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2cm Felt Balls - Teal
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2 cm Felt Balls ~ Teal Colour Pom Pom
2cm felt balls (Pom Pom) are available in various colours. You may need different colour felt balls to finish your DIY crafts. Teal colour pom pom is one more addition to the choice of colours which could be the best match for your crafts project.
Complete your decor or craft projects with our handmade 2cm teal colour felt balls. If these felt balls are not perfect for your needs, please have a look on our other colour felt balls.
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- Great for making various craft projects
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- Item: 2cm teal felt balls
- Felt Ball Size: 2cm +/- 2 mm
- Felt Balls Colour: Teal
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KIAWAH ISLAND, S.C. – The No. 16 Georgia College golf squad finished in seventh place among 17 teams Tuesday at the 2013 Kiawah Island Invitational, hosted by USC Aiken. The Bobcats posted a 15-over on the 6,875-yard, par-72 Cougar Point Golf Course, firing rounds of 286 and 305.
For the second-straight week, senior Bryan Fox (Roswell, Ga.) finished 12th overall and first for the Bobcats, this time the reigning Peach Belt Conference (PBC) Player of the Week carded rounds of 72 and 73 for one-over par in the 85-golfer field.
Classmate Victor Monte (Chantilly, Va.) joined Fox with a top-20 finish, taking 15th at two-over. Monte followed yesterday's 71 with a 75 today.
Junior Ryan Trocchio (Norcross, Ga.) scorched the course yesterday for a 68, but fell to 21st overall and plus-four after an 80 today.
Playing in his first tournament after missing last year due to injury, David Sullivan (Woodstock, Ga.) carded rounds of 78 and 77 as the lone Bobcat golfer to improve on yesterday's effort. Sullivan's 11-over put him 59th. Freshman Harry Lambert (Suwanee, Ga.) saw his first collegiate action this week, finishing 69th at 13-over par on rounds of 75 and 82.
No. 11 University of North Alabama won the team title at four-over par on rounds of 282 and 298, edging host No. 6 USCA by just a single stroke. A large part of the reason why was the Lions' individual champion Conner Godsey, posting a pair of 69s for six-under par, topping the field by four strokes.
The Bobcats are back in action Monday, Sept. 23 at the Jay Jennison Memorial in St. Augustine, Fla. hosted by Flagler College.
The Georgia College Department of Athletics, two-time winners of the PBC Commissioner's Cup, sponsors 11 varsity athletic programs at the NCAA Division II level. As a Division II program, Bobcat Athletics prides itself on balancing the life of the student-athlete, evidenced by the teams' multiple appearances in post-season competition as well as documented academic success and community-service involvement. Sign up at @GCBobcats on Twitter and Facebook for up-to-the-minute reports, and visit www.GCBobcats.com for more information, and to nominate your favorite former Bobcats and Colonials to the GC Athletics Hall of Fame.
Kiawah Island Invitational
Team Totals
Round 2 Results
1 North Alabama 282-298--580 +4
2 USC Aiken 282-299--581 +5
3 Flagler 284-300--584 +8
4 Mount Olive 284-305--589 +13
Armstrong Atlantic 277-312--589 +13
6 Erskine 291-299--590 +14
7 Limestone 295-296--591 +15
Georgia College 286-305--591 +15
9 Carson Newman 297-297--594 +18
10 St. Leo 294-303--597 +21
Coker College 293-304--597 +21
12 Newberry College 296-313--609 +33
13 Belmont Abbey 305-307--612 +36
14 King 299-314--613 +37
15 North Georgia 313-302--615 +39
Tusculum 301-314--615 +39
17 Georgis SW 304-320--624 +48

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TUESDAY, Jan. 20, 2009 (HealthDay News) -- A minimally invasive therapy that uses beads soaked with anti-cancer agents has been successful at halting liver tumors, according to new studies.
Transarterial chemoembolization (TACE) attacks liver tumors on two fronts. Microspheres, or beads, combined with cancer-killing chemotherapeutic agents are delivered to the blood vessel feeding the tumor. While the chemo attacks the cancer, the microspheres get stuck in the vessels and choke off the blood supply to the tumor -- a process called embolization.
While surgically removing a tumor is the most effective way to treat one, this is not an option for most liver cancer patients. In two out of three instances, the size or location of the liver cancer prevents surgery, or the tumor has grown into the blood vessels. Typically, only a quarter of people with liver cancer survive two years after diagnosis.
TACE holds promise, because the tumor, rather than the entire body, receives the chemotherapy directly. It is used to slow, not cure, the disease, but successful improvements in the beads and the procedure were expected to be presented in three separate trials this week at the annual International Symposium on Endovascular Therapy (ISET) in Hollywood, Fla.
In the first study, done at St. Joseph's Hospital and Medical Center in Tampa, Fla., 10 of 11 liver cancer patients given beads that released the chemo drug doxorubicin were alive two years after the procedure. Ten of the 13 people patients who had colorectal cancer that spread to the liver and were given the same treatment also were alive after two years.
The "LC Beads," as they were called, also did not cause systemic side effects.
"There is definitely a chance of cancer cure with this procedure beyond just palliation," Dr. Glenn Stambo, vascular and interventional radiologist at St. Joseph's, said in an ISET news release. "The more isolated the tumor and its blood vessel feeders, the better the chance for a complete cure."
An Italian study showed positive results with "HepaSphere" beads, which expand once stuck in the vessels to better block blood flow while also delivering chemo agents directly into the tumor. More than 86 percent of the 53 liver cancer patients in that trial showed a complete response to the therapy after six months.
"Patients who still had good liver function and who had tumors in only one lobe of the liver did better with this treatment," Dr. Maurizio Grosso, chairman of the department of radiology at Santa Croce and Carle Hospital in Cuneo, Italy, said in the same news release. "We're hopeful that treatment with HepaSphere will be an improvement over traditional chemoembolization."
