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Barraduff shows how it's done with benefit night
WAS there anybody at all left in Barraduff last Saturday night?
One is prompted to ask that question after seeing a massive crowd from the village and its surroundings throng Tralee Track for a fund-raiser for Barraduff community field.
It was a remarkable display of community spirit and one can only admire those at the organisational end. They didn't just marshal a huge crowd. They managed to sell 158 pages of advertising, secure excellent sponsorship for twelve races, organise excellent prizes for a raffle and run a buster draw.
Moreover, there was a presentation after every race, which sweetened victory for every winning owner.
It was a good example of how a benefit meeting should be run to maximise profit and, of course, it also generated terrific business on all fronts at the Oakview venue. Indeed, on nights like this, one can really appreciate the value of the magnificent complex, which the late Eileen Kelliher, of Castleisland, helped to put in place in 1997 in her capacity as a member of Bord na gCon (with the notable backing of, in particular, the then Tanaiste, Dick Spring).
Racingwise on Saturday night, there were many highlights and one of them was most definitely provided by Labana Zig (Cashen Zig - Spa Rebel), owned by 1975 All-Ireland Kerry footballer, Batt O'Shea.
Running from trap 1 in what was the 11h race (A2 class over 500yds), Labana Zig brought his brilliant trapping ability into play once more to get himself into a winning position off the first bend and he powered home three lengths ahead of Boher Express in 27.58 (.20 fast).
Labana Zig is on a real run at the moment and this was his sixth victory. Others will undoubtedly follow.
Other winners on the night were: Farranstephen, 27.96; Millridge Ghost, 18.10; Storm Alert, 29.29; Lauragh Lennon, 29.14; Kilcurra Zoe, 18.03; Confey Causeway, 42.82; Lithuanian Vilma, 27.75; Heady Days, 28.90; Carriwkeal Zak, 31.85; Dubai Swift, 28.89; Freds Chice, 29.19.


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05-12-2009, 07:31
Can you create a natal chart, choosing the signs for the planets and then based off of what you've created find the birth data?
05-12-2009, 07:56
. . . also called "reversed engineering" this method can work. The key is to start with the outer planets and progressively narrow down the periods when that planet can be in that sign. Pluto first will define a 20 year period, Neptune a 14 year period, Uranus a 7 year period, Saturn a 2.5 year period, Jupiter a 1 year period.
As you move down the scale of time in a sign, don't make the mistake of jumping to a conclusion --- you can be off by 12 years with a wrong guess of Jupiter, for example. Knowing the Sun-sign makes it easier to scan through an ephemeris as you can check just that one month for the other planet's positions.
The Moon will be the last factor to check and this will narrow it down to a couple of days. That is as close as you can get with this method.
There are prior posts in the Astrology Forum about "rectifying" a chart. Many approaches have been covered, the most complete one has not been addressed probably because it might be beyond the scope of interest and skills of many list members who are just entering into astrological studies. It seems to me that the man who developed that method was 'Gillman' if my memory is correct. His approach first determines whether one was born at night or during the day, then goes on to narrow down the time, sometimes within 10 or 15 minutes of accuracy. His method is an obscure one and not known to many, but has some merit at the minimum. Dave
05-12-2009, 09:23
I've actually done this a couple of times on this forum. Or at least I've got the date and time (in Univeral Time) and a good estimate of the locality. I used a method very similar to that described by Dave, except that I used a combination of outer planets and Sun placement to narrow down to the year, month and day (the Sun gives the month and day) and then using the Moon to fine tune the time.
To fix the place, it's necessary to have an Ascendant and MC and some good software. There's no real Astrological or Astronomical skill involved in the process, but it helps to have a reasonable appreciation of the cycles, as Dave notes in his post.
09-12-2009, 19:09
Just as a demonstration, you might look at my first reply to Perris in the following thread:

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Soon after the press conference, editors from major magazines were invited to the GM Proving Grounds for a hands-on driving experience, hot laps with expert drivers and rundown on all aspects of the Camaro. Dealerships saw the Camaro for the very first time in August, at the Chevrolet Sales Convention in Detroit. LIFE Magazine teaser advertisements appeared in early September. On September 25, the first Camaro advertisements appeared in nationwide newspapers. On September 28, 1966, Chevrolet released an extraordinary ad blitz including newspapers, magazines, radio, television, outdoor and tv advertising.
While engineers and designers feverishly worked overtime on the advancement of a four-passenger cars they code-named the F-car, the Chevy public relations, advertising and marketing group prepared the world for the introduction of a vehicle they called the Panther.
All through the summer of 1965 essentially every aspect of the vehicle's design and advancement, from initial design sketches to clay designs, was photographed and thoroughly documented. Chevy utilized the possessions to produce a 30 -minute film The Camaro for sale in Roy MT , which was later on revealed on TV and in cinema. They also presented women's clothes called the Camaro Collection and even a Camaro roadway race video game.
