigue
|2 de abril de 2016
|Toronto Blue Jays agente libre firmado LHP Franklin Morales.
|28 de marzo de 2016
|Milwaukee Brewers liberan a LHP Franklin Morales.
|5 de marzo de 2016
|Milwaukee Brewers agente libre firmado LHP Franklin Morales con un contrato de la ligas menores y invitado a spring training.
|2 de noviembre de 2015
|LHP Franklin Morales eligio agente libre.
|5 de abril de 2015
|Kansas City Royals seleccionado el contrato de LHP Franklin Morales de Omaha Storm Chasers.
|19 de febrero de 2015
|Kansas City Royals agente libre firmado LHP Franklin Morales con un contrato de la ligas menores y invitado a spring training.
|19 de febrero de 2015
|LHP Franklin Morales asignado a Omaha Storm Chasers.
|30 de octubre de 2014
|LHP Franklin Morales eligio agente libre.
|18 de diciembre de 2013
|Colorado Rockies cambian a 3B Jonathan Herrera a Boston Red Sox for LHP Franklin Morales and RHP Chris Martin.
|10 de agosto de 2013
|Franklin Morales estado en la lista cambian a por Boston Red Sox.
|7 de agosto de 2013
|Boston Red Sox envian a LHP Franklin Morales una asignación de rehabilitación de Portland Sea Dogs.
|29 de julio de 2013
|envian a LHP Franklin Morales una asignación de rehabilitación a Pawtucket Red Sox.
|25 de junio de 2013
|Boston Red Sox ponen a LHP Franklin Morales en la 15-día lista de deshabilitado retroactivo al June 23, 2013. Left pectoralis strain.
|28 de mayo de 2013
|Boston Red Sox activan a LHP Franklin Morales de la 15-día lista de deshabilitado.
|23 de mayo de 2013
|Boston Red Sox envian a LHP Franklin Morales una asignación de rehabilitación de Portland Sea Dogs.
|13 de mayo de 2013
|Portland Sea Dogs envian a LHP Franklin Morales una asignación de rehabilitación a Pawtucket Red Sox.
|8 de mayo de 2013
|Franklin Morales estado en la lista cambian a por Portland Sea Dogs.
|17 de abril de 2013
|Boston Red Sox envian a LHP Franklin Morales una asignación de rehabilitación de Greenville Drive.
|31 de marzo de 2013
|Boston Red Sox ponen a LHP Franklin Morales en la 15-día lista de deshabilitado retroactivo al March 22, 2013. Low back strain.
|2 de noviembre de 2012
|Boston Red Sox activan a LHP Franklin Morales de la 60-día lista de deshabilitado.
|12 de septiembre de 2012
|Boston Red Sox transferido LHP Franklin Morales de la 15-día lista de deshabilitado a la 60-día lista de deshabilitado.
|28 de agosto de 2012
|Boston Red Sox ponen a LHP Franklin Morales en la 15-día lista de deshabilitado retroactivo al August 24, 2012. Left shoulder fatigue.
|28 de junio de 2011
|Boston Red Sox activan a LHP Franklin Morales de la 15-día lista de deshabilitado.
|10 de junio de 2011
|envian a LHP Franklin Morales una asignación de rehabilitación a Pawtucket Red Sox.
|29 de mayo de 2011
|Boston Red Sox ponen a LHP Franklin Morales en la 15-día lista de deshabilitado retroactivo al May 26, 2011. left forearm strain
|20 de mayo de 2011
|Colorado Rockies cambian a LHP Franklin Morales a Boston Red Sox.
|26 de agosto de 2010
|Colorado Rockies llamado Franklin Morales de Colorado Springs Sky Sox.
|26 de agosto de 2010
|Colorado Rockies activan a LHP Franklin Morales.
|1 de julio de 2010
|Colorado Rockies opcionado Franklin Morales para Colorado Springs Sky Sox.
|2 de junio de 2010
|Franklin Morales estado en la lista cambian a por Colorado Rockies.
|27 de mayo de 2010
|envian a LHP Franklin Morales una asignación de rehabilitación a Colorado Springs Sky Sox.
|12 de mayo de 2010
|Colorado Rockies ponen a LHP Franklin Morales en la 15-día lista de deshabilitado retroactivo al May 6, 2010. Weakness in his left shoulder.
|7 de julio de 2009
|Colorado Rockies llamado LHP Franklin Morales de Colorado Springs Sky Sox.
|16 de junio de 2009
|Colorado Rockies opcionado Franklin Morales para Colorado Springs Sky Sox.
|31 de mayo de 2009
|Colorado Rockies envian a LHP Franklin Morales una asignación de rehabilitación a Colorado Springs Sky Sox.
|22 de abril de 2009
|Franklin Morales estado en la lista cambian a por Colorado Rockies.
|21 de abril de 2009
|Colorado Rockies llamado LHP Franklin Morales de Colorado Springs Sky Sox.
|15 de abril de 2009
|Franklin Morales estado en la lista cambian a por Colorado Springs Sky Sox.
|8 de abril de 2009
|Colorado Rockies opcionado LHP Franklin Morales para Colorado Springs Sky Sox.
