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And another...more of a 'what if' than hardcore, but hey, free's free, right?
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I really liked the twist at the end... I didn't see that coming and it really makes the story more interesting!
I really like the idea of expanding researchers in the hopes that they will develop a control mechanism for the growth. All of it for money. You dropped the characters into a believable charade. You are good at that.
One common character I find in a lot of your fiction is the "Foil" .. in your stories, the foil is usually a friend or cohort that contrasts to the protagonist in that they are usually the ones that get REALLY big boobs instead of the main character. It seems to satisfy your requirements of 'massive' size desires without ruining the main character. In this story, it's the technician. In 40's it was sort-of an antagonist, the asian BE cream technician. In Katya, it was the bath-girl. In Heavenly, it was the best friend. I'm not complaining.. just making an observation.
If I had to do it, my first instinct is to drop your characters in a controlled environment, like a space station or an underwater laboratory.. where they couldn't escape... or they wouldn't be picked up for months and they were forced to figure out the "antidote" or they would die.. but they were so horny they couldn't focus. And the "bad" guy was sent by the pharmaceutical company to infect the biologists.. but he ends up getting infected too and then gets too big and ends up getting himself killed.. i know, i know.. very abyss.. but with BE and pharma instead of aliens. Hmm.. thank you for the inspiration! Good Job, as always, keep up the good work.
Thanks, guys. Actually the FDA thing was deliberate, didn't want to @#$ off the government. I admit I should pay more attention to bra sizes, but it's been done to death sometimes. There's a thread at that other archive site of BE that they go through the 'sports equipment/fruit/bra sizes', and it's a challenge that I've taken up in trying to describe them.
In a way, 'roaring 40s' is sort of a sequel to this, though I didn't tie the two together visibly. I'll keep the idea in mind...could develop into an international mafia...though Mr. Big of Bimbo Tech has probably already beaten me to it...;)
Good stuff, as usual. I agree with ktc, this begs for another chapter. Otherwise, same minor nitpicks as before, some typos (FDA or DFA?) and cup size errors (DD = E, DDD = F).
Fantastic. Quirky humor, interesting characters, and a good plot. In fact I feel a sequel of just a sex story, and possibly an explanation of how big Terri does decide to get, wouldn't be asking for too much as far as I'm concerned.


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Northgate High School in Suffolk is the third school in the area to remove skirts from the approved uniform list after teachers had to send some pupils home for wearing super-short styles.
Headteacher, David Hutton, said antics in the last school year had made him ban skirts, and make all pupils wear trousers in September.
'With regard to uniform, unfortunately despite contacting specific parents, sending some girls home to change, requiring others to wear a school-owned skirt for the day and repeatedly asking others to 'unroll' their skirts at the waist we still had some girls coming to school in inappropriate skirts,' he told the Daily Mail.
'I have therefore introduced a trousers-only policy, which will enable my staff to focus their time and effort on providing pupils with the best education possible. We are not the first local school to come to the conclusion that all pupils should wear trousers.'
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As cuts loom, Queensbury senator questions use of cable as inmate babysitters
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ALBANY -- State Sen. Betty Little of Queensbury doesn't like the fact that some inmates in state prisons have small flat-screen TVs in their cells.
But it's not because the televisions are a sign of convict-coddling, said Little, a conservative Republican who represents the North Country.
Rather, too much TV time is a symptom of not having enough guards or other staffed programs for the inmates.
"I think you're getting away from the mission in order to save money," said Little, who suggests inmates are being "warehoused."
Questions about whether convicts should have TV privileges have been around for a long while, but it opens the door on what's likely to be a broader debate this year -- over downsizing the state's vast system of prisons and juvenile centers.
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The issue was highlighted during Wednesday's State of the State address, in which Gov. Andrew Cuomo said it was time to stop sending youthful offenders as well as adult convicted criminals from New York City to youth centers and prisons upstate that may be hundreds of miles from their homes.
"Don't put other people in prison to give some people jobs. Don't put other people in juvenile justice facilities to give some people jobs. That's not what this state is all about, and that has to end this session," Cuomo said, drawing some of the loudest applause in his roughly hour-long speech.
In saying he wanted to right-size the state's vast system of juvenile and adult prisons -- many of which are in rural upstate regions -- Cuomo was aligning himself with members of the state's progressive wing who have long complained about New York's so-called "prison-industrial" system.
Lawmakers from New York City have for years complained about the difficulties faced by friends and family of inmates who must travel hundred of miles for a visit. Convicts, they contend, have been used as pawns to bolster dying upstate communities where prisons offer a steady, relatively well-paying source of employment for guards and other workers.