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In November, Chevy sales executives and creative people previewed prototype designs at the GM Tech Center. Campbell-Ewald, Chevy's venerable advertising agency, immediately started deal with brochures, direct mail and sales promotion products, along with print, outside and TV/radio marketing. In April 1966, at the New york city Automobile Show Interview, Chevrolet sales executives admitted no name had actually been picked for the new vehicle, but did announce that prices of 1967 Chevy Camaro for sale in Roy MT design will remain in the Corvair-Chevy II range.
Throughout early 1966 Chevy agonized over a name for its Mustang-killer. GM's upper management was nervous about the aggressive connotations of the Panther name. A comparable bout of cold feet would later on trigger the Pontiac version, code named the Banshee, to be relabelled Firebird. Over its short life time, the F-car had been called by numerous names consisting of Wildcat, Chaparral, Commander and Nova. It's also reported that Chevy thought about utilizing the letters "GM" in the name, and created G-Mini, which progressed into GeMini and lastly Gemini. However, GM's upper management banned the idea, fearing the automobile might be a failure.
Automotive legend has it that someone at Chevrolet lastly proposed the name Camaro and upper management quickly agreed. Although the name has no genuine significance, GM researchers supposedly found the word in a French dictionary as a slang term for "buddy" or "companion." It's rumored that Ford Motor Company scientists also found other meanings, consisting of "a shrimp-like creature" and an arcane term for "loose bowels."
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We were sad to see the announcement in today's paper, Feb. 21, about the plan to discontinue the Peninsula Life section. These are tough economic times for everyone, and we do understand how we all need to cut back. At the same time, the Peninsula Life section has always been one of our favorite parts of the Sunday paper, and it is just one of the many things that makes living in a small town so great.
Getting to know about our neighbors, our community or maybe seeing a feature on someone we know, plus the fantastic photography of Scott Moon, has been something for which we always rely on the Clarion.
The niche of a small-town newspaper is to keep those of us in our community informed about what is interesting within our area, and it seems very unfortunate that the Peninsula Life section will be dropped. Maybe your decision could be reconsidered?
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His latest book "The Devils' Alliance: Hitler's Pact with Stalin, 1939-1941", was published by Bodley Head in in the UK in August 2014. It will appear in the US with Basic Books in October 2014. Polish and Danish editions have already been agreed.
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The older inner Brisbane suburb of Taringa sits comfortably between the broad reaches of the Brisbane River and the wooded slopes of Mt Coot-tha Park. Taringa lies between the business districts of Indooroopilly and Toowong, with their shopping, cafes and offices.
A visit to Mt Coot-tha is a departure from suburbia. Formerly known as One Tree Hill, the 1500ha reserve is networked with gardens and walking tracks. The 52ha Mt Coot-tha Botanic Gardens complex lies at the base of the park and contains an extensive collection of more than 20,000 native and exotic sub-tropical plants, representing 5,000 different species. Regular events are conducted at the Botanic Gardens, including guided walks, talks and art shows.
Further into Mt Coot-tha Park, along Sir Samuel Griffith Drive, the lookout presents sweeping views of the city, the Brisbane River, Moreton Bay and Stradbroke Island. At night, the view turns into a fairyland of lights. The clearly defined and safe walking tracks snaking through the open eucalypt forest skirt ridges, gullies and a number of waterfalls.
The riverside bike track from Queensland University to the city skirts Taringa. The track is easily accessible at many points and offers cyclists, joggers and walkers a delightful traffic-free route into the city.
For those interested in the pioneer history of Australia, a visit to Toowong Cemetery is a must. It is Queensland"s largest and most historic burial ground. Amongst those buried here are a Prime Minister, two Queensland Governors, 13 Queensland Premiers, 11 Queensland Labor leaders, at least 15 Brisbane Mayors and many other prominent political, religious, sports, arts and business figures. There are guided tours and even a ghost tour of the cemetery.
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LOS ANGELES– Twentieth Century Fox Animation and Blue Sky Studios today announced the voice cast for Ice Age: Continental Drift, the fourth entry in Blue Sky's blockbuster franchise, which has grossed over $4 billion in all media.
Ray Romano is back as Manny, the woolly mammoth and the herd's "Big Daddy"; Queen Latifah returns as Ellie — Manny's significant other; Denis Leary rejoins the herd as the saber-toothed tiger Diego; John Leguizamo is at it again as the terminally goofy sloth, Sid; and Seann William Scott and Josh Peck reprise possums Crash & Eddie.
Joining the ever-growing Ice Age family for Continental Drift is a stellar lineup, including Jeremy Renner, an Academy Award nominee for The Hurt Locker and The Town (and whose upcoming films include Mission: Impossible — Ghost Protocol and The Bourne Legacy), who portrays Gutt, a self-styled master of the high seas who's determined to make Manny, Sid and Diego part of his crew; Wanda Sykes as Sid's stowaway Granny, who causes all sorts of problems for our heroes; Aziz Ansari as Squint, a prehistoric rabbit who fancies himself a tough guy; actress-pop music star Keke Palmer as Peaches, Manny and Ellie's headstrong teenage daughter; hip hop sensation DRAKE as Ethan, a handsome young woolly mammoth who has his eye on Peaches — and Jennifer Lopez as Shira, a sabre-toothed tigress who melts Diego's heart.


