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Venable's bat comes alive in St. Louis
By Chad Thornburg / MLB.com
Busch Stadium has been kind to Will Venable.
Prior to Saturday's game, the Padres outfielder was batting .435 (20-for-46) with six runs, three doubles, a triple, a homer and four RBIs in 13 career games at the Cardinals' ballpark. Venable's average is his best at any ballpark and is tops among all active Major League players at Busch Stadium.
"It's just kind of like I could feel really comfortable off a certain pitcher and Chase [Headley] could feel terrible off him," Venable said. "Or if he sees a guy great, or I see him terrible. It's just kind of one of those things where different guys have different places they like to hit, different pitchers they like to hit. And sometimes there's not a whole lot of explanation."
Venable knew he had some good games in St. Louis, but he was unaware of his impressive stretch against the Cardinals, adding that he enjoys the atmosphere of the park. He said he noticed the National Anthem was performed about 15 minutes earlier than usual Friday night, and he was impressed that Busch Stadium was still nearly filled to capacity.
"You could just tell that that baseball game was a priority for the town, for the city of St. Louis," Venable said. "They were there early. Positive energy. Even the hecklers are pretty nice. It's just a lot of tradition, just a fun place to play."
O'Sullivan acclimates himself to bullpen role
ST. LOUIS -- Every time the phone rang in the Padres bullpen Friday, a rush of adrenaline would overcome an eager Sean O'Sullivan. Some relievers would immediately react to the call, instinctively knowing it's time to warm up before their names are even mentioned.
But not O'Sullivan. This was a relatively foreign situation for the 25-year-old right-hander who was recently relegated to the 'pen, just six days after his first and only start of the season. He hadn't made a relief appearance since April 6, 2011 with the Kansas City Royals. Of his 45 career games, just 10 have been as a reliever.
"My whole career, I've basically been used to having 35, 40 minutes to get ready for a game, so my body is kind of trained that way," O'Sullivan said. "It's a whole lot different to say, 'Hey, get up, get hot, we're gonna need you in two batters, or three batters or one batter. That's going to be an adjustment."
O'Sullivan was called upon to pitch the seventh and the eighth innings on Friday against the Cardinals. He surrendered three runs on five hits and one walk in a game that was decided by three scores.
"[Friday], I didn't feel very prepared for the situation," O'Sullivan said. "But I won't let that happen again."
Manager Bud Black said the idea behind the move is to give the Padres an extra long reliever, offering another option to soak up some innings if a starter were to get into some early trouble.
O'Sullivan still considers himself a starter, believing that's likely where his career longevity lies and where he's been most successful. But he said he's open to helping the team in whatever way he can, and he understands he can improve as a pitcher, no matter when he enters the game.
"Any time you're on the mound in the big leagues throwing pitches to hitters, you're finding something out about yourself," O'Sullivan said. "If they're good things, you take those and you lock them in your safe and you have them ready for next time. If they're bad things, you find something to improve on."
Short hops
• Black said his announcement on Tuesday's starter vs. Milwaukee will come on Sunday. He said he has a clear idea on who will likely start, but he still has a few decisions to make. He will inform the pitcher before making an official announcement.
• Though his .232 average is his worst since hitting .222 in his rookie season, Headley has strung together some solid at-bats over his last 11 games, batting .333 (13-for-39) with six runs, six doubles, a homer and six RBIs in that span. Headley is batting .288 this month with an on-base percentage of .397.
Chad Thornburg is an associate reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.

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For Baggio Husidic and Peter Lowry, this season has given them the opportunity for more playing time and both of the young midfielders have found success on the field.
The production on the field has not gone unnoticed by coach Carlos De Los Cobos. "Baggio and Pete, they are young players. The last season they did not have many opportunities to play. Now its different, they are playing. They are maturing every game. I'm very happy with these guys. They are working very hard to win their space on the team," said De Los Cobos.
Husidic and Lowry each scored in the 2-0 shutout victory vs. Houston which may partially be due to how De Los Cobos can relate to the midfielders on more then a coaching level.
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Just wondering with the varying players we have in the community what wedges everyone is playing?
I'm currently playing cleavland c14 black in 60, 56, and 52 degrees
I play cleveland as well 60/52 plus I have a sand wedge S-20 as the sole has been ground by the previous owner I don't know the maker.
I use Vokey across the board. I actually have 2 diffrent wedge sets for diffrent courses. For the longer courses I put an extra wood in the bag and have a 2 wedge set consisting of a 54 oil can and a spinmill 58 tour chrome. For the normal set I have a 52, 56 and just put in a new 60-04 spinmill that has some of the back flange knocked off so it is a little easier to open it up.
I use the 735.CM 48*, and Vokey wedges in 52, 56 and 60. I may switch those out depending on the course and my needs.
All really depends on where I am playing. I have Vokey wedges from 48* - 64*. Currently in the bag are 52*, 56* and 60* wedge, but occasionally I will toss out the PW from the AP2 set and replace it with the Vokey if I am looking for a little more spin in the wedge department. Otherwise, I usually never go above 60* unless it's a short course with firm greens where I will need to hit high balls about 70 yards.
Needless to say, the 64* is not used for much more than juggling :)
I play Vokey Oil CAn Spin Mill wedges. I have a 252.08 bent to 53° and a 258.08 bent to 59°. Both are swingweighted to D6.
I tend to get new ones 3 times a year.
Vokey Oil Can 52, 56, and 60 cover my bases day in and day out.
Ive been a Vokey guy since they first hit the shelves. I dont think I could use anything else ever. I currently play an AP gap wedge and Vokey 54* and 58* Im stocking up on the Vokeys to get ready for them to stop making them due to the new groove rules.
I just got new Ping Tour Ws 52 and 56. Than I have a callaways X-Tour 60 bent to 62. I really like the pings because they sit pretty flush to the turf and the Callaway is good in the sand.
nick, I have been doing the same thing. I have 3 new sets in the closet and I also have 3 sets being re-headed.
That should last me 2 years or so....
Callaway X Forged 52, 56, 60, all bent 1* flat and 1* strong. I really like the C grind on the 60.
I just got new Ping Tour Ws 52 and 56. Than I have a callaways X-Tour 60 bent to 62. I really like the pings because they sit pretty flush to the turf and the Callaway is good in the sand.
I am kind of surprised you take a 62* wedge out of the sand... do you open the face of the wedge then to help get some bounce but change the loft to about a 70* wedge? Must hit a high spinner?
What will you do if they roll the maximum wedge back to 60?
I am a Cleveland guy. Cleveland CG12's (52,56 and 60) my 56 is a limited addition i picked while in Canada with the Canadian flag etched in the clubhead, very cool!
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This one I just finished sewing the label on (about 12:10 a.m.) and it is currently in the washer. I have a baby shower (I'ts after midnight) today and one of the gals going to the shower had her baby in September. I had meant to make her a quilt but never got around to it. I decided last weekend that I needed to get this one done as well cause Betsy should get her quilt for William, before Tracy got her quilt for Keegan. I will give this one to Betsy right after church and then Tracy will get hers at her shower at 2. It is way past my bedtime, but I had to get them done!!!
Thanks for the border suggestions. Because I did these both at the same time I had to unsew a couple of blocks where I accidentally mixed the fabrics up
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Credit to: Shelley. And one more from Shelley!
Click to take these to full size. Can you believe Shelley screencapped the first from her video? Wow!
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"One of the secrets of life is that all that is really worth the doing is what we do for others."
-Levi Strauss
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Congratulations to David Archuleta for winning the 24K Gold Award on ASAP
On it's 6th and 8th year respectively, ASAP's 24K and Platinum Awards pay tribute to the best of OPM as it honours artists who have made significant achievements in the Philippine recording industry.
@CherryMariano ("Are you Cherry Mariano"?) recorded it for us!