Even without chemotherapy added to the beads, the embolization technique showed promise in a different Italian study. About half of 34 primary liver tumors shrunk within one month in patients given non-chemo "Embozene" microspheres alone. The other half showed no signs of tumor growth.
In a group of 16 tumors observed over the next six to 12 months, two completely disappeared, seven shrunk, two remained the same size, and five grew. Those that grew, though, were still small enough for additional localized treatments to be tried.
"One of the main benefits of Embozene microspheres is the precise, well-calibrated sizing, which match the small blood vessels that feed the tumors. The larger the particles used, the further away the embolization from the tumor and the less effective the treatment will be," Dr. Franco Orsi, chief of interventional radiology at the European Institute of Oncology in Italy, said in the same news release. "Moreover, embolization without drugs usually causes few or no post-treatment side effects, and patient can usually be discharged the next day."
More information
The U.S. National Cancer Institute has more about liver cancer.


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This is (was) our caterpillar Wurmple.
The kids LOVED him. He ate, and ate, and ate...and became a big fat caterpillar. Then he did this:
It was so amazing to see this transformation! But not nearly as amazing as THIS transformation:
He came out in the evening, so we decided to keep him overnight. We made him a bigger "house" and wanted to get him some food. A quick check on Google told us that he liked flowers, fruit, and animal dung.
We were fresh out of animal dung, so we picked some flowers and found some mandarin oranges. Here is is new home:
The next morning we set him free. The kids were so excited! Now every time we see a butterfly, they say "maybe it's Butterfree?" (His name was changed when he "evolved"...just like a pokemon).
Friday, September 26, 2008
This is (was) our caterpillar Wurmple.
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Friday, September 12, 2008
Political Blog
I have started a political blog:
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Wednesday, September 10, 2008
This is why I'm glad I have girls...
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Monday, September 8, 2008
Adeline the Dancing Queen
I mentioned in my last post that Adeline has become an ABBA fan. This morning, my friend Stefani dropped off an ABBA CD for her. We popped it in, and she started dancing! She spins until she makes herself dizzy! Sometimes she is on the floor breakdancing. I tried to upload a longer clip, but it was still uploading after 5 hours. In this clip I was only able to capture her signature arm moves. She is so funny!
By the way...please excuse my poor excuse for singing at the beginging of the video.
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Sunday, September 7, 2008
A penny and a magnet
This looks like an ordinary penny and an ordinary refrigerator magnet...but it's not. These are the exact penny and magnet that my Adeline choked on yesterday afternoon.
Aaron took my three older children to the movies to see Star Wars. It was just me and Adeline at home. I was writing out a list for Wal-Mart, and she was wandering around the house playing.
Suddenly I looked up from across the room, and saw Adeline with a panicked look on her face. I could tell that she wasn't getting ANY air. I turned her upside down and pounded on her back. The penny and magnet flew out onto the floor. She could breathe, but she was still coughing and struggling a bit, so I called 911. She cried the entire time I was on the phone with the operator, so they could tell she was breathing...but I was a wreck!
She calmed down by the time the paramedics arrived. They listened to her chest, and it was pretty clear that she hadn't aspirated anything. BUT, since I didn't know where she got the magnet, and I couldn't be certain that there weren't more, they wanted me to take her to the ER for an x-ray. I remembered the recall on those magnetix toys a while back. They were worried that if more than one magnet had been swallowed, they would attract and puncture or block her intestines.
I was pretty sure that she hadn't had any others, but decided to take the "better safe than sorry" approach. I tossed some snacks and books into my bag, and we were off to the ER.
They put us in a trauma room, because it was the only one available. Good idea...put the wild 14 month old in the room without a door and with lots and lots of fun stuff that she shouldn't play with...you know, like a crash cart. The books I brought kept her occupied for about 10 minutes. So she spent the other 2 1/2 hours getting into every cabinet and drawer, and running out of the room laughing her head off as I chased after her.
As if the adrenaline and stress hadn't worn me out enough!
I did discover something really fun...Adeline is an ABBA fan! I had seen the move "Mamma Mia" a few hours earlier (and loved it, by the way!) I was desperately (and futily) trying to keep her up off the gross hospital floor (I could just see her picking up some horrible disease while we were there...yeah, I'm kind of a germaphpobe) Anyway...I had her in my arms singing and humming (mostly humming) the few ABBA songs that were in my head from the movie. She stayed perfecly still, listening to me hum/sing. As soon as I stopped she was off again attempting to destroy the hospital (we call her baby-zilla at home). She laughed like crazy as a danced her around the room.
Three hours and a small forture later, we found out that there were no magnets in Adeline's little tummy.
I am incredibly grateful to my Heavenly Father that everything turned out ok. There are so many "what-if's" that could have made this a terible tragedy. We are so blessed! And we are so getting rid of all those small round magnets! It never occured to me that they are the exact size of an airway! This has been a great opportunity for our family to talk about keeping small things off the floor. We were also able to remind them that we pray everday that our family will be safe. Heavenly Father answered our prayers.
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Tuesday, September 2, 2008
I'm so spontaneous!
Actually...I'm not. I'm a planner. I plan, research, and over-think everything in advance. It's just who I am. If you have read The Color Code...I am not a yellow.
So it was really fun to be spontaneous today!
We put the kids to bed last night, same as always. (Well, not exactly the same since it wasn't a school night. The boys are on a "non-traditional" calendar, so we had a 5 day weekend, and didn't go to school Tuesday.) Anna had preschool though, so I told them that we would drop her off at preschool in the morning, and we would go to the library.
After they were in bed, Aaron and I were talking about what a bummer it was that he had to go back to work on Tuesday. Then we thought, hey...how about you DON'T go!
So we decided to have a fun family day on Tuesday...but what to do?
Let's go to Silver Dollar City!!!
We tossed snacks and sunscreen in the backpack, and got everything ready for a fun day an an amusement park. This morning we woke up, ate breakfast, and headed out the door to take Anna to preschool.
