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baupanel eco friendly
Expanded Polystyrene is biologically inert, non-toxic and stable. As a consequence, it does not contribute to gas methane and does not impact any risk for underground water springs.
baupanel recycled
It is 100% RECYCLABLE. During the process of manufacturing baupanel® there is minimal waste. The waste that there is, is directly recycled within the production plant.
baupanel cost savings
BAUPANEL® system means a real advantage for end users as well as for building companies, as it provides many benefits compared to traditional building methods at a much lower price. Undoubtedly, having one element fulfilling two tasks at the same time (a high-resistance wall and thermo-acoustic insulation) is an innovative money saving approach.
The financial comparisons between building projects using baupanel® to other traditional building methods show a significant cost saving.
baupanel light-weight
Thanks to the panels light-weight qualities they are easy to move, transport andinstall.
This allows them to be used in most situations. The panel's light-weight constructionis strengthened once the micro-concrete has been applied, ensuring the BAUPANEL® structure's strength and integrity.
The weight per m2 of the panel before the application of the micro-concrete or mortar depends on the panel type, and ranges from 3.5 kg/m2 to 5 kg/m2. This makes it possible for just one worker to easily move more than 3m2 of panel.
baupanel quick installation
Our experience all over the world has shown a real reduction in the building works execution time compared to those with traditional building methods.
baupanel high-load resistance
Laboratory tests carried out internationally have proved the great structural resistance of BAUPANEL®.
Loads in normal buildings are distributed across many lineal elements (load walls), whilst the work tension of the concrete is much lower than the maximum allowed for this material.
baupanel thermal insulation
The K value of the total thermal resistance of a BAUPANEL® composed of a 4cm thick EPS (15 kg/m3) density with a 3cm thick micro-concrete on both sides by a total thick of 10cm is 0.78 W/m2 oK.
If the wall is made with a panel 8cm thick expanded polystyrene (15 kg/m3 density) the K thermal transmission is 0.49 W/m2 oK. Such levels of thermal insulation far surpass the K values of traditional building walls. This translates into an energy saving of nearly 40%, both for heating and cooling cycles.
baupanel sound insulation
The range of simple panels, with a 3.5cm concrete thickness on each side have an average acoustic insulation of 43.50 dBA. In the case of shared walls and dividing elements between different units of use, we increase the thickness of the walls up to 5.5cm per side (2cm more each side) providing 50,6dBA of acoustic insulation.
In cases where walls divide installation or activity rooms, we would apply 55dBA acoustic insulation, according to CTE; it would be necessary to add some sheeting element on the wall to get the required acoustic insulation.
baupanel fire resistant
The EPS used for making the panels is the Euroclass E type (self-extinguishing and it avoids the propagation of flames). Fireproof tests carried out on sheets made with BPR80 panel have proved a resistance of more than > RI 180 minutes.
baupanel seismic resistant
Laboratory tests carried out on a two floor BAUPANEL® prototype house (made to scale) have proved that the structure is resistant to loadings higher than the effect of a category 1 earthquake without suffering any kind of damage. These scientific results can be supported as buildings built using our method all over the world have successfully survived strong earthquakes without any damage.
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BAUPANEL® buildings located in areas with high risk of hurricanes have shown great capacity to resist the most devastating winds.
(please see BAUPANEL® website for case studies)
baupanel choice of finishes
Walls made with BAUPANEL® can be completed with any kind of finishing.
It is possible to directly apply a coating on the discharged micro-concrete or, alternatively, on the shell and core buildings. Traditional paints can be used directly on the panel once concreted.
You can apply any finish such as single coat mortar, acrylic mortar, stone sheeting, exposed brick, tiles, etc. In the same way, the inside walls can be finished with plaster or Perlite coating, cardboard-plaster sheeting, tiling, etc...
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Finalize Your Digital Estate Plan
A Guide to Finalizing Your Digital Estate Plan
By Attorney Keith Morris
Special to THELAW.TV
You've got a will that divides your money and personal property, assigns powers of attorney for financial and medical matters, and designates guardians for your children. So, your estate planning journey is done, right?
Probably not. In the age of the Internet and computers, an estate planning tool that many people are missing is a plan for what happens to their digital assets after an incapacity or death. Digital assets can include online bank accounts, social media accounts, photos stored online, and more.
Most people involved in estate planning don't consider these digital media to be "assets" in the classic sense. However, they do go on after someone has died and, as such, should absolutely be provided for in your estate plan.
Creating A Digital Estate Plan
Consider for a moment all of the information you have online or on your computer hard drive. The first step in creating a digital estate plan is to make an inventory of all these digital assets and document how to access them.
This inventory should include:
- Social media accounts (Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Pinterest, Google+, etc.)
- Blogs and websites
- Email accounts
- Financial accounts (online banking, brokerage accounts, credit cards, loans, insurance, 401K, etc.)
- Paypal, Propay, and other online payment sites
- Online bills (cable, water, electricity, insurance, etc.)
- Marketplace sites (Ebay, Amazon, Etsy, iTunes, etc.)
- Data storage accounts (Cloud storage sites, Google Docs, etc.)
- Photo or video sharing accounts (Youtube, Instagram, Flickr, etc.)
- Online media sites, such as Netflix, Hulu, etc.
This likely will be a long list for many people. Basically, any online account that you signed up for is a safe bet to include on the list. This list should be updated at least once a year.
Storing Info Safely
The list of information you gather for your digital assets is a valuable document that should be stored safely. The personal information it contains could be used for identity theft and result in serious financial issues if the wrong person gets ahold of it.
One safe storage option is to put the list on a flash drive and store it in your safety deposit box or home safe, along with your other estate planning documents.
To keep this information private, you should never email it to anyone, leave printed copies unsecured, or save it to a device that isn't protected by a password.
Finalize Your Digital Estate Plan
Now that you have your digital inventory created, updated, and safely stored away, you have to finalize your digital estate plan.
First, name an executor for your digital estate plan. Qualities to look for in the right person include impartiality, the ability to handle sensitive information, and advanced knowledge of current technology. An estate planning attorney is one person who can serve this position; a trusted friend may be another option.
A digital estate plan should also include a list of instructions on how to handle the assets contained in it after you die.
Questions to consider include:
- Do you want your social media accounts deactivated? What are the terms and conditions for the sites you are a part of in regard to this?
- Do you want online photos printed for family members?
- Do you want any final messages posted on your accounts?
Once your plan is finalized, make sure the person you chose as your digital executor can access your plan and inventory list, and has power of attorney over your digital accounts.
The author, Keith Morris, is an estate planning attorney in Houston, Texas.
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BIOMET 3i previously offered options for immediate full arch rehabilitation in the mandible with the original DIEM Guidelines. This has now been expanded with NEW DIEM to offer rehabilitation for both arches utilizing innovative products to deliver fixed provisional prostheses on four or more implants in as little as one day.*
Why Does DIEM Offer A Better Alternative For Patients And The Dental Practice?
For Patients:
•Eliminates dentures for patients with hopeless dentition
•Eliminates loose fitting or painful dentures
•Enables patients to return home on the day of surgery with prostheses that look aesthetically pleasing and function normally*
•Reduces the number of procedures and follow-up visits
•Allows for fixed interim prostheses for immediate patient satisfaction
For Clinicians:
•Decreases surgical morbidity
•Reduces the need for bone augmentation
•Offers an additional innovative procedure for the dental practice
•Allows for implant dentistry access to a large edentulous or partially edentulous patient population
•Is designed to increase implant treatment acceptance due to a single day procedure
•Increases practice productivity and efficiency by reducing chairside visits for each case
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It's hard to argue with the logic of designating backup catcher Taylor Teagarden for assignment at this point in the season, but that doesn't mean it isn't a tough break for a guy who has been a good soldier playing a very difficult role.