"We thought he would put (prison issues) in terms of the financial problems or as emblematic of the Albany dysfunction, but he went to what we consider to be the heart of the issue: that it's immoral to build a jobs program for the warehousing of human beings," said Robert Gangi, executive director of the Correctional Association of New York, which advocates for prison reform.
"From my perspective as a child advocate ... he was speaking to is what is in the best interest of youth," said Jennifer March-Joly, executive director of the Citizens' Committee for Children of New York. "Placing (young offenders) miles away from home is not only extremely anxiety-provoking, but it really doesn't work."
Many upstate Republicans such as Little serve district that include numerous prisons, and guards who are constituents. They will likely push back against efforts to close prisons or juvenile centers in their districts.
"I wasn't clapping," said Little of Cuomo's discussion of correctional centers.
Aside from social issues such as same-sex marriage, the closing of prisons and juvenile centers may be one of the few areas where Cuomo, a Democrat, and the Senate's Republican majority are likely to disagree during the upcoming session.
For much of his campaign and since election, Cuomo has embraced several traditional GOP battle cries, including the calls for a property tax cap and smaller government.
But prison and juvenile center closures involve a volatile mix of progressive social causes and fiscal conservatism, with the wild card of job losses thrown in.
The potential loss of jobs has Republicans talking like progressives in some regards. Without enough correctional officers, or guards, Little says, "my fear is we are going to start warehousing the inmates."
But mostly, Little and other upstate lawmakers argue that if prisons must be closed, the state should shut down those in the populated downstate areas where expenses are higher and the savings would be greater.
"It costs more to operate them downstate," she said.
There's little question that more prisons and juvenile centers will be closing. The state's current prison population stands at 56,419, down from a peak of 71,472 in 1999. Demographic changes, tougher policing in New York City and recent drug law reforms have fueled the drop.
And proposals to keep juvenile offenders close to home is bolstered by savings. Sending a young offender to a day program while he is at home costs a fraction of the up to $220,000 price tag to incarcerate one person in a state center.
On the other hand, the closure of prisons and youth centers would leave a hole in upstate's already tattered economy.
State efforts to sell the closed Camp Gabriels minimum security prison in the Adirondacks drew no bids late last year. Another closed prison, at Pharsalia in central New York, has remained empty since its 2009 closure. The state Department of Corrections is planning to shutter two more facilities this year: Lyon Mountain, which is also in the Adirondacks, and the minimum portion of Butler Correctional Facility in Wayne County.
Two youth centers, Tryon Boys in Johnstown and Annsville in Oneida County, will be closed this month. That brings to 18 the number of youth centers closed since 2007.
One thing that's unlikely to change is the practice of allowing inmates in selected prisons to purchase small, flat-screen TVs in their cells, with basic cable. Seven prisons currently allow TVs in cells, including Great Meadow in Comstock, Washington County.
Inmates must vote to allow the TVs, and in exchange they limit the number of food packages they can get each year -- which reduces problems with contraband, said Erik Kriss, a Department of Correctional Services spokesman.
Prison reformers like Gangi and conservative lawmakers say it's a fact of life that TV serves as a management tool and provides welcome distraction in an environment that can easily erupt into violence.
"They are really dinky little TVs," Gangi said of the sets, which are about the size of the average computer screen.
"The prison guards say the entertainment is actually a form of protection for them," said GOP Sen. Roy McDonald of Saratoga, whose district covers the Mt. McGregor prison.
"They have television because they don't have adequate staffing," said Republican Assemblyman Tony Jordan of Jackson, Washington County.
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4.05pm: A final market update, the FTSE 100 is just shy of 250 points down.
I'm wrapping up this blog now but for continuing news and reaction to today's decisions stay tuned to the site. As one of my colleagues said: "They've already pledged £500bn and cut interest rates by 0.5%, what more can happen?"
Those sound suspiciously like famous last words.
Thanks for reading and for your comments, I'm off on holiday for three weeks now. Hopefully the economy will be revitalised by the time I return but I'm not banking (arf, arf) on it.
3.30pm: Paul Mason, Newsnight's economics editor, suggests on his blog that the time taken for the government to reach a deal may have been due to resistance from HSBC, the one bank whose share price has remained relatively robust during the crisis. There is also the hint that other banks may have been less than enthusiastic.
3.25pm: Economists have given their predictions of where interest rates are set to go from here on This is Money.
Howard Archer, economist at City research firm Global Insight - 4% by the end of the year
Simon Rubinsohn, chief economist for the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors - 3.5% by the middle of next year.
Douglas McWilliams, chief executive of the Centre for Economics and Business Research - as low as 2% by the end of next year.
3.15pm: Labour MP John McDonnell is one of the few public figures who has questioned the wisdom of today's action by the government. While politicians of every hue have been eager to present a united front in the face of the crisis the left wing MP is not convinced, despite being someone, who in his own words, "has been calling for the nationalisation of the banking sector since this crisis began">. On Comment is Free, he describes the plan as "reckless".