The kids got in the van and noticed there was a bag full of coloring books, gameboys, toys, snacks, etc. Aiden was so confused. "How did this get here?" he asked as he found the current book he is reading.
Everyone found something to occupy them, and we had been on the road about an hour before they started to get suspicious. Aren't we taking Anna to preschool? Are we almost to the library? I had so much fun revealing the surprise! We're on our way to Branson!
They were all ecstatic, of course. It was such a fun, laid back day with the 5 people I love to be with. The rain even held out for us! It was the perfect finish to a great weekend! Watch out...I'm starting to get the hang of spontaneity!
Abbott is working so hard to pump those frogs
Adeline is always so happy to get out of the stroller. She had fun with these fake ride seats. She has gotten so busy!
Anna collected a beautiful leaf bouquet. I think 100 old people stopped her to tell her how cute she is and how pretty her leaves are. She really eats that up!
Aiden was so brave! He rode the Giant Barn Swing for the first time. It looks scary...notice he's with his dad!
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Monday, September 1, 2008
Midnight Sun
Have you heard???
Someone illegally posted the unfinished manuscript of Stephenie Meyer's Midnight Sun (Twilight from Edward's POV) on the internet. She is really ticked off! Midnight sun was supposed to be her next project, but she has decided to postpone it indefinitely. She said that if she wrote in her current state of mind it would end up with James winning and killing all the Cullens.
I think she will finish it eventually, but not anytime soon. But...there is a silver lining. She posted what she has on her website. She didn't want her fans to have to choose between being honest and sacrificing. Isn't she great :)
So...you can read the first 12 chapters of Midnight Sun on her website!!!! Yippee...well, I am saying yippee now. I'm sure when I get to page 290 I'll be singing a different tune!
Also, she just added the Breaking Dawn FAQ. It explains the whole...well, no spoilers...you know how it was possible...wink, wink.
Check it out on stepheniemeyer.com
Yes...I'm a dork, but don't pretend like you aren't excited too!
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Paul M. Banks a.k.a. The Sports Bank, NBC Chicago Street Team
On July 1st, "Canada Day" or that nation's version of Independence Day, the Chicago Blackhawks made the biggest headlines in the NHL when the league officially opened its free agency period. I wanted to see what they did the rest of the week before analyzing their personnel moves- because nothing in life happens in a vacuum.
The Losses:
Leaving the Chicago Blackawks were winger Martin Havlat, who collected a six-year, $30 million deal from the Minnesota Wild. Havlat, who led the Hawks in scoring last season with 29 goals and 48 assists and was one of the most crucial players in the long playoff run, left on (possibly) somewhat bitter terms, as evidenced by his tweets on Wednesday night:
"Excited to be in Minny where I was welcomed and appreciated by management"
"The real story about what happened in Chicago [will] come out"
"There's something to be said for loyalty and honor"
Stay tuned. Havlat has one of the best "following to followers ratio" I've ever seen: 12 to 7,832. Also among the departed were veteran goaltender Nikolai Khabibulin (Edmonton, four years and $15 million), center Sammy Pahlsson (Columbus, 3 years $7.95 million) and defenceman Matt Walker (Tampa Bay, 4 years $6.8 million).
Matt Walker, no he's not the drummer from Filter who later joined the Smashing Pumpkins, is a serviceable but not spectacular blue-liner who may find more minutes in Tampa.
The Additions:
The Hawks signed two-time Stanley Cup Champion and 10-year National Hockey League center John Madden to a one-year contract. No, this isn't the annoying, still-wondering-why-he-has-a-job-on-television football broadcaster who loves Mexican food and only travels by bus.
Madden, 36, has spent his entire career with the New Jersey Devils, helping the organization reach the Stanley Cup Playoffs in each of the last nine seasons. The Barrie, Ontario native captured the Frank J. Selke Trophy in 2001, given annually to the National Hockey League's best defensive forward, and was the runner-up in 2003, 2004, and 2008.
But the big prize was right wing Marian Hossa, even though I find the 12 year contract to be more than a bit extravagant.
"To add Marian, an elite and world-class player, and Tomas, a Stanley Cup Champion, to our exciting young core reinforces our commitment to try to win the Stanley Cup," Blackhawks General Manager Dale Tallon said. Last season, Hossa, 30, led the Red Wings in goals (40) and finished third in points (71) during the regular season before chipping in 15 points (6G, 9A) while appearing in all 23 Stanley Cup Playoff games.
Hossa is (somewhat dubiously) known as the guy who played on the Stanley Cup runner-up team the past two seasons. This "feat" is newsworthy when you consider you had the same two teams (Detroit Red Wings and Pittsburgh Penguins) playing each other both years, and a different team won each year.
The Hawks also snatched away from Detroit center Tomas Kopecky (TAW-mahsh, koh-PEHTS-kee) He finished second on the team with 109 hits. But I don't think the Hawks are done dealing yet- And I have a feeling the next signing will be a defenseman. The same position they focused their draft on. So don't judge the +/- of this offseason just yet.
See more of Paul M. Banks' work at the Washington Times, Walter Football.com and The Sports Bank


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Heartbreak High music
Heartbreak High's original music was composed by Todd Hunter, though the show also featured a lot of Australian artists, which are listed below.
On more than one occasion, cast members were given the opportunity to sing, including Abi Tucker (Jodie), Salvatore Coco (Con), Rupert Reid (Declan), Fleur Beaupert (Nikki), Bianca Nacson (Gem) and Marcel Bracks (Lee).
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Joslyn James, Tiger's tawdry porn star hump-buddy best known for publishing those awful text messages, has returned with a new batch of quasi-incriminating evidence: Uchitelian emails from Tiger wingman Bryon Bell. See below.