Was just 16 years old when he signed with the Rockies in 2002.2013
Limited to just 20 games after having 2 stints on the disabled list with 2 different injuries...Began the year on the DL with a low back strain...Also missed time with a left pectoralis strain... Placed on the DL on 3/31 (retro to 3/22) with a low back strain...Made 5 rehab appearances for Short-A Lowell, Double-A Portland, and Triple-A Pawtucket, and was 1-1 with a 3.18 ERA (6 ER/17.0 IP) in those appearances... Activated from the DL on 5/28...Made Red Sox season debut in a spot start on 5/30 at PHI and earned the win (5.0 IP, 4 H, 2 ER)... Earned 2nd win in his 3rd appearance of the year on 6/10 in the Sox' 10-8 victory in 14 innings at TB... Placed on the 15-day DL with a left pectoralis strain on 6/25 (retro to 6/23)...Made 4 rehab appearances between Pawtucket and Portland and posted a 1.69 ERA (1 ER/5.1 IP) in those games... No runs in 15 of his 19 relief appearances...Threw more than 1.0 inning in 6 of his 19 relief appearances... Held left-handed batters to a .184 AVG (7-for-38)...Allowed just 2 hits to lefties in their final 17 at-bats (.118 AVG) against him... Retired 15 of 19 first batters faced (79%) and stranded 7 of his 10 inherited runners... Allowed 8 of his 13 ER in 2 appearances (4 ER on 6/8 vs. LAA, and 4 ER on 6/22 at DET)...Excluding those 2 games, had a 2.01 ERA (5 ER/22.1 IP)... Posted a 2.08 ERA (3 ER/13.0 IP) with a .217 opp. AVG (10-for-46) over his final 14 games beginning 8/16...Had a 7.30 ERA (10 ER/12.1 IP) over his 1st 6 games (1 start).2012 Made 28 relief appearances and a career-high 9 starts in his 1st full season with the Red Sox before missing the club's last 37 games due to injury. Set career highs with both 76.1 innings and 76 strikeouts...His 9.0 strikeouts per 9.0 innings was the 8th-best rate among AL hurlers with at least 75.0 innings...His 9.3 K-rate as a starter (47 K/45.2 IP) ranked 5th in the AL among pitchers with at least 40.0 innings as a starter. Went 3-3 with a 4.14 ERA (21 ER/45.2 IP) and 47 strikeouts in 9 starts...Was 0-1 with a 3.23 ERA (11 ER/30.2 IP), 1 save, and 8 holds in 28 relief outings. Totaled a 2.66 ERA (13 ER/44.0 IP) with 49 strikeouts on the road...Posted a 0.93 WHIP and held opponents to a .176 AVG (28-for-159) away from BOS. Surrendered just 1 homer in 113 plate appearances vs. left-handed hitters (Curtis Granderson, 8/17 at NYY)... Held lefties to a .184 AVG (18-for-98) and .224 SLG, the 5th-lowest SLG for an AL hurler (min. 100 BF vs. LHB). Among major leaguers with at least 75.0 innings, had the 4th-lowest percentage of swings put in play (35.0%) and the 5th-lowest percentage of pitches put in play (15.9%)...Also placed 6th among American Leaguers in percent of swings that miss (25.8%). Had a 9.53 ERA (12 ER/10.2 IP) against the Yankees compared to a 2.74 mark (20 ER/65.2 IP) against the rest of baseball...Allowed a career-high 4 homers on 7/7 (G1) vs. NYY and 8/17 at NYY...8 of 11 home runs allowed all season came against NYY. 21 of 28 relief appearances were scoreless, including 17 of his last 22 (2.52 ERA, 7 ER/25.0 IP) and 6 of his last 8 (1.88, 3 ER/14.1 IP). Collected 6 holds in April, matching Greg Harris in 1994 and Mike Timlin in 2006 for the most by a Red Sox in April since 1921. Held opponents to 1 run or less and 3 hits or less in a team-high 3 starts (6/28 at SEA, 7/13 at TB, 8/5 vs. MIN)...Trailed only David Price (6), Chris Sale (6), Drew Smyly (4), and Tommy Milone (4) among AL lefties. Posted a 2.00 ERA (4 ER/18.0 IP), 24 K's and just 3 walks over 1st 3 starts with BOS from 6/17-28...In those 3 tilts, collected the 3 largest strikeout totals of his career (9 at CHC on 6/17, 8 vs. ATL on 6/23, 7 at SEA on 6/28)... Became 1st Sox pitcher to fan at least 7 batters in each of his 1st 3 starts of a season since Curt Schilling in 2004. With 9 K's on 6/17, became the 1st AL pitcher to fan at least 9 with no walks in an outing of 5.0 innings or less since CLE's Dave Burba on 9/20/00 at BOS (G2)...Since 1916, the only other Red Sox to do that was John Henry Johnson on 8/7/84 vs. DET (G2) (9 K in 5.0 IP). Became the 1st Red Sox with at least 8 strikeouts and no more than 1 walk or 2 earned runs allowed in each of his 1st 2 starts of a season since 1913 (when ER began being calculated in the AL)...Was the 1st AL pitcher to do that in his 1st 2 starts of a season since Ted Lilly and Roy Halladay in 2002...According to Elias, became the 1st Red Sox ever to have 8 K's and no more than 1 walk or 2 earned runs over his 1st 2 starts for the team. Did not factor in the decision on 6/17 at CHC in his 1st start with BOS and his 1st start overall since 4/21/09 at ARI with COL...Earned 1st win of the season on 6/23 vs. ATL, his 1st as a starter since 4/8/09 at ARI with COL...Pitched 7.0 scoreless innings on 6/28 at SEA, the longest outing of his career. In the 3rd inning on 7/7 vs. NYY (G1), became the 1st Red Sox pitcher to record 2 pickoffs in a single frame since Tom House in the 8th inning on 7/16/76 at KC (G1). Placed on the 15-day DL on 8/28 (retro to 8/24) with left shoulder inflammation...Transferred to the 60-day DL on 9/12 and did not pitch again for the remainder of the season. 2011 Appeared in a career-high 50 games overall between the Red Sox and Rockies...Also set career marks in innings pitched (46.1), strikeouts (42) and holds (10). Held opponents scoreless in 38 of his 50 contests, including 28 with Boston. In 25 road appearances overall on the year had a 1.27 ERA (3 ER/21.1 IP) and .155 opponent AVG (11-for-71) while recording 6 holds...Allowed runs in just 2 road games, 1 with the Red Sox (2 R/1.0 IP on 5/25 at CLE)...Had a 1.13 ERA (2 ER/16.0 IP) and .161 opponent AVG (9-for-56) in 18 road tilts with the Sox. Compiled an 0-1 record with a 3.86 ERA (6 ER/14.0 IP), 11 strikeouts and 8 walks over 14 appearances with the Rockies to start the season, holding opponents to a .204 AVG (10-for-49). Acquired by the Red Sox from Colorado on 5/19 in exchange for a player to be named later or cash considerations...Pitched in 36 games for Boston out of the bullpen. Threw less than 1.0 inning 16 times with Boston, the most such outings on the staff. Made 16 appearances against AL East rivals and tallied a 1.98 ERA (3 ER/13.2 IP) over those contests, the best mark among Sox relievers vs. the AL East (min. 10.0 IP). Placed on 15-day disabled list on 5/29 (retroactive to 5/26) with a left forearm strain...Made 6 rehab appearances with Triple-A Pawtucket from 6/11-25 before being activated on 6/28. Held opponents scoreless in 28 of 34 outings after coming off the DL on 6/28, compiling a 3.38 ERA (11 ER/29.1 IP) in that time...Tallied 15.0 scoreless frames over 17 road outings during that span. Threw 1.1 perfect innings 7/17 at TB, matching his longest career outing without allowing a base runner (also 7/9/09 vs. ATL). Allowed runs in just 1 of 13 August outings, yielding a 2-run homer (Carlos Santana) in 0.1 inning on 8/4 vs. CLE...Recorded a 1.86 ERA in the month (9.2 IP). Posted a career-long, 10-game scoreless streak from 8/7-30...Threw 7.1 straight scoreless frames over 11 games from 8/7-9/3 (8th inning)...Held opponents scoreless in 16 of his last 19 outings from the beginning of that stretch through the end of the season for a 2.25 ERA in that time (4 ER/16.0 IP). Did not issue a walk in a career-high 14 straight games from 8/9-9/14 (11.0 IP). 