This deal is like your neighbour going on a massive spending binge – throwing a party, buying a new car, going on holiday – and then sending you the bill. Taxpayers will end up paying doubly, once through loose subsidies to dodgy banks and the second time as the recession bites and they risk losing their jobs, homes and going further into debt.
2.50pm: The interest rate cut - the US rate now stands at 1.5% - seems to have had a positive effect on the Dow Jones, which is now up 25.4 points.
2.45pm: The Economist says the government package "cannot be faulted for its ambition" but is gloomy about the extent of the boost it can deliver to the UK economy.
The big worry about the plan is that, conceived in crisis, it will do no more than stave off the worst effects on the economy. Mr Darling expects banks to lend more to small businesses and homebuyers in return for government support. But with the downturn now gathering momentum and house prices now falling so sharply, there will be little appetite for businesses and households to take on more debt. Even the the Bank of England's dramatic decision to cut interest rates on Wednesday may have come too late to avoid a wrenching recession.
2.40pm: FTSE update. The market is down by around 130 points.
1.35pm: Money Week deputy editor John Stepek has written an interesting article entitled "UK banks: what's really happening". He talks about how we got here and what today's announcement means.
It means we've acknowledged that banks are broke. It means existing shareholders will be diluted, while the national debt may well soar, and taxes may have to rise at some point to pay for it. We may see some sort of return from this in the very long term, but don't bet on it.
1.15pm: The Footsie was up 17 points to 4622.2 a short time ago.
George Gallowy, the Respect MP, came up with a priceless response in the Commons to today's events:
Liberals seemed like Labour and the Conservatives are communists
1.05pm: Faisal Islam, from Channel 4 news has described the interest rate cut as "epic news" and part of "a four pronged attack designed to kill the credit crunch".
Is that the most dramatic reaction to today's events by a commentator so far? If you've seen better/worse, please share them.
1.00pm: Lloyds TSB and HBOS have both said they are passing on the interest rate cut to mortgage holders on a standard variable rate.
Canada, Sweden and Switzerland have all cut rates, as well as the European Central Bank, the Bank of England and the US Federal Bank.
12.45pm: Alistair Darling is speaking in the Commons, he says the Bank of England will be pumping "at least £200bn" into the financial system through the special liquidity scheme ". That's in addition to the money that has already been injected through the scheme.
The Treasury is making available a further £250bn to guarantee "any new debt issued by banks". This measure applies to medium-term debt and is intended to get banks lending to each other.
So that £50bn has risen to £500bn. Darling says the lending to banks will be done on commercial terms. He describes the impact on public finances as "exceptional and mostly temporary".
In return for investing in the banks he says he will be looking at executive pay and lending practices.
12.25pm: It is apparently the first 0.5% cut since the 9/11 attacks on the US. The former home secretary, David Blunkett, described the coordinated nature of the cut as "unusual and extremely valuable" on Sky News. Former Tory chancellor Kenneth Clarke has been taking Blunkett to task for Labour's claim that the US is to blame for the current crisis. "Public finances here are much worse than elsewhere," he said.
12.15pm: The FTSE reacted to the interest rate cut by recovering most of the day's losses. It was briefly up on the day after the announcement.
European banks have also cut rates by 0.5%.
12.10pm: The surprise cut, announced by Brown during PMQs (follow live coverage here), was coordinated with other developed countries, including the US, the PM says.
12.00pm: The Bank of England has announced that it is cutting interest rates by 0.5%. It's unprecedented in that it comes a day before the bank's Monetary Policy Committee were due to meet. The rate now stands at 4.5%
11.55am: John Redwood, chairman of the Conservative party's economic competitiveness policy group writes on his blog. "At least we are not going the route of more bank nationalisation." He is of course only partly right. There seems to be a general fear among politicians to refer to nationalisation as opposed to re-capitalisation.
He criticises the leaks that contributed to stock market volatility yesterday but says "any sensible person" will be hoping the government plan succeeds. Now he wants to see the banks do their bit:
What more are they waiting for? Will they now start to resume more normal lending and borrowing to each other? Will the great banks now set about sensitive and sensible banking of all the businesses and individuals in the country, at a time of downturn and difficulty? That means making facilities available where a business has a potentially viable future. Given the extent of state support, the public will be expecting helpful and mature banking on the high street.
11.45am: Peter Hoskin is positive about Brown's statement on the bank rescue plan (watch it here), even if he is damning him with faint praise to an extent. He writes on the Spectator's coffee house blog:
It's full of the usual reminders about "global problems" which "started in America", and platitudes about "fresh and innovative intervention" and "long-term challenges". But, to be honest, this is an arena in which Brown thrives. His dour bank manager shtick lends itself to talk about liquidity, assets and guarantees. The question now is whether voters and companies are convinced by it.