Remember how Tiger said, "No one knew what was going or when it was going on"? Let us consult Joslyn James's "iBone." This time, she was smart enough to keep her evidence from being easily copied and pasted, but here are the screen-grabs from her unexciting Bryon Bell correspondence:


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LAWRENCE, Kan. – Sometimes
you have no idea what to expect when you go to the ballpark. Such was
the case on Thursday when I took the 200 mile drive south from Omaha
to Lawrence (Kan.) High School – in the shadow of University of
Kansas – to see 6-foot-8, 270-pound righthander Bryce Montes de Oca
pitch in a 5:30 p.m. contest against Olathe South High School.
was Montes de Oca's first time on the mound since April 4, 2013, when he tore his UCL. He underwent Tommy John surgery, performed by
then-St. Louis Cardinals team physician Dr. George Paletta, on April
11, 2013, 365 days prior to Thursday's game. According to Montes
de Oca's father, Ivo, it was a motivating goal of his son's to
get back on the mound within a year of the surgery. Mark that goal
as accomplished.
de Oca, of course, was selected to the 2013 Perfect Game All-American
Classic, one of the few players in the history of the game who was
selected with the knowledge that he would be unable to compete. He
had thrown in Jupiter, Fla., at the 2012 WWBA World Championship the
previous October for the Royals Scout Team and had sat at 93-95 mph
with a 78 mph hammer.
That was enough to convince the Perfect Game
staff that he was worthy of a spot regardless of his injury status.
Montes de Oca did travel to San Diego with his mom, Susie, and took
part in all of the Classic festivities and was dressed in uniform on
the bench with his West teammates during the game itself.
was obvious that seeing Montes de Oca's first outing was a priority
with more than just Perfect Game, as there were already 30-plus
scouts at the field when I arrived. Presumably just about every team
had their area scout at the game.
de Oca took a comfortable warm up in the bullpen, although I'm sure
he noticed the crowd of scouts dissecting his delivery from every
angle. He then took the mound in the top of the first inning to face
his first batter in a year.
first warm up pitch registered 95 mph on the radar gun.
got everyone's attention immediately. The scout next to me – who
I didn't know – and I turned to each other with eye brows raised.
We might not have known what to expect when we got to the ballpark,
but we were certainly finding out quickly.
de Oca was on a 30-35 pitch limit and was understandably wild at the
start, missing consistently up to his arm side and getting in trouble
with a couple of walks, a bunt single and a hit-by-pitch, eventually
leading to a pair of first inning runs. He came back for the start
of the second inning and struck out the first batter on a trio of
well-placed fastballs down in the zone before being removed.
fastball ranged from 94-97 mph, with a couple of 93's late, and 96
was the most common number over the first 20 pitches. He threw one
curveball from the mound warming up at 76 mph with good 11-to-5 spin
and depth but didn't throw it to hitters. He also attempted a
couple of 87 mph changeups without much success.
de Oca's velocity was positively stunning, though, especially taken
in context of his injury timeline. Not only was it consistent, it
came easily and with little effort from a very repeatable delivery
that is very simple in its overall mechanics.
Kansas City Royals righthander Sean Sedlacek has worked as Montes de
Oca's pitching coach and baseball mentor the past three years and
was at the game to watch his protégé throw. Sedlacek, who played
with PG's Ben Ford at Indian Hills Junior College and was recruited
by PG President Jerry Ford at Iowa Wesleyan, gave some background on
Montes de Oca's mechanics.
Bryce and I stared working together about three years ago, he was
very rotational in his delivery, getting out front early and flying
open with his front side," Sedlacek said. "We've worked hard to
get him to stay over the rubber as long as possible and keep all that
weight back and his front side closed. He's done a great job of
executing it."
honestly had no idea how hard he was going to throw," Ivo Montes de
Oca said in surprise when told of his son's velocity. "To my
knowledge there hasn't been a single radar gun pointed at him up to
now. I was hoping he'd throw 91-92 and be healthy and happy and
nothing more."
Montes de Oca, whose surname roughly translates to "Mountain of
Geese" in Spanish, was born in Cuba and is a strongly built
6-foot-1 man, although it remains unclear where Bryce got his
'mountainous' stature from.
really have no idea," Susie Montes de Oca said when asked where
Bryce's size came from. "Ivo doesn't know much about his extended
family back in Cuba, and while I have one grandfather who was
6-foot-5, there's no one else exceptionally (tall) on my side."
size gave Bryce a natural advantage in almost every sport he played,
but baseball has always been his passion. He gave up football in the
sixth grade, and basketball during his sophomore season when he was
developing more interest in pitching. Baseball has been his focus
ever since.
Lawrence football coach is a good friend, he understands," Ivo
said. "He's been a baseball player since the beginning."
would be premature to completely speculate on what Montes de Oca's
initial outing will do to his draft stock come June 5-7, except to
state the obvious that his stock has gone from non-existent to "WOW!"
Only Tyler Kolek, a presumptive top 5 pick, has shown the ability to
consistently show that type of velocity in the already hard throwing
2014 high school class.
Montes de Oca will have to start showing his
secondary pitches over the next 7-8 weeks, plus an improved feel for
the strike zone, but one has to believe that as he gets stronger the
already eye opening velocity will ramp up a bit. And, of course, all
30 teams will have to evaluate the medicals that the family has
already provided.
important test might be coming soon. Lawrence High School and Lee's
Summit High School, home of fellow PG All-American Monte Harrison,
will be playing in the same tournament in Kansas City April 24-26.
Montes de Oca and Harrison have been texting back and forth keeping
each other up to date with hopes of facing each other. The
predominantly area scout crowd at Lawrence Thursday will be replaced
by national cross-checkers and scouting directors should they indeed
match up.
fact that the younger Montes de Oca had the opportunity to
participate in the Classic with Harrison has left a lasting
impression on the family.
and the whole family are so grateful for what Perfect Game did in
asking Bryce to be an All-American and flying him to San Diego,"
Ivo Montes de Oca said, summing up the emotions from the day. "It
came at such a difficult time for him and carried him for months
afterwards while he was rehabbing. It was a class act that we will
always cherish and remember."