Here is the announcement on Starometer:
and from TheUltimateFan
You are not here to hear it, David, but *****APPLAUSE*******
And congrats. Glad David decided to do the Forevermore project. It had brought not only joy to fans, but plenty of accolades! Well done!
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Last day to bid!
What a great idea from the OS! Here is a great way to contribute to a charity, and obtain some David memorabilia! As of the time of posting, the last bid was $66.00 US.
Good luck!
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"What Child is This?" ~ vote for your fave!
We now have six fan pics for the Friday, Dec. 21 My Kind of Christmas From the Heart "virtual' concert starting at 9:30 ET! More on the logistics in a future post.
Today's fan poll is for What Child Is This? I love playing this one on my CD…liltingly beautiful. David caresses every note on this song. It is my second favorite arrangement on the CFTH CD. Boy, I'm going to be a puddle during this virtual concert.
Which one is your fave? Please vote and encourage others to do so also. We can't do this without your help!
#1: Kansas City Credit: Credit: YouCanCallMeTina – Amazing intro, lighting is to die for, Muldur says "last verse on that video is the prettiest voice i ever heard"
#2: SLC Night 1 Credit: YouCanCallMeTina ~ Great audio and video, shot with the zoomiest of zooms! and the humming!
#3. MGM Grand Foxwoods . Credit: djbell13. Of the meaning of the song, David said "It gave me the chills". The reverence on David's face during the bridge….
#4: Mannheim Steamroller – What Child Is This? Credit mrayburn8743. Different vibe, but still an outstanding performance, and David's voice is so so strong here.
#5: SLC. Credit: iparsum. A different vantage point. Excellent audio.
Please vote!
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Did you see David on TV last night?
As we had announced previously, this broadcast occurred Sunday, Dec. 2!
And @Calynn took some pictures on her TV and shared them with us! The quality of these pix are amaaaazing. I wanna TV like hers!
Thanks so much!
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One year ago…. Picture Perfect in Verona
Instead of posting the playlist of vids, hopefully these slideshow will set the mood for one of the prettiest venues of the MKOC tour last year. And the venue, the Canada/US fans, the S-N-O-W! It was a magical night!
Still hoping for a DVD one day 🙂
Suttygal's slideshow
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My Slideshow 🙂 (don't use the slideshow feature for this one, the pictures won't size correctly. And the image list pix are unusually small. Sorry. And Grrrrr….)
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We love it too, Rox!
From @roxfox01: "Gotta love this store"
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Well, HELLO OUT THERE!
Nice to see all of you here!
Did you make your mark on this globe? We love our Worldwide Fan-Family (thanks to @kricket_rc234 for coining that term
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I wish....btw did you hear Shaq, he said LBJ will either re-sign with Heat or Knicks if he had to guess
I see MELO close with Wade than James. I see it each time when there are game Heat @ Knicks each times Dwane is coming to Melo and talkin with him i dont see than with James.
+ James wana be NBAPA
most interesting IF's what reaction will be for refs IF Lebron wana b with MELO in 1 team. We know that refs helping Heat.
point me this article bout Shaq said
coz i also watched that Shaq said that Kobe is still better than LBJ directly to Steven [banned as Knicks fan] A Smith.
Another 2010 Plan .... LMAO
Lebron didnt come before and he wont come now. He has 2 rings already and might get a 3rd by the time contracts expire.
The only thing that might make him bolt is Dwayne Wades health but Lebron was loyal by staying in cleaveland for 7 or 8 years with no help so expect him to end his career in Miami.
We need to focus on locking up Melo and then letting Amare, CHandler, and Bargnani contracts expire for a Free Agent splash
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Been meaning to share this for a couple weeks:
I tutor math Pre-calculas and below (though mainly Alegbra and below). I also just finished up with first semester calculas. I had a tutee come in for Alegbra 1 and one of the questions was to find the min or max of an equation. Well it was just an upside down parabola. Nothing hard, just take the first derivative set it to zero, solve for x. Oh wait this is alegbra. I could not for the life of me remember how to do it without calculas. So I look in his book and find the page that had it in it: ( -b/2a, f(-b/2a) ). Of course I realize at that point that they had just given them the solve for x part of the derivative. But its kinda hard to nicely put the "I don't know how to solve it down at your level".
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Discussion in 'Odds & Ends' started by zapvor, Apr 24, 2007.
ohhh gotcha
CB -- are you healed up? weather is getting nice. we can hit in front of your house. i can show up like this in the morning:
irad -- are you healed up?
anyone else walking wounded?
other then needing to loose 100 lbs. I think i am okay. I will email u next week.
Almost had that happen to me yesterday on the deck. I had a partial frozen propane tank and when I started the grill for the first time, a fire ball shot up!
Good news is that when I play poker, I have a better pokerface, since I have no eyebrows for ppl to tell now.
Uncle Leo.. why the hostility?! This will go in your charts <seinfeld reference>
I peeked at yours the other day. It says you are 'difficult'...
TM, you got mail. Let me know about the mini-meet.
DOCTOR: Well that was a long time ago. How about if I just erase it. Now, about that rash…
ELAINE: But it was in pen. You fake erased.
DOCTOR: All right, Miss Benes. This doesn't look to serious. You'll be fine.
ELAINE: What are you writing? Doctor?
Like in laundry?
Team capt. said it was too cold to hit today. Said he's been tired of standing in the cold while coaching the TJ Tennis team.
Going through tennis withdraw. Help!
Mini-Meet Update
Guys, on location, Lewinsville is only 13 minutes away from Plaka grill.
Let's make Lewinsville the #1 choice and keep cunningham as a back up.
Date: Sat 4/6/2013
Time: 2pm
lewinsville park (only 13 mins from Plaka Grill)
Back-up: Cunningham
*Let me know if there are any changes
Will the temp be over 64?
Will there be a palm tree within viewing distance?
Will I be able to jump in the ocean in less than 15 minutes after I stop playing?
Will I become an adidas fan?
"If you ***** us do we not bleed? So I picked!" <seinfeld reference>
I predict a 50% mcbail rate for that mini-meet.
Higher mcbail rate - if you would agree to join us JRK...haha
Hell no!
No posting today TWMAC?
On a workday.. really?
When this happens.. i run outside expecting an invasion... ala Red Dawn.
Date: Sat 4/6/2013
Time: 2pm
lewinsville park (only 13 mins from Plaka Grill) - https://maps.google.com/maps?q=lewi...&cid=0,0,6965497655906969819&t=m&z=16&iwloc=A
Back-up: Cunningham
*Let me know if there are any changes
Maybe it's the govie's furlough day? Either that or everyone called in sick and is enjoying the sunshine.
Can't wait to tryout out the Gut mains/big ace crosses blend I got cooking up this weekend.
That is only 3 miles from where I stay when I'm up there. Courts look nice from the aerials.
Or Noth Korea is attacking .. which makes me think Sappy is quickly catching up on his Rosetta Stone Korean DVDs. Honestly... how far can he go hiding his identity when his only Korean is korean bbq dishes.
Maybe its the sunshine. When you guys say sunshine.. I'm thinking that equates to partly cloudy down here in Florida. Good luck with that .. and the cicada invasion.
Man the boats!
I was planning on hitting there the other day before my plans got derailed. decent set up with what looks like a hitting wall and 6 courts.
I responded to your toss thread Wookie..
Perhaps the all-time most clever show on TV. The list of "classic quotes" is endless. P.S. When are you coming to Nashvegas to play some tennis? Best, BHBH
Thanks (10 char)
Why do they call it Ovaltine? The mug is round; the jar is round...
Why do they call it Nashvegas? .. all the glitz in Nashville can't supress the colorful tennis outfits of Xisbum in Memphis!
I've talked about it with Geoff. He's been customizing my racquets. When Nashville gets warmer I'll make the trip. Warm being 65 and above.
I first need to stop by Memphis to see Xisbum before Nashville.
LOL! Got a call from my stringer to make sure that wanting gut in the mains and poly in the crosses wasn't a mistake.
Is it really that strange?