2010 Began the season on the Rockies Opening Day roster as the team's primary closer...had three saves in five opportunities but lost job to Manuel Corpas in early May before going on the 15-day disabled list with left shoulder weakness...was reinstated from the disabled list on 6/2 after making two rehab appearances, a total of 5.0 innings pitched, for Triple-A Colorado Springs...optioned to Triple-A 7/1 when Esmil Rogers was recalled...Was recalled a final time 8/27 from Triple-A Colorado Springs prior to the game vs. LAD...struckout one and walked two in 0.2 innings in that game...left with two runners on, one came around to score...was his first outing since 6/30 at SD...He went 3-0 with a 2.67 ERA (30.1 ip, 9 er), allowing 19 walks and striking out 34 in 24 appearances for Colorado Springs...had not allowed a run over his past nine appearances for Colorado Springs and had 14 strikeouts in 12.0 innings...Over his final five outings of the season allowed just one hit, one run, no earned runs and two walks while striking out three over 2.2 innings...Held left-handed hitters to a .171 (6-for-35) batting average in 2010, allowing just two extra-base hits...overall held hitters to just a .255 (28-for-110) average...Inherited 14 runners this season, allowing just three to score (21.4 percent)...also finished a career-high 15 games topping 2009 when he finished 14 games for the Rockies...Finished the season with 20 middle relief outings from the bullpen...Has 73 consecutive appearances out of the bullpen since starting his Major League career with 15 straight starts. 2009 Began the season as the club's No. 5 starter and finished as a late-inning reliever...began the year on the Major League roster, but following his start 4/8 at ARI (Win, 6.0 ip, 1 er), the Rockies optioned him to the minors...was recalled 4/21 for his start again at ARI as Rox won...went on the DL the following day (strained left shoulder)...stayed on the DL from 4/22-6/12...club optioned him back to the minors 6/12 when he came off the DL...was recalled 7/7 and pitched out of the bullpen the rest of the season...he made a total 2 starts in 2009, both vs. ARI (1-0, 3.38 ERA)...entered with bases loaded 7/7 vs. WAS struck out only batter faced (Nyjer Morgan); marked the first reg. season relief outing of his career...did not allow any runs in his first 9 relief outings (7.1 ip), a streak that was snapped 7/27 at New York when he allowed a gamewinning grand slam to Fernando Tatis (only batter faced); charged with one run, as he inherited a bases loaded situation...earned the win in consecutive outings, 7/31-8/2, both games at Cincinnati...was charged with his first blown save 7/21 vs. ARI but was not being used as the closer at the time...took over the closing duties while Huston Street was on the DL in early September, converting all 7 of his chances...in fact, he earned a save in 6 consecutive appearances from 9/2-11, tossing 6.0 scoreless innings in that span...took his first loss of the season 9/12 at SD, as he walked home the winning run in the 10th inning of that game...would go on to allow runs in 5 of his final 8 outings...from 9/12 through the end of the season he would post a 20.77 ERA (4.1 ip, 10 er)...made 9 appearances in that time, but would toss just 4.1 innings...held opponents to a .256 average against as a reliever in 2009, and a .250 average against on the season...lefties hit just .205 off him for the year. 2008 Began the season in the Rockies starting rotation before being optioned to Triple-A Colorado Springs for the rest of the season...made 5 starts in April before being optioned on 4/30...went 1-2 with a 6.39 ERA (25.1 ip, 18 er) in his 5 starts with the Rockies...allowed just 2 hits and no runs in a no-decision 4/6 vs. ARI in his first start of the season...allowed 18 earned runs over 19.1 innings in his next four starts prior to being optioned...went 10-5 with a 5.47 ERA in 21 starts for the Sky Sox, his first extended action at Triple-A in his career (3 starts with Sky Sox in 2007)...became the first Sky Sox pitcher to win 10 games since Chris Gissell won 14 games in 2004...led the Sky Sox in wins (10), strikeouts (83), walks (82) and starts (21)...led the Sky Sox starters with a 5.47 ERA...went 6-0 with a 1.97 ERA (50.1 ip, 11 er) at 2007 One of the Rockies' top prospects, the 22-year-old Venezuelan was a member of the Rockies rotation for the final six weeks of the campaign...allowed just two home runs in 39.1 innings in the big leagues, this after allowing a long ball to his third batter faced in the majors...opponents batted just .241 (34-for-141), .273 (30-for-110) by right-handers and just a .129 (4-for-31) mark by lefties...opposition hit just .208 (10- for-48) with two outs, including .100 (1-for-10) with runners in scoring position and two outs...team was 6-2 in Morales' starts...made just two quality starts, as his pitch counts and innings were limited...averaged 6.64 runs of support per nine innings...had greater success in his 5 road starts (2-1, 2.05 ERA) than in his three outings at Coors Field (1-1, 6.23 ERA)...both wins came against NL East clubs: Philadelphia and Florida...had contract purchased from Triple-A Colorado Springs prior to his Major League debut on Aug. 18 at Los Angeles...took a no decision in the Rockies' 7-4, 14- inning victory (5.1 ip, 5 h, 1 r-er)...threw 79 pitches, 52 strikes (65.8%)...after fielding a Furcal bunt to lead off the game and inducing groundout, lone run allowed came on solo homer by Matt Kemp, third batter he had faced in the big leagues...other four hits allowed were all singles...retired first batter faced in sixth, then allowed consecutive singles before LaTroy Hawkins came on to strand both inherited runners...Morales exited with lead and was in position to win before Jorge Julio allowed two runs in eighth to tie game...neither team scored until Rox plated three runs in the 14th inning of a game that ended at 12:16 a.m. the next day...it was just the third 5-hour game in team history...in that debut, the one-time outfielder had a two-out RBI single in his first big league at-bat off Chad Billingsley in the 2nd inning...was charged with first career loss in next start Aug. 23 vs. Pittsburgh (4.0 ip, 7 h, 4 rer)... received a total of just four runs of support in his first two career starts...took loss on Aug. 28 at San Francisco despite allowing only two runs over 5.0 innings in Rockies' 3-1 defeat...was optioned to Colorado Springs after that start, but did not rejoin the Sky Sox...was recalled from Triple-A prior to next start on Sept. 4 vs. San Francisco, and allowed five runs in just 3.0 innings that night, but Rox came back for a 6-5 win...earned first Major League win on Sept. 11 at Philadelphia in Rockies' 8-2 victory (5.0 ip, 3 h, 0 r)...just one of his three hits allowed went for extra bases, a leadoff double by Pat Burrell in the fourth inning, and he was erased on a baserunning blunder shortly thereafter...five relievers closed out the win for Colorado...the 5.0 shutout innings came against the NL's top-scoring team in the park which averaged more runs per game than any other in the NL...it was one of just five times in 2007 that an opposing pitcher posted a scoreless start of 5.0+ innings in Philly...the others: Tom Glavine, Aug. 28 (7.0 ip); Adam Wainwright, July 15 (7.0 ip); Randy Johnson, May 30 (6.0 ip); and Matt Morris-with SF, June 1 (6.0 ip)...it was first of three straight scoreless outings for Morales...also won next start on Sept. 16 vs. Florida (6.0 ip, 3 h, 0 r), a Rockies' 13-0 win which began a club-record 11-game win streak for the Rockies...retired 14 straight batters in that game, which included a half-hour delay due to rain in the sixth inning...took no decision Sept. 21 at San Diego in Rockies' 2-1, 14-inning win (6.0 ip, 1 h, 0 r)...allowed three runs on four hits over 5.0 innings of work in his final start in the regular season on Sept. 27 at Los Angeles...had entered the game with a 17-inning scoreless streak, the longest by a Rockie in '07...shut out the Dodgers over his first three innings, but gave up an RBI triple to James Loney in the fourth inning, snapping the