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Mets decline to pick up Johan's option
Lefty gave Amazin's their first no-hitter, but injuries cost him significant time
NEW YORK -- Excitement was palpable on the February morning nearly six years ago when Johan Santana first slipped a Mets jersey over his shoulders. One of Santana's agents, Peter Greenberg, said that day Santana was confident he would cash in the deal's seventh-year option, increasing its total value from $137.5 million to $157 million.
What followed was one of the more interesting career arcs in Mets history. Santana gave the Mets a Cy Young-caliber season in 2008, succumbed to wear and tear in '09, suffered a career-altering injury in '10, missed the entire 2011 season, pitched a no-hitter in 2012 and underwent a second major shoulder capsule surgery in '13.
Now, for the first time since that February morning in 2008, Santana is not a Met. The team on Friday officially declined the $25 million option on his contract, paying him a $5.5 million buyout instead.
The move made Santana a free agent for the first time, four months shy of his 35th birthday. It also wrapped up his Mets career with a 46-34 record and a 3.18 ERA over parts of four seasons.
Yet those numbers hardly tell the full story. Santana joined the Mets following a September collapse in 2007, in a trade with Minnesota for outfielder Carlos Gomez and right-handed pitchers Philip Humber, Kevin Mulvey and Deolis Guerra. (The Mets subsequently signed Santana to a six-year contract.) Santana was supposed to put them over the top -- and he nearly did, pitching a three-hitter on the penultimate day of the '08 season to keep New York's dimming playoff hopes alive. But the Mets missed the postseason, and have not made it there since.
In 2009, Santana began showing the first effects of age, losing nearly a full mile per hour off his fastball. Yet the left-hander's changeup was still as good as ever, until elbow surgery sidelined him for the season's final six weeks.
It was the second straight winter that Santana spent rehabbing from surgery, and it would not be the last. A year later, Santana tore the anterior capsule in his left shoulder, missing the end of the 2010 season and all of '11. He did not return until Opening Day 2012, giving the Mets one last highlight with the first no-hitter in franchise history on June 1. But multiple nagging injuries caught up to Santana by midsummer, and with the Mets out of contention, he decided to cut short his season in August.
This year, finally, was supposed to be a healthy one for Santana, until the lefty discovered in Spring Training that he had re-tore his anterior shoulder capsule. That resulted in yet another surgery, effectively ending his Mets career.
"I'm not a doctor or a medical historian, but these injuries are very difficult to recover from," general manager Sandy Alderson said at the time.
These days, Santana is keeping a low profile as he attempts to work his way back from surgery. He began throwing a baseball last month, and he hopes to hook on with a big league team at some point next summer, according to agent Chris Leible. Outside of a few Twitter posts, Santana has not spoken publicly since March.
Alderson acknowledged recently that a reunion with the Mets is possible, and Santana's camp has not ruled it out. But even if Santana does return, he will be an older, likely diminished pitcher.
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Borders is back with Twilight DVD Parties, and since they asked, we helped them out. We gave them suggestions for their trivia game and we are going to be there having a blast.
As you can see from the schedule below, Alphie will be in the Nashville area Borders, Pel and Be My Escape will be in the New York City store. There's also going to be a Twilight Live podcast at that store earlier in the evening stay tuned for details on that one.
We are also going to be doing some giveaways at those stores and a few others. We'll be telling you all about that tomorrow.
Twilight' Fans Will Fly to Borders March 20 for Midnight DVD Release Parties
"Borders Twilight Movie Awards," trivia, raffles and more await fans
ANN ARBOR, Mich., March 11, 2009 —"Twilight" fans are invited to Borders stores nationwide March 20 as the retailer rolls out the red carpet beginning at 10 p.m. to host special "Twilight" DVD release parties featuring the "Borders Twilight Movie Awards," created in collaboration with Summit Entertainment, the film's producers. The movie's biggest fans will select the winners of the "Borders Twilight Movie Awards" at each Borders store in 10 categories, such as "Best Bella-Edward Moment," "Best Vampire" and "Best OME (Oh My Edward) Moment." To cast their votes, fans simply download a ballot at www.bordersmedia.com/twilight, complete it and bring it with them to the midnight release party. Award category winners will be announced at the end of the evening, but not before fans can view a specially created DVD from Summit Entertainment featuring an exclusive videotaped message from the "Twilight" cast welcoming everyone to their local "Borders Twilight Movie Awards" ceremony. All movie ballots collected will be entered into a "Moments of Twilight Raffle," sponsored by Summit Entertainment.
In addition to the "Borders Twilight Movie Awards," fans will have a great time enjoying a host of activities designed specifically for die-hard "Twilight" followers:
- Vampire Baseball-themed "Twilight" Trivia Sponsored by Twilight Lexicon —Fans won't need a bat, ball or superhuman strength to participate in this event. Two teams will go head-to-head in nine innings of mind-twisting "Twilight" trivia. In the bonus "Grand Slam Lightning Round," fans can really show their "Twilight" prowess when they answer trivia questions supplied by Twilight Lexicon. At the end of the game, one MVP—"Most Vampiric Player"—will be selected from each team.
- "Twilight" Scavenger Hunt —Twilighters should come prepared to scour their Borders store for "Twilight"-themed clues. A passion for winning and an extensive knowledge of all things "Twilight" are requirements for this "vampirific" activity that is sure to get the adrenaline pumping.
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- "Moments of Twilight Raffle" Drawing Sponsored by Summit Entertainment—Just before the "Twilight" DVD officially goes on sale, Borders will draw 10 winning ballots from all who entered locally and present each person who submitted the ballot with an exclusive photo card provided by Summit Entertainment. Each photo card, direct from the Borders exclusive "Twilight" DVD, features an iconic image of the "Twilight" cast from the movie. Raffle winners will be encouraged to share their favorite "Twilight" movie moment with the crowd of fans gathered at the store.