Teagarden played in just 23 games this year and never got an opportunity to get into any kind of rhythm at the plate. That's the way it goes when you play behind a guy who's going to play every possible inning, and you really can't say that the decision to replace him on the roster with Chris Snyder and Steve Clevengeris not fair.
This is the major leagues, where the guys on the fringe of the 25-man roster have to take advantage of their opportunities no matter how few and far between. Teagarden held his place after coming up last year because he had a knack for delivering a big hit in some late-or-extra-inning situations. This year, he had a couple of big swings, but 10 hits and five RBIs in 60 at-bats just isn't going to keep you in the major league clubhouse.
He's a solid defensive catcher, but with the Orioles now needing a huge September run to stay viable in the wild-card race – and currently struggling at the plate in clutch situations – they need more offensive potential out of that role.


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Essay Writing Tips and Tricks
Writing a well-researched essay is not a daunting task because with a few tricks and tips, you can write an essay that will make your teacher proud. Start by checking out books on essay writing and take notes of key concepts as you read. If you're stumped on essay topics, you should read a few current events because they may serve as a spark to get you excited about writing the essay. Make sure you choose a topic that doesn't bore you unless it is a topic that the teacher requires you to write about. When writing the essay you should do so in a quiet area so you can concentrate better.
Essay Must Be Five Paragraphs Long
The standard essay is five paragraphs long unless the teacher says otherwise. The first paragraph must be the introduction and thesis statement and the next three paragraphs state valid examples that support the claim mentioned in the thesis statement. The final paragraph is the conclusion and this is not to repeat the same information in previous paragraphs but instead to wrap up everything in a different way.
Getting Ideas for Your Essay
You can get essay ideas by listening to conversations with strangers at the bus stop, with classmates at lunchtime, and with relatives and friends. Another way to get ideas for your essay is to read nonfiction books and magazine articles on issues that that matter the most to you. For example, if you are interested in the role that the economy has in public funding for schools, look for books and articles that pertain to this subject. In case you are runnig off ideas, you may need help with essay writing. Therefore, you can always ask professionals for help.
Avoid Personal Opinions in Essay
Unless you're writing a narrative essay about yourself and different experiences in your life, you want to avoid personal opinion in the essay because your goal is to inform or persuade the reader of a certain argument. Instead you want to only include objective research sources that support your claim and you should also include the opponents' arguments in the essay.
Your essay should be well-researched and entice the reader to want to know more about the subject. Don't choose an essay topic that is too broad but narrow an issue down to a certain subtopic and research this topic. Don't add fillers in order to lengthen the essay and the conclusion should be a wrap up of everything you mentioned in the essay.


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We must admit that sometimes we get a little carried away when it comes to clothing, accessories and beauty trends. Isn't there something just as important missing? Maybe your hair! Can't forget that because a lady has to be well put together from head to toe. The wet, slick and sporty hair is trending this summer inspired by the Olympics so diving into the summer trends will keep you cool and enthused.
The Ponytail
This slicked back Samurai look is perfect for the summers sun. Take your hair back from your hairline and pull tightly. Make sure to add some moisturizer or moose to give it that touch of perfection and shine.
Want to add some fun to that mundane slick back? Try sectioning the hair into three or four individual ponytails then secure them toward the back of your neck. It's edgy, fun and simple.
Updos can be so boring and plain but summer is here so it's time to add some personality to your hair. Make your updos a bit more vibrant by adding some pearls or touches of crystal scattered in your hair.
Get twisted with the new swirl updo that's to die for! For once you don't have to strive for perfection because this look allows you to play around. Grab sections of your hair and twist back into mini halos and pin into place.
Graffiti for the hair, do you dare? Clay painted hair is trending but do you really want to walk around in the heat with that kind of material in your hair? I think not, so the newest solution would be to use spray paint. Use in sections of the hair or add it as an ombre so it's not over baring. You will surely make a statement on the streets!
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The Chester-Delaware Pomona No. 3 Grange will meet at 10:00 a.m. on July 12, 2014, at the Upper Oxford Township Park. Please bring a covered dish to share for lunch.
We will elect new officers, who will be installed at our next meeting to be held on October 11 at Chester-Valley Grange. Also on October 11, we will exemplify the Fifth Degree. Details to follow.


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Topic: Adobe
Briefly: Sony iOS music service, Tim Cook, Adobe CS6
01/11/2012, 06:01 pm
Sony will be offering an iOS version of its "Music Unlimited" service for iPhones and iPods, while Tim Cook claims "money is not a motivator" and Adobe offers a discounted CS6 upgrade for current CS3 and CS4 users.
Black Friday Software: Office 2011 for $69.99, VMware Fusion for $29.99, more...
11/25/2011, 01:11 am
Black Friday has brought an assortment of discounts on essential Mac software, including up to 50% off Adobe's products, Microsoft Office for Mac 2011 for $69.99, and VMWare Fusion for $29.99.
Adobe manager puts partial blame on Apple for mobile Flash failure
11/11/2011, 10:11 pm
An Adobe product manager has pointed to the fact that Apple had refused to support Flash on iOS as a major reason for the company's decision to halt development of the Flash Player for mobile devices.
Adobe Flash fallout extends to TVs, RIM perseveres with PlayBook
11/09/2011, 11:11 pm
Adobe revealed Wednesday that its cancellation of Flash development on mobile devices will also extend to TV-related "digital home devices," while Research in Motion promised to continue in-house development of Flash for its PlayBook tablet.
Adobe confirms it will no longer develop Flash for mobile browsers
11/09/2011, 10:11 am
Adobe on Wednesday confirmed that it will no longer develop its Flash Player for mobile platforms like Android, and will instead pour its efforts into creating Adobe AIR applications for native storefronts like Apple's iOS App Store.
Adobe rumored to be abandoning work on mobile Flash player
11/09/2011, 01:11 am
Adobe has briefed its employees on the company's plans to abandon development of Flash player for mobile browsers in a blow to Google Android and Research in Motion PlayBook tablets, according to a new report.
Adobe releases Photoshop, Premiere Elements 10 on Apple's Mac App Store
11/07/2011, 08:11 am
"Special editions" of Adobe's consumer-oriented editing software, Photoshop Elements 10 and Premiere Elements 10, are now available to purchase on Apple's Mac App Store.
Adobe Photoshop CS6 to adopt Aperture-like theme, new 3D functionality
10/28/2011, 02:10 am
Early betas of Photoshop CS6, an update to Adobe's flagship digital imaging software due next year as part of Creative Suite 6.0 (CS6), show off a darker interface theme, new 3D capabilities, autosave, and a handful of other tool additions, AppleInsider has learned.
Apple rivals, partners & press pay tribute to Steve Jobs
10/06/2011, 12:10 pm
For the first time in at least 30 years, Time magazine stopped its presses when news of Steve Jobs's death broke. The publication's latest issue with Jobs on the cover will hit newsstands Friday, and will join numerous other tributes to the late Apple co-founder.