streak at 20 innings, tied with Denny Neagle (Aug. 3- 20, 2002) for the longest in club history...combined to go 5-4 with a 3.51 ERA (112.2 ip, 44 er) in 20 games/starts with Double-A Tulsa and Triple-A Colorado Springs this season...began the year with Tulsa, spending the season's first three months in Double-A...went 3-4 with a 3.48 ERA (95.2 ip, 37 er) in 17 games/starts for the Drillers...was on disabled list May 2-24 with a left hamstring strain...the Drillers won 11 of his 17 games...seven of his 17 assignments were quality outings and allowed three runs or less in 13 of his 17 games...his three victories came over his last four starts with Tulsa, as he went 3-0 with a 2.17 ERA (29.0 ip, 7 er) during that span...struck out a season-high 10 batters on July 18 vs. Springfield and tossed his second career complete game on July 29 at Arkansas, in what was his final start at the Double-A level before being transferred to Triple-A on Aug. 3...started 3 games for Colorado Springs, going 2-0 with a 3.71 ERA (17.0 ip, 7 er)...between Tulsa and Colorado Springs this season, held opposing batters at a .241 (97-for-403) average against, with left-handers at .250 (25-for-100) and righties at .238 (72-for-303). 2006 In his first season in High-A ball, went 10-9 with a 3.68 ERA (154.0 ip, 63 er) in 27 games/26 starts for Modesto...led the California League in ERA and strikeouts (179), but also ranked second in walks (89)...his strikeout total ranked fourth among all minor leaguers for the season...held the opposition to a .223 average, with lefties at .193 (23-for-119) and right-handers at .231 (103-for-446)...opponents hit just .197 (34-for-173) with runners in scoring position...accomplished all this despite being the second-youngest player to spend the entire year in the Cal League...while several younger players appeared in games during the year, only Stockton's Ryan Webb, Oakland's fourth round pick in 2004, spent the entire year in the league...Webb (born 2/5/86) is just 12 days younger than Morales...no position player younger than the duo appeared in more than 59 games, and no pitcher born after the pair made more than nine appearances...compiled 15 quality starts...allowed three earned runs or less in 21 outings and pitched 6.0 or more frames in 17 starts...made his Nuts debut pitching out of the bullpen on April 12 vs. Lakewood...was moved into the starting rotation for the rest of the season after that contest...won three straight starts May 25-June 6, posting a 2.50 ERA (18.0 ip, 5 er) in that span...registered double digit strikeouts twice, but recorded seven or more K's in a game on 14 occasions...posted career-high 16 strikeouts on Aug. 18 at San Jose in 3-2 win...tossed just 7.0 innings in that contest, retiring 16 of 27 batters faced via the strikeout...in his previous start Aug. 12 at Visalia, tossed 8.0 innings and allowed just one hit...over his final seven starts beginning Aug. 2, opponents hit just .151 (23-for-152) with no home runs...went 3-0 with a 2.25 ERA (32.0 ip, 8 er) over his final five starts...won five of his last seven decisions...had 28 assists in the field, most of any pitcher in the league...tabbed by Baseball America as having the best curveball in Colorado's minor league system and ranked by the same publication as the second-best prospect in the Rockies chain entering the 2007 season...also named third-best Cal League prospect. 2005 Went 8-4 with a 3.08 ERA (96.1 ip, 33 er) with 108 strikeouts in 21 games/15 starts for Asheville...tied for the team lead in wins and ranked second on club in K's...led South Atlantic League with seven balks...posted 6-4 record with 3.23 ERA (78.0 ip, 28 er) in 15 starts...went 2-0 with 2.45 ERA (18.1 ip, 5 er) and one save in four relief appearances...opponents batted just .214, with lefties at .180 (9-for-50) and right-handers at .220 (64-for-291)...opposition was just 4-for-40 (.100) with RISP and two outs...after bouncing between starting and relief work to begin the year, made 12 straight starts to end the season starting at the beginning of July...over his final 11 starts beginning July 8, went 6-2 with a 2.10 ERA (60.0 ip, 14 er)...earned only career save on May 17 vs. West Virginia, pitching 3.0 scoreless frames in 14-0 win...allowed two runs or less in 12 of 15 starts...rated as the third-best prospect in the Rockies organization by Baseball America entering '06. 2004 In his first season in the U.S., tied teammate Samuel Deduno for the Pioneer League lead with 15 starts...ranked second in the league in strikeouts (82) and T3rd in wins (6)...averaged 11.35 strikeouts per nine innings, second-best in the league...hurled league's only CG shutout of 2004, a rain-shortened 3-0 victory over Provo in his final start on Sept. 3...blanked Provo over 5.0 innings, allowing two hits with 11 K's. 2003 The 17-year-old pitched for Rockies in Dominican Summer League in his pro debut, going 9-3 with a 2.18 ERA (78.1 ip, 19 er) in 13 game/starts...opponents batted just .211 (58-for-275) as he did not allow a home run.


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Post Lamenectomy Syndrome, Spinal Stenosis, DDD....
1999 Hemi Lamenectomy/2005 Spinal Fusion(L4-S1)
Methadone 120 mg. a day/ 30 mg. Oxycodone as needed(up to 4 x a day)
High Blood Pressure: Lisinopril HCTZ 10 mg. daily
Type 2 Diabetes: (March 16, 2009)
Metformin HCL ER 1700 mg. at night..Glipizide 10mg. 2X in the morning and bedtime
Lantus 50 units at bedtime with Solostar Pen
Byetta 5 mcg. 2X daily

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HBO today renewed "In Treatment" for a second season. The engrossing drama, adapted from an Israeli original, follows a therapist, his own troubled marriage, and his patients' appointments–one therapy session per episode with each character returning on his or her designated day of the week.
Production starts in New York this fall. Gabriel Byrne as Paul Weston, the drama's central shrink, and Dianne Wiest, as his therapist Gina Toll, are among the returning cast members.
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Miki Agrawal
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Do Cool Sh*t
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An inspiring, irreverent manifesto for those seeking to blaze their own path to entrepreneurship and find fulfillment and happiness through bold action and big ideas
Have you ever wondered if it's possible to make a career out of something you love? Or how to march through life with a purpose and get the most out of every second? Miki Agrawal, entrepreneur, angel investor, and cool-sh*t-doer, has figured it out. Here Miki shares her own adventures in entrepreneurship and life, from learning to step out of her comfort zone in a foreign country to achieving her dream of playing soccer for the New York Magic to partnering with Tony Hsieh of Zappos.com to launch her dream business.
In Do Cool Sh*t, Miki shows you how to start your own business, fund it on a shoestring budget, convene the perfect group to brainstorm your business plan, test your product, get great (free) press coverage, and more—all while living a life you're proud of.
Miki pulls back the curtain to reveal how you can live out loud, honor your hunches, and leave nothing on the table. She reminds you that it's cool to care and be excited about ideas and to be proactive; it's cool to mess up; it's cool to work your ass off on something that is meaningful to you; and it's cool to keep trying when the odds are stacked against you. Whether you're about to graduate from college and are wondering what the heck you want to do with your life, or you are in a dead-end job, dreaming about starting your own business, Do Cool Sh*t will make you open your eyes, laugh out loud, and shout, "I can do that!"