Leaders of the Most Popular Fan Sites to Celebrate at Borders
The superfans behind the top fan sites – Web sites like Twilight Lexicon, Twilight Series Theories and TwilightLive – recognize that Borders stores will be the places to be on Friday night, March 20, as they count down the final minutes until the DVD goes on sale. On the big night, only Borders will host five of the nation's leading fan sites as they help us celebrate the release of "Twilight" on DVD. Webmasters of the following sites will appear at Borders stores:
- Twilight Series Theories at Borders in Allen, Texas
- Twilight Lexicon and TwilightLive at Borders – Penn Plaza in New York City
- Twilight Lexicon at Borders – Westend in Nashville, Tenn.
- TwilightSource and Twilight Facebook at Borders in Westwood, Calif.
At the Penn Plaza and Nashville parties, leaders from Twilight Lexicon will participate in the festivities by challenging attendees to correctly answer trivia questions they created during the "Grand Slam Lightning Round" of Vampire Baseball-themed "Twilight" Trivia.
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While supplies last, Twilighters can purchase an exclusive Borders two-disc, limited-edition copy of the "Twilight" DVD presented in a deluxe tri-fold rigid case. The front cover features a pattern of tree branches foil-stamped on the matte finish packaging, creating a beautiful tone-on-tone image that highlights the movie's logo. Upon its release, the Borders-exclusive two-disc "Twilight" DVD will be $29.99, a savings of 25% off the retail price of $39.99.
The exclusive DVD, available for purchase while supplies last, has a number of special bonus features that fans can find nowhere else except Borders, including:
- Exclusive interviews with Robert Pattinson (Edward), Kristen Stewart (Bella), Cam Gigandet (James), Edi Gathegi (Laurent) and Rachelle Lefevre (Victoria) that were recorded during Comic-Con in San Diego.
- Exclusive red-carpet footage from the global movie premiere in Los Angeles, and a re-edited version of the Borders Book Club episode that features author Stephenie Meyer discussing the phenomenon behind the Twilight Saga.
- A set of 10 exclusive photo cards, which feature images of the cast. The 7-1/4-inch-by-5-3/8-inch photo cards are printed on a heavy pearlescent stock, giving the cards a rich, beautiful shimmer. The DVDs and photo cards will be elegantly presented in a deluxe tri-fold rigid case that is exclusive to Borders.
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Customers who want to purchase the Borders exclusive limited-edition DVD at the parties should arrive early to receive a wristband, which guarantees the opportunity to purchase the special DVD. Most stores will begin distributing wristbands when they open the morning of March 20 and will only provide wristbands for as many exclusive DVDs as are available for purchase at the store. Again, because supplies of the exclusive DVD are limited, customers are encouraged to come to the stores early to receive a wristband. If customers are unable to receive a wristband, they can, of course, purchase the regular "Twilight" DVD.
"We have put together an amazing line-up of activities and entertainment for our 'Twilight' DVD midnight release parties," said Anne Kubek, executive vice president of Merchandising and Marketing for Borders Group. "These activities were designed with the true fan in mind—the customer who lives and breathes all things 'Twilight.' From the parties, to the books, to an extensive selection of 'Twilight' products, to the soon-to-be-released Borders exclusive limited-edition DVD, we are truly the headquarters for all things 'Twilight' and we intend to throw great in-store parties that fans will remember for years to come."
Additional "Twilight"–themed Products
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Applies to: SharePoint Server 2010
Mobile device users can access a SharePoint site either by using a mobile browser or by using a rich client application such as Microsoft SharePoint Workspace Mobile 2010. This article describes how to make SharePoint sites accessible for mobile devices when the devices are used outside the corporate firewall. There are three methods for enabling external access:
Virtual private network server A virtual private network (VPN) server that supports Secure Sockets Layer (SSL), such as Microsoft Forefront Unified Access Gateway (UAG), enables you to publish SharePoint sites across the corporate firewall. The following steps summarize how to make a SharePoint site accessible from outside the corporate firewall when using a VPN server:
Set up the VPN server.
Publish the SharePoint site on the VPN server.
Configure an alternate access mapping for the SharePoint site.
Add the SharePoint site to a zone that allows cross-firewall access. For more information about cross-firewall access, see Configure cross-firewall access, later in this article.
Forefront UAG is the only VPN server that is supported by Microsoft Office Mobile on Windows Phone 7 and Windows Phone 6.5. For more information about how to configure Forefront UAG to support Microsoft Office Mobile, see Configure Forefront Unified Access Gateway for SharePoint Workspace Mobile, later in this article.
For more information about Forefront UAG, see Forefront Unified Access Gateway (UAG) (http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/p/?LinkID=196384), SharePoint publishing solution guide (http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/p/?LinkId=206256), and Deploying Forefront UAG for mobile devices.
Mobile proxy server Mobile proxy servers, such as Microsoft System Center Mobile Device Center and Blackberry Enterprise Server, help mobile devices work within the IT infrastructure of a company. To access a SharePoint site from outside the corporate firewall, the mobile proxy server must pass the mobile browser's HTTP headers directly through to SharePoint Server.
Direct Internet access The SharePoint site can be placed on the extranet. This method supports only basic authentication. We recommend using a combination of technology and policy safeguards, such as SSL, with any Internet-facing servers.
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Configure cross-firewall access
After the SharePoint site is published outside the firewall, you must add the site to a zone that allows cross-firewall access. A cross-firewall access zone is used to generate external PC and mobile URLs in mobile alert messages, and enables users to send an externally accessible URL when they click the E-mail a link button on the ribbon.
To configure a cross-firewall access zone
Verify that you have the following administrative credentials:
- You must be a member of the Farm Administrators group.
In Central Administration, click System Settings.
On the System Settings page, under Farm Management, click Configure cross firewall access zone.