11.35am: For those who have struggled to understand the complexities of the financial crisis, which has seen us learn the meaning of toxic assets, complex derivatives and short sellers, my politics colleague Deborah Summers has forwarded me a link to the satirical website Daily Mash, which has a very straightforward guide to today's announcement. "Banks to lend you your own money, " it announces.
The government is to invest £50bn of your money in British banks so they can lend it back to you with interest.
11.25am: The good news is that banking stocks are up on today's announcement. RBS shares, which fell by more than a third yesterday, were up more than 25% last time I looked, while HBOS, another heavy faller yesterday, was up more than 50%. The bad news is that the FTSE 100 is down significantly, around 170 points.
11.20am: In this morning's press conference Gordon Brown said today's decision was "comprehensive, specific and breaks new ground".
He added: "This is not a time for outdated thinking or conventional dogma but for fresh and innovative intervention that gets to the heart of the problem."
That's one way of describing nationalisation.
10.45am: Bruce Jackson on Motley Fool is optimistic about the government intervention.
Will it thaw the credit markets? It should. In time, I think it will. How long? It could happen any day. Like the stock market, the credit markets are completely lacking in confidence. They are wrought with fear…the fear of failure. They just need firstly a few days, then a few weeks, of relative calm. Then we can all get back to the business of buying great companies at good prices.
10.15am: In an article written before Darling's announcement another unlikely supporter of nationalisation could be found in the shape of the Telegraph, although it managed to avoid any reference to the "n word". Instead Damian Reece writes: "Recapitalisation is the right thing to do." He says all banks' capital ratios (essentially capital relative to risk-weighted assets, which include credit) should be equalised.
Interestingly, he also says: "If I were the chief executive of HSBC for instance, a bank with little need for this extra and very expensive capital, I'd be expecting to see Darling agreeing to guarantee my depositors in return for my participation."
Are these banks really in a position to negotiate? Even HSBC?
Words almost fail commentators on today's action by the government to save the banking industry. Part-nationalisation of all the major banks would have been unthinkable just a few months ago, as would the thought of the Conservatives supporting such a policy.
For the FT the bare facts of the matter are extraordinary enough without need to resort to hyperbole. "UK banks to be part-nationalised" is the paper's front page headline. In an editorial - that again would have been unthinkable a few months ago - the paper lauds the bail out as "the right course of action" and estimates the the bill at anything up to £2,000 apiece.
"All we can do now is hold our breath - and hope it works," says the
Sun's editorial on the plan.
The BBC's apparently never-sleeping business editor, Robert Peston,
who broke news of the bail-out yesterday, was furiously blogging away
by 7.30am. If banks do need the government cash, he warns, "there
will be strings attached - such as restrictions on executive pay and
limitations on what it pays out in dividends to other shareholders.
Taking taxpayers' money will not be a licence to trade as normal."


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WASHINGTON — Nearly 50 years ago, white supremacists planted a bomb in a Birmingham, Ala., church that killed four young girls preparing to worship, an act of terror that shocked the nation and propelled Congress to pass that historic 1964 Civil Rights Act.
Lawmakers now want to honor the victims of the Sept. 15, 1963, 16th Street Baptist Church bombing with the Congressional Gold Medal, the highest civilian honor that Congress can bestow.
Birmingham Reps. Terri Sewell, a Democrat, and Spencer Bachus, a Republican, announced the bipartisan effort Tuesday to award the medal to the four slain children: Addie Mae Collins, Carole Robertson and Cynthia Wesley, all 14 when they were killed, and Denise McNair, who was 11.
Sewell said the bombing was a catalyst for the civil rights movement.
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I have a comment why another comment period? How much longer are you going to purposefully delay fixing this mess which you have sat back and watched get created over the past years. Do you think a lot of talk and no action is going to fix this mess this time also? When has counterfieting ever been legal? I suggest you start trying to understand property rights first. I and so many other investors have totally lost faith and confidence in our markets that you try and regulate and the lasting affects of your inactions will ring for decades to come. Where are we at now $2 Trillion in Fails to deliver? I'm betting a year or 2 from now and a few mor comment periods more we'll be at $4 Trillion in Fails unless someone has some real balls to fix the real problem.


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The coalition government is refusing to support recommendations that would increase transparency and reduce tax dodging in countries both rich and poor, says UK-based global development agency Christian Aid.
The agency is critical of the Government's decision to ignore key recommendations from Parliament's cross-party International Development Committee, which urged concrete action to tackle global tax dodging.
The committee in a recent report called for UK-owned multinationals to be required to report their accounts on a country-by-country basis to make it easier to spot irregularities. The committee also recommended that the UK should push for automatic information exchange between tax jurisdictions to deter tax dodgers.