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"If MacGyver were a woman she would look a lot like Miki Agrawal-she might even BE Miki. But this book makes it clear just how to tap into your inner MacGyver and transform your life!"
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"Miki Agrawal is a real piece of work. It turns out that so are you. Once you read her high-energy book, you might be able to embrace the gifts you already have and go take advantage of them."
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"Miki is an unstoppable force in successful pursuit of a rich and fulfilled life, and a source of practical wisdom for how you can be the same. The more people that follow her advice, the better the world will be."
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"Offering a combination of vivid stories with action-able advice, Agrawal helps readers define and achieve their personalized versions of success....Simple yet powerful, Agrawal's process liberates readers from conventional thinking and restrictions, freeing them to pursue their passions and make a living at the same time."
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"This book is your official permission slip to quit yappin' and make it happen. Miki's book is smart, straightforward and a ton of fun -- a must read for any aspiring entrepreneur."
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In Do Cool Sh*t, serial social entrepreneur, angel investor, and all-around cool sh*t–doer Miki Agrawal shows how to start a successful company—from brainstorming to raising money to getting press without any connections—all while having a meaningful life!
With zero experience and no capital, Miki Agrawal opened WILD, a farm-to-table pizzeria in New York City and Las Vegas, partnered up in a children's multimedia company called Super Sprowtz, and launched a patented high-tech underwear business called THINX.
Miki has seen significant growth in her businesses. She pulls back the curtain of how you can live out loud, honor your hunches, and leave nothing on the table.
Whether you're a student with big aspirations or an experienced professional looking for new opportunities, Do Cool Sh*t will open your eyes, make you laugh, and give you the confidence to quit your day job, start your own business, and live happily ever after.
Do Cool Sh*t features a foreword by Tony Hsieh, the founder of Zappos.


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Sometimes I need to import file information into SQL Server, or just get a list of files, sizes, etc. Normally I use the dir command, but it generates a fixed layout that is sometimes difficult to parse. Here's an easier way to get file name, size, and date in a comma-delimited format:
for %a in (*.*) do @echo %a,%~za,%~ta...or...for %a in (*.*) do @echo %a,%~za,%~tam
Depending on which version of Windows you're running, you may prefer the 2nd version, it will add an "m" to the time display so that times show as "AM" or "PM". Windows 2003 would use the...
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This is Part 2 of the series on the for command. In an earlier article I covered using for to deploy SQL scripts against multiple servers. I'm going to enhance this a little by specifying multiple databases as well, and generating server and database lists automatically. I'll also add a little enhancement for deploying scripts in a particular order of execution.
In the previous article I created a text file (servers.txt) that contained the names of the SQL Servers against which a number of scripts needed to be deployed. The assumption was that there was only a single database (with...
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I've already posted an example in a previous article, and I'm going to post a couple more on neat things you can do with the DOS for command.
I recently helped out a friend with a method to deploy stored procedures to multiple servers. Previously he was generating the scripts and running them manually in Query Analyzer, for up to 8 different servers. Getting bored and making mistakes, plus needing it to be foolproof for others to use, he was looking for a better way. Here it is. :)
The for command can enumerate through file contents as well as...
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Where there's fire, there's global warming
"I think there was a tendency to think that the overwhelming factor (driving forest fires) was short-term weather. There's this idea that drought matters, and it does. But it's taking time and a lot of research to show that climate plays a big role as well." -- Anthony Westerling
Six years ago, climate scientist Anthony Westerling began obsessively poring over the meticulously detailed invoices that U.S. Forest Service and National Park Service land managers use to itemize firefighting expenses.
"These things will have 170-plus fields," says Westerling — including information on when a fire was first reported, when firefighters finally controlled it, and how many acres were burned. Westerling, who works at the Scripps Institution of Oceanography (which also studies climate and earth sciences) in La Jolla, Calif., didn't aspire to be an accountant, nor was he searching for fraud in government spending. He was hoping to answer a question that had not been seriously asked before: How do rising global temperatures affect wildfire behavior?
Along with fellow researchers in La Jolla and at the University of Arizona in Tucson, Westerling wove the information in the invoices together with data from streamflow gauges, soil moisture measures, and temperature and precipitation records to form a comprehensive picture of the driving forces behind the West's fires.
The group will present its findings in the journal Science next month; a preliminary article appeared in the July 6 issue of Science Express. The basic conclusion may not startle: Large forest fires increased beginning in the mid-1980s — particularly in the Northern Rockies, the Sierra Nevada and the southern Cascades — and the changes closely correlated with an increase in spring and summer temperatures during the same time period.
But some of the nuances are surprising. Westerling and his colleagues found that a delicate "tipping point" exists, particularly in forests in the Northern Rockies and Northern California. When snowpack melts earlier in the spring — even just a few days sooner — the severity of the fire season intensifies greatly. "It didn't take a very big temperature increase (to) switch from very few fires to a lot of fires," says Westerling. As spring and summer temperatures gradually increased, "You were getting closer and closer to this tipping point, so that the (climate) variability from year to year just pushes you over it easily."
Westerling grew up in Los Angeles but vacationed at a family cabin on the east side of the Sierra, and later lived abroad in places like Saudi Arabia, China and Brazil. He returned to California to get his Ph.D., and in 2000, he went to work at Scripps. That year proved to be a banner one for fire, and that's when Westerling began looking more closely at the relationship between climate and fire.
Because of the wide variability in fire regimes throughout the West — from ponderosa forests in the Southwest to chaparral in Southern California to lodgepole pine and spruce-fir forests in the Northern Rockies — long-term trends can be hard to pick out from the year-to-year "noise."
That was precisely the value of Westerling's research: Zooming out to look at the entire region helped bring the phenomenon into relief.
Usually, blame for the bigger and more frequent fires of the past 20 years is ascribed to the federal government's aggressive firefighting policies, which have left a lot of dead and small-diameter trees in Western forests ready to burn. Westerling's research suggests that rising temperatures, not land-management practices, may play a greater role in driving forest fires.
But, he writes, if warming is the main driver of increased fire activity, "ecological restoration and fuels management alone will not be sufficient to reverse current wildfire trends." Scientists and planners must also plug global climate change into their equations.
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November 14. 2012 10:45PM
Portsmouth-Manchester bus service gets state OK
By GARRY RAYNO
State House Bureau
CONCORD - Southern New Hampshire residents will soon be able to travel from Portsmouth to Manchester by bus, a long-sought avenue for public transportation.
The Executive Council on Wednesday approved a $2.4 million contract with Flight Line Inc. to subsidize the service for three years.
The money will provide operating and marketing funds to the Salem-based company that operates van and limousine service to Logan Airport and the Boston area and to Manchester Boston Regional Airport in southern New Hampshire.
Federal Congestion Mitigation and Air Quality (CMAQ) funds will pay for the Flight Line contract.
The state Department of Transportation sought proposals for the service in 2010 and received approval for using the CMAQ money in February 2011.