Nah! That's a good setup! What kind of gut?
He was a high talker Jerry! I HIGH talker!!!
Yes, I am aware of the quality workmanship only Geoff can provide in the ole customization department. I love your choice of weapons as well.
See you this summer. But don't wait TOO long....it will be hotter than Miami before you know it! (literally, no breeze, 100 degree heat, and 90% humidity).
Why Pacific, of course
Felt good too. I may try dropping a few pounds on the gut tension next time.
How long does gut last unstrung once you open the packet?
Right now I have the gut mains at 55 and the poly crosses (Big Ace) at 50.
IMHO - Control was on par with full poly as was spin and power. I think I was getting a bit more pop off the backhand side as I managed a few DTL backhand winners when playing dubs with P-man, TM, and Dats.
Funny enough, I think the string bed really shined on the slice. Where as my full poly slices where hitting net on going nowhere, I was getting some nice depth and bite on the slice - even TM said I hit a few nasty ones.
BTW- The Mini-Meet had a 0% McBail percentage. LOL!
Thanks to Dats, P-Man and TM for some great tennis, good laughs, and a few dog park balls
Dats was serving hot fire and laser forehands, TM was there with the crafty play as usual, P-man with the topspin, pro-stocks, tom's machine, and the vibrams 5-fingers. I brought the DFs, good lord, in 9 months off from tennis I forgot how to serve!
Anyway, fun stuff!
Gut/poly is overrated...
If you drop a few pounds on your gut, does it change your waistline?
My gut is always overly powerful.
Just decided to try something new. Mcloving seems to like it so I'm giving it a shot.
I've played worst set-ups. I'd put this on par with a full set of tour bite (my current go-to set-up) but with a better slice for some reason. Hoping it won't die as fast since I'm only playing 1-2 times a week right now.
LOL! If it was only that easy.
Are we still talking string? I thought I was the only one that wanted to rub he wookies belly and make wishes...colt 45 wishes.
Are we talking guns or malt liquor?
so out of all of us, only JRS achieved a 0% macbail rate. hes the new leader!
i was about to say i was going to show up...so you could have one mcbail...
Geeze, thanks downs......
Looks like Adidas alomst claimed a nother victim, but a one legged Djoker > a healthy Querry
I used to order natural gut directly from Bow Brand, and would order in bulk (10-20 sets). I asked them that question, and they told me to keep it in a sealed bag in a cool, consistent temperature out of direct sunlight (e.g., basement). They said it would last for years if I did that.
so whats your secret jrs??? making sure downs doesnt show?
Ok thanks. Sent that email before I saw your post. I have it in a freezer zip-lock bag. Should be good.
LOL! It was the promise of being close to plaka grill
The guys atthe bird looked at me funny when i would go in there and get X-1 mains and red code corsses. I said I couldnt gut mains or I would do that all the time.
The guy said nobody puts gut or multi in the mains. I told him I disagreed becuase I do and Federer does. Then the stringer decided to tie a knot not around the main but just make a big knot that wouldnt slip through the grommet hole.
Then I had Sup string my sticks until I got my own stringer.
Now that its warming up some Ill be stringing my sticks up and hoping to hit. But my shoulder is in ruogh shape. I was throwing a baseball the other day and my arm has zero power anymore. Im done. probably like a 3.0 at best now since I cant serve like I used to.
Was chatting with the wife, we may brave the cicadas after all and come up in May.
Then might I recommend this site to make your trip worthwhile?
Do the local Thai joints cook 'em up?
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The Venezuelan economy is based primarily on the production and exploitation of petroleum. From the late 1940s to 1970 the country was the world's largest petroleum exporter; it remains one of the principal exporters of oil to the United States. Venezuela's economy has relied on earnings from the petroleum sector to modernize and diversify other economic sectors; thus "sembrando el petróleo" ("sowing the oil") has been a national slogan since the 1940s. The development of rich deposits of iron ore, nickel, coal, and bauxite (the ore of aluminum), as well as of hydroelectric power, have further expanded the economy.
During the 1960s Venezuelan governments stressed import-substitution policies, using protective tariffs to limit imports of manufactured goods and subsidies to promote the growth of domestic manufacturing. As a result, export-oriented enterprises expanded. In the mid-1970s the government nationalized Venezuelan iron ore, oil, and gas industries, and it then used earnings from fossil fuel exports to fund major infrastructure improvements and other public works. By the end of the 20th century, Venezuelan industries had diversified, and the country had developed additional natural resources.
Nevertheless, Venezuela's "sowing the oil" was considerably slowed because of fluctuations in international petroleum prices and global economic recessions in the 1980s and '90s, as well as domestic problems such as inflation, inefficient management, corruption, and a lack of skilled personnel. The economy was pressured by a massive foreign debt, high unemployment, rapid population growth, and illegal immigration; however, early in the 21st century the economy recovered enough that by 2007 the country had paid off its foreign debt. Pres. Hugo Chávez, first elected in 1998, forged a socialist economic and political agenda that included a program of increasing nationalization, which was introduced after his landslide victory in the 2006 election. Determined to reduce U.S. economic influence in Venezuela and the rest of Latin America, he also drew upon the country's oil wealth to grant generous loans to its neighbours.
Venezuela's most economically significant natural resources are petroleum and natural gas, the mining of which accounts for about one-fifth of the gross domestic product (GDP) but less than 1 percent of the workforce. Coal is also important, and there are largely unexploited deposits of iron ore, bauxite, and other minerals. Some of the largest proven petroleum reserves in the world exist in the Orinoco delta and offshore, as well as in the eastern Llanos, in Guarico, Anzoategui, and Monagas states, in the Lake Maracaibo Lowlands (mainly Zulia state), and in the western Llanos, particularly in the states of Barinas and Apure. Before the government nationalized the industry, multinational firms accounted for more than four-fifths of production. Refining was primarily accomplished offshore in Aruba, Curaçao, and elsewhere in the Caribbean. After nationalization a state-owned company, Petróleos de Venezuela, SA (PDVSA), assumed responsibility for production, but PDVSA still depended heavily on foreign oil companies to refine, transport, and market the oil and natural gas and to provide technical assistance. The government, faced with economic difficulties, adopted reforms in the late 1980s and '90s that included reopening the petroleum sector to foreign investment, notably to further explore and develop heavy crude oil deposits in the Orinoco basin, to upgrade refineries, and to streamline production through joint ventures. In a reversal of this trend, the oil industry became the focus of Chávez's nationalization efforts in 2006, and in 2007 he completed the takeover of the sector by seizing operational control of the last privately run oil operation in the country—the Orinoco basin oil projects—from foreign-owned companies. Some of the heavy oil from the Orinoco basin is used to create bitumen-rich orimulsion, a boiler fuel that burns less cleanly than many other fuel sources.
Venezuela also has abundant natural gas deposits, again among the world's largest proven reserves, and PDVSA has formed joint ventures for its exploration and production. In addition, a PDVSA subsidiary, Carbozulia, has developed major coal reserves in the Guasaré River basin.
Modern iron-ore mining in Venezuela began in the mid-20th century in the region surrounding present-day Ciudad Guayana, based on deposits at Cerro Bolívar and El Pao. In 1975 the U.S.-owned mining operations were nationalized, and the government-owned Venezuelan Guayana Corporation assumed control. Production of iron ore has grown substantially since the mid-1980s.
In the mid-1970s large deposits of bauxite were discovered in the Guiana Highlands, much of it high-grade ore suitable for alumina smelting in the Ciudad Guayana complex. Other important nonferrous minerals include gold and diamonds in the Guiana Highlands, coal northwest of Lake Maracaibo, salt deposits in the Araya Peninsula, and scattered deposits of industrial-grade limestone. There are also economically important quantities of nickel, phosphates, copper, zinc, lead, titanium, and manganese, and surveys indicate the existence of substantial deposits of uranium and thorium.
