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Wednesday, March 27, 2013
Alright, Buster Olney, you're next
Baseball has kicked legends Joe Jackson and Pete Rose out of the sport, along with others, because of gambling scandals, out of a fear that the fans' confidence -- the customers' confidence -- in the integrity of the competition might be eroded. There must be a basic integrity to the games: There must be at least the perception that the players involved need to try to win...And the same standard must always apply to the work of the front offices.
If I'm reading this right, and after about forty reads I think I am, Buster Olney is referring to the Astros' rebuild in the same sentence as Shoeless Joe Jackson and Pete Rose: they damaged the integrity of the game. (Shoeless Joe might not actually be guilty of anything other than knowing about the Black Sox Scandal - he hit.375/.394/.563 in the 1919 World Series, which doesn't sound like tanking to me, but whatever). Pete Rose did the one thing that has been prohibited by baseball since the 1880s.
How does Olney make the jump from the poster boys of bad baseball behavior to what the Astros are doing? PAYROLLLLLLLLL! As Trostel wrote in an email to me, he's just regurgitating what he wrote a few weeks ago (and I'm not in the mood to go find a link for you) about, "BUT! MONEY! INTEGRITY!"
My favorite part of the piece is the very next line:
Privately, rival executives really like what the Astros are doing, in stripping down the organization and rebuilding from the ground up.
Let's think about that for just a quick second. Olney's pissed, because the integrity of the game has been sacrificed for the long-term health of the franchise. But Corportate MLB as well as "rival executives" don't seem to be too bothered by it. So what's Olney's problem? Draft picks, apparently:
But there is queasiness about the question of whether Houston is angling for better draft picks, in fielding a team on which the highest-paid player, Bud Norris, is set to make $3 million, or about what CC Sabathia makes in three weeks.
First of all, you get queasy from Captain D's, not about another team's rebuilding process. Secondly, paying a player a year's worth of Major League-average salary in three weeks sounds more like a Yankee problem, not an Astros problem.
Perhaps you think Olney would be impressed by the Astros taking this approach - building up their farm team through the draft (which is how it's supposed to work, by the by)...like the Rays and Nationals. Oh but the Rays and Nationals are different! How so?
But the failures that led to those top draft picks were long and organic.
He says this as though the Astros' failures that led to these top draft picks were short, and full of MSG. As though the Astros had pennant-winning teams and thought, "Screw winning now. Delayed gratification is WAY MORE FUN."
Let's look back to 2009, when the Astros should have been about where they hope to be in 2014. On that team, six of the eight position players were in their Age-33 seasons, or older. Carlos Lee made $19m, Miguel Tejada made $14.8m, Lance Berkman made $14.5m. Roy Oswalt made $14m. You can't tell me that a 74-win team with a $103m payroll and an average age of 31.5 is a better situation than the Astros' current one.
The 2009 model was and still is unsustainable, and yelling about integrity when MLB and other front offices "really like" what the Astros are doing means that the problem isn't the Astros', it's Olney's.
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- AGirlintheSouth said...
If the demise of the Astros had been intentional and contrived then I think Olney would have a fair point - speaking to the draft picks. But the Astros fell apart DESPITE their best (and misguided) intentions. To take a team that is doing things the right way and rebuilding for the long term - which, by the way, has a very beneficial impact on baseball - and accusing them of seedy behavior is downright irresponsible.
- March 27, 2013 at 2:29 PM
"short and full of MSG" That made me laugh.
It should be a 2013 rallying cry.
All these natl writers' memories are short and full of MSG. If they could stop preemptively awarding strausburg the '13,'14, '15 nl cy young and gushing over Bryce Harper long enough to remember how those two ended up on the same roster maybe I'd cut them a little more slack.
- March 27, 2013 at 3:05 PM
- March 27, 2013 at 3:06 PM
Check out how they flip flop in 3 years and say what a splendid job the Astros brass did back in 2012....