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We've all got them: those unflattering old photos we don't want anyone else to see.
Fortunately for us, we can keep ours hidden in a box at the back of the cupboard.
But, unfortunately for Victoria Pendleton, when you're an Olympic gold medallist, as well as a contestant on Strictly Come Dancing, these things have a way of resurfacing.
Back at the 2004 Athens Games, there was no sign of the glamazon we now see before us strutting her stuff on the Strictly dance floor.
Way back before makeup artists and hair stylists got their hands on her, Victoria was working with frizzy blonde curls and battling teen skin.
In short, a far cry from the sleek raven-haired beauty look that landed her a big-cash campaign with Pantene and a host of male admirers.
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Celery, raw, 2 stalk, large, chopped
Carrots, raw, 2 medium, chopped
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Beef, top sirloin, 3 piece, cooked, cut into small bite-size pieces (about 1/2 - 1 inch thick)
1.5 cups White Rice (3 cups uncooked)
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3 cups of water
This is a great way to use leftover meats. I have substituted the sirloin with chicken and pork too.
Add oil to large suate pan and heat, add sirloin and cook for about 5 minutes. Add vegetables and suate until onion is clear (approx 5 mins), add rice and water, salt and pepper, stir and bring to boil, cover and lower to medium low heat. Cook until water is evaporated, serve.
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(FOBT; Stool Occult Blood Test)
A fecal occult blood test (FOBT) is a test to detect the presence of blood in the stool, also known as feces.
Reasons for Test
It may also used to detect blood in the stool if you are having abdominal pain, diarrhea, vomiting, decreased appetite, or other symptoms.
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What to Expect
Prior to Test
A positive FOBT does not mean you have cancer. Other things can cause a positive test. Minor stomach bleeding from certain medications, hemorrhoids, or eating certain foods can cause a positive test. To help avoid this:
Avoid certain medications and foods, such as:
- Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) for 7 days prior to testing. If you are taking them daily for medical conditions, talk to your doctor before you stop taking them.
- Red meats, cantaloupe, uncooked vegetables, blood sausage, and possibly hot sauce for 3 days before testing
- Wait until your hemorrhoids are not bleeding.
- Avoid having the test during your menstrual period.
- Avoid cleaning your toilet bowl for several days before the test. Chemicals from the cleanser can affect the test.
Description of Test
The test is most often done at home.
When you are ready to have a bowel movement, you will set up the kit according to the instructions. The kit should allow you to collect 3 samples of stool. Some kits provide a disposable container into which you can pass your bowel movement. Other kits provide you with tissue paper or plastic wrap that you can lay in the toilet to keep your stool sample from sinking into the water.
Another option is to turn off the water valve to the toilet tank and flush the toilet a couple of times to empty most of the water out of the toilet bowl. When ready, pass the bowel movement into the bowl. Collect the sample, then turn the water supply back on to allow for flushing.
Using thin wooden sticks provided with the kit, you will pick up a small sample of stool. You will then smear the sample onto a special card. If you do not have hemorrhoids, some doctors may allow you to smear the sample onto the card with stool from toilet paper. The card folds over to protect the stool sample.
After Test
You will mail or deliver the cards to the clinic or lab. Make sure you have written your name on each card.
How Long Will It Take?
The test should only take a few minutes.
Will It Hurt?
This test will not hurt.
If blood is found in your stool, you may be asked to have additional tests. These tests will help to determine the cause of the bleeding. Although cancer may be one cause of blood in the stool, there are many other causes.
Call Your Doctor
After the test, call your doctor if any of the following occur:
- Development of any new symptoms
- Worsening of existing symptoms
If you think you have an emergency, call for emergency medical services right away.
Family Doctor—American Academy of Family Physicians
Senior Health—National Institutes of Health
Canadian Digestive Health Foundation
Health Canada
Can colorectal polyps and cancer be found early? Colorectal cancer screening. American Cancer Society website. Available at: http://www.cancer.org/docroot/CRI/content/CRI%5F2%5F4%5F3X%5FCan%5Fcolon%5Fand%5Frectum%5Fcancer%5Fbe%5Ffound%5Fearly.asp. Updated January 20, 2016. Accessed March 9, 2016.
Pignone M, Campbell M, Carr C, Phillips C. Meta-analysis of dietary restriction during fecal occult blood testing.. Eff Clin Prac. 2001;4(4):150-156.
Revision Information
- Reviewer: EBSCO Medical Review BoardJames Cornell, MD
- Review Date: 03/2017
- Update Date: 03/09/2016


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"Signifiers of the good life, local bivalves may be harbingers of another phenomenon: species extinction."