Hydroelectricity is the source of about half the country's electric power. The most important generating centre is the Guri Dam on the Caroní River, which supplies Ciudad Guayana and its nearby mining complexes. The Santo Domingo River and other shorter Andean rivers are additional power resources. Thermal generators fired by oil, gas, or coal account for the remainder of electrical generation. More than nine-tenths of Venezuelans have access to electricity in their homes, making the country one of the better-provisioned in this regard in Latin America. The national electrical grid requires costly repairs and upgrades, however, and power outages are frequent.
Prior to the 1950s and the initiation of large-scale oil exports, agriculture, fishing, and forestry were central to the Venezuelan economy, producing more than half the GDP. As the petrochemical industry rapidly expanded in the 1970s and '80s, however, the proportion of the labour force in agriculture dropped from one-fifth to about one-tenth. Since the 1990s the government has supported the agricultural sector with subsidies and low-interest loans, but the overall contribution of agriculture, fishing, and forestry to the GDP has further decreased.
Venezuela's main cash crop is coffee, and its staple food crops are corn (maize) and rice. Most of the cropland is in the northern mountains or in their foothills. Extensive cattle grazing is practiced in the Llanos and, in a more limited way, in the Maracaibo Lowlands. South of the Orinoco, the interior forests are farmed by shifting cultivation and in small, cleared riverine plots. Less than one-fourth of the national territory is used for grazing or crop production.
Agricultural landholdings in Venezuela include expansive latifundios and small, subsistence-based minifundios. Most farms can be organized broadly into three basic types. First are fincas comercializados (commercial crop farms), which usually cover more than 50 acres (20 hectares), employ wage labourers, have some farm machinery, and use fertilizers and pesticides. These modernized farms have benefited from government provisions of credit. In addition, they have had easy access to both local and export markets. The fincas produce sugarcane, cotton, and rice, often as plantation crops. The second type of holding is the conuco (family farm), which is typically leased by the farmer; it is usually small in size and includes a mixture of food crops such as corn and beans for local consumption and commercial crops such as coffee and cacao. The third type are the fincas granderas (large pastoral farms), which often encompass more than 6,000 acres (2,400 hectares). These are commonly found in the Llanos, where unenclosed land is used for grazing cattle on the low-quality grasses. The cattle are herded and traded in yearly meetings called rodeos (roundups).
Relics of the colonial encomienda system, which supported a type of feudal landholding, led to an uneven distribution of land that allowed some 2 percent of the owners to control roughly 80 percent of the land. Most rural workers could not own enough land to support their families. The government launched land reform programs in the late 1950s and early '60s in an attempt to correct this imbalance, including distributing land to families, increasing the use of grazing lands (especially in the western Llanos), creating irrigation and drainage projects, and continuing government subsidies of agricultural production. However, the results have been mixed; Venezuela now imports more than half of the food it consumes.
Historically, Venezuelans have not eaten great amounts of fish, and they have only partly exploited inland and ocean fishing grounds. In the 1970s a government-sponsored enterprise attempted to develop the fishing industry and to increase the demand for fish, especially among lower-income groups, and there was a minor fishing boom in the 1980s. Venezuela was the world's fourth largest producer of tuna during the early 1990s. Anchovies have become another major catch.
Although forests cover more than one-third of Venezuela's land, forestry is poorly developed, mainly because the richest forestlands are so remote. Strict government conservation regulations and domestic environmental activism have further limited deforestation, which has been less serious in Venezuela than in other Latin American countries despite an increase in land exploitation. The timber industry was modernized in the 1980s, and foreign companies began to participate in joint ventures.
Until the 1950s Venezuela had little industrial capacity apart from food processing and petroleum extraction. Huge oil revenues, combined with low tariffs, permitted an array of items to be imported. Manufacturing has been transformed since that time, especially following the government's increased efforts to diversify the economy in the 1960s. Among the factors contributing to the industrial base are an abundant supply of fossil fuels and hydroelectric power, a variety of raw materials, considerable available capital; and a relatively high purchasing power per capita. The consumer-goods and metalworking industries were established with the help of protective tariffs and import quotas. With the 1973–74 rise in world oil prices, revenues expanded, and the government directed its investment strategy toward large-scale resource-based projects such as iron and steel manufacturing, aluminum smelting, and the production of transport equipment and petrochemicals. Industrial growth slowed, however, when oil prices declined several years later.
Manufacturing now accounts for one-sixth of the GDP and about one-sixth of the workforce. Venezuela's industries fall into three groups. The first and most important consists of oil storage, transportation, and refinery operations, as well as associated petrochemical plants. The oldest and most developed petrochemical region is in the northwest. A refining centre at the western end of Paraguaná Peninsula on the Gulf of Venezuela handles more than two-thirds of domestic oil refining. Pipelines supply the Paraguaná centre with oil and natural gas from Zulia state, notably from El Tablazo, on Lake Maracaibo. Morón, near Puerto Cabello, supports another major petrochemical complex. Smaller centres exist inland. The newest petrochemical region includes storage facilities and pipelines for heavy crude oil in the eastern Orinoco River basin and delta, as well as refining and port operations on the coast. Venezuela exports vast amounts of crude oil to PDVSA-owned refineries on the Gulf Coast of the United States, particularly to sites in Louisiana and Texas, and on the nearby island of Curaçao, which is part of the Netherlands Antilles.
A second industrial group produces consumer goods, mainly for domestic use. It is concentrated in the Valencia-Maracay-Caracas area and to a lesser degree at Barquisimeto. Import-substitution items were the focus of this industry from the 1950s to the '80s, including textiles, leather, paper, tires, tobacco, light engineering products, radios, television sets, washing machines, and automobiles. The free-trade agreement with the Andean Community (which Venezuela joined in 1973), economic reforms, and some efforts at privatization helped to increase manufacturing output during the 1990s. However, local industries have remained vulnerable to fluctuations in domestic demand and to competition from goods imported illegally—that is, without payment of import duties.
A third group comprises the complex of heavy industries at Ciudad Guayana in the Orinoco-Caroní region and a large integrated iron and steel works at Matanzas, near Puerto Ordaz, that serves domestic needs and the export market. Production of iron, steel, aluminum, and hydroelectric power has grown in this region since the 1980s.
The service sector accounts for about half of GDP and provides more than half of employment; finance and trade each produce about one-sixth of GDP. Tourism is a growing component of Venezuela's economy and is focused on the country's cultural sites, beaches, and natural wonders, such as the tepuis of the Guiana Highlands and the world-famous Angel Falls. Since the late 20th century, however, Venezuelan travelers have spent considerably more money abroad than has been collected from tourism within Venezuela.
Since 1958 the government has played a key role in the operation of Venezuela's financial system, largely through its management of the Central Bank of Venezuela, which sets interest rates, regulates the money supply, issues currency (the bolívar fuerte), and grants loans to commercial banks. Other state banks include the Industrial Bank of Venezuela, the Workers' Bank of Venezuela, and various regional banks. There are several privately owned commercial and investment banks, as well as insurance companies. Most of these institutions, as well as the national stock exchange, are based in Caracas.
Venezuela was a leader in founding the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC), and it signed the agreement in 1960 that led to the creation of the organization. When OPEC raised oil prices more than 400 percent in 1973–74, the country received windfall profits, and its oil income rose dramatically until the early 1980s. The huge oil revenues vastly increased Venezuelan influence in Latin America, and the country negotiated favourable trade agreements to supply its neighbours with oil and natural gas. Venezuela has also helped to finance international cartels in such other commodities as bananas and coffee.
Venezuela experienced severe economic problems following the Latin American debt crisis of 1982 and the collapse of world oil prices in 1986. Among its pressing concerns were a foreign-exchange crisis, the loss of international reserves, slowed economic growth, and rising inflation. In response to these issues, Venezuela in 1989 signed agreements with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the World Bank that were designed to stabilize the economy. The balance of payments and other factors subsequently improved, and the state again increased its expenditures. However, many of the country's financial problems returned during the 1990s, brought on by fluctuating oil prices, political instability, a banking crisis in 1994, and mismanagement and overborrowing from the Central Bank. The government subsequently sold off many financial institutions, and by the end of the 1990s foreign investors controlled more than half of Venezuela's banks.