On the Cross Firewall Access Zone page, in Web Application, in the Web Application list box, select the Web application that is published across the firewall.
In Cross Firewall Access Zone, in the Zone selection for cross firewall access list box, select the zone that is published across the firewall.
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Office Mobile users can connect to a SharePoint site by using the mobile browser or by using Microsoft SharePoint Workspace Mobile 2010. This section describes the overall procedure for publishing a SharePoint site so it can be accessed by mobile devices, and it also describes additional configuration required to support SharePoint Workspace Mobile.
Publish the SharePoint site. For more information, see SharePoint publishing solution guide (http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/p/?LinkId=206256).
We recommend that you use Forefront UAG with Service Pack 1 (SP1) installed.
Publish the SharePoint site for mobile browsing. For more information, see Configuring Forefront UAG for mobile browsing (http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/p/?LinkID=208322).
The SharePoint site can now be accessed by mobile browsers. To support connecting from SharePoint Workspace Mobile, you must also publish the SharePoint site for SharePoint Workspace Mobile on the Forefront UAG server. For more information, see Publishing SharePoint sites for SharePoint Workspace Mobile (http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/p/?LinkId=206257).
SharePoint Workspace Mobile does not support directly connecting to sites in the Internet zone. When a user connects to the published site, Forefront UAG identifies the user agent that is sent by SharePoint Workspace Mobile and responds with an HTTP 401 challenge. SharePoint Workspace Mobile uses the user credentials that are configured in the Forefront UAG settings of the mobile device to authenticate to Forefront UAG by using Basic authentication. Forefront UAG then authenticates the user to the SharePoint site
A site that has a fully qualified domain name (for example, https://hrweb.contoso.com) is considered to be in the Internet zone by SharePoint Workspace Mobile.
The following procedures describe how configure the Forefront UAG settings on a Windows Phone device. Users must configure the Forefront UAG settings on their Windows Phone device before they can use SharePoint Workspace Mobile to access a SharePoint site. We recommend that you provide these procedures to users so they can configure their Windows Phone devices, and also provide them with their Forefront UAG server information.
To configure Forefront UAG settings on a Windows Phone 6.5 device (end users)
On the mobile device, start SharePoint Workspace Mobile.
Tap Menu, tap Settings, and then tap Configure Forefront UAG Server.
In the Forefront UAG address box, type the URL of the UAG trunk.
Enter the domain user name and password.
Tap OK.
To configure Forefront UAG settings on a Windows Phone 7.0 device (end users)
On Start, flick left to the App list, and then tap Office.
Flick to SharePoint, and then tap All.
Tap More, tap Settings, and then tap UAG server.
On the UAG Server screen, do the following:
Tap the UAG server address box, and then type the server address, beginning with https://.
Tap the User name box, and then type your domain and user name. For example, if you log on to your computer by using domainName\userName, you would type domainName\userName in the box.
Tap the Password box, and then type your password.
Tap the Save password check box.
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They all mean the same thing, but in the case of this particular '70 R/T, the meaning couldn't be more significant. This one is the Pilot-the first '70 Coronet built. Though not correct in every pain-staking detail, for a car this significant, it doesn't need to be.
Knowing that it exists, and being able to see it, is enough. Knowing that it is as original as it is, meaning that everything it rolled out of Chrysler's doors with is still intact, is a really nice bonus. That includes the numbers-matching driveline. This isn't some rare Fender Tag somebody restored a car around.
For most Mopars the basic history for restoration is not too difficult to track down. However, for a Pilot Car, a whole different set of rules is needed. A lot of the car's construction history comes by way of inductive reasoning. For instance, it is believed that the car was assembled in St. Louis in early 1969. The coding on the fender tag verifies the early construction date, April 1969, but production location is an educated guess based on the fact that only the St. Louis plant did not add separate Fender Tags to call out "Pilot" or "Executive Order" cars, as the other Chrysler plants did. In addition, there are no Broadcast Sheets for the car, but that would make sense because the car would have been built virtually by hand by a small team of assemblers. This also explains the lack of inspection marks, or any evidence of them ever existing.
It has been well documented that early- and late-production vehicles often had "wrong year" holdover parts installed during their construction. This car is no different. While the dash cover was the same for the '69-'70 model years, the door panels and instrument cluster were distinct, yet this car has the '69 pieces installed.
Interestingly, the seat covers, which are original, have the '70 patterns on them. Under the hood is perhaps where you will find the most significant crossover parts, in the form of the entire Six Pack induction system. The codes on the carbs and intake manifold indicate '69 1⁄2 M-car (the lift-off hood Super Bees and Road Runners), which were the first Chryslers to carry the now-legendary Holley set up. Six Packs were first mass produced in 1970, so an earlier set found its way on the R/T. Same for the skid plate on the front K-member and heavy duty frame boxes for the rear spring mounts-starting in 1970, all Six Pack cars had them.
While talking with owner Robert Yapell, it became clear that most of the pieces that had not been sorted out on the models prior to 1970 were installed on this car, hence the Six Pack intake, the hood-mounted turn signal indicators and the one-year-only hood. The car wasn't built for promotional use, it was built as a guinea pig.
The one concession to looks versus engineering troubleshooting comes by way of the paint code, which originally calls for B-5 Blue. Someone realized that if the car was going to be used in factory assembly manuals and parts catalogs, the blue hue wouldn't work, so a switch to white with a black top and interior was ordered. This is confirmed by white overspray located around the window openings inside the quarter-panels, as well as a few other places. Unfortunately, the car was treated to a "Red Convertible/Black Top and Interior" restoration by a former owner in the early 1980s, when everybody with a convertible wanted it to be red.