Adobe keynote coincides with Apple's 'Let's talk iPhone' event
09/30/2011, 10:09 pm
Adobe is planning to hold a keynote on Tuesday, Oct. 4, at 10 a.m. Pacific, the same date and time of Apple's highly-anticipated press event, where the company is expected to announce a next-generation iPhone.
Adobe promises 'console quality' games on iPhone, iPad with cross-platform AIR 3
09/21/2011, 11:09 am
Adobe on Wednesday announced Flash Player 11 and AIR 3, which it said will offer cross-device development for 3D-intensive games on devices like Apple's iPhone and iPad.
Adobe releases Photoshop Elements 10, Premiere Elements 10 for Mac
09/20/2011, 02:09 pm
Adobe on Tuesday announced the release of Photoshop Elements 10, the best-selling consumer photo editing software, and Premiere Elements 10, the most popular consumer video editing application, for Mac and Windows.
Adobe sees 45% sales growth for Mac video tools after Final Cut Pro X exodus
09/08/2011, 01:09 am
Adobe announced 45 percent growth year over year for its video creation tools on the Mac on Thursday, driven in part by switchers dissatisfied with Apple's controversial Final Cut Pro X.
Adobe adding support for iOS 5 Newsstand to Digital Publishing Suite
09/07/2011, 03:09 am
Adobe announced on Wednesday that it will add support for Apple's new Newsstand application, which is built into the forthcoming iOS 5, to its Digital Publishing Suite "soon after" the iPhone maker releases the operating system update this fall.
Briefly: Adobe PDF on iOS; Lion security; WebKit trademark
08/29/2011, 10:08 pm
Adobe has released a new application that allows PDF file conversions in iOS. Also, a security issue related to Lightweight Directory Access Protocol has been discovered in Mac OS X Lion. Finally, BlackBerry maker Research in Motion is opposing Apple's application for the WebKit trademark.
First look: Adobe Edge promises Flash-style animation with HTML5
08/01/2011, 12:08 am
Adobe's new Web development tool, Edge, aims to offer the same dynamic motion as Flash, but in the industry standard HTML5 format compatible with the iPhone and iPad.
Preview of Adobe Edge HTML5 creation tool now available for free
08/01/2011, 12:08 am
Adobe on Monday released the first public preview of Adobe Edge, its new HTML5 Web motion and interaction design tool that offers animation similar to Flash, but built on standards like HTML, JavaScript and CSS.
Adobe notes Lion-related 'known issues'; Samsung and iPad 2; B2B volume apps [u]
07/21/2011, 12:07 am
On the heels of Apple's release of Mac OS X 10.7 Lion, Adobe has published a list of "known issues" with its products on the upgrade. Also, Samsung appears to have taken over for LG in supplying the display driver for the iPad 2. Finally, Apple has officially launched its Business Volume Purchase Program for the App Store.
Adobe arrives on Mac App Store with Photoshop Elements 9
07/20/2011, 12:07 am
On the eve of the launch of Apple's Mac OS X Lion, rival software maker Adobe has released a version of Photoshop Elements 9 for the Mac App Store.
Adobe continues assault on Apple's Final Cut Pro X with 'switcher program'
07/01/2011, 09:07 am
Adobe has continued its attempt to capitalize on discontent over Apple's new Final Cut Pro X, courting video professionals to convert to its competing Premiere Pro with 50 percent savings.


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Protecting those in our care and custody at the Shelby County Jail
Our Mission Statement
The Shelby County Jail is an accredited facility with the American Corrections Association. The average daily census for the two facilities for men and women is almost 3,000 inmates. Yearly bookings average 56,000.
Male inmates are housed in downtown Memphis at 201 Poplar Avenue. The women's facility is in east Memphis at 6201 Haley Road.
The Chief Jailer and his staff provide continuous oversight of operations and daily expenses. Monthly and weekly meetings with unit managers track bookings, processing times and inmate program involvement.
The Shelby County Jail also houses an average of 70 juveniles per day who are being held for violent crimes.
In accordance with the National Prison Rape Elimination Act of 2003 (PREA), the Shelby County Sheriff's Office (SCSO) has a zero-tolerance policy relating to sexual assault, rape and sexual misconduct. If your family member is an inmate in this facility and feels that he/she has been a victim of sexual misconduct, harassment, or assault, it must be reported to a staff member immediately. This can be done by the inmate or family member in several methods. Contact the Sexual Assault Hotline Number at 901-222-4781 for more information. Mental Health staff is also available for crisis care 365 days a year to listen and offer support for the inmates. Click to view policy 839 Inmate Sexual Assault (PREA)
Visitation Hours
Click here to look up visiting days by inmate's name.
Visitation Schedule & Updates
Click here to view the Visiting Schedule
Click here to view the Visiting Schedule Updates for September & October 2017
Visitor Rules and Regulations
Click here to view visitor rules and regulations
Sheriff Inmate Handbook (click on preferred version to view)
Prison Rape Elimination Act (PREA) (click on preferred version to view)
Shelby County Jail Inmate Services
Need to get someone out of jail?
Go to this page Inmate Info FAQ Online to view instructions.
Official Jail Information Phone
Shelby County Jail's Prepaid Calling Accounts through Global Tel* Link
GTL's AdvancePay allows the family members and friends of inmates to set up prepaid calling accounts to pay the fees for collect call charges.
How It Works
AdvancePay allows inmates to call your telephone number without the restrictions of standard billing. When an inmate attempts to dial a blocked number, the inmate is placed on hold and AdvancePay will provide the option to the called party to set up a prepaid account. After the prepaid account is established, collect calls to the telephone number may be placed up to the prepaid amount in the account. After the amount of money is used, the system will prompt the user to add funds to their AdvancePay account.
The easiest way to establish an AdvancePay account is through GTL's automated phone system with either $25.00 or $50.00 made via credit card. Alternately, customers can go to www.gtl.net and click on the web payment link. New deposit services are available on the GTL site. (www.OffenderConnect.com)
In addition to the automated phone system and website, accounts can be established and payments can be made through the AdvancePay customer service department, Western Union, and by mailing checks or money orders.
The system is completely automated and can be accessed by calling the following numbers:
Block Inmate Calls
To have GTL block your residence number from receiving phone calls from Shelby County Jail phones, call GTL at 1-877-856-3184.
How to Request a Refund
Should you or another person accidentally accept an unwanted call from a jail inmate, call 1-877-650-4249 to request a refund.
Billing and Customer Service Issues: 1-877-856-3184, Option 1
The AdvancePay Service Department is ready to answer all billing related questions:
Toll Free Number: 1-866-230-7761
Fax Number: 251-473-2802
Hours of Operation:
Monday-Friday 7am to 11pm, CST
Saturday & Sunday 8am to 7pm, CST
Mailing Address:
AdvancePay Service Dept.
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Despite the pleas of many local residents to support a bill that would require retail establishments larger than 75,000 square feet, like the Walmart proposed at Plumtree Road and Route 24 in Bel Air South, to ultimately be approved by the Harford County Council, it was not voted on by council members and thus failed Tuesday.
The expanded Walmart, its fourth in Harford County, would replace its existing store off OF Constant Friendship Boulevard in Abingdon
Council President Billy Boniface, who sponsored the legislation when it was introduced last month, along with council members Jim McMahan, Dion Guthrie and Joe Woods, said after Tuesday's council meeting that he "thought it was a good bill" and was disappointed in his fellow council members' decision not to vote on it.