"It's not even noon on the Fourth of July, but the restaurant at Tomales Bay Oyster Company in Marshall is already packed. Over 100 cars line the shoulder of Highway 1, while valets help another hundred find parking in a gravel lot. Every one of the 84 bayside picnic tables and charcoal grills is occupied, and even more customers spill onto the grass and benches nearby. The air is thick with music, conversation, and the salty scent of grilling shellfish. It's a quintessential Bay Area scene, perhaps even a rite of passage -- eating oysters is the local equivalent of feasting on lobsters in Maine or scarfing jambalaya in New Orleans. On weekends like this, local oyster farms Tomales Bay Oyster Company and Hog Island Oyster Company serve up nearly 200,000 of the tasty bivalves. And that's chump change when compared to the roughly 7 million oysters that the five oyster farms on Tomales Bay sell each year to local restaurants and bars."
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26 helterskelter26th Mar 2012 09:18:16 AM , Relationship Status: Drift compatible
That never occurred to me. You deserve a trophy...let me get my PIN number so I can get some money from the ATM machine. In any case...I'm not fond of the title.
edited 26th Mar '12 9:18:49 AM by helterskelter
27 Rebochan28th Mar 2012 11:18:30 PM from Soaking up Rays
I've got Sunshine!
So I can't help but notice that a lot of the entries on this page are simply calling out filler episodes. Filler episodes by themselves shouldn't be a BLAM if they don't do anything out of the ordinary for the show just because the plot halts for the duration. And for that matter, even episodes that alter the usual formula shouldn't in and of themselves be BLA Ms just because they're trying a different format. For example, "The Beach" from Avatar The Last Airbender is on here, despite the fact that it still moves the main plot along, greatly develops the villainous characters motivations and personalities, and DOES get referenced again (several times in fact). And on top of that, the plot with the actual main characters IS relevant to the main plot. It's only qualifying factor is...it shows the villains outside their normal routine. Actually, only one episode in the Avatar entry is pure filler, and even IT got a call out late in the show. There's a lot of entries on the page that read like this too. Something to keep in mind if this trope is going to get merged.
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28 rodneyAnonymous28th Mar 2012 11:49:44 PM from empty space
The redirect isn't "BLAM Episode" spelled out though, the M is dropped deliberately. ...which is irrelevant if this is the same as A Day at the Bizarro anyway.
edited 28th Mar '12 11:52:05 PM by rodneyAnonymous
Becky: Who are you? The Mysterious Stranger: An angel.
Huck: What's your name? The Mysterious Stranger: Satan.
Huck: What's your name? The Mysterious Stranger: Satan.
29 Ryusui3rd Apr 2012 01:44:07 PM from In The Middle Of A Field
It's The Greatest Day.
Finally. And while we're at it, let's figure out something to do with "Big-Lipped Alligator Moment." Talk about your holdovers from the early days.
In the event of a firestorm, the salad bar will remain open.
30 Spark93rd Apr 2012 02:07:35 PM from Castle Wulfenbach , Relationship Status: Too sexy for my shirt
Gentleman Troper!
Hey, that's a good point, this does seem redundant. Sure, but that's a matter for another thread.
Special trousers. Very heroic.
As I understand it, A Day at the Bizarro doesn't always count as a BLAM Episode, hence why they are separate tropes. The weirdness of A Day at the Bizarro could have an in-universe explanation such as it being a dream, and/or the episode could turn out to have some significance later. BLAM Episodes aren't just weird; they are weird without any explanation. They come and go and are never mentioned again. These are not the same trope, as examples of one can be disqualified from being examples of the other. I wouldn't take any action unless there's clear evidence of confusion between WHAM episode and BLAM Episode.
32 ccoa12th May 2012 07:30:36 AM from the Sleeping Giant
Ravenous Sophovore
Clocking due to lack of activity.
33 lu12712th May 2012 10:51:08 AM from 空蝉丸
Crowner hooked.
x5 Holdovers like that are a good thing in some ways. I would prefer for the name of any merged trope resulting from this to at least mention the term BLAM.
I'm no sure an episode is a separate, but some of the examples don't fit, at any rate. In particular, if it's about episodes, it shouldn't have any film examples unless we are talking about a long franchise that has one entry which is wildly different in tone or genre (like Jason X, maybe).
36 lu12715th May 2012 10:20:51 AM from 空蝉丸
Calling crowner in favour of merging the pages.
37 SeptimusHeap15th May 2012 10:24:54 AM from Laniakea , Relationship Status: Mu
Under which name? Do we need a Single Prop between the current ones?
38 Spark915th May 2012 10:28:04 AM from Castle Wulfenbach , Relationship Status: Too sexy for my shirt
Gentleman Troper!
Considering the problems with "BLAM" demonstrated earlier in the thread (i.e. people confusing it with the entirely unrelated "WHAM"), A Day at the Bizarro would be best.