Under the contract, Flight Line buses will stop at the Portsmouth Transportation Center, Epping Park and Ride lot, Manchester Boston Regional Airport and the downtown Manchester bus station on Canal Street.
The contract calls for at least 10 round-trips daily, but Flight Line President Jamie Dowd has said his company will offer 20 round-trips daily.
The first bus will arrive at Manchester airport by 5 a.m. and the last bus leaving the airport will be at midnight.
Three companies bid on the proposed route, Flight Line, Falcon Bus Lines and New England Coach, with Flight Line receiving the nod from a review committee.
At the council meeting, District 3 Executive Councilor Raymond Wiezcorek, R-Manchester, said "Hopefully (bus service) will give some assistance to Manchester airport. The current bus service bypasses the airport so I'll be watching this with great interest."
In 2009, Dowd sued the state and Jim Jalbert, co-owner of Boston Express Bus Inc., saying the bidding process had been manipulated for the contract to carry passengers between Manchester and Boston as part of the Interstate 93 widening project from Salem to Manchester.
In the suit, Dowd said the subsidized contract gives Boston Express an unfair competitive advantage over his business. He also said the original request for proposals was changed so only Boston Express could qualify after a contract had already been awarded to another company.
Dowd did not bid on the Manchester-to-Boston contract. The suit is pending.
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MU's Raptor Rehabilitation Project Releases Bald Eagle
The injured eagle had been found near Paris, Mo., by a member of the public who had previously observed her and a mate building a nest.
Eagle Rare is a mature bald eagle who was brought to the Raptor Rehabilitation Project on Jan. 23, 2010. She was found unable to fly with a clearly broken left wing. Later radiographs showed that in addition to the fractures in her left wing, she had also broken her pelvis. Surgery was performed to repair the fractures in the wing. In April, when her fractures had healed, she was moved into a flight cage for further rehabilitation. She has continued to improve and is now flying strongly and is ready to return to the wild.
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text: Marketing gets personal By Kate Maddox. Published on April 09, 2012. As marketers pump more money into digital marketing, agencies of all sizes are expanding their interactive services in areas such as social, mobile and online video to help clients connect with customers. According to BtoB's "Outlook 2012" report, 74.0% of b-to-b marketers will increase their online marketing budgets this year. The report was based on an online survey of 343 b-to-b marketers conducted in November and December. It found that the top areas of online marketing spending this year will be: website development (cited by 67.6% of marketers), email (67.5%), social media (64.3%), search (54.8%), video (50.5%) and webcasts/virtual events (45.6%). "We are using the vast array of tools we're now equipped with in the digital space to allow customers to tell the story," said John Osborn, president-CEO of BBDO New York, whose clients include AT&T, FedEx, General Electric Co., Monster.com and Motorola Solutions. Last year, BBDO helped develop a website for GE called GE.com/stories that featured case studies of actual customers and employees involved with GE technology. The site includes online videos, customer testimonials and social media sharing tools to tell customers' stories. For example, one case study features a video (also used in a TV spot) of a group of cancer survivors meeting with employees of GE Healthcare to talk about how GE's diagnostic equipment helped save their lives. On the site, users can also submit stories of how technology is working in their own communities to help support local nonprofits (GE donates $1 for each story or photo submitted to a weekly-designated nonprofit organization). "The b-to-b space can be a little technical and complex. We are striving for the emotional high ground," Osborn said. Agency executives also said technology has prompted changes in clients' marketing organizations and that successful agencies have to understand how to effectively work with these new organizations. "From the client side, it has become incredibly complex," said Bill Kolb, CEO of MRM Worldwide, the digital agency of McCann Worldgroup, New York. "There are four huge buckets on the client side—traditional marketing, sales and operations, the IT group, and outside partners. Clients are wrestling with that from an organizational perspective—for example, IT having a reporting line into marketing or some other organizational change. Agencies that will be successful have to understand how to sit in the middle of that." Kolb said his agency has been working with clients to help them understand how IT fits into the whole marketing mix, work with IT-process-driven approaches and use IT tools in marketing. "It's a fundamental change in the marketplace very few agencies understand," Kolb said. Another prominent digital agency, Digitas, Boston, recently expanded its b-to-b focus by opening Digitas Business, a unit dedicated to b-to-b digital marketing. Dennis Reilly, senior VP-global practice lead for Digitas Business, said the agency has seen a spike in demand for the services it offers. "Companies realize if they're not embracing digital, they're at a direct disadvantage," he said. Digitas is using digital technologies to provide "active branding experiences" for clients, Reilly said. "It's all about making it real, or advertising as a service," he said. For example, Digitas created a digital tool kit for American Express OPEN to help merchants leverage Small Business Saturday, the Thanksgiving holiday shopping day immediately following Black Friday. AmEx successfully introduced the concept of Small Business Saturday in 2010 as a way to encourage consumers to shop locally. The promotional kit included a free YouTube video-maker with scripts, templates and music, as well as a Facebook page-builder. More than 100 million shoppers visited local stores during the event, with all 50 states observing Small Business Saturday. Another area agencies are expanding into is analytics, as social media, search and other online tools provide a wealth of data about online behavior. Doremus, New York, last year introduced an analytics service called DNA (Doremus Network Analysis) using proprietary technology to analyze social networking activity and online behavior. "Clients are really beginning to understand and appreciate the intelligence they can get with social media through intelligent engagement with their key constituencies," said Carl Anderson, CEO of Doremus. "One of our main success drivers is DNA. It helps us understand who are the influencers [for clients] and what kinds of conversations they are having; and it really informs our media strategy and messaging." The agency is also expanding its work in mobile. "Clearly, in the consumer realm, mobile has been embraced in the last few years. Mobile will be an important vehicle for b-to-b going forward, by virtue of the increased use of tablets, and the reach and engagement mobile provides for our clients' key audiences," Anderson said. Adam Kleinberg, CEO of interactive agency Traction, San Francisco, said mobile is evolving from apps to Web-based browsing. "Mobile experiences are going to shift toward the browser," he said. "It's very powerful for a brand to have an app on the iPad, but there are also drawbacks. The app is a "walled garden.' Users discover content through search and share, but I can't get into your app." Kleinberg said marketers will need to work with their agency partners to develop mobile-enabled sites as a top priority. "Brands have to understand that their content is discoverable through the mobile Web," he said. "HTML5 makes that possible. Sites will need to be designed mobile-first as more digital content is being consumed this way." Most Popular In this article: BtoB


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S Version features include:
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- Encoder following with electronic gearing
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- Multi-axis Si programming if used with the SiNet hub.
- SCL "host" commands for real time control from a host PC or PLC (RS-232 or RS-485)
Q Version features include:
- Q is a high level ASCII command set and programming language. Sequences of commands can be stored in the drive to provide complex motion and machine control.
- Flow controls, Motion, I/O, Math functions, Registration manipulation, Multi-tasking, Host iterrogation, Exception handling (faults &interrupts).
- Q drives also support these functions, which can be changed "on the fly" from a host command or within a Q program:
- Pulse & direction with electronic gearing, Encoder folling with electronic gearing, CW & CCW pulse, analog or digital velocity (oscillator & joystick) mode. Analog positioning.