This brings us to the ownership history of the car. According to the difference in dates on the Fender Tag and the door sticker, Chrysler had the car for nine months before offering it for sale, at which point an executive got it and drove it around for a while before selling it. When Robert bought the car, he signed on the original title, meaning that the owners in between had never officially registered the car, so the ownership history is by word-of-mouth. The car was sold in Massachusetts, and then came to Florida for a brief period before going back to the northeast, to Chuck Pierce in New Hampshire. The second owner kept it for a long time and decided on a red repaint when he put it on the street as a daily driver. The car didn't see daily duty for long after fuel economy became a bit unbearable. The car received what Robert calls a "good for the time" restoration in the early '80s, but he's not happy with it as it sits, especially as far as the restoration hobby has come in the last 10 years. He plans on restoring the car back to its proper appearance in the future. Fortunately, the car is so complete and relatively untouched that he shouldn't have too much trouble. The sheet-metal and floor are all rust- and filler-free, with the only exception being a quarter-panel that looks like it received a bit of attention at one time. The work doesn't appear to have been too extensive, and its quality is good, but Robert has an N.O.S. quarter-panel in his rafters, just in case.
Additionally, the car isn't missing any trim, and as we've mentioned, the console-less interior is all original, with the exception of the original AM/FM being replaced by a more modern unit, and the carpet. The top is the genuine article, and the underhood area hasn't been touched with the exception for the repainted inner fenders, firewall and core support.
Underneath, the factory R/T suspension has been pretty much left alone, including power steering (with fluid cooler), front sway bar, power four wheel drum brakes and 3.54-geared Sure Grip Dana. To date, Robert has detailed the engine bay and given the car a brake job. The factory literature photos indicate the car originally came with hub caps and whitewalls, but Robert may make a change to Rallye wheels strictly for appearance sake. No matter how cool this convertible would look after com-pletion, seeing a set of the hub caps, and imagining them with whitewall tires on a white car, we'd have to agree with Robert's planned cosmetic switch!
Robert has quite a stable of rare and unusual Mopars, and over the past couple of years we've shown a sampling of them. His Pilot Car may not be the rarest, most unusual, or even the nicest Coronet we've seen, but it is the first. No matter what you say about all the other cars, there can be only one firstborn.


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The apartment includes basic water and electricity (100kWh) supply for the whole stay which in most cases would be more than enough, however, in the rare cases when this amount is exceeded, electricity will be charged extra at a rate of 0.35 euros per unit (1kwh).
Due to cleaning necessities, the check-in time for the apartments is generally 2.00pm and the check-out is at 10.00am however if there are no arrivals on the same day the apartment can be kept for longer.
We do supply a set of linen per each bed and a couple of towels per person. It is then up to one's discrepancy to wash them as much often as desired. Each apartment is adorned with a washing machine and it can be used as often as desired. Please note that the rental price does not include the Environmental Contribution tax, introduced on June 2016 amounting to €0.50c per night up to a maximum of €5 for each continuous stay in the Maltese Islands. This applies to 18-year-old and older.
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We operate a fair usage policy. The limited allowance is very generous and should more than suffice on normal usage. However, if lights and particularly air-conditioning are unnecessarily left on when not in the property or if the water is left running for no reason the allowance will be exceeded. Air-conditioning should NOT be left running if doors, windows or other apertures are left open as this will cause consumption to spike. Both electricity and water meters will be read on arrival and departure to calculate the usage. In the event that you have used more than the allowance for the property, the additional usage will be charged at current rates and deducted from your security bond [electricity will be charged extra at a rate of 0.35 Euros per unit (1kwh)]
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Many lakes in poor state of health
Some of the country's filthiest lakes have been revealed – with a NIWA report suggesting that as many as a third may be unhealthy.
Building sustainable business was focus of AgResearch's year
AgResearch's focus in the 2009/10 financial year was building a sustainable business by providing new and better solutions for the New Zealand pastoral sector and our other key end-users.
Scion posts loss after tax change
State science company Scion -- the former Forest Research Institute -- has posted a before-tax profit of $3.24 million for the year to June 30 ($3.39m in 2009) on operating revenue of $43.49m ($43.9m).
New Zealand's agribusiness future is science-based
To be more efficient, New Zealand needs to invest heavily in science, technology and infrastructure says KPMG in its inaugural report on agribusiness.
GNS Science videos now on YouTube
Readers can now view videos made by GNS Science scientists on YouTube. Check it out ...
Crown Research Institutes are attracting top talent ...
... and not just in science. Crop & Food Research General Manager Philippa Jones receives accolades at HR Awards.
New appointment at Crop & Food Research
Delivering Crop & Food Research's innovative food developments to the marketplace is the role of the company's new General Manager Food Solutions, Chris Buddle.
First chief scientist
Dr Julian Lee has been appointed chief scientist at Crop & Food Research.
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P lab children's drug levels on par with adults
Children found in P labs are likely to be inhaling and absorbing the same levels of methamphetamine as adult drug users, new research by ESR shows.
Mice and rats not best research model for large mammals
In a study just published by AgResearch, it has been proved for the first time that research using rats and mice may not be able to be reliably extrapolated to apply to large mammals, including cows and humans.
NZ marine sediments free of botulism bacteria
Consumers of seafood harvested from New Zealand harbours and estuaries can be assured that it will not cause botulism following a study by Crop & Food Research scientists.
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NZ Inventory of Biodiversity (Vol 2)
This volume, published by Canterbury University Press, is the second of three that provide a complete review and inventory of New Zealand's entire living and fossil biodiversity - an international effort providing more than 220 New Zealand and overseas specialists and the most comprehensive of its kind in the world.
Government gives $92m to firms for R&D
26 companies will receive $92 million worth of research and development funding through the new Technology Development Grant programme, over the next three years.
Resene Paints wins IRL's million dollar competition
New Zealand-owned Resene Paints Ltd has won
Student ultrasound researcher scoops international award
Ultrasound researcher Andrew Dawson has been named the winner of a prestigious international student innovation competition. He is engaged in research work at Industrial Research Ltd (IRL) under the supervision of IRL Research Engineer Paul Harris and VUW Senior Lecturer Gideon Gouws.