The government was forced to institute additional stabilization measures, including the Agenda Venezuela plan (1996) that removed some financial controls and privatized several industries. These measures were only partially successful: state expenditures remained high, and oil price fluctuations continued to have dramatic effects on the economy. Venezuela had the highest rate of inflation in Latin America at the beginning of the 21st century; in an attempt to control it and to simplify financial transactions, the country introduced a new currency, the bolívar fuerte, in 2008. On the other hand, in the early 2000s the economy had rebounded enough for Venezuela to have paid off its loans to the IMF and World Bank. Moreover, determined to assert its economic independence, the country withdrew from both organizations in 2007.
The main feature of Venezuela's external trade continues to be oil, which represents more than three-fourths of export earnings. Venezuela has maintained a positive trade balance. The United States is Venezuela's primary trading partner; other trading partners include Colombia, Curaçao, Brazil, Germany, Canada, and the Netherlands Antillesand China. Venezuela is a member of Mercosur, formerly known as the Latin American Integration Association, though it withdrew from the Andean Community in 2006.
The country's transportation system is well developed, especially in the densely populated northern and northwestern regions. Domestic travel depends largely on roads, while freight and bulk transport is largely served by coastal shipping routes, inland waterways, and oil and natural gas pipelines. Air services provide access to regions without other means of communication.
The country maintains approximately 22,400 miles (36,000 km) of paved roads. There are three major trunk roads—a section of the Pan-American Highway that runs southwestward from Caracas through Valencia and Barquisimeto to San Cristóbal and then into Colombia; the northwestern highway, which runs from Valencia to Coro and on to Lake Maracaibo; and the Llanos Highway, which extends eastward from Caracas to Barcelona, Cumaná, and beyond. A branch also runs from Barcelona across the Llanos to Ciudad Bolívar. Bus routes connect most Venezuelan towns and cities. Highways can be dangerous, particularly in the evening: drivers rarely use headlights, and unlighted repairwork, livestock on the road, and other hazards are common.
Railways, both for passenger and freight transport, are relatively unimportant. One public line runs northeastward from Barquisimeto to Puerto Cabello on the coast and on to Caracas. Private railways serve the iron and steel industry, connecting mines in the Guiana Highlands region to Ciudad Guayana.
Almost all the country's foreign commerce is carried by sea. The most important ports are Maracaibo (a major shipment centre for crude oil), Puerto Cabello, and La Guaira (the port of Caracas). Many small ports serve fishing fleets or coastal trade. Inland waterways are utilized principally around Lake Maracaibo and on the Orinoco River. A dredged channel between the Gulf of Venezuela and Lake Maracaibo allows oceangoing vessels to dock at the ports of Maracaibo, Bobures, and La Salina. A dredged channel through the Orinoco delta permits vessels to sail upriver to Ciudad Guayana.
Transoceanic and intercontinental air routes use Venezuelan international airports as a stopover. Simón Bolívar Airport, located at Maiquetía 10 miles (16 km) by road from Caracas, is the busiest, servicing international and domestic flights.


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By Amanda Wicks
Kim Kardashian has been quiet on social media ever since being held up at gunpoint in October. The traumatic incident shook her and her family, causing Kanye West to postpone his Saint Pablo Tour while he flew to her side for support. But after nearly three months away, she's back on Twitter and other platforms today (January 3rd).
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Kim shared a photo of her family wearing mostly matching outfits on Twitter. She and her daughter North sport white dresses while her son Saint and Kanye wear white sweatshirts. Over on YouTube, she also posted a short video that weaves together home movies while Jeremih's "Paradise" plays in the background.
It's been a rough end of the year for the family. After dealing with Kim's burglary, Kanye delivered a bizarre rant during his Sacramento concert in November and shortly thereafter canceled the rest of his tour. He was hospitalized at the U.C.L.A. Medical Center days later. Since his release in late November, rumors have circulated that the pair's marriage has been on shaky ground, but from Kim's photo and video it seems she wants to suggest a different story.
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Marcum: Feeling good in Milwaukee
Right-hander is comfortable, pitching well for Brewers
When it comes to evaluating my first season in Milwaukee after several years in Toronto, I would say that the switch has been really good. It has been smooth for me. The guys in our clubhouse are great. They welcomed me with open arms after I got traded here, and I enjoy the chemistry that we have. It is a good team to be a part of, which helps to make the transition that much easier.
This is also my first look at the National League. It is definitely different, with the biggest difference not having to the face the DH. But at the same time, I have had to do a lot more studying. In the American League, I knew all those teams, all those players. When I would watch film, I would focus on what those hitters had done in their last 15, their last 20 at-bats. Here, there is a lot more time in the film room. I am doing my best to learn these hitters, but the key remains to go out and throw strikes and locate your pitches.
I watch most of my film at the ballpark. I will usually start that process a couple of days before my next start. I will keep watching up until game day. I will try to break down my opponents' swings.
Coming to Milwaukee over the winter, I knew a couple things about the Brewers. I knew that they could hit, and I knew that they could score runs. They could also put up runs in a hurry. When you have guys like Prince Fielder and Ryan Braun, and then add hitters like Casey McGehee, Corey Hart and Rickie Weeks, it has the makings of a great lineup. Throw in the some speed, and you get the sense of what kind of baseball Ron Roenicke, our manager, likes to play. That is the kind of baseball that I like.
Since I arrived, what I expected is what has happened for the most part. Granted, we ran into some tough pitching there for a stretch when we weren't playing our best baseball, and we got beat. However, our hitters -- one through eight -- have done their jobs. Even our pitchers can hit, especially when you think of a guy like Yovani Gallardo, who last year won a Silver Slugger Award. We, as pitchers, don't ask for 10 runs a night. We just ask them to go out there and give their best effort, compete, battle and not give away at-bats.
The transition to the city of Milwaukee also could not have been any smoother. Playing in Toronto for five years, we lived in a condo in the city. I have a wife and two kids and some dogs, and we prefer not to live in the city. Rather, we want to live in a house outside the city, and that is what we have in Milwaukee. Really, it is just like home in Missouri.
We love being back in the Midwest. The fans here are great, and I don't think I could have picked a better spot for me -- the atmosphere we play in, the support that we get and, obviously, being on a good team.
Right-hander Shaun Marcum has been very impressive for his new club. A 13-game winner last year with the Blue Jays, Marcum has started 10 games and is 6-1 with a 2.37 ERA. He leads the team in strikeouts, and his win total is tied for tops on the Crew.
This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Garcia on track to make Tuesday's start
By Jenifer Langosch / MLB.com
That start would come on Tuesday, when the Cardinals open a three-game series against the Astros.
Garcia was skipped this last time through the rotation after notifying the training staff of some unusual left-elbow discomfort. Garcia was sent back to St. Louis last Tuesday for a follow-up MRI exam, which came back showing no structural damage.
Though Garcia has not thrown his usual between-starts bullpen session, he did throw on flat ground with assistant athletic trainer Adam Olsen this weekend. The reports afterward were encouraging.
"He said he feels really good," Matheny said. "Nothing is in stone, but he's anticipating that he's making his Tuesday start."
Garcia is expected to join the team in Houston on Monday night.
The Cardinals have not divulged what their backup plan would be should Garcia end up not ready to go. Right-hander Joe Kelly, who is scheduled to start for Triple-A Memphis on Monday, would be an option if the Cardinals stop him from making that start. Memphis' scheduled starter for Tuesday is top pitching prospect Shelby Miller.
Cards not ready to start limiting Lynn's usage
NEW YORK -- With his 4 2/3-inning start on Saturday, Lance Lynn's season innings total sits at 68 1/3. That's certainly not an unusual mark for a pitcher 11 starts into his season. But it is already more than half the innings Lynn logged in an injury-plagued 2011.