Special trousers. Very heroic.
39 SeptimusHeap15th May 2012 10:31:27 AM from Laniakea , Relationship Status: Mu
I think that we might want an Alt-names crowner including the current names and redirects here.
40 ccoa15th May 2012 03:12:41 PM from the Sleeping Giant
Ravenous Sophovore
Crowner tagged in.
A Day at the Bizzaro isn't really the same thing. It's a subtrope. BLAM would be any sudden, temporary change in genre or theme and a Day at the Bizarro would be a surreal version of this.
42 Spark915th May 2012 03:33:47 PM from Castle Wulfenbach , Relationship Status: Too sexy for my shirt
Gentleman Troper!
The previous crowner indicates a strong consensus that yes, this is the same thing (or at least, close enough to be on the same page).
Special trousers. Very heroic.
BLAM Episode probably wouldn't exist as a separate concept on this wiki if someone didn't give it a name that references Big-Lipped Alligator Moment. A Day at the Bizarro should be enough to cover weird episodes, surreal or not. If BLAM Episode really is significantly different enough as a concept, then why not just expand Big-Lipped Alligator Moment to include whole episodes and move them there? Otherwise, go ahead with the merge and call the page A Day at the Bizarro.
44 lu12728th May 2012 08:31:18 AM from 空蝉丸
Bump for votes.
A Day at the Bizarro should be enough to cover weird episodes, surreal or not. BLAM Episode specifically says that it's not just for episodes that are "strange." It's about episodes that don't make sense within the context and continuity of the rest of the series. I'm starting to get annoyed by these TRS threads where no one even bothers to read the descriptions of the tropes they're talking about.
Avatars may be subject to change without notice.
BLAM Episode specifically says that it's not just for episodes that are "strange." It's about episodes that don't make sense within the context and continuity of the rest of the series.So would Nonsensical Episode or Discontinuous Episode or Context Contradicting Episode be more fitting, then?
"The Daily Show has to be right 100% of the time; FOX News only has to be right once." - Jon Stewart
I initially argued against a merge for that very reason, but I decided to concede on that point since the crowner showed an overwhelming consensus to merge. What else can I do?
48 ccoa1st Jun 2012 07:51:32 AM from the Sleeping Giant
Ravenous Sophovore
Calling crowner in favor of Bizarro Episode.
49 SeptimusHeap8th Jun 2012 07:16:51 AM from Laniakea , Relationship Status: Mu
I've merged the pages and subpages, made the notes and moved the indexes, but I'll need some help with the wicks.
50 ccoa23rd Jul 2012 01:27:27 PM from the Sleeping Giant
Ravenous Sophovore
286 wicks left here.
Alternative Titles: BLAM Episode
15th May '12 2:11:20 PM
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> Anyone know what 130 in the p3 mean for buffer busy waits.
> we are having issues with a query looping thru buffer busy waits as
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It also contains published reason codes for buffer busy wait. Be aware that Metalink
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It won't be too long now before spring training heads for its final days and the main focus surrounding the team will likely be on which players make the Orioles' final 25-man roster that will take the field on opening day.
Over the next few weeks, there will be some debate and arguing, as there is every year, that the best 25 players should head north. Of course, this seems to make perfect sense, and why would a team not include one of its top 25 players on the roster to start a new season?
But it is not quite that simple. Bryce Harper is likely one of the Nationals' best 25 now but he could still begin the year in the minors. I have seen some fans refer to Dylan Bundy as good enough to make the Orioles right now. While that is surely debatable, he won't make the opening day roster this year and no one is debating that.
But player options also factor into the equation and there is always a debate over that. Some fans take issue with a club sending a young player with options back to the minors over another that makes the team with perhaps lesser stats during the spring. It seems to happen every year and I'm pretty sure the Orioles are far from the only team with that issue facing them.
If the Orioles selected a starting five of only players that are out of options, they could put Jason Hammel, Tommy Hunter, Dana Eveland and Alfredo Simon in there to man four of the spots.
Troy Patton, a bullpen pitcher not certain to make the final roster, is out of options and that may factor into the final decision on the left-hander.
Position players that could be on that final roster bubble that are out of options include Taylor Teagarden and Jai Miller. I did not include Nolan Reimold or Chris Davis, who both may well be starters, but both are out of options.
If two players competing for a spot are close in their spring camp battle and one has options, that can be a tiebreaker for many clubs. Then they don't risk losing either player and wind up keeping both in the organization rather than exposing one to waivers in an attempt to get him to the minors.
While the Orioles have a lot of pitchers in camp competing for roster spots, there is also a long list of those candidates that could be sent to the minors. That list includes Jake Arrieta, Zach Britton, Brian Matusz, Chris Tillman, Tsuyoshi Wada, Wei-Yin Chen, Matt Lindstrom, Luis Ayala, Brad Bergesen, Jason Berken, Darren O'Day, and Zach Phillips.