- Options: Encoder feedback, RS-483 communication
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The ST10-IP-EN incorporates EtherNet/IP network communications, the widely used industrial protocol for manufacturing automation applications. With EtherNet/IP users can control, configure and query the drive using an open, standards-based, industrial Ethernet connection at speeds up to 100 MBits/sec. The ST-IP drives run all of the same control modes as ST-Q drives, with the addition that all drive features can be accessed over EtherNet/IP, including more than 100 commands and 130 registers for controlling motion, I/O, configuration, polling, math, register manipulation, and Q programming.
For connecting to external devices such as control signals, incremental encoders, limit switches, proximity or photoelectric sensors, PLC I/O, lamps, and other devices, the drive comes with 8 digital inputs, 4 digital outputs, and 2 single-ended analog inputs (analog inputs can be wired together as 1 differential analog input). Adjustable digital filters are present on the digital inputs for enhanced reliability in noisy environments.
In addition to EtherNet/IP the drive supports Ethernet TCP and UDP protocols for sending commands from Applied Motion's proprietary Serial Command Language (SCL). The same 10/100 Mbit Ethernet port on the drive is also used for configuring and programming the drive using the ST Configurator™ Ethernet and Q Programmer™ software applications, respectively.
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Today's tip comes from reader Carol of {Brown Quilts}.
Carol came up with the clever idea of using baking sheets from the dollar store to organize her quilt pieces. She arranges them on the cookie sheet (four blocks per sheet for this particular project) and then she has a nice tidy stack next to her sewing machine. It makes it quick and simple to jump back into a project when you get distracted. Thanks for sharing, Carol!
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The Moda Bake Shop is a division of Moda Fabrics that provides online recipes which you can use with the wide range of Moda Pre-cuts. All sizes and types of projects will be featured from various designers and shops. Tutorials for various Moda projects sheets will be illustrated with step by step pictures. Some techniques and products will also be featured throughout, so check back often for what is "baking" here at Moda Fabrics.
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Part I. Computer Organisation
The past exam
questions are also online and are useful for exam practice, or for
assigning supervision work. Note that the course was substantially
revised in 1998/99, and so many questions prior to to 1999 are not
relevant; some exceptions are 1998 P1Q4
and 1998 P1Q11.
There is also a set of additional questions for the first part of
the course (computer organisation) since this is not well represented
in the past exam questions. These were prepared by Dr Tim Harris in
2002, but remain valid. They are available in
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Wyoming wildlife officials are considering suggestions about elk management following input from a working group that must submit final recommendations by Tuesday.
The population of elk in an eight-district area of northwestern Wyoming is about 7,500 animals. State officials prefer it to be about 5,600. The area spans from Yellowstone National Park into the Thorofare Wilderness, and east into Big Horn Basin on the Greybull River.
In this report from The Billings Gazette, some members of the working group have said that wolves are impacting the elk population. But with more than 1,900 animals above its preferred number, state officials can't pinpoint the big predators as having that much of an overall impact.
Group member Curt Bales said the group may consider splitting the unit.
"You look at the overall herd unit and we're way over objective, yet we have areas like districts 60 and 55 — areas surrounding the park in the backcountry — that are being hurt worse by the wolves, seeing more impact from the wolves," Bales said. "That would be the reason we'd change that into two herd units."


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Yield 2 rolls, approximately 24 3/8-inch pinwheels
Using a flexible icing spatula, spread the cheese evenly over the two tortillas. Spread right up to the edges, with the exception of the edge that is farthest from you. Leave about one inch uncovered on a 6-inch section of that edge.
Stagger the asparagus spears on each tortilla with no need to go all the way to the ends. Stagger on the smoked salmon slices in a similar fashion between the asparagus. Sprinkle the drained capers and chopped dill over the surface.
Starting with the edge closest to you, start making a tight roll. After one roll, fold the outer 1 _ inch of each side in toward the center. Keep rolling, making an effort to make the roll as tight and even as possible. When you get to the end, there should be a small amount of filling being squeezed toward the edge. This will help seal the edge. Once it is fully rolled, roll it back and forth on your work surface to ensure that the soft cheese is evenly distributed. Put your rolls on a small tray, wrap the tray and refrigerate overnight.
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This might be a significant nerf in a lot of situations, but it would allow him to override First Strike (since Reflexes has maximum priority now), giving him a niche.
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Brian Balke, acting superintendent, confirmed Jordan had worked for SAU 19 this past spring.
�She was an elementary substitute teacher for only 3-1/2 days,� Balke said. �Certainly, safety is our primary responsibility, and we will need to review this as a personnel matter.�
Short-term substitute teachers do not have to be certified to work in the school district, but substitute teachers go through rigorous training, Balke said.
�During the hiring process we evaluate each candidate,� he said. �All of our substitute teachers have been through fingerprinting, background checks, and an extensive orientation and training process. We�re fortunate to have many substitute teachers who are certified teachers.�
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Police were able to unlock the van and get the child medical attention. She was treated at the scene and did not require transport to the hospital.
Jordan said she left her daughter sleeping in the car while she went into the grocery story for a few minutes with her 8-year-old daughter. Eleven minutes later, she received a call from Goffstown police telling her to return to her van.
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There are few things as frustrating for a dog as a lesion of the skin called a hot spot. Hot spots, also known as acute moist dermatitis or pyotraumatic dermatitis, are red, itchy, oozing skin infections that initially emerge as circular lesions, usually on the head, over the hip, and along the side of the chest.
Generally, they begin as an itch or irritation to the dog's skin, such as a flea bite or underlying allergy. The irritation causes the dog to lick and chew the skin. It is the dog's licking and chewing that actually causes the hot spot. Hot spots can arise very quickly: a flea bite can dramatically change into a large oozing and painful wound several inches wide in just a few hours.
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Treatment must be directed at stopping the growth of the hot spot and eliminating the cause. In many dogs the initial cause is fleas or allergies, but lesions below the ear may indicate an ear infection, those near the hip may be related to an anal gland infection, and so on. Whatever the cause, if it can be detected, it must be treated while the hot spot is being treated.
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Not quite, but the lab digs up some clunkers and finds performance gains over XP, Vista — and Windows 98
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The first thing we did was get in touch with the developers at Microsoft to see if they were creating the buzz about the program. If they are responsible, they're doing a great job of hiding it. The official line is that Windows 7 will follow the same specs as Vista. So for an optimal install version with all the bells and whistles, you will need a multicore system with 4G of memory. The low-end installation will require a Pentium 4 CPU with 512M of memory.
So we thought the rumors were quashed. Then a funny thing happened. After the meeting, we were talking with some unnamed sources at Microsoft, and they told us tales of aging laptop PCs suddenly brought back to life by Windows 7. Could the X at the end of the treasure map still hold gold?
"But that bit about bringing old computers back to life isn't the official company line is it?" we asked.
The only response was a wink and a smile.
We rushed back to the lab, even more intent on finding the answers to this great mystery and proving or debunking the rumors once and for all.
We began our Windows 7 project by gathering as many systems as we could lay our hands on, no matter how old or decrepit. Our normally high-tech evaluation center was temporarily littered with computers whose primary responsibility seemed to be running dBase applications created during the Reagan administration.