Lynn threw a combined 109 2/3 innings between Triple-A and the Majors last year. This season, he is on pace to throw 205.
Making such a jump in a one-year span is typically avoided, as it has been proven to lead to an increased risk in arm issues. The Cardinals, while monitoring Lynn's workload, have not yet put together a firm long-term plan on how to eventually limit it.
"I think right now we're in the mode that we have to maximize the here-and-now," manager Mike Matheny said. "He's doing a nice job, so we're going to continue to let him go. Is it out of the question to look at that and look way down the road? We've talked about it, but just haven't made any adjustments so far."
One of the potential answers could be Chris Carpenter. Should Carpenter return to the team after the All-Star break, as currently projected, he could slide back into the rotation. Assuming the rest of the starters remain healthy, that would give the Cardinals the option of putting Lynn back in the bullpen.
The Cardinals' recent pursuit of free-agent pitcher Roy Oswalt, who signed with the Rangers, was also made while considering Lynn's season path.
"[Signing Oswalt] was something that [general manager John Mozeliak] was seriously trying to make happen," Matheny said. "There have been a lot of moving parts to what potentially could happen. We're just real excited about what Lance is doing and will help to continue moving him forward, but not being blind to the fact that it's going to be considerably different to what he's done in the past."
Kidney stone may have impacted Salas
NEW YORK -- Cardinals manager Mike Matheny said on Sunday that Fernando Salas recently passed a kidney stone, which had been bothering the right-handed reliever since Spring Training.
It was not previously public knowledge that Salas, who was optioned to Triple-A on May 26, was dealing with such a medical issue. When Salas was sidelined with an illness during Spring Training and earlier this season, specifics of the illness were not disclosed.
This news certainly begs the question of whether there is correlation between Salas' kidney stone issue and his early troubles. He never found much of a rhythm during Spring Training, and the inconsistencies continued into the regular season. By the time Salas was sent down, his ERA had ballooned to 6.32 in 18 appearances.
The results were quite disappointing from a player who had entered spring as a favorite to serve as the club's eighth-inning setup man. Last season, Salas led the Cardinals with 24 saves. He logged a career-high 75 innings in 68 appearances and finished with a 2.28 ERA.
Salas has made four outings since his demotion and has given up four earned runs and six hits in four innings. Three of those runs and four hits came in a one-inning appearance on Sunday. Salas has struck out five and walked none.
Robinson sits with migraine; Chambers in center
NEW YORK -- Scheduled to make a second consecutive start in center field on Sunday night, Shane Robinson was scratched from manager Mike Matheny's original lineup because of a migraine.
Robinson dealt with the intense headache in a quiet, dark room inside Citi Field. Matheny, speaking about three hours before the scheduled first pitch, projected that Robinson would be able to recover quickly enough to be available for the game.
Robinson collected two of the team's seven hits on Saturday.
Taking Robinson's place in center and in the eighth spot in the batting order was Adron Chambers, who had started just one other time since his May 18 promotion from Triple-A. Chambers entered the night 2-for-10 on the season.
Worth noting
The Mets have shuffled their rotation and will now start right-hander Dillon Gee against the Cardinals on Monday. Right-hander Jeremy Hefner was initially scheduled to get the nod.
Pitching coach Derek Lilliquist has rejoined the team after spending a few days with his family, which was celebrating the high-school graduation of Lilliquist's son, Derek.
Third-base coach Jose Oquendo said he has not been asked about returning as the manager for the Puerto Rico club participating in next year's World Baseball Classic. Oquendo, who managed the team in both 2006 and 2009, said he is under the impression that the team has already chosen its coaching staff. Carlos Delgado announced via Twitter on Saturday that he would be serving as Puerto Rico's hitting coach.
The Astros have lined up their rotation for their upcoming series against the Cardinals. Starting on Tuesday will be right-hander Lucas Harrell. He'll be followed, in order, by righty Bud Norris and left-hander J.A. Happ.
The Mets held a pregame ceremony on Sunday night to honor former reliever John Franco, the 26th inductee into the team's Hall of Fame. Cardinals manager Mike Matheny went 0-for-2 with a strikeout against Franco during his career. However, it was the ball he put into play against Franco that he remembers best.
"He came in to close out a game, and he made a mistake and I killed it," Matheny said. "To the point where, I never really saw pitchers' reactions, but he gave this reaction like, 'I can't believe I just gave up a home run to this schmuck.' That's what it looked like to me. I saw his reaction, and it felt so good, and the left fielder ended up catching it about five steps away from the warning track. That was my best ball off John Franco, and it didn't even get to the track."
Jenifer Langosch is a reporter for MLB.com. Read her blog, By Gosh, It's Langosch, and follow her on Twitter @LangoschMLB. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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The editors at MLSSoccer.com have made their picks for this weekend's matches, and yet again, it seems the Crew is the underdog. Five out of six contributors think the Black and Gold will lose this weekend, with editor Andrew Wiebe being the outsider by predicting a draw between the Crew and Revolution.
However, I don't think Crew fans should worry. Let's take a look at these guys' picks from past weeks, shall we?
5/26 vs. Chicago:
Give credit to Nick Firchau and Matt Doyle for going against the trend and picking the home team.
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5/19 at San Jose:
Just like the editorial staff at MLSSoccer.com, we all make mistakes. I think it's needless to say Robert Warzycha and the Crew enjoy flying under the radar.


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Tim, I agree one hundred percent with your comments. I feel that when histology was removed from the med lab tech programs that everyone lost. Barry Tim Morken wrote: > Barry Rittman wrote: > > "My perception is that our major problems are really the lack of > standardized training, the increasing complexity of the field and the lack > of a broad view of the training necessary." > > This is a result of the fact that the perception of histology by most Med > Tech training programs is still rooted in cutting sections and staining > H&E's. Most Med Techs are surprized when they find out what is going on in > the histology lab these days. They have had no exposure to it in their > training and all they know about it in a hospital is that all those smelly > formalin container go to histology. All lab managers are med techs, so is it > surprising at all that Histology is still thought of as a backwater? That's > why I feel that histologists will either have to make a lot of noise to get > the recognition they deserve or surrender their samples to med techs, > especially the molecular biologly labs. > > I feel that if Med Tech programs would re-institute histology in their > programs that the "histologist shortage" would disapper overnight. I have > talked to many Med Techs who are disappointed to find that all they do is > push buttons on machines all day. > > Tim Morken, B.A., EMT(MSA), HTL(ASCP) > Infectious Disease Pathology > Centers for Disease Control > MS-G32 > 1600 Clifton Rd. > Atlanta, GA 30333 > USA > > email: email@example.com > email@example.com > > Phone: (404) 639-3964 > FAX: (404)639-3043 > > ----Original Message Follows---- > From: Barry Rittman <email@example.com> > To: histology <firstname.lastname@example.com> > Subject: Re: Histotech Education > Date: Thu, 28 Oct 1999 14:13:38 -0500 > > The discussions regarding histiotech training all revolve around adequate > training. While many laboratories provide excellent on the job training > others > may do a mediocre to poor job. > I worked in a laboratory where on the on the job training was excellent > because > the chief technician was highly skilled and cared deeply about his > employees > (and we were not in a rush mos of the time). We had a half day of formal > training in the laboratory each week where we were trained in advanced > techniques. Additionally, we were required to attend classes outside of work > for > additional histootech training (and to maintain good grades). These outside > classes were valuable because they provided a different approach to the work > and > also allowed interaction with individuals from other laboratories. Not many > laboratories can afford to have this luxury. > In the States we have the situation where for many laboratories there is > always > pressure for producing sections in as short a time as possible and often > little > or no time left for an individual to receive additional training. There are > some > avenues for training such as the