In its response on 13 November 2012, the Government rejected these recommendations. Despite claiming to see "transparency and information exchange as key tools", the Government continues to back banking secrecy in the form of the kind of bilateral tax deal signed with Switzerland last year.
Christian Aid says tax havens only offer such deals to economically powerful countries like the UK as a means of forestalling tougher international laws, leaving poor countries unprotected and unable collect the tax they need to lift themselves out of poverty. It estimates that corporate tax dodging costs developing countries more than $160 billion a year, nearly one and a half times the entire global aid budget.
A similar deal in Germany is about to be struck out by the Bundesrat, the legislative body that represents the country's sixteen Länder (federal states).
Christian Aid's Senior Economic Justice Adviser, Joseph Stead, commented: "Poor countries are not able to collect taxes and tackle poverty and inequality by themselves because of the lack of international rules that would protect them from the abusive practices of a number of multinationals operating in their countries."
He continued: "The UK Government is failing in its responsibility as major political and economic power to create a global system that works for everyone, not just a few.
"Nowhere is this more clearly demonstrated than in the refusal to assess the global impact of UK tax policy; it is not just the IDC that has recommended this, but also the IMF, World Bank, United Nations and OECD. It's time for the Government to change this approach, starting with the next budget.
"As the UK takes a global leadership role next year at the G8 summit it needs to put this issue on the agenda to help poor countries become prosperous and accountable societies, and not dependent on aid to build their futures," concluded Stead.
The UK government's inadequate response last week came a day after MPs in the Public Accounts Committee had grilled multinational bosses over tax avoidance in the UK.


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After the fun weekend and excitement of the marathon, it's been tough to come back to work and get things done. I had a huge pile of work waiting for me when I got back, including my Stats IV midterm (another Stats midterm? Yuck!), literature review for my qualifying paper/dissertation proposal, grading, and journal article writing. Sometimes I feel like a hamster on a wheel; even when I get one thing done there are always a handful of other things that need to be worked on. It never ends.
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I few of us did extensive research/comparisons, and the Seville fountain seems to be a conclusive match. Also, the bed scene was matched to a hotel in the Seville area, I believeOriginally Posted by anders332;3497197;
I few of us did extensive research/comparisons, and the Seville fountain seems to be a conclusive match. Also, the bed scene was matched to a hotel in the Seville area, I believeOriginally Posted by anders332;3497197;
Sorry to quote myself but I cannot get it to work I will PM someone with it and maybe they can help.Originally Posted by tenngal;3497356;
Last edited by BritLit; 06-12-2009 at 11:52 AM.
Try the link now--I edited it to remove the extra http and clicked on it and went right to the pic.Originally Posted by tenngal;3497370;
Wherever she went, including here, it was against her better judgment. --Dorothy Parker
Sorry to post again but the picture finally showed up in my original post.
Thanks you have been a big help.Originally Posted by BritLit;3497377;
Originally Posted by tenngal;3497263;
I noticed this too. In Valen's video you can see a quick flash of Jillian and the guy in the white shirt (which is Reid, I guess) walking in front of the Cathedral and about to walk down the stairs. I wonder if Reid could be the one closing the door to the room, in the pic with the rolled up sleeve?
It is definitely not Reid. The pic that goes along with it is on the SC only thread post 23 the very last pic. They are both wearing white and laying on the bed together.Originally Posted by KellyGirls;3497387;
I think (heavy emphasis on think) there are two bed pictures in the previews. One is when two people are on a bed and that, I believe, is Ed based on hairline and sideburns. His head is nestled into her shoulder and they both are wearing white. This is definitely Spain because someone found the exact headboard.
There's another bed picture of a guy closing a door while Jillian is in bed. There isn't a distinguishable headboard. That, I believe, is Kip or Reid. I don't think it's Spain though.
As for the cathedral picture referenced above, I believe that is Reid and Jillian, both in white, walking down the stairs. Reid and Jillian have another picture in the nighttime that matches - it's them kissing with her in a similar white dress/similar hairstyle and him in a white shirt.
That may be I don't know just know I recognized the background from the video in the picture that I posted.Originally Posted by loveski;3497396;
I believe it was identified that this is Ed.
This is the one that has yet to be identified as where and who. Hope that helps.
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The Climate Express rolled into Copenhagen's central train station Sunday from Brussels, carrying hundreds of delegates for the 12-day UN summit to reach a climate agreement that would replace the Kyoto Protocol in 2012.
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The Army plans to cut 40,000 soldiers from its ranks over the next two years, a reduction that will affect all its domestic and foreign posts, USA TODAY learned Tuesday.
An additional 17,000 Army civilian employees would also be laid off under the plan officials intend to announce this week.