- March 27, 2013 at 4:19 PM
This ongoing "story" brings to mind the old "Can Michael Vick pass well enough to be a winning NFL QB ?" that was long the fallback story for lazy journalists that wanted to knock out a quick story and hit the bar or golf course by 3....the real story is pretty straightforward - old Astros management tried to "win on the fly" and botched it big-time, new Astros management realizes that spending money to get to the respectable "middle" is a self-defeating strategy under today's rules....any questions ?
- March 27, 2013 at 4:55 PM
Trout should not be allowed to play until the Angels decide he should be paid more. This sums up the Olney position. Because otherwise how are teams to find the next Trout?
- March 27, 2013 at 9:30 PM
- Seth said...
So... 5 years ago everyone rips the Astros for not rebuilding...
Now they are ripped for rebuilding. I think the Astros are just mainstream writers favorite whipping boy.
- March 27, 2013 at 11:13 PM
I think this is a great article. The 'stros are an easy whipping boy right now, and loads of cheap copy about why they are so bad is coming out at the moment.
That said, I love what the astros are doing. I have been a fan since 1998, and this is close to the most interested and excited I have been. The 2004 and 2005 'stros were flawed, having weak players at a number of positions, and no real attempts were every made to fix those gaping holes, aside from decrepit free agents.
What they are doing now is obvious. Build immediate depth through trades, and get a bunch of guys with a chance of succeeding. Then build impact through the draft. The only concern is that the players in the draft the next few years are no Strasbergs or Harpers. We may get a little unlucky by virtue of the weaker 2012 and 2013 draft classes.
And I don't think we will draft Mark Appel this year, either.
- March 27, 2013 at 11:45 PM
The Astros are throwing the season in order to get the first pick. They made no effort to sign quality talent and outside of Norris, Harrell and Altuve the team is full of minor league players. Giving players who have proved nothing a spot on a MLB rosters doesn't help their development it hurts it. They don't have to push a veteran they just have to play slightly better then the other average minor league player behind him.
If you notice never in the history of baseball have teams refused to sign players because they want to develop prospects because that is done in AA/AAA.
There is no integrity of the game when a team like the Astros makes no effort to try to win.
- March 28, 2013 at 4:28 PM


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So since my life completely fell apart, I have taken to the life of the wandering bedouin. While it has been very trying in many ways (constantly having to appeal to friends for space on the couch, recieving mail from my publisher, not having the security of a 'home base', not having cell reception in many areas), it has also been in many ways liberating. I have pretty much eliminated all but the most necessary things needed for semi-civil existence. I carry a back pack and a duffel bag from one place to another.
In my backpack I carry toiletries, two notebooks for journaling, as well as a small Moleskine used for jotting down random sentences that are hopefully going to be useful at some point in the future. I have also made sure to carry around 20 CDs, for those times when I'm actually near a computer or stereo. The albums are as follows:
Nirvana "Nevermind": Pretty much a given for any "road" trip. Infinitely sing-alongable and great for getting drunk to.
Leonard Cohen "Various Positions": I had to have at least one Leonard album. I went with this one because aside from two songs, I love it all.
DJ Shadow "ENDtroducing": Changed everything in my hip-hop mindset. Reeks of cool.
Daft Punk "Alive 2007": Takes all of their best tracks and re-invents them in front of a giant frothing crowd. You cannot be down while listening to this record.
Massive Attack "Mezzanine": The most stellar album in a long history of stellar albums. There is absolutely nothing wrong with this album. It is orchestra for the 21st century.
The Cure "Disintegration": Ive loved this album since I was an angst-ridden 10th grader. Still great for an angst-ridden 34 year old. Great for self-pity and feeling not alone.
Mix CD made for me by my estranged wife when I first started my nomadic existence back in September: Honestly, I cant even listen to this CD anymore. With songs like Coldplay's "Viva La Vida" ('This song is you,' my wife said.), The Flaming Lips beauty "Vein of Stars" (one of 'our' songs), and Regina Spektor's "Samson", its just too heartbreaking to listen to.