The players with options provide the brass with options.
A lot of fans will be watching Arrieta, Britton and Matusz very closely for a variety of reasons. If one or all three pitch well in spring training, but still get sent out to the minors, there will for sure be some frustration expressed here in the comments section.
With a new GM in town (OK executive vice president), it is fair to wonder how much loyalty there will be for players that were already here before Dan Duquette took over and how much more of a chance may the players that he acquired get?
The Orioles, to me, still seem very committed to the big three of Arrieta, Britton and Matusz and I don't think sending any or all to the minors would show any less a commitment. They are still a big part of this club's future, maybe the biggest part. But it is up to them and they need to pitch well.
The Orioles, as a losing club, should still be in a mode to be patient with a young player, especially a pitcher, as they develop and mature. But the player has to show enough progress to earn the patience. It's a fine line between giving the young player the room to grow and get better and giving him too many chances at the expense of someone else getting that playing time or those innings.
Fans get attached to guys they have been rooting for and it's human nature to see some of those players as better than a new acquisition they haven't had a chance to see or root for yet.
In the end, Duquette and Buck Showalter may just be looking for the best players with little or no regard to how or when the Orioles acquired the player.
With all these factors swirling around it's going to be an interesting next few weeks.
What is your take?: How much loyalty, if any, should the club show to a homegrown player compared to one just recently acquired? How should the club handle those players with options? Does it send the wrong message if a young pitcher like Arrieta or Britton goes back to the minors or might that be the best thing for their development? Do you have a dark horse candidate to make the pitching staff?


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The latest iteration of the iPod Touch really treads the line between iPod and iPhone, but make no mistake about it, the iPhone 4 still reigns supreme in a number of ways. Not only is the iPhone 4's camera a tad more sophisticated than the camera that ships with the iPod Touch, but word got out today that the iPod Touch only sports 256MB of RAM compared to the 512MB of RAM that comes with the iPhone 4.
In the know Apple blogger John Gruber tweeted earlier this afternoon:
Ways that the iPod Touch is crappier than iPhone 4: • only 256 MB of RAM; • non-IPS display; • worse camera(s); • no GPS;
And just in case you don't wanna take Gruber at his word, the teardown experts at iFixit corroborated Grubers's tweet a short while ago with, what else, a tweet of their own.
Breaking news: the iPod Touch has only 256 MB RAM, same Samsung part markings as iPad.


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When you put yourself out there, as Wojciech Szczesny does so fearlessly, you have to accept that flak can fly in both directions. The Arsenal goalkeeper recently took some delight in using Twitter to indulge in a spot of Ashley Cole-bashing, after the Chelsea defender missed the decisive kick in an FA Cup penalty shoot-out against Everton.
To his ever-growing band of followers, Szczesny tweeted: "Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No, it's just Ashley throwing Chelsea out of the FA Cup." Earlier, he had nailed his colours to the mast. "Love watching penalties. C'mon Everton!!!"
And so when Szczesny got into the awful tangle with Laurent Koscielny that handed the Carling Cup to Birmingham City on Sunday, the response in the twittersphere was predictable – even if it looked as though Koscielny was the more guilty party.
Szczesny has been warned by Arsenal to lay off the Twitter mischief yet there is little doubt that he can handle it. The 20-year-old loves a joke and he would tell you that it is more extreme in the lower leagues; he can recount one or two tales from his time on loan at Brentford last season.
As Arsenal plot a way to bounce back from Sunday, those at the club who know Szczesny best have few worries. It felt significant that Arsène Wenger announced immediately after the defeat that the Pole, his No1, would start in the FA Cup replay at home to Leyton Orient on Wednesday. Manuel Almunia started the first match.
Wenger appears keen to give Szczesny no time to dwell on his part in the mix-up that allowed Obafemi Martins to score Birmingham's 89th-minute winner, or on his erratic performance in general. But the player has toughness in his genes. His father, Maciej, was a Poland goalkeeper and he is Szczesny's inspiration. The pair talk after each game and the father does not always pass down soothing words.
"My dad has always been very helpful with good advice and he still helps me," Szczesny said. "I call him after every single game and he is very critical, if I am honest with you. That's usually the way dads are, isn't it?"
Szczesny embarked upon his goalkeeping career under the burden of being his father's son. Comparisons were frequently made and in Poland they still are. Szczesny has learned to blot out the background noise and doing so has helped to sharpen his focus. He has emerged as one of the symbols of Arsenal's fresh hope as they enter the defining months of the season and there remains a fervent belief in the dressing room that they can end the club's six-year wait for a trophy, even if the bookmakers now make them odds-on to finish empty-handed.
Daunting tests loom, against Barcelona at Camp Nou in the Champions League and against Manchester United at Old Trafford in the FA Cup, if they get past Orient. For Szczesny, the challenge is to prove that he can take the Birmingham setback in his stride. The smart money says that he can.