Under the plan, the Army would have 450,000 soldiers by the end of the 2017 budget year. The reduction in troops and civilians is due to budget constraints, the Army asserts in a document obtained by USA TODAY.
Some of the cuts were expected. During the peak of fighting in Iraq and Afghanistan, the Army swelled to about 570,000 soldiers to ensure that deployments could be limited to one year. After most troops came home from those wars, the Army planned to shrink.
The Army declined to comment on the proposed reductions in its forces.


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You have to love August baseball. This is when the grind of the long season settles in, when depth becomes even more important, when pitchers have to pitch through fatigue and soreness and maybe a little pain. It's when we find out if the pretenders are contenders and whether the favorites really do have the firepower.
August is time for scoreboard-watching. August is time for your ace to go on a five-win hot streak. August is time for the MVP candidates to shine. August is time for big wins, like the one the Giants had on Sunday at home, when they scored five runs in the bottom of the eighth to defeat the Colorado Rockies. Trade-deadline acquisition Hunter Pence had the decisive blow, a three-run home run, his first since joining the Giants. Pence is hitting just .137 with the Giants, but his homer off Rafael Betancourt capped a rally started when Brandon Crawford's leadoff pop fly fell for a single.
Beginning with the Giants, here are 10 important things you need to know as August rolls on.
1. The Giants have an offense.
Since the All-Star break, the Giants are second in the National League in runs scored to the Nationals, hitting .270 with a .339 on-base percentage, also second in the league. Buster Posey, of course, has been on fire, hitting .443 with nine home runs and 32 RBIs since the break. Only Boston's Adrian Gonzalez has more post-break RBIs (35). Melky Cabrera hasn't slowed down either; his .918 second-half OPS matches his .910 of the first half. If Pence can get going to provide another power threat, the Giants' offense looks even better.
2. Remember Jayson Werth.
Ryan Zimmerman, Adam LaRoche and Mike Morse have combined for 23 home runs since the break to power the Nationals, who had their eight-game winning streak snapped Sunday, but Werth provides something the offense has needed all season: A leadoff hitter. Since his return from a broken wrist, Werth has hit .400 with a .500 OBP. On the season, Nationals leadoff hitters rank just 13th in the National League in OBP. "I am totally surprised how my wrist is doing, how I've recovered," Werth told the Washington Post a couple days ago. "When I look down at my wrist and I see that scar, it almost reminds me. Like, 'Oh, yeah.' I almost forget about it until I see the hatchet wound." Werth won't ever live up to the $126 million contract, but he's a a huge key as the Nats push for a division title.
3. Who will step up for the Angels behind Jered Weaver?
Can we stop declaring that the Angels are guaranteed to secure one of the AL wild cards? They're 3-8 over the past 11 games after Jason Vargas outdueled Weaver on Sunday and have slipped 8 games behind the Rangers in the West, and to fifth in the wild-card race behind the Rays, Orioles, A's and Tigers. Dan Haren has allowed at least one home run in nine consecutive starts, Ervin Santana continues to pitch like a ticking time bomb and has allowed the most home runs in the majors, Zack Greinke has been terrible in two of his three starts with the Angels, including the fifth five-plus walk game of his career, and even C.J. Wilson has allowed 27 runs in 29.2 innings over his past five starts. With the starters getting knocked early, the overtaxed Angels bullpen has also been an issue. For all the Mike Trout love, the Angels have a good chance of becoming the season's most disappointing -- yes, even more disappointing than the Red Sox.
4. The Rays are scorching hot on the mound.
If pitchers feed off each other, the Rays are like a pack of hungry wolves right now. Tampa Bay owns a 2.33 ERA since the All-Star break and has held opponents to a .200 average in going 17-11. The Rays swept the Twins by scoring four runs in the top of the 10th and have won eight of 11 to surge into the wild-card lead with the Orioles. Next up on this road: Trips to Seattle and Anaheim. That four-game series against the Angels looms large and David Price and James Shields will start the first two games.
5. Jim Leyland is right ... sort of.
The Tigers manager started a minor firestorm when he referred to Mike Trout as "Wonderboy" in suggesting his own Miguel Cabrera is deserving of the AL MVP Award so far. Leyland's comments really weren't derogatory, as he was simply referring to the potential of voters getting caught up in Trout's storyline. Hey, he's right in that regard; voters do love a good storyline. It's why Ichiro Suzuki won in 2001 over Jason Giambi and teammate Bret Boone. Or why Miguel Tejada won over Alex Rodriguez in 2002. Interestingly, the last "Wonderboy" to challenge for an MVP trophy was A-Rod in 1996, and he finished second to Juan Gonzalez in one of the worst MVP votes of all time.