Pavement "Wowee Zowee": This is the deluxe double-album re-issue. The sounds here are all over the map, which makes it great for schizo freakouts, of which I have no shortage.
Radiohead "Amnesiac": It was hard to go with one Radiohead CD, but I chose this one because it has the most bang for the buck and I havent listened to it nearly as many times as I have "OK Computer."
System of A Down "Hypnotize/Mezmerize": Another double album, this one is filled with anger and insolence, therefor a must-have for anyone trying to keep the old head above water.
Eminem "The Slim Shady LP": Recorded when he was still hungry, its also funny as shit, even when he's rapping about murdering his wife while his toddler daughter looks on ("There's a place called heaven and a place called hell/ A place called prison and a place called jail/ And da-da's probably on his way to all of em except one/ Cause mama's got a new husband and a stepson").
DJ Irene "Live @ Spundae": An incredible club banger.
Tool "Undertow": My favorite album by Tool. Every song kicks fucking ass.
Sinead O'Connor "She Who Dwells": Yet another double disc, this is filled with otherwise unavailable tracks on one disc, as well a second disc that contains a full concert. She ends every live set with "The Last Day of Our Acquintance".
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7% Solution "All About Satellites and Spaceships": An ex-girlfriend of mine from way-back-when discovered this band and when we bought the CD, it actually contained two copies, which I thought was great marketing–one for you, one to give a friend. Unfortunately I never heard anything else by them. A beautiful, melodic rock album.
Sunny Day Real Estate "The Rising Tide": I dont know why the fuck I carry this around. Every track reminds me of my failed marriage and depresses the hell out of me. But there it is, daring me to get rid of it.
There is nothing like having to dump off everything you own to force a person to know what is really most important. I have about ten pairs of socks and underwear, some warm clothes, hat and hoodie, a pair of clippers for cutting hair on the fly. Some nick-knacks that remind me of my kids, a copy of FUTUREPROOF in both P.O.D. edition as well as the current release from Harper Perennial (best paperback publisher on the planet–if you think I'm just saying that because they are publishing me, go to their website and check out their roster of current authors as well as their even more impressive back list.)
Since August I have traveled from ATLanta to Nashville to Buffalo, NY to New York City, back to ATLanta. After my Feb. 10 reading here I'm back to Nashville (permanently, as I cannot go another month without seeing my kids), and then in March I'm off to L.A. for a reading out there. Change like a motherfucker, right? Its non-stop. But one thing Ive noticed is that in all the places Ive been, the people who have been most forthcoming with–lets face it, its charity plain and simple–are people who own multiple pets. Not just a single dog kept out in the yard, but pets with free roam of the whole house, shedding and jumping up on you. Whats the deal with that? Ive come to the conclusion that it has to do with a certain care-taking type of personality. If a person cares enough about animals to let them take over their residence, even bringing two good-sized dogs into the heart of New York City, then they evidently also give a shit about a fellow human being. Pet owners of the world, unite and take over (apologies to Morrissey, though shop-lifting does have its merits.)
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Gnome 3.0. Chrome OS, LibreOfficeBruce Byfield peers into his crystal ball to pick nine Linux and FOSS stories likely to make headlines in 2011.
This year, I'm giving up making predictions. By my count, my record for 2010 was slightly worse than random chance, and my inability to impress readers individually with cold readings makes me conclude that I should leave fortune telling to the tarot readers.
Instead, here are the stories that are likely to make headlines in 2011 for free and open source software. The New Year being an arbitrary division, the majority of them are developments of stories that began in 2010, or even earlier:
1) The Response to GNOME 3.0The next major release of the GNOME desktop was delayed twice in 2010 -- predictably, since cleaning up and revising an operating system is a large undertaking. Also GNOME developers are hoping to release a polished new version, rather than a work-in-progress like KDE 4.0, whose unfinished state received such a hostile reception in 2008.