However, the Wembley disappointment has evidently needled Arsenal's players. The midfielder Jack Wilshere used Twitter to reveal his annoyance at how Barry Ferguson had ruffled Koscielny's hair as he sat hunched in despair after Martins' goal. "Well done to the BCFC player who slapped Koscielny on the head when they scored, very big of you," he tweeted.
Furthermore, the results of a scan on Robin van Persie's knee are anxiously awaited. The striker damaged the joint in the act of scoring the equaliser and is a doubt for the match in Barcelona next Tuesday.
Yet the overriding theme from the players after Wembley was that they would not allow one crushing loss to derail a promising season.
The striker Marouane Chamakh said: "Mentally, this is a huge blow but we really have to focus on our other targets now. We're lucky that we can play again straight away. We have to forget the final quickly and make sure that the defeat doesn't stay on our minds. We will bounce back. We still have a lot of big games to play and we will fight on until the end."


text: The folks at Brunswick Harley asked me to pass this along to my readers. I have been to two of these runs and they are quite amazing. Last year, about 400 people turned out for the ride. Here's a press release and the flier they sent. Please do your best to make it to this run. It's one of last (or the only) runs left this season, so it's one more chance to ride. I will post this again next weekend as a reminder.


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15 years ago today, two columbine high school students killed a teacher and 12 fellow students in the worst high school massacre in us history. the rockies wore a patch on their sleeves for the remainder of the 1999 season to honor the victims. the patch, with the letters 'chs' for columbine high school, is visible on larry walker's 2000 pacific crown collection card
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There's a compilation album from 1990 that, should you ever stumble across it in a secondhand shop, I implore you to buy. The album is called Tinker to Evers to Chance, and it's by a California band called Game Theory – a greatest hits package from a group who failed to have any hits. Not that Game Theory's leader, Scott Miller, was dwelling on any of that, as his sleeve notes make clear. One song is described as "our first record to reach national obscurity, as opposed to regional obscurity"; of another, he says: "Like the Beatles, I've somehow managed to write lyrics a lot of people think have hidden meaning to be deciphered, but I've done it without any of the burdensome worldwide superstardom the Beatles had to put up with."
From what I've read about him, Miller was always one of those people in love with the idea of being in a band, hence his pursuit of a career in music over three decades, despite his failure to gather ever more than a few hardy souls about his cult. He can laugh about it now: "I was the artist kid growing up, and I developed an intense physical fetish about printing and packaging by the time I was putting records out, so it was a horrible shock to my system that the world has drifted away from that … How can kids today find a way to enjoy life without the concept of coloured vinyl? No wonder they're in gangs," he told one interviewer last year. You get the sense of someone who knew he was always out of time, but could never quite work out why.
Game Theory, Miller's vehicle through the 80s, did much the same thing as the Loud Family, Miller's vehicle through the 90s. That is: they played pretty but muscular pop, characterised by a mix of acoustic and electric guitars, by literate but often non-specific lyrics, by keyboard sounds and production techniques that were sometimes unfortunately era-specific, by Miller's sometimes quavering and uncertain voice. Too spiky for the chart kids; too smooth for the alternative kids – the curse of Scott Miller was being only himself, rather than finding a movement or a trend he could be part of. It might mean he's sane these days, but music never made him rich.
Throwing the Election came from Game Theory's final album, Two Steps from the Middle Ages – the big throw of the dice that delivered, obviously, not commercial success but more failure. It doesn't stop it being a masterful collection of songs, with this one being voted Miller's best ever in an online fans' poll. Nevertheless, I can never quite pinpoint what makes it so special. It has one of those mellifluous, melancholy melodies that envelop you, but then so do many of Miller's songs. If anything, the rhythm section seem a little slow out of the blocks here – there's a slight plod to bass and drums, or maybe it only seems that way because of the filigree guitar-playing.
The magic must be the lyrics, then. For a start, that title – Throwing the Election. It's not the kind of phrase that normally slips into pop songs, let alone their choruses, never mind their titles. It's a lyric that speaks to the disenchantment of adulthood, the realisation that you're never going to be the person who can pick the salient details from the big picture – to the feeling you get when you pass a meeting that, on the one hand, you're glad you weren't invited to but, on the other, can't help wondering why you weren't. There's desperation to it, but also a kind of resignation, as if the key to regaining happiness is realising your own failure, embracing that anger. And so Miller goes from the lyrical fancy of complaining "none of the soaring flight we dreamed/ Is any closer to perfection" in the first chorus to a much balder complaint as the song clatters to a close: "I've got a feeling it's all rigged/ I've got a feeling it ended a long time ago … I've got a feeling the votes are in and I got none."


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Edmonton Catholic school trustees have decided to keep St. Gabriel Elementary School open and close three other aging schools in east Edmonton.
Trustees voted 5-2 to keep St. Gabriel open. But St. Brendan, St. James and St. Kevin Junior High School will close.