That's because what MVP voters really like is a player who makes the playoffs. It's why Ryan Braun beat out Matt Kemp in 2011 or why Joey Votto collected 31 of 32 first-place over Albert Pujols in 2010 despite basically identical numbers. Of the 34 MVP trophies handed out during the wild-card era, only six have gone to players whose teams didn't reach the playoffs: Pujols (2008), Ryan Howard (2006), Barry Bonds (2004 and 2001), A-Rod (2003) and Larry Walker (1997). So maybe Trout is the MVP favorite right now, but that all changes if the Angels don't reach the playoffs (the same, of course, can be said for Cabrera).
6. The Cardinals have the same record through 115 games as 2011.
Just like a season ago, the Cardinals are 62-53. However, in 2011 they were just 3 games behind the Brewers and 4 behind wild-card leader Atlanta. While they're 7 behind the Reds in the National League Central, they trail the Braves and Pirates by just 2.5. Like a year ago, the bullpen is struggling -- on Sunday, St. Louis blew a three-run lead in the eighth to the Phillies and lost in 11 innings. Of course, we know the bullpen buttoned down last year.
7. The best trade deadline pickup may have been ... Paul Maholm?
Maybe the Braves got the best Cubs pitcher being shopped around. Maholm's record since June 29: Eight starts, eight runs allowed. He's pitched in obscurity for years in Pittsburgh, often with some terrible defensive teams behind him. He doesn't light up the radar gun but his strikeout rate has ticked up a notch this year, perhaps because he's throwing his slider with greater frequency. Oh, another note: Mike Minor, much-maligned by Braves fans in the first half, has a 1.99 ERA over his past five starts.
8. Manny Machado is here to stay.
Can a rookie lead the Orioles to the first playoff berth since 1997? In four games since his surprise call-up from Double-A, all the 20-year-old rookie has done is hit three home runs, a double and a triple, scored five runs and knocked in seven. Maybe we have a second Wonderboy.
9. The Yankees are 26-22 since June 18. A-Rod is on the DL. CC Sabathia is again on the DL ...
Since reeling off that 10-game winning streak in mid-June, the Yankees have played just above .500 baseball. They're actually 14-14 over the past 28 games. Phil Hughes, having looked better, has returned to being Phil Hughes his past two starts. Ivan Nova lives and dies on whether his curveball and slider have enough bite on any given start. Sabathia has a tender elbow. Andy Pettitte had a setback. And then there's the offense. Curtis Granderson is turning into an extreme all-or-nothing hitter. He has seven homers since the break, but is hitting .218 with a 39/9 SO/BB ratio. Ichiro Suzuki has a sub-.300 OBP since joining the Yankees. And ... the Yankees are still up 5 games in the East.
10. We don't know anything.
Nine teams in the AL are within 5.5 games of a playoff spot. Seven teams are within 5 games of a playoff spot in the NL. That means more than half the teams have legitimate playoff hopes. There is no clear-cut No. 1 team in baseball. We have parity, we have excitement, we have fans filling ballparks (well, at least some of them) and we have a crazy, unpredictable finish ahead of us. Why is that important? Because it gives all of us reason to do plenty of scoreboard-watching.


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While looking through this list of exciting programs planned for the upcoming ALA Annual, I stumbled across the existence of the Retired Members Round Table. I'd forgotten all about this.
It was created last fall, and supposedly "shall exist to develop programs of particular interest to retired persons from all types of libraries and all forms of library services, including formal opportunities for continued involvement and learning; a variety of leadership training and opportunities for mentoring; lifelong professional involvement and networking; and active engagement in the American Library Association and the profession of librarianship."
Anyone can become a member by paying ALA and RMRT dues, so it's also a way to keep getting money from people even after they're not working anymore. Very clever!
Or maybe it's in response to the huge waves of retirements the ALA has been telling us will come. I'm still waiting!
They even have a Facebook page, though they only post to their wall a couple of times per month. You would think people who don't have to work would have more time to update their statuses. With only 43 "likes" at the time of writing, the RMRT isn't terribly popular yet, but maybe we can change all that by handing more money over to the ALA.
Here's the RMRT activity planned for ALA Annual:
Retired Members Cafe
RMRT. Sun., Jun. 26, 4–5:30 p.m. They will plan activities for the new RMRT. The top priority should be convincing over-the-hill colleagues to retire and make room for the growing number of young, new, unemployed librarians. At the very least, they ought to buy them drinks and dinner.
At least it shows they have a sense of humor, though "over the hill" is a very relative phrase these days. I also don't see how this is "developing programs of particular interest" for retired librarians. Unemployed librarians can go to the cafe to see if anyone is persuaded to retire. Then they could go to this discussion and find out how to replace the scores of retiring librarians:
Welcome to Planet FURLOW: Advice for Furloughed, Underemployed, Restless, and Laid Off Workers
Planet FURLOW sounds as depressing as the Retired Members Cafe, although considerably more practical. As for "convincing over-the-hill colleagues to retire and make room for the growing number of young, new, unemployed librarians," I doubt it's going to happen.