courses mentioned earlier and also > workshops at > local, state and national meetings. Many of these are excellent and many > laboratories will pay for their histotechs to attend these courses and > meetings. > > My perception is that our major problems are really the lack of standardized > training, the increasing complexity of the field and the lack of a broad > view of > the training necessary. We now have specialists in histotechnology, > cytology, > electron microscopy, immunochemistry and so on. While it is desirable to be > as > skilled as possible at the work on hand it is prudent to also have a good > concept of related fields. With a heavy work load however, the natural > tendency > is to concentrate narrowly on the actual procedures that need to be done. > This > may result in an individuals who are highly skilled in a specific area but > have > to struggle each time a new procedure arrives on the scene . It has also > resulted in a robotic approach for many procedures in laboratories. This > approach may save time and sometimes expense but may add nothing to the > training of the histotech. > Another factor is the histotechs attitude. The individual must be willing to > avail themselves of any opportunities that the job may offer in the way of > additional training. Unfortunately not all histotechs are willing to do this > or > to spend some of their own time in learning new techniques. It is easy to > criticize this attitude but many individuals have come to realize that there > is > a life outside of work and especially with a familty and a double income > required, total dedication to work may be unrealistic. > I believe that salaries should and increase for histotechs. I believe that > the > only approach is the education of the customers (including the general > public > and the pathologists) of the advantages of a highly skilled technician who > can > produce a quality product. Currently, many do not realize that continual > training, a highly motivated and respected technician and a clear career > path is > just good business. > One final comment, look at the beauty of the sections that you are > producing. > The complexity of the tissues and the vibrant colors in many of the > procedures > is still a wonder to me. > This reminds me of when I was in Iowa. The state decided that because of the > large number of sunflowers growing wild, they would declare it a noxious > weed. > Unfortunately the sunflower is a state flower (think it is Missouri?). That > state then declared the eastern goldfinch (the state bird of Iowa) a noxious > pest. > Ignorance can be a killer. > Barry > > ______________________________________________________ > Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com


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|ACE1202 Product Family Arithmetic Controller Engine (ACExTM) for Low Power Applications
The ACE1202 (Arithmetic Controller Engine) family of microcontrollers is a dedicated programmable monolithic integrated circuit for applications requiring high performance, low power, and small size. is a fully static part fabricated using CMOS technology. The ACE1202 product family has an 8-bit microcontroller core, 64 bytes of RAM, 64 bytes of data EEPROM and 2K bytes of code EEPROM. Its on-chip peripherals include a multi-function 16-bit timer, watchdog/idle timer, and programmable undervoltage detection circuitry. The on-chip clock and reset functions reduce the number of required external components. The ACE1202 product family is available in 8- and 14-pin SOIC and DIP packages. I Hardware Bit - Coder (HBC) (ACE1202-2 only) I On-chip oscillator No external components 1µs instruction cycle time I On-chip Power-on Reset I Programmable read and write disable functions I Memory mapped I/O I Multilevel Low Voltage Detection I Brown-out Reset I Software selectable I/O option Push-pull outputs with tri-state option Weak pull-up or high impedance I Fully static CMOS Low power HALT mode @ 3.3V) Power saving IDLE mode I Single supply operation 1.8-5.5V (P.N. ACE1202L) 2.2-5.5V (P.N. ACE12022) 2.7-5.5V (P.N. I 40 years data retention I 1,000,000 data changes I 8 and 14-pin SOIC, 8 and 14-pin DIP packages. (CSP package available upon request) I In-circuit programmingFeatures
I Arithmetic Controller Engine I 2K bytes on-board code EEPROM I 64 bytes data EEPROM I 64 bytes RAM I Instruction set geared for block encryption I Watchdog I Multi-input wake-up on all I/O pins I 16-bit multifunction timer with difference capture I 12-bit idle timer
GPORT general purpose I/O with multiinput wakeup ACE1202 core (4 interrupt sources and vectors) 16-bit Multi-function Timer1 with Difference Capture Hardware Bit-Coder3 Programming Interface 2K bytes of Code EEPROM 64 bytes of RAM 64 bytes of Data EEPROM Power-on Reset Brown-out Reset/Low Battery Detect HALT & IDLE Power Saving Modes 12-bit Timer0 with Watchdog Timer
1. 100nf Decoupling capacitor recommended 2. Available only in the 14-pin package option 3. Available only on the ACE1202-2 device© 2001 Fairchild Semiconductor Corporation ACE1202 Product Family Rev. B.1
Figure 2: ACEx Application Example (Remote Keyless Entry)
Figure ACE1202/ACE1202-2 8-pin Device Pinout a) Normal Mode Operation b) Programming Mode Operation
Figure ACE1202/ACE1202-2 14-pin Device Pinout a) Normal Mode Operation
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Total Pro Sports – We have seen Florida Gators quarterback Tim Tebow complete the jump shot pass. Now Will Briscoe of Louisiana's Central High School has done him one better. With his team putting on a dominant display against Zachary High, the conventional forward pass was becoming too easy for Briscoe, so he decided to […]


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The Characteristics of China's National Security
China is the unique state whose civilization has never been interrupted by other civilizations. China has particular characteristics on her national security. China's national security has been affected by domestic factors such as geography, culture, science and technology, ideology and other factors. At the same time, international factors have deeply impacted China's national security. To China's national security, the year of 1840 and 1949 are two watersheds. Before 1840, China had owned absolute advantage on national security in East Asia. After 1840, China rapidly lost her supreme position in East Asia. Her national security fell into predicament. In 1949, Chinese Communist Party founded the People's Republic of China. China's national security took place great change. Checking China's history, the continuous Chinese civilization benefited by the common characteristics on her national security.
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From outside of Paris: From the A10, follow Versailles via the N118, take the Saclay exit // From the A6, close to Chilly-Mazarin, take the A10 Palaiseau Massy exit, then join the A126 and follow signs for Versailles/Cité Scientifique on D36 to Saclay Bourg. From Paris: Take the A6/A10 toward Orléans/Bordeaux, then follow Cité Scientifique on the D36 toward Saclay Bourg // From Porte St Cloud via the N118, take the Saclay exit. Free private enclosed outdoor car park. Massy TGV station and RER B Le Guichet
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Not "too" bad for my first time out, I suppose. About 4 of the 8 were decent, and the other four were slightly "offish." I'm feeling ok about these, although I should have rethought how to make them so that the pattern was more centered. I didn't buy enough fabric to do that...oh well.
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U.S. Navy Awards Lockheed Martin $17 Million for P-3 Orion Aircraft Acoustic Anti-submarine Warfare System Upgrades
MANASSAS, Va., 10/21/2009 --
The U.S. Navy awarded Lockheed Martin [NYSE: LMT] a $17.5 million contract to upgrade existing anti-submarine warfare systems aboard the P-3C Orion aircraft to improve current acoustic capabilities and significantly reduce parts obsolescence.
Under the contract, Lockheed Martin will design, produce and install the new AN/USQ-78(V) Acoustic Subsystem for the P-3C Orion maritime surveillance aircraft. The contract includes upgrades and technical refreshes to software in addition to procurement of Acoustic Receiver Tech Refresh systems. By employing open architecture, the new system will allow future capability upgrades while improving reliability and maintainability that reduce overall cost.
Utilizing the Air Acoustic Rapid Commercial Off-The-Shelf Insertion approach, Lockheed Martin is producing the AN/USQ-78(V) system as part of an ongoing, planned series of technical refreshes to the baseline system. These planned internal upgrades are designed to replace obsolete components, provide increased processing capacity and provide the framework for future aircraft upgrades.
"This update provides an open Commercial Off-The-Shelf digital architecture using a modern digital receiver that is common across all maritime patrol and reconnaissance aircraft and helicopters," said Denise Saiki, vice president and general manager of Lockheed Martin's Undersea Systems business. "That helps drive down the total ownership cost of the platforms and provides enhanced acoustic capability to the fleet."
Work will be performed at Lockheed Martin's Undersea Systems facility in Manassas, Va.