The board wanted to shutter all four schools and send students to a new "mega-school" that would be built on the St. Brendan site.
- Parents propose senior-student partnership to save school
- Closure of 4 Edmonton Catholic schools takes a step forward
After voting to move forward in March, the board held consultations on how the closures would affect communities.
The St.Gabriel's parent council lobbied to keep the school to open.
The closures won't take effect for another two to three years until the new mega-school is built. The original plan was to build a $25 million school. However that may be revised now that students from three, not four, schools will be sent there.
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The whole reason the jumps were so huge is that ICC gear had to be significantly stronger than ToC gear, which had to be significantly stronger than Ulduar gear, and so on. Since you no longer progress through those instances, that's no longer the case, so there may be only a couple of ilevels difference between them.
But the important part is that it doesn't matter. Even if ICC gear lasts you all the way to level 85, it's irrelevant because ICC stopped being part of the progression path once Cataclysm came out. So for example, the ilevels may be such that ICC gear is roughly equal to level 85 quest gear. You COULD grind through ICC and be horribly overpowered leveling through Cataclysm... but nobody's going to do that since it would take much longer than just leveling normally.
Fucking hell this thread is a 50/50 mix of idiots with no clue commenting and the rest correcting them. I wish people would just read up on stuff and understand it before mouthing off.
This thread went insane. People just can't stand a dissenting opinion. Why are you all so angry?
it's all good up until level 100 where the stats are increasaing too much and it gets out of control from right there.
If big numbers are important to you (not me, I prefer smaller numbers, easier to work with) then there are addons and script commands that increase the numbers.
If I recall there was a script command called gold to silver ratio or something like that, that multiplied your gold shown, it didn't actually increase, it just looked higher.
I think there must be something like that for stats and damage.
I think the squish would also put less strain on the servers just due to the sheer numbers being lower.
I think that since it was first discussed in Cata (or before) there must've been hundreds of thousands of pages of threads devoted to discussing this.
But when it happens it will have zero impact on your experience of the game. Shrug.
The "anti-squish" crowd does not have an argument other than "omgz my numbers will be smaller". And I am sorry, but that is a shit argument. When it has been explained time and time again that it wont affect your relative power to everything else. I did not like it in the start either, because I too felt it was making me weaker, but then I went and read a bit, and understood what it is doing and why it had to happend. Now I am really looking foreward to it. Also because needing to design all bosses around 2-3-4 healing phases would have been stupid, (which they would have needed to do in the next expansion if no squish) because of the 32bit.
So to put it simple, the "anti-squish" crowd simply does not have an argument worth discussing. "I will feel weaker" is no argument when in relative to all other stuff you will be just as strong as you were before the squish. If you're mad that they "nerfed" your dps from 400k to 4k, just imagine they removed the "," to spaces to the left of your old number.
If you can bring another argument than "I will feel weaker", I will gladly listen, until then, sorry, your opinion and argument is stupid and will be treated as such.
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Let's All Laugh at These Silly Ravers Dancing to the Benny Hill Song
OK, sure, these Dutch ravers at the 2013 Awakenings Festival are not really dancing to "Yakety Sax." Still, who doesn't enjoy making fun of ravers doing funny dance moves? One genius video editor figured out how to perfectly symch up the Benny Hill theme song with ravers looking ridiculous. The result will make you laugh.
[H/T: Elite Daily]


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After Fox endured what was, in 1963, the worst non-fatal shark attack in recorded history, he was understandably wary of the water. It was a trip to the zoo that inspired him to build a shark cage—he saw the caged lions and thought to flip the concept, putting humans behind protective bars. (Jacques Cousteau had also built a shark cage before Fox, but his cage was far less secure and had a different design.) Fox became enamored with sharks and their study, and ultimately ended up as a sought-after authority on the predators of the sea.
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Key Facts In This Video
Rodney Fox was attacked by a great white shark during a spearfishing competition in 1963. 00:11
When he was at the Adelaide Zoo in Australia, Rodney Fox got the idea for a shark-proof cage while looking at the lions. 03:11
Sharks don't typically seek out humans to attack—most attacks occur because sharks mistake humans or their equipment for a prey animal. 05:00
Written by Curiosity Staff September 29, 2015
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Preheat broiler.
Butterfly shrimp by cutting down the center from head to tail, almost but not quite through to the other side. Combine shrimp with garlic, butter, white wine, lemon juice, salt and pepper. Allow to sit for 15 minutes.
Place under preheated broiler and cook for 5 minutes, stirring frequently or until shrimp is pink and beginning to brown.
Place a portion of Rosemaried Beans and Tomatoes in the center of warm serving plates. Place six shrimp on top and garnish with Cilantro Gremolata. Serve immediately. Serves 6.
Combine beans, tomatoes and rosemary. Push garlic from the skins and stir into beans. Gently stir in remaining ingredients an set aside to marinate at room temperature for at least 3 hours. Serve at room temperature.