Unless GNOME developers can pull a last minute rabbit out of their collective hat, a mixed response for GNOME 3.0 seems inevitable. Even then, a fork to continue development of GNOME 2.0 is probable. A strongly hostile reaction may weaken GNOME's dominant position on the desktop, increasing the popularity of KDE or opening the way for Ubuntu's Unity desktop.
2) The Reception of Chrome OSThe much-delayed Chrome OS should make a debut some time in 2011. A cloud-oriented operating system, Chrome will officially be available only as part of bundled computers, although the source code and unofficial builds are available online.
Some pundits see the potential for Chrome to become a major competitor to Windows. However, while Google's size alone could give it clout, Google's sometimes lackluster marketing of the Nexus phone proves that size is only part of the formula for success. The limited functionality of online apps, combined with issues about privacy and availability, may severely limit Chrome's success. Even if users don't use 80% of the features in most software, they may still prefer to have them all available.
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A SEVERE thunderstorm ripped through Sydney's western suburbs on Thursday night, damaging the roofs of businesses and homes, cutting power to about 3500, and uprooting trees.
The State Emergency Service said at 7.30pm it had received 180 calls for help. The worst-affected areas were at Penrith, Cambridge Park, Horsley Park, Ingleburn and Mount Druitt.
At Blacktown, a fallen power pole trapped a man in his car. He was freed by Fire and Rescue NSW.
In Denham Court a building collapsed, killing a horse.
Rob Sharpe, a meteorologist with Weatherzone, which is owned by Fairfax Media, said winds reached speeds of 107km/h at Penrith and in 10 minutes of the storm beginning 17 millimetres of rain fell in the suburb.
The SES had received 17 reports of roof damage by late Thursday night, spokesman Phil Campbell said. He said a partial roof collapse forced the evacuation of Carnes Hill Marketplace.
The manager of Best Buy Auto on Castlereagh Road, Penrith, Wayne Gerahty, was outside but under cover when the storm hit. He was still drenched two hours after it passed. ''Our yard looks like a disaster area,'' he said. ''The rain was horizontal. I'm 52 and I haven't seen rain like that.''
Mr Gerahty said the wind smashed the windscreens, bent aluminium flag poles and tore others out of the ground and wiped out the yard's power.
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Crashes took 37,133 lives in the U.S. in 2017.
By far the largest number of motor vehicle crash deaths are occupants of passenger vehicles including cars, minivans, pickups, SUVs, and cargo/large passenger vans. The likelihood of crash death varies markedly among these vehicle types according to size. Small/light vehicles have less structure and size to absorb crash energy, so more injurious forces can reach their occupants in crashes. People in lighter vehicles are at a disadvantage in collisions with heavier vehicles. Kahane, C.J. 2003. Vehicle weight, fatality risk and crash compatibility of model year 1991-99 passenger cars and light trucks. Report no. DOT HS-809-662. Washington, DC: National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. Pickups and SUVs are proportionally more likely than cars to be in fatal single-vehicle crashes, especially rollovers. However, pickups and SUVs generally are heavier than cars, so occupant deaths in SUVs and pickups are less likely to occur in multiple-vehicle crashes.
The following facts are based on analysis of data from the U.S. Department of Transportation's Fatality Analysis Reporting System (FARS) and The Polk Company's National Vehicle Population Profile.
A total of 28,896 passenger vehicle occupants died in 2007, 6 percent less than in 1975. However, the distribution of vehicle types among these crashes has changed. Car occupant deaths have declined 31 percent since 1975, while pickup occupant deaths have risen 55 percent and SUV occupant deaths are more than 10 times as high.
Passenger vehicle occupant deaths by vehicle type, 1975-2007
A total of 20,381 passenger vehicle drivers died in 2007, 6 percent less than in 2006 but 5 percent more than in 1975. Sixty-one percent of passenger vehicle driver deaths in 2007 were car drivers. However, the proportion of deaths involving pickup and SUV drivers is growing as the popularity of these vehicles increases.
Passenger vehicle occupant deaths represented 70 percent of the 41,059 motor vehicle crash deaths in 2007.