"I'm disappointed we couldn't even get it to the floor to discuss it," he said.
The council voted 5-2 in favor of five amendments to clarify language in the bill.
Councilman Jim McMahan, whose district includes the Bel Air South area, made a motion in favor of accepting the amended bill.
Boniface asked for a second, but none was offered.
"There being no second, Bill No. 13-16 fails," the council president said.
The vote came during the council's legislative session Tuesday, which was preceded by a public hearing on the bill.
About 25 to 30 people spoke during the hearing, which lasted about 90 minutes. A number of speakers characterized the bill as anti-business.
Sheryl Davis Kohl, of the Harford County Chamber of Commerce, urged council members not to support the bill "on the grounds it creates uncertainty for land owners."
Bel Air attorney Robert Lynch, a representative of the Haron Dahan Foundation, which owns the site along with Evergreen Business Trust, also urged council members not to support the bill.
He noted past councils had supported zoning the site as B3 for business, which allows large retail developments.
"You cannot invest in property if the rules suddenly change," he said.
About twice the number of people, however, urged the council to support the bill. Many Bel Air South residents have decried building the expanded Walmart because of the significant increase in traffic along Route 924.
Bel Air resident Helen Mann thanked the council "for coming up with a creative solution to a complex issue we have in Bel Air."
Many speakers said they have no problem with Walmart and encouraged the retailer to expand its store at Constant Friendship instead.
Aravinda Pillalamarri, of Bel Air, said having a large Walmart so close to downtown Bel Air could hurt the small businesses in the Main Street district.
"Please do not let Harford County become another statistic," she said.
Scott DeLong, who lives along Route 924 and participated in a recent protest of the Bel Air South Walmart, reminded the council members of their "primary obligation."
"I would say your primary obligation is the welfare of your citizens and not to the welfare of Walmart," he said.
A state representative even weighed in – Republican Del. Glen Glass, whose district covers areas of Cecil and Harford counties, took the podium dressed in a Baltimore Orioles jacket.
He said he "wanted to go to an Orioles game tonight, but I wanted to come here instead and speak for the 80,000 citizens I represent in the Route 40 corridor."
"I do not want Harford County to turn into Montgomery County, thank you very much," he added to applause from bill supporters.
Two representatives of Walmart were at Tuesday's hearing.
Spokesman William Wertz provided a written statement.
"We continue to believe that our store is appropriate for the Plumtree [Road] site and can be part of the solution for residents who want convenient and affordable shopping options," it stated.
McMahan said before the hearing, the legislation was not targeted at Walmart, but to give greater transparency and oversight to the approval process for projects in B3 zones.
His colleague, Guthrie, said several weeks ago the bill was "absolutely" meant to delay the Walmart project.
"When I originally thought of this bill, it had no intention whatsoever at that time to stop any development at that location," McMahan said of the site at Plumtree Road.


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If one believes regional projections, Palo Alto will have to build 12,500 new homes by 2035 to accommodate job growth and meet California's ambitious green goals.
Count the City Council among the skeptics.
Over the past two years, city officials have been pushing back against the planning scenarios put forth by the Metropolitan Transportation Commission (MTC) and the Association of Bay Area Governments (ABAG), the agencies charged with implementing in the Bay Area the state's landmark greenhouse-gas-reduction law, Senate Bill 375. The agencies' aim is to comply with SB 375's lofty goal of achieving a 15 percent reduction in greenhouse-gas emissions between 2005 and 2035. A key part of the plan is encouraging cities to build housing near jobs and transit corridors, thereby reducing traffic.
But what if the state's population projections are way off? And what about cities that don't have the land or resources to plan for the required housing? Palo Alto officials have been asking these questions for months and have yet to receive answers that satisfy them. They have challenged ABAG and MTC's growth estimates and, last month, requested that growth projections by the state Department of Finance undergo a peer review.
The regional agencies are relying on state projections showing that the Bay Area will need to accommodate an additional 903,000 housing units and 1.2 million jobs between 2010 and 2035. The agencies have released three alternative scenarios, two of which would require Palo Alto to plan for more than 12,000 housing units, while the third one, known as the "outward growth scenario," transfers more burden to smaller cities and pegs the Palo Alto number at about 6,100.
The projections have irked council members, however. Councilman Greg Schmid, an economist with a penchant for strategic planning, has emerged as the council's staunchest skeptic. In November, Schmid surveyed a variety of growth projections made before 2005, including ones from UC Berkeley academics and from UCLA's Anderson School of Accounting, and found many of them (including the Department of Finance's) to be far too optimistic about growth rates. He cited a report from the Public Policy Institute of California that included population projections of all key demographic forecasters. The consensus forecast from this group, he noted, was 40 percent higher than the actual outcome.
Schmid also noted in his report that the Department of Finance used projections that are far higher than those used by the U.S. Census Bureau.
"Even as late as the end of 2009, on the eve of the decennial census, estimates by the California Dept. of Finance (the organization responsible for the numbers that are used for all state allocation formulas) remained strikingly high at 14.1 percent, which was 1.5 million or 44.7 percent above the contemporaneous and more accurate Census Bureau's Current Population Estimates," Schmid wrote.
The dispute is more than an academic debate over statistics. Though ABAG and MTC can't force cities to accept their projections, they can withhold transportation grants from those agencies that don't comply. Palo Alto officials have been cooperating with the agencies by identifying areas of the city that could accommodate growth. Much of the new housing would cluster around California Avenue, Palo Alto's designated "priority development area." Other transit-friendly parts of the city, including portions of downtown and around El Camino Real, are also seen as ripe for growth and the council is scheduled to consider in the coming weeks whether to designate them priority development areas as well.
Under the regional proposal, development of these areas would be bolstered by state grants. The agencies plan to allocate about $66 million in grants to Santa Clara County, with 70 percent going to "priority development areas." Palo Alto, which seeks to upgrade its biking network and renovate the streetscape at California Avenue, is banking on grants to make its vision a reality. At the Dec. 5 council meeting, Councilwoman Nancy Shepherd said she doesn't want to "walk away from transportation dollars because we desperately need them."
But while the council has been working on identifying growth-friendly areas, members have consistently argued that Palo Alto has nowhere near the capacity for new housing that the agencies require to meet the goals outlined in their Initial Vision Scenario.
The council's dilemma may sound familiar to those who followed the city's three-year battle against high-speed rail -- another project that members supported in principle but then turned against because of concerns about how it's being implemented. Much like with high-speed rail, the council formed a new committee last month to focus on regional housing allocations. The committee is scheduled to hold its first meeting Thursday, at which point it will consider whether to designate El Camino Real and downtown "priority development areas," making them eligible for transportation-grant funds.
In a recent interview with the Weekly, City Manager James Keene predicted that Palo Alto would take the lead in the regional conversation over housing allocation, much as it had in taking a skeptical stance toward the increasingly controversial rail system.
Shepherd also compared her frustration with ABAG's statistics to her experiences with the California High-Speed Rail Authority.
"I'm worn down with high-speed rail already with trying to come up with reasonable questions, with trying to put together clear data and trying to get people to respond ... to a lack of credibility with the numbers we're using," Shepherd said at the Dec. 5 meeting. "And it sounds like we're walking right back into this again with these ABAG numbers."
At the same meeting, Councilman Larry Klein was one of several members who said the city should demand a better explanation of how the Department of Finance had come up with its numbers. The projections, he argued, need to be subject to more public scrutiny.