Headquartered in Bethesda, Md., Lockheed Martin is a global security company that employs about 140,000 people worldwide and is principally engaged in the research, design, development, manufacture, integration and sustainment of advanced technology systems, products and services. The corporation reported 2008 sales of $42.7 billion.


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Fifth Judicial District Prosecuting Attorney David Gibbons wrote in a letter dated Monday to Arkansas State Police that his office would not pursue charges against the men after evidence — including video footage of the incident provided by one of the accused — was deemed "much more probative of consensual activities than forcible compulsion."
State police last month confirmed to The Courier that Arkansas Tech officials requested the agency investigate the female student's claim on Oct. 5 after she told authorities the rape occurred the previous day at Vista Place apartments near the school's campus.
The school referred questions about the incident to Gibbons' office.
Gibbons' letter came the same day a Denver man was ordered held in lieu of $100,000 bond after allegedly sexually assaulting an underage male in a locker room on the Arkansas Tech campus.


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By Megan E. Davis
Associate Editor
In January, half a dozen new law school graduates hung their own shingles and opened practices in an office suite on Brickell Avenue in the heart of Miami's financial district.
Less than a year later, all six firms are operating in the black, but that's not all, said Alex Acosta, dean of Florida International University's College of Law.
Thanks to the school's LawBridge program, the young practitioners are also becoming well-versed in ethical and professional standards central to practicing law and in their responsibilities to the public as members of the profession, he said.
Traditionally, new law school graduates take jobs with established law firms or clerkships with judges to learn those skills not taught in law schools — how to actually practice law and run a firm, said Tony Santos, the director of the LawBridge program.
But many of those opportunities for new lawyers have dried up in the past two decades, and the economic downturn has accelerated that trend in recent years, he said.
Acosta articulated the problem facing new graduates by repeating a question on the lips of many throughout the profession: "Where are tomorrow's lawyers going to be trained?"
Seeking to answer that question for its graduates, Florida International launched LawBridge, a legal residency program, this year.
Mirroring similar components of a medical school residency and a business school entrepreneurial incubator, the program targets recent graduates seeking to establish their own firms, Santos said.
This year, one of those new lawyers was Gregorie Dolce.
"One of the reasons I was very interested in a solo practice was because, as the mother of three young children, I wanted to have more control in my work-life balance," she said.
Dolce and her peers received office space at an affordable rate as well as access to a host of supports necessary to running their new businesses, including accounting services, opportunities for financial planning, and advice from marketing professionals, Santos said.
"It's a fairly comprehensive program," he said. "We touch on every aspect a solo practitioner might encounter."
Using those resources, Dolce built her practice focusing on international and commercial litigation, the Dolce Law Firm, from the ground up.
"It's allowed me to establish myself fairly quickly," Dolce said.
"We've gotten a lot of focused attention and valuable feedback on what it takes to establish a successful practice. Being in the program with other young attorneys has also allowed us to bounce ideas off each other and learn from each other. That's been very comforting."
Dolce and her peers are developing their own client bases and managing all the business aspects of their firms, Santos said.
Additionally, the program places a high emphasis on professionalism, ethics, and risk management and offers numerous lecture series and courses from members of the judiciary, ethics commissions, and other seasoned professionals, he said.
To highlight the new lawyers' obligation to the public, the program requires the participants complete 500 hours of pro bono work during their two years in the program, he said.
"It's a fairly high standard," Santos said. "We felt it was an important one to put into their DNA at an early stage in their career development."
The program, open to Florida International graduates, has space for 12 residents, he said.
"That's dictated by our physical space, the amount of space for folks to inhabit our suite of offices," Santos said. "We may find in January that we top out and may face the somewhat unsavory prospect of turning people away. It's not our objective to become exclusive in any way; we believe every lawyer should get this kind of training, whether as a clerk for a judge, a young associate in a law firm, or through other structured training programs."
Santos said he's aware of a handful of other residency programs offered by law schools in the United States and of about a dozen more that are in the works.
Acosta said he welcomes the idea of more and of expanding Florida International's program.
"Programs like LawBridge are necessary to make sure new graduates are introduced to the profession the right way," he said.
"It's a tough market, and if graduates go off on their own, it's not only financially harder, but it is also harder to learn the professionalism and ethics you gain from programs like LawBridge."
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SocialFlight Expands Reach, Gains Media Partners
SocialFlight, a free mobile app that aims to bring pilots together by providing an easy source of information about aviation events, has grown to 15,000 users since its launch just nine months ago, founder Jeff Simon said at Sun 'n Fun on Tuesday. The app has also evolved to version 3.0. "We're adding 1,000 users a month," Simon said, "and the database users are adding 10 to 15 events a day. What we hear from users is, 'I'm flying more.'" Simon said he hopes the app will help the pilot community to grow and encourage pilots to fly more often, by making it easy to find a nearby event to fly to. Simon also announced that AVweb, Kitplanes, and General Aviation News have signed on as partners to bring SocialFlight's utility to their readership, both in print and online.
SocialFlight will provide event information to the publications. Simon said the site will always be free to users, and he hopes to support it through advertising. Visitors to the SocialFlight site can sign up for a weekly email that will provide information about the events they are interested in, according to the parameters they choose. They can also choose to use various social-networking options. The ease of making connections via the site has encouraged users to create new events, Simon said. The concept will likely expand to other communities, such as motorcycle and car enthusiasts.
AVweb's Mary Grady spoke with Simon about the app at Sun 'n Fun on Tuesday; click here to listen.


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Welcome!The Small Business Resource Center is part of Broward County's African-American Research Library and Cultural Center. We are here to assist the small business community in any way we can. Please, browse the resources that we have put together here online and come check us out in person! We are located on the second floor of the library and can be reached at 954-357-6227.
Our Resource Center hours are Monday and Wednesday from 12 to 8PM and Tuesday, Thursday through Sunday from 10AM to 6PM.
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If you have ever taken your shirt off in public in the greater Southern California area, most likely Miguel Angel Reyes has taken your picture. He is one of the most prolific artists in Los Angeles and manages to always be on the scene when there is some tastefully exposed flesh. Here are some his photos taken at the annual West Hollywood Halloween Carnaval. See more of his work on his website.
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Financial services firms are using cloud computing with increasing frequency, but often forget to protect the software they invest in, a software security firm has said. It said its escrow services were as vital for remote as for traditional computing. Software as a Service (SaaS), a form of cloud computing, is increasingly …
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in related news: Car salesman disses public transport; "Mobiles are rad!" opines mobile phone company exec; Paris Hilton more popular than poke in the eye.
...are banks doing using something as insecure as cloud computing?
The reason companies do not use escrow services are
1) the cost too much - My employer offers escrow as an option to clients but they when told the escrow costs are a significant percentage of the total they rethink the requirement.
2) temptation to kill you - My employer is a SMB providing services and technology to mostly large telcos and some of these have in the past decided that once escrow is in place the cheapest option is to try and drive us out of business then grab the IPR's for free via escrow. You have to be very very carefull how you word contracts and escrow agreements.
So escrow can be a good idea but only if you have a decent client base who are prepared to
pay for it.
Of course, I would not recommend using an escrow company so desperate for business that it punts fake FUD articles in trade rags to scare up custom.
... The issues described in this article apply to ALL cloud computing... if it is important then you are putting your risk in someone else's hands and all the contracts in the world will not make up for having your own back up solution ...
I dont want to dis cloud computing and inccurring the wrath of the people who think its just dandy, but didn't we learn anything from outsourcing.. i.e. that it is not the cure for all evils, but it may be useful in some ways..


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This past weekend we celebrated a friend's birthday at our Asheville Bed and Breakfast and the opening of a new restaurant downtown: Seven Sows Bourbon and Larder. Here at the Carolina Bed & Breakfast we are very excited about Asheville's newest restaurant. While on the surface it doesn't seem conceptually too far away from many… Read more »
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