Frontal impacts accounted for 50 percent of passenger vehicle occupant deaths in 2007. Side impacts accounted for another 28 percent of passenger vehicle occupant deaths.
Forty-four percent of car occupant deaths in 2007 occurred in single-vehicle crashes and 56 percent occurred in multiple-vehicle crashes. In contrast, single-vehicle crashes accounted for 63 percent of both SUV occupant deaths and pickup occupant deaths.
Thirty-three percent of passenger vehicle occupants killed in 2007 were younger than 25.
Seventy-one percent of passenger vehicle occupants killed in 2007 were drivers; 71 percent of these drivers were males.
Computing driver death rates per million registered passenger vehicles allows for comparisons of fatal crash risk across vehicle groups. The computed rates reflect the influence of vehicle designs plus their patterns of use and the demographics of their drivers. Driver death rates are based on 1-3-year-old vehicles only so as to minimize the effects of vehicle aging. Rates based on fewer than 120,000 vehicle registrations are considered unreliable and are not included.
Since 1978, the overall rates of driver and occupant deaths per million registered vehicles have declined across all passenger vehicle types. Declines in death rates have been largest for SUV occupants.
For each vehicle type (car, pickup, SUV), the rates of driver deaths per million registered vehicles in 2007 were lower for the larger and heavier vehicles.
Driver deaths per million registered passenger vehicles 1-3 years old, 2007
Note: Pickups and SUVs are typically heavier than most passenger cars.
Multiple-vehicle crashes accounted for 33 driver deaths per million registered passenger vehicles in 2007, while there were 34 deaths per million in single-vehicle crashes. In single-vehicle crashes, pickups had the highest number of deaths per registered vehicle (59 per million) in 2007. In multiple-vehicle crashes, cars had the highest number of deaths per registered vehicle (38 per million), and SUVs had the lowest number of deaths per registered vehicle (20 per million).
Frontal impacts accounted for 18 driver deaths per million registered passenger vehicles in multiple-vehicle crashes in 2007 compared with 11 deaths per million in side impacts and 2 deaths per million in rear impacts.
Frontal impacts accounted for 17 driver deaths per million registered passenger vehicles in single-vehicle crashes in 2007 compared with 7 deaths per million in side impacts and fewer than 1 death per million in rear impacts.
A vehicle is classified as rolling over if it tips onto its side or roof at any time during the crash. The rollover may occur subsequent to a frontal or side impact with another vehicle or a fixed object. Many rollovers occur after a vehicle leaves the roadway and may lead to occupants being ejected from the vehicle, increasing the likelihood of a fatality.
A total of 10,182 passenger vehicle occupants died in rollover crashes in 2007. Twenty-two percent of these did not involve any other impact.
Crashes in which a vehicle rolled over accounted for 35 percent of passenger vehicle occupant deaths in 2007 (56 percent of single-vehicle occupant crash deaths and 13 percent of multiple-vehicle occupant crash deaths).
Since 1978 pickups and SUVs have a consistently higher percentage of rollover deaths than cars.
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A total of 8,366 passenger vehicle occupants died in single-vehicle rollover crashes in 2007, 5 percent less than in 2006 but 6 percent more than in 1978.
Single-vehicle rollover crashes accounted for 47 percent of occupant deaths in SUVs in 2007, compared with 38 percent of occupant deaths in pickups and 21 percent in cars.
Since 1978, driver death rates for single-vehicle rollover crashes have declined across all passenger vehicle types, particularly for SUVs. Single-vehicle crashes involving rollover accounted for 19 driver deaths per million registered passenger vehicles in 2007.
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Frazier Makes It Official; Ponder Will Start
Viking head coach Leslie Frazier announced today that rookie Christian Ponder will be the starting quarterback for the rest of the season including Sunday's game at home against Green Bay. Frazier says Ponder gives the Vikings the best chance to win right now and that he's not giving up on the 2011 season. Frazier says he liked what he saw from Ponder in Sunday's loss at Chicago especially Ponder's ability to handle the speed and pass rush in the NFL.