"I think we have to really not accept it (the state projection on future jobs) and say, 'Let's have some public discussion of where the numbers come from," Klein said.
Shepherd joined Klein in praising Schmid's report and said the numbers used by the regional agencies give her "great concern" because the city is asked to do a lot of work to accommodate the housing projections.
Curtis Williams, the city's planning director, highlighted a number of concerns in a report last month. Economic projections, he wrote, "appear to be substantially overstated" and the regional housing projections are too high and are "driven by unrealistic employment projections."
"The basic goal of reducing greenhouse gas emissions is not well-served by overstating projections, which then require even more extensive resources and more dramatic land use and transportation changes than would be required with more realistic estimates," Williams wrote.
The city's challenge to ABAG is expected to intensify in the coming months as the regional agencies proceed with choosing a preferred "Sustainable Community Strategy" alternative for the Bay Area. The regional agencies plan to perform an environmental analysis on the strategic document over the coming year and adopt it by April 2013.
Williams noted that under regional projections, all three scenarios would achieve roughly the same greenhouse gas reductions (about 8 percent for the first two, slightly below 8 percent for the "outward growth scenario"). But the implications of which scenario is chosen would be very significant for cities like Palo Alto.
"We're probably going to make the point that doing all this heavy concentration is a burden to cities like Palo Alto and it's unrealistic," Williams said. "At the same time, the increment of improvement in greenhouse-gas emissions isn't that significant and that perhaps it would be better to leave some flexibility for the cities to do something else to reduce greenhouse gases."


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Curry Lunch at the Kahala
Japanese and Indian curry (left) and Thai seafood curry.
Our midday dining dates with places that we usually associate with evening meals and bigger budgets continues this week with a trip to the Kahala Hotel and Resort's curry lunch. And while we wouldn't normally use the words bargain and Kahala in the same sentence, we don't know how else to say it. Because for $30, lunchers get access to the curry buffet, which includes a salad and a dessert bar and—this is what we love the most about going a bit posh for lunch—the service and atmosphere that comes standard with a higher tab.
Just a quick note before we continue: Don't let the word "buffet" turn you off. We know that the b-word conjures up images of vats of overcooked mac-and-cheese and yardage upon yardage of unidentified crusty stuff. This is not that kind of buffet. That's why, at the Kahala, it's simply called the curry lunch. Yes, it's a serve-yourself meal with no portion restrictions, but it's better than that.
Between the hours of 11 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. on Wednesdays, you'll find at Plumeria Beach House the triumvirate of curries: Indian, Thai and Japanese. All of them are fragrant and warm with spice, and all of them vibrantly distinct. Because in the hands of a good chef, a curry is not a curry is not a curry.
The Thai red curry with seafood is packed with shrimp, scallops, crab legs and lobster tails in a thick coconut-lime-basil scented broth that never gets muddled or boring. The Japanese curry is much lighter than the stuff that gets ladled over katsu and added to ramen broth in our favorite fast-food places. Not that we don't like the thick, sweet golden version, but this we can eat—and eat—and still make it back to our desks. But the one we wanted to go back for again and again (and maybe we did. Don't judge.) is the Indian beef curry. The beef masala is heavy with cumin, ginger, cloves, nutmeg … all the spice and heat we love, and all in good balance. But we also love it because we can't get enough of the accompanying pineapple and apricot chutneys that are (dangerously) also laid out for the taking, and that's when we realized: We're more buffet people than we like to admit.
Curry lunch at The Plumeria House at Kahala Hotel and Resort
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interesting front handguard/grip - were any modifications needed? Is the barrel shorter too, or just the gas system?
This is my second attempt at a Fal it is a short gas system The piston is 5 1/2" long.
interesting front handguard/grip - were any modifications needed? Is the barrel shorter too, or just the gas system?
The barrel is 16". I had to turn the barrel down and push the gasblock back 6 1/4"And redrill the gasport cut the piston spring and tube.Other than that it was pretty straight forward.I got the cobray grip from FTF industries. Its for a H&K MP 5. The receiver is a Hesse that I got for cheap.I had to mill out a chunk for the inch folding charging handle.
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The folding charging handles are nice. If I remember right FSE makes a folding charging handle for metric receivers.
Thats what I hear and you dont have to alter the receiver either.They are kind of spendy though.
True, aren't they around $35-$40 for the metric one?Originally Posted by droog
Something like that .The one I used was a $10 Tapco special. You dont need to win the lottery to build one of these just shop around for the parts. The U.S. stock and pistol grip and a set of handguards only ran $17. The used Heese I got for $80 and the rest of the stuff totaled about $100. It took awhile to get it all together but I kept a eye on the for Sale boards.There still are deals out there if you look for them.I just figured out what I needed then bought them when I saw them at a good price.I was going to cut the hand guards down and use them until I saw the MP-5 K-grip for $20 on FTF website.


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Aussie artist Campbell Whyte set out last year on a mission. He wanted to paint a small image every day of the year, each one based on a NES game.
While his original aim was to paint the entire 799-game catalogue, an opportunity to pursue his own graphic novel has turned up, so Whyte is stopping after one year and "only" 375 pictures.
You can see them all in the video above. It's impressive stuff. If you like what you see, many are still available for purchase at the link below.
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If Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers, this would be the pickled peppers Peter Piper would pick!
Tommy is addicted to – YES, addicted to – pickled peppers on his sandwiches. He goes through at least a jar a week. That really adds up after a while!
I have been dying to try my hand at pickles, pickled beets, dilly beans, SOMETHING! I want to can and preserve and see jars lining my pantry shelves.
The problem? I AM A CHICKEN! What if I get too overwhelmed? What if the jars EXPLODE in the water bath? What if after the water bath the tops don't vacuum close? What if, after all of this work and horrors, whatever I put up tastes YUCKY!?
This sort of stuff keeps me up nights.
And then I happened upon the wonderful blog Seasoned to Taste! What did she make? Pickled peppers! It was fate! Come on, girl, put on your big girl pants and give it a try! What's the worst that happens? They're terrible and you throw them out!
So off I went – I bought peppers. I bought jars. Shaking in my boots, I started –
- 3 C sliced peppers
- 3 C white vinegar
- 1 C water
- 3 cloves garlic, crushed
NOTE: I used Italian frying peppers. And, although Seasoned to Taste used hot peppers, for my first try I decided to stay sweet.
Sanitize jars and lids. Once clean, remove without touching insides to cool on a clean towel.
NOTE: Okay. I am a canning dunce. I washed the jars and lids in my dishwasher – which doesn't have a sanitize button, but does have a super hot wash and dry cycle. Also, I waited to begin the dishwasher until I was absolutely ready to start. I cut up the pepper first, started the wash, put the water up to boil for the water bath.
Set two large stainless steel (or non-aluminum) pots on the stove, one filled with enough water to submerge jars. Heat water-filled pot.
In second pot, combine vinegar, water and garlic. Bring to boil over medium-high heat. Reduce heat and boil for 5 min. Discard garlic.
Pack peppers into sanitized jars and ladle hot pickling liquid in, leaving 1/2 inch head space. Tap to remove air bubbles, wipe rim. Center lid on jar and tighten.
NOTE: This centering and tightening had me
completely a little nuts. Is the lid on straight? Wait, that rim feels crooked.