For one thing, making room for the new or the young or the unemployed isn't a good reason to retire, which would explain why that reason has never motivated anyone to retire.
The larger question is, why retire at all? People wanting me to retire to "make room" for a bunch of people I don't even know makes me want to work until I die just to spite them.
Does that sound depressing? Not to me. Think of the perks of librarian jobs, or at least a lot of librarian jobs.
Job security. Either through tenure or unionization or some other reason.
Lots of vacation. Public librarians don't always fare so well, but that's just bad choosing. Academic librarians often get several weeks of vacation a year, and those embattled school librarians get the whole summer off.
Mental labor, not manual labor. Manual laborers are the worst off in terms of retirement. They rarely make enough to save much money and their bodies have been harmed by decades of physically demanding work. The most manual labor a lot of librarians do is flipping a light switch. Mental laborers last longer, stay healthier, and are less bored with their work than manual laborers.
Varied work. While there is a lot of dull and routinized work in libraries, it's usually not done by the librarians. It's done by people supervised by librarians, leaving librarians free for coffee breaks, conferences, and deadly boring meetings. Deadly boring meetings are bad, but smart librarians know to avoid meetings whenever possible and various tricks for making sure they're kept short.
Good health benefits. It means librarians can be healthier longer and work into their seventies! At least if they stay away from the doughnuts.
Money. This is the most important at all. Many librarians near the end of their careers are administrators making a pretty good living. Even if they have enough saved or invested to retire, it's still nice having a real income, and with several weeks vacation a year there's still time to travel and do other things.
Instead of feeling like older librarians should retire just because there are a lot of people who went to library school despite there not being many jobs available, turn the question around. Why would we retire? Varied work, good benefits, decent pay, lots of time off? We'd be crazy to retire.
That's it. I'm working until I die, and I'm definitely not joining some retired librarians group.


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Francisco / Frank Cisco....Angolan?
I am aware of a preference for attributing Angolan ancestry to any 17th century person of color with a Latin name. In the absence of any existing written record in confirmation of the Angolan theory, it is well to examine those early records which do exist. One such man of color with a Latin name was "Francisco the Indian", also identified as "Frank Cisco the Indian". While it may be debated whether Francisco was from the Portuguese colony at Goan or an American Indian from a Spanish colony, Angola is a far less likely possibility.
Another interesting example from the Eastern Shore is that of an "Indian" named "Jack of Morrocco". As for the Driggus family, I have seen no proof that this family was Angolan, nor have I seen proof that they were not. The salient point is the wide diversity of unexplored ethnicities which contributed to the diverse group of people known as Free Persons of Color.
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Dugald Stewart has the honours of situation and architecture; Burns is memorialised lower down upon a spur; Lord Nelson, as befits a sailor, gives his name to the top-gallant of the Calton Hill.
A dozen men-of-war are gliding majestically out of port, their long buntings streaming from the top-gallant masts, calling on the skulking Frenchman to come forth from his bights and bays; and what looms upon us yonder from the fog-bank in the east?
Pipes, who, without taking the least notice of the situation in which he found them, told his master, that he might up with the top-gallant masts of his heart, and out with his rejoicing pendants; for as to Miss Emily, he had clapped her helm aweather, the vessel wore, and now she was upon the other tack, standing right into the harbour of his good-will.
Delight, — top-gallant delight is to him, who acknowledges no law or lord, but the Lord his God, and is only a patriot to heaven.
Down royals and top-gallant stunsails, Mr. Starbuck.
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Frank Gregory Gonzales, 45, died June 30, 2001, in Juneau.
Gonzales was born on Sept. 15, 1955. He was a resident of Auke Bay and a former resident of Silverton, Colo. Gonzales was a longtime miner and loved to fish during his spare time.
He is survived by his daughters Valarie Brock of Colorado, Theresa Wolt of California and Bryn Gonzales-Ellis of Colorado; granddaughters Kaitlyn Brock and Taylor Wolt; mother Antonia Gonzales of Colorado; sister Angelina Huhn of Colorado; brothers Robert Gonzales of Colorado and Stephen Gonzales of Arizona; and numerous nieces, nephews and cousins.
A Recitation of Rosary was held on July 5, 2001, at the St. Patricks Church in Silverton, Colo. A Mass of Christian burial was held at St. Patricks Church on July 6, 2001. The Interment of Ashes was held on July 7, 2001, at Greenmount Cemetery in Durango, Colo.
In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations be made to The American Cancer Society at (800) 227-2345.
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