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Asked by Leanne, Upstate New York
I have a milder form of autism (Asperger's syndrome). Are there certain jobs that I cannot do after I get out of college? What are the jobs that I will not be able to do?
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Dear Leanne,
Your questions raise a very important point about how people can and cannot function when they have a psychiatric disorder. The point is very simple, and in your case, it boils down to this: You can do any type of job in the world that you are good at and that you enjoy. You shouldn't let a diagnosis of Asperger's syndrome hold you back from any type of employment you want to pursue. On the other hand, you shouldn't feel like you have to work in one type of job or another to meet other people's expectations.
Before I tell our readers a little bit about Asperger's syndrome, let me let you in on a secret. Most of the greatest men and women in history (and many of the most important people alive today) have struggled with one psychiatric disorder or another. Did you know Abraham Lincoln had such bad depression that at one point, he wanted to kill himself? Have you ever been to one of our beautiful national parks? Did you know that the man who built our national park system had manic depression? Believe me, the list goes on and on.
The psychiatric diagnostic manual states that "the essential features of Asperger's Disorder are severe and sustained impairment in social interaction and the development of restricted, repetitive patterns of behavior, interests and activities." I have worked with many people with Asperger's over the years with great pleasure, because although they are, by definition, socially awkward, they have been to a person -- in my experience -- sweet and decent with keen minds and passionate interests in things that I also often find of interest. Unlike many other patients I've treated, I can remember every Asperger's patient because he or she always had one of these unique interests. So, for example, I took care of a fellow once who not only knew every train line in 19th century California, but could also tell you what times the trains left the various stations, say in 1879.
Let me tell you a story about Asperger's syndrome that illustrates both how it runs in families and how individuals with it can go quite far indeed. Many years ago, I was the head psychiatrist for a service that saw patients in a large university hospital. I got called to see a fellow who was depressed about his illness. As we talked, it became clear to me that he had Asperger's syndrome. When I asked him about it, he immediately brightened up and confirmed my diagnostic hunch. He knew a great deal about the disorder.
As we talked, he started telling me about each generation of his family, because history was the interest that burned in his soul. He knew everything about his family tree, including the fact that he was a direct descendent of Sam Houston, the man who was instrumental in winning Texas' independence from Mexico in the 19th century. "This Asperger thing has run through every generation of my family," he told me. "Old man Houston had a pretty good dose of it himself." The patient then went on to tell me in great detail many things about Sam Houston that would indeed fit criteria for Asperger's syndrome.
I have often thought of this in the years since, because one of the really interesting things about Sam Houston is that when Texas voted to join the Confederacy in the Civil War, he stood firm on the side of the Union, ruining his political fortunes as a result. That is an example of a trait I admire in people with Asperger's syndrome, which is a tough determination to be true to their deeply held convictions.
So Leanne, obviously I can't give you advice on what type of job to pursue and what type to avoid, because I don't know you. But let me encourage you to think outside the box and ask yourself whether you might be able to turn your own personal passionate interests into some type of gainful employment. Of course, that is good advice for all of us!
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It's tiny, but it's not a toy.
British troops in Afghanistan have been testing out tiny unmanned aerial vehicles -- a.k.a. drones -- that are small enough to fit in the palm of your hand. At four inches long and 16 grams, the Norweigian-made "Black Hornet Nanos" look just like the tiny play-helicopters you might see at the toy store, but they carry tiny cameras that capture both still images and video.
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Federal officials warned Thursday that space will be limited at the upcoming trial of James "Whitey" Bulger, but said they will reserve seats for Bulger's family and the families of his 19 alleged victims.
The officials said they also plan to set aside 15 seats each for reporters and the public in the 70-seat courtroom where US District Judge Denise Casper will preside over the trial, set to begin June 10.
"We're trying very hard to balance the various interests, and our overall responsibility is to have a fair and