Place jars in canning pot of water, bring to a boil, cover and process 10 min. Remove lid, wait 5 min. then remove jars and cool. Once cooled, you will feel that the seal has snapped shut. Store, or open and eat!
NOTE: I placed a dishcloth on the bottom of the pot so the jars wouldn't clank around as much. Of course, I didn't read the directions properly and put the jars in water already boiling! My second batch I re-read and slapped myself in the forehead and did it the right way! Now, my question is: "Remove lid and wait 5 minutes." Is that 5 minutes lid off, heat on or 5 minutes lid off, heat off? See why pickling drives me insane!?
I have now done this twice. Once totally sweet, the second with a hot chili involved. They're sitting on a shelf. The boy walks by and stares at them. A few more days and he can have at 'em!
By the way, when you first take them out of the water, the lids are tight. Then suddenly they are loose! Then I go in a panic and walk away disgusted. Then I come back when the jars are much cooler and like magic the lids are tight and sealed!
Now, how easy was that? What were you all so worried about?
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I've been writing this blog since August 2006. Week in and week out I share with all of you what I am experiencing. Some days, when I'm feeling worse than usual, I ask myself, "Why do you do this?"
First of all, let me remind you of the medical reasons I have daily pain. I live with relapsing polychrondritis, which is a disease of inflammation and destruction of cartilage throughout my body. For many years it was simply labeled lupus like syndrome because it is very difficult to diagnose. I also suffer from mixed connective tissue disease which sort of encompasses many of my problems. I have had pain in my sacroiliac joints for many years, pain in hips and knees as well as destruction of my ankles with accompanying pain. I have arthritis in several joints although I do not test positive for RA. I have had cardiac involvement with irregular rhythm and fast heart rate, also known as tachycardia. I am extremely photosensitive, and was, even before I started taking many of the medications that can cause this problem. My problems with the sun arrived with my pain. My tolerance for heat seemed to disappear leaving in its wake, a miserable rash wherever I had been exposed to sunlight.
Photosensitivity is less of a problem in Oregon but it was extremely disrupting when we lived in the central valley of California. I had a wonderful little blue Mustang convertible, we had a ski boat and as anyone who has ever been there knows, it can get miserably hot there.
In my former life I was an RN manager and loved the entire field of nursing. I am married to a nurse, have a son who is a nurse and a daughter who is a speech pathologist. Dinner table conversation at our house used to be a bit gross at times, when the kids were still at home, I will have to admit. As they used to say on that old TV show Dragnet, "Just the facts ma'am." Those are the facts.
Why do I write this blog? The answer comes from a personal place within my heart and mind. For me to share what I am experiencing somehow gives some value to the hell that my life was thrust into. Think of it as you will; lemonade from lemons, gold from straw, the glass half full, etc. It is my nature to look for the positive aspects of even the worst situation. I decided many years ago, if I let this disease process destroy my life, then my life was over. I am much too stubborn to lie down and give up. I don't get paid to write this blog. I do it on a volunteer basis. I have been paid for my writing in the past and have been published in many areas such as newspapers, magazines, newsletters and college literary magazines. I began writing poetry and prose as a way to express the cauldron of emotions that began bubbling up inside of me. My life hit a brick wall and I had to deal with the aftermath of the crash. That's why this blog is very personal for me.
The rules of life have changed for me. I was always very ambitious, went to nursing school when I was in my thirties and looked forward to a life of helping others, earning good money and basking in the warmth of a career I loved. Now, I will have to say, life is no longer about winning. It is simply about showing up and I'm proud of myself each time I do. It takes a mountain of courage to awaken each morning and know you will be greeted by pain. It varies in location and intensity, but it is always there. I wanted to have a place where others with daily chronic pain could "gather" and share. I have met many wonderful individuals: Kathryn, Lynlee, Barbara, Sandie, Theresa, Toni, Susan, KB and hundreds of others as the list goes on. My editor, Natalie, is a jewel. These individuals share with me as I share with them. The level on which we share is one that comes from being in the "fire" of life and living to tell about it. There is integrity to our sharing because, like soldiers who are in battle, we relate to each other. We immediately connect to each other across the miles of cyberspace as passengers on the ship of life, or perhaps it is the lifeboat of life. We've been down and we've bounced back up. We may be imperfect, altered, compromised and hurting but we still have merit, hearts, love and talents. Life with chronic pain can be very lonely and everyone needs someone who understands. We understand each other because we each show up each day.
For me, as a writer and a patient, finding all of these individuals has been like discovering gold. I am enriched by the experience of knowing all of you and hope that in some small way, my sharing enriches each of you as we each keep paddling this lifeboat we're in.


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A video which appears to show One Direction stars Zayn Malik and Louis Tomlinson smoking marijuana has leaked online.
In the five-minute footage, obtained by Dailymail.co.uk, the Story of My Life hitmakers light up what they dub a "joint" while being driven in a car during an April tour stop in Lima, Peru.
Tomlinson, 22, is behind the camera and says to his bandmate, "So here we are, leaving Peru. Joint lit. Happy days. What do you think, Zayn, about that kind of content?", and Malik, 21, responds, "Very controversial".
As their car is escorted through the streets by police on motorcycles, Tomlinson pans to one of the cops and exclaims, "One nil b**ch! Look at this b**ch… He's having a look. He's thinking, 'I'm sure I can smell an illegal substance in there.' And he's hit the nail on the head."
While the pair continues to smoke and pass the rolled cigarette to each other, Tomlinson jokes that this habit is just one of the ways his pal prepares for a big stadium show, adding, "One very important factor to Zayn's warm-up is Mary Jane (marijuana) herself."
Tomlinson, who mentions in the clip that his "head is wrecked", also comments, "I'm just wondering now, we're sitting here in Peru. Will this come back to me? Maybe. Maybe not."
Since the footage appeared online, a spokesman for the band has told Dailymail.co.uk that "The matter is now in the hands of our lawyers".
In the South American country, marijuana possession is not punishable by law if used for personal and immediate consumption in quantities not exceeding eight grams.
A video which appears to show One Direction stars Zayn Malik and Louis Tomlinson smoking marijuana has leaked online.


text: Gateway will now no longer be selling its PCs through Gateway.com and has shut down all its direct PC sales to become a 100% retail channel PC company. The move is only somewhat surprising-its newish parent company Acer has always focused on offering its goods through resellers. But seeing how Gateway was one of the original success stories for the selling PCs directly to consumers model, the shuttering of its online store is a little like the death knell of an era. [Cnet]


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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – The MIT football team saw four different players earn awards from the New England Football Conference (NEFC) on Thursday. Brian Doyle was voted for the Hal Chalmers Award which goes to the senior scholar-athlete of the year, marking the Engineers' third consecutive recipient and sixth overall. First-time honorees Mike Fitzgerald earned a spot on the Boyd Division First Team while Patrick Jupe and Ethan Peterson were Second-Team picks.
Doyle was the team's top punt and kick returner and was a member of a defense that ranks seventh nationally in pass defense and stands sixth in the NEFC in opponent first downs. An ESPN Academic All-America Second-Team selection last year, he is currently on the national ballot vying for another accolade.
Fitzgerald ranks second in the NEFC in receptions per game (6.6) and third in receiving yards per game (77.8). He finished his career with 111 receptions for 1,577 yards to rank fifth and third, respectively, in MIT's record book.