It was quite a motley crew. There was a laptop PC whose battery had exploded during testing several years ago; it now ran only when plugged directly into a power source. There were several desktop PCs with missing drive panels that resembled stereotypical pirates with eye patches. And a few systems didn't even have cases anymore. They were skeletal computers that needed to be vacuumed because of the dust that had accumulated during years of sitting in the storage closet. Their operating systems ranged from Windows 98 to ME to 2000, with a few of the more modern systems running XP.
We dutifully benchmarked each of them with their existing operating systems. Some of them got pitifully low scores on the PassMark PerformanceTest 6.1, but all of them were healthy in the sense that they booted up and were able to run their installed, if ancient, programs. Their scores ranged from a relatively respectable 245 at the high end to the lowest we have ever seen — 10.7. By comparison, earlier this year, we tested a new Dell OptiPlex 960 desktop PC with a 3.33 GHz Core 2 Duo E8600 processor and 4G of RAM running Windows XP Pro, and it scored 1,151. A single-core Pentium 4 desktop running Windows XP would clock in at about 150.
Next we downloaded the latest version of Windows 7 and began loading it onto the test systems. We ran into problems right away because a lot of the old systems didn't have DVD drives, and the installation process requires booting from a DVD. We fixed that by using an external DVD drive, which was a pain to get installed on systems invented before DVD technology. But it worked.
Then we ran into actual installation problems. Any system running Windows 98 or ME first had to be converted to Windows XP before it could be moved to Windows 7. In those cases, we benchmarked the system again under XP before moving to Windows 7. Our goal was to see which OS managed system resources best.
However, Windows 7 requires that a computer have 512M of RAM. In fact, it won't install on a system with less than that. So we were already finding some of those miracle stories questionable because an older system probably won't have that much RAM. We had to take some RAM from the oldest systems to bring the rest up to spec, which eliminated about half our test bed right from the start.
How did Windows 7 perform on the older systems that we did get working? Surprisingly well.
For a laptop PC running Windows XP with a 900 MHz Pentium M chip and 512M of RAM, the benchmark score was 155. Once we upgraded to Windows 7, that score increased to 184 — a significant improvement. In general, the laptop PC seemed to work more efficiently with Windows 7.
On older systems, the performance increase was even more noticeable. On a Pentium II MMX desktop PC running Windows 98, we piled on memory to get it up to 2G. The first benchmark score was an abysmal 56.8. Upgrading to XP didn't do much: The next score was 68. However, the jump to Windows 7 increased it to 83, and it wasn't just an improvement in benchmark numbers — programs opened noticeably faster.
On a Pentium 4 desktop PC with 2G of memory, the benchmark under Windows XP was 245. Changing to Vista dropped it down to 230. But when Windows 7 was installed, the computer leapfrogged past where it had been with XP to a final score of 269.
Several years ago, we did similar tests comparing systems running XP and Vista, but we used more modern machines. For those tests, performance universally decreased when we moved from XP to Vista. In some systems, the drop was 10 percent to 12 percent, particularly on laptop PCs. Vista appeared to sacrifice system performance for a lot of pretty bells and whistles. This time around, Microsoft seems to have figured out that most users don't want that. We pay for performance and want to squeeze out as much of it as possible.
Windows 7 makes use of a tighter footprint than either XP or Vista, but it has retained some of the visual enhancements of Vista. Those of you holding onto your XP operating systems in hope of skipping over Vista and going right to Windows 7 are probably doing the right thing. That approach will help you avoid the bloat of Vista while moving to a more modern and easy-to-use operating system. Your performance shouldn't take a hit, and it might even get a slight boost, depending on your configuration.
Windows 7 didn't heal sick and dying systems, but it did help them limp along once we cannibalized their brothers to bring them up to minimal specifications. It's a victory that performance didn't drop from XP, which we still consider one of the best operating systems out there. The fact that Windows 7 increased performance slightly across the board is pretty amazing, so perhaps that's enough of a miracle for most folks trying to keep their systems running. It's certainly enough to continue to look toward Windows 7 with an expectant, if not hopeful, gaze.
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I'm using Windows 7 release candidate right now. It is a definite improvement over Vista. It has better driver support. You don't have to do as many Google searches for missing drivers. Also, Microsoft payed more attention to the Minimum System Requirements with Windows 7. It works better on low end systems than Vista.
this is good very good article i been using windows 7 all this year no promblems yet way faster then vista and yeah a little faster then xp in some ways but i don't thank all it's more likexp..windows7......................vista
This is a fascinating report!
Here is a related question. How well does legacy software run in Windows 7? We are keeping an old Windows98 O/S running on a Pentium 4 w/ 675MB (don't ask) memory and several hard disks. Why? Because we have some legacy apps that either don't have an upgrade, or the new version doesn't work the way we want it to. So do we have a chance of running these older apps on our old machine running W7? Also, do we have a chance of running them on a new machine using W7? Man! What a breakthrough that would be! The Rosetta Stone of operating systems.
Hi Mark,Yes, all the XP Pros (no Home machines) were given the latest patches as of the day of the testing, so they had SP3 and all the latest security patches as well. None of the systems tested were running Windows 2000. It was mostly an XP/Vista/Windows 7 comparison. The one system that had 98 on it was just a fluke because it was so old, and had to be upgraded to XP before we could really test it. The Windows 98 benchmark was just to add a little flavor for you (and because we were a little curious how a really old OS would do). We plan to continue our Windows 7 coverage moving forward, with a full review of the OS right around launch. -- John Breeden II, Lab Director
Hey, try this tests again with classic theme on windows 7. ;)
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Author Notes: We always have day old French bread (in fact we have a collection of French bread in the freezer - we will never starve) and it always seems a sin and a shame to pitch it, so this is a delightful and economical way to be frugal consumers. And Best Beloved loves the added kick of the rum on an otherwise uneventful Sunday morning... - fineartdaily —fineartdaily
Food52 Review: A few well-chosen ingredients go a long way in this simple but gratifying recipe. Cinnamon, nutmeg, vanilla and just a touch of brown sugar are added to the egg and milk, which also happens to be spiked with rum (fineartdaily specifies a "generous dollop," which we took to mean 2-3 tablespoons). Day old slices of French bread go for a swim in this heady custard and are then quickly browned on both sides; the recipe calls for an oiled pan, but we like to add a bit of butter at the end for extra flavor. A couple of pieces of this French toast and a little maple syrup are all you need to start the weekend off right. - A&M
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Kim Kardashian hits the carpet at the premiere of her new film Tyler Perry's Temptation on Saturday (March 16) at the AMC Parkway Pointe in Atlanta, Ga.
The 32-year-old pregnant reality star was joined at the event by writer/director Tyler Perry and her beau Kanye West, who skipped the red carpet.
Kim held on to her baby bump as she posed for photographs that evening. Also in attendance was the film's star Jurnee Smollett-Bell.
FYI: Kim is wearing a custom top by her stylists Rob Zangardi and Mariel Haenn with Kardashian Kollection leggings. Jurnee is wearing a Pamella Roland dress and a Vahan Jewelry bangle.


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