Jupe's 99 tackles put him second in the NEFC and first among linemen; in addition he posted the fifth-highest tally in the program's history. A starting member of the offensive line at left guard, Peterson helped the Engineers rank third in the Boyd Division in sacks against, third in pass offense, and sixth in rush offense.


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My MLB Video Game Life
I remember many a Christmas as a kid running out into the living room to gaze under the tree at 5 am before anyone else had gotten up in the house, It was a cardinal rule in our house that no one gets woken up before 6 am on Christmas Day. Not until I got a lot older, and had to put multiple bikes together did I truly understand that ruling by my Dad.
It was always a great time, because I was living in the budding gaming infancy. We had just gotten bombarded by commercials on the television the entire Christmas season about this new Atari system and the game Pong had kinda gotten boring after the first few hundred plays. Seriously, back then those two long slots and that crazy bouncing line was the total dimension of video games. Sure the video arcades had the real games and the pinball machines, but for the kids at home, we had the ever repressive Pong game.
Now as soon as I saw that Atari system mentioned on TV, you know what got embedded into my parent's ears for the next month. So when I found it under my tree with some of the newest and most advanced games at that time in the console package, you knew my rainy days and early nights would be filled with multiple colored 2-dimensional fun.
Yeah, that was the real drawback of it all is that height and vertical challenges were the extent of the magic back then, but we still played those suckers like there was no tomorrow. They did have a baseball game, but it was so prehistoric, I traded it for a Donkey Kong cartridge. Now there was a game of skill and magic. You had your ape fighting the massive barrels searching for the top and his redemption.
It is funny now to think I got so worked up by the controller sometimes that I had to walk away from the game for a bit to calm my nerves and get back into focus. But I also remember that I did not play it for hours, or have memory card save points on that machine. You got as high as you could, then turned off the machine and started all over again in the a. m. But I did have friends who discovered cheating methods to boast high levels completed, and also new adventures I had not gotten to yet on my boards. But I loved the thrill of achieving each one by myself without help or using cheat codes or leaving the machine on pause all night long to save your position on the game.
So I have an understanding of today's youth and their playing of video games. I just do not understand the frustration and the level of self absorption to a screen and a cartoon character. But then again, I was an athlete at a young age and had other interests besides my games and what life had to offer. I guess I was lucky to play baseball and basketball and hit the pool during the summer, while my room mates kids sit in front of the TV for 6 hours and fight Sonic or Megatron.
I did buy a newer game system a few years ago and used to play only baseball games on the unit. When Sony came out with the Playstation 2, I won a unit as a sales incentive for work. It had a sports bundle and I got hooked on the MLB2004 as soon as it hit my big screen. I used to play it any time I was bored with computer work or nothing was on cable to my liking that night.
I got pretty good with the aspect of taking the lower ranked teams and kicking butt against any of the to tier or even All Star teams. It took a while to get some sort of feel for the strike zone and to know the nuances of the game. So when I went to Game Stop recently to buy a few games for a Playstation 3 system the kids' were going to inherit from their uncle, I decided to buy MLB2004 for myself. I had a yearning to see if that game could still bring out the competitor in me and make me insane with wanting to beat the top teams.
So on Christmas Day, as the kids were bored with their new system, I went into my room and got my used copy of MLB2004 and put it in the player. On came that familiar screen and I decided to see if I still had it by going into the Home Run mode for a bit to get my timing back. After about 5 minutes, it was time to see if the old dog could still play this puppy. I decided to play my old team, the Tampa Bay Devilrays against the Florida Marlins.
Now at that time, the Marlins had a young Josh Beckett, A J Burnett, Dontrell Willis and Brad Penny on their pitching staff. I always played against Beckett and Burnett. I liked playing against the young arms that had deceptive pitches and made the game more fun to play. So I selected that team and decided to also put the DH in for both teams. That would make it more offensive, but also give me a chance to experiment with my lineup.
Of course this was not the team of 2008 for the Devilrays. They still had the old name, the roster was spotted with young talent like Rocco Baldelli and Carl Crawford, but they also had old Rays mainstays at the time like Jose Cruz Jr., and Aubrey Huff. Now I always liked Huff Daddy as a Ray. He had power and could still play with some gusto back then. But the team was spotted with guys that were not even in a supporting role in 2004.
They had Devi Cruz at shortstop, and he never even took an inning in a Rays uniform at that position, but then again, Julio Lugo was not even on the Houston roster for me to pluck, and Rey Sanchez was not even considered a Ray at that time. But the catching position got me a bit perplexed at time. They had Brook Fordyce as my starting catcher. Now he might have been a great catcher for the Baltimore Orioles, but he was not my catcher…………..sorry Brook.
So I used to dig down into the minor league system for players and adjust my lineup accordingly. I used to put Jared Sandberg at third base because of his awesome power and his quick hands. I would insert Damian Rolls at short only because I trusted his bat and loved chatting with him back then, and put John Flaherty behind the dish for the D-Rays.
I started out as the home team, playing in the Trop., and forgot that down the right field line, they did not have my section in the game. That still pisses me off to this day that the location of my seat for 10 years is not even listed on a video game. Anyways, here I go starting Victor Zambrano for the game and using his slider and change up to confuse the Marlins. I can honestly say that it is a touchy situation to have one of the worst pitching staffs and strike out a side. The next inning you could make 3 mistakes and it is 3-0 without a bat of an eye.
I get through 4 innings and the kids come in and begin to watch the old guy take it to the Marlins. The youngest has never seen me use a controller and is a bit impressed I even know where the buttons are on the unit. I have a guy warming up in my Bullpen and have a 21-3 lead at that moment when Zambrano begins to get rocked by the Marlins. Before I can catch my breath and realize it, the score is 21-13 and I have inserted Jorge Sosa to relieve Zambrano.
With an increasing audience, I am a bit nervous and make a huge series of errors to get the game closer in the next frame. It is now 25-18, and I am letting the Marlins creep back into the contest. I decided to have some fun, or maybe it was a bout of madness, and let one of the kid play the 8th inning. After he got rocked and his pitcher was exhausted, it was 29-27. I did not fret, I did not worry, I knew who I had in my Bullpen warming up for the 9th inning. I also knew that I had a good bench and could pull this game out without a problem.
I inserted D-rays closer Dany Baez into the game in the top of the 9th and he got the Marlins down quickly, but not without surrendering a 2-run shot by Luis Gonzalez to right field. With the game tied, I got two quick strikeouts to end the inning. In the bottom of the 9th, I got things started by having Carl Crawford put down a bunt, but on this game, Crawford is not as fast as in real life.
Pity, in the real game, he was safe by a country mile. I then had Rolls put a ball down the third baseline that was grabbed behind the bag, but threw him out. Again in reality, that is also a base hit. So I am down to my last at bat and decide to use a pinch hitter. I select my old buddy Greg Vaughn. Now Vaughn was beginning to see the end with the D-Rays this season, and that was a shame.
He was seeing his speed and his bat become less of a weapon than ever in his career. But I have always had trust in the man, and I also knew he would not let me down. So here is my plan, to have him put a ball into play and hope for a miracle. I get two quick strikes off sliders from the Marlins reliever. I am battling off the next two pitches high and outside that could have gone for strikes against me. Finally, I get a hanging curve ball and put it into the gap for a double.
At this time, the score is tied, and I have two outs. I am running on anything that Huff puts into play. Huff gets two balls low and outside. He then get schooled on a nice curve ball for a 2-1 count. Then I get a lucky break and they try and pitch him outside and about waist high. Boom a nice liner to deep right field. I start Vaughn off from second base and do not even look up to see if the ball is getting relayed into the infield by the Marlin's right fielder. I round third streaking for home and hear the room begin to groan.
But they do not know what I know. I can slide in this primitive addition of the Sony game. But I decide to take on the catcher mano-on-mano and thrust up into him as he gets the throw from second base. I somehow get the ball loose and the umpire yells "safe" over the surround sound to the gathered crowd in the room. So here I am victorious with a walk-off victory and everyone is saying I cheated.
What! I played heads up baseball, that resulted a a winning run in the bottom of the ninth inning to beat an Inter-state rival. The 2008 Rays would be climbing all over themselves and the plate to celebrate such a win. But in this house, they all consider it a freak and a bit of user luck to beat the game. Damn, and to think I used to play that rectangular moving brick for hours chasing a moving pong ball and never heard the words cheating, or even a word of disappointment. Guess that is the problem with games in 3-D, it also comes with the interpretation of the crowd around you. I wonder if the 2004 Boston Red Sox are up for a rematch of my fantasy World Series win in 7 games tonight?


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BRIDGEPORT -- A missing piece of the city's new fuel cell plant project fell into place Friday, and it's huge.
Virginia-based Dominion Resources, one of the country's biggest energy companies, revealed itself as the unnamed financial backer and buyer of the planned 15-megawatt site.
FuelCell Energy of Danbury, which has been shepherding the plant through the lengthy approval process, most recently securing a special tax arrangement from the city for the land, will continue to develop and maintain the site for Dominion.
The announcement of Dominion's purchase, rumored earlier in the week, concluded a deal orchestrated over the past six years between city, state and federal officials and the private sector that was often on shaky ground.
"When I tell you I really never thought we'd be standing here, I believe that," Mayor Bill Finch told the various players who had assembled mid-morning Friday in a crowded City Hall Annex to celebrate the news. "This project died 15 to 20 times...
This is a transformative project for the city of Bridgeport and the nation."
Connecticut Light & Power has a 15-year deal to purchase electricity from the plant for a fixed price when it comes online in late 2013. According to FuelCell, the plant will generate enough electricity to power 15,000 average-sized homes.
From the Finch administration's standpoint, the city is getting a high profile clean energy project -- the largest fuel-cell plant in Northern America -- which FuelCell intends to use as a showpiece for investors and future clients.
And the site, a contaminated two acres Bridgeport owns off Railroad Avenue, will now be generating revenue for the city. Under the original arrangement with FuelCell, approved this month by the City Council and now assumed by Dominion, the property will be leased for 75 years for an up-front payment of $286,825.
And for the next 17 years Dominion, which has a market capitalization of $29 billion, will pay $250,000 annually in taxes, even though technically they are a tenant, not the owner.
James Eck, Dominion's vice president of business development, pledged Friday this was the start of a committed business relationship with the city and the Bridgeport community.
"We're not an absentee owner, here," Eck said.
One councilman, John Olson, D-132, at a council meeting Monday questioned whether the city could have gotten a better deal.
"I sold my little house for $165,000," Olson told his colleagues on Monday. "Somebody's going to make a lot of money on this project. Bridgeport's not going to be making much."
Asked Friday if the city could have gotten more, Finch said, "I'd just say we're very happy with the arrangement."
The deal is a boon for FuelCell, which despite its continued growth has struggled to turn a profit. The company's market value is around $176 million.
FuelCell will be able to add about $56 million to its backlog of orders and also signed a 15-year service agreement for $69 million, bringing the total value of the deal to about $125 million.
Shares of FuelCell surged 7.5 percent on Nasdaq to 94 cents. Dominion shares slipped 0.3 percent to $51.19.
Officials said the project will create a total of 161 jobs, from on-site construction work to positions to jobs at FuelCell's manufacturing facility in Torrington.
The plant will be unmanned, although FuelCell said employees will likely be there every few days.
The state was represented at Friday's announcement by Brian Garcia, president of the Connecticut Clean Energy Finance and Investment Authority, which helped provide support to FuelCell.
"Today is a great day. We're talking about jobs, cleaner, cheaper, more reliable sources of energy here in Bridgeport," Garcia said.
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After completing a record-setting season that culminated in a Big South Championship and NCAA Tournament appearance, the Liberty women's soccer team continues to rack up postseason awards. Sophomore midfielder Brittany Aanderud and goalkeeper Holly Van Noord have been named to the National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA) All-Region Team, earning second and third team honors, respectively. With their selection, Aanderud and Van Noord become the third and fourth players in program history to earn NSCAA All-Region honors. The sister tandem of Nancy and Jenny Davis received third team all-region accolades during Liberty's inaugural championship run in 2000. Aanderud's second team nod marks the highest regional selection in program history. Aanderud, who also garnered first team Big South All-Conference honors, this season, cemented her name in the program record books, closing the year with a single-season school record and conference-leading 10 assists. The sophomore concluded 2013 at No. 3 all-time in program history with 15 helpers. Along with being Liberty's primary distributor, Aanderud also tied for the team lead with six goals and was voted tournament MVP for her performance during the 2013 Big South Championship. In her first active season, Van Noord made a statement in 2013, breaking a single-season school and conference record with 14 shutouts. A second team Big South All-Conference selection, Van Noord also led the conference in goals-against average (0.718) and save percentage (.850). The netminder is one of two freshmen to receive NSCAA all-region honors in the Southeast region. Liberty concluded 2013 with a 16-6-1 mark, setting a new single-season program record for most wins. Defensively, the Lady Flames' program-best 14 shutouts also tied a Big South record. The Lady Flames captured their fourth Big South Championship and first since 2005, defeating Radford in the finals on Nov. 10, 5-0. Liberty's goal total marked the most goals in a Big South finals match.
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These days, most playgrounds are super-safe and rusty-tool-free, which is good, I guess. But I also think kids need to be able to scramble around and fall down and have "adventures" when they can. Happily, I think our backyard is turning out to be a private adventure playground for my son--and possibly his more rough-and-tumble friends.
As my son gets older, he's starting to really love backyard playtime. In fact, today he ran right to the back door as soon as I suggested it. And why wouldn't he love it? There are rocks and pebbles to collect, stairs to climb, sticks to swing, buckets of dirt to dig in, plants to smell and hills to scramble up (and occasionally fall down). And, of course, chickens!
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The first severe weather event of the spring is in the books for the Lowcountry. Hail was the primary factor, with numerous reports of large hail, with a report of baseball-size hail near Rincon, GA and tennis ball-size hail in Port Royal, SC (just south of Beaufort; check out TheDigitel Beaufort for pictures). There were a few isolated wind damage reports, but hail was definitely the story. One tool I like to use to examine the aftermath of a storm event is the IEM Cow, an unofficial tool developed by the Iowa Environmental Mesonet that groups issued warnings with storm reports (if there were any for that particular warning). Here's what the Cow says about today's event.
The hail core that dropped the baseball-size hail continued out of Rincon and basically followed U.S. 278 for a time, dropping golf ball-size hail on Hardeeville and Bluffton before weakening as it traversed the north end of Hilton Head and went offshore. Fortunately for our cars, the core of the storm stayed to our north (I live mid-island); we got a brief dose of heavy rain and a very chilly downdraft but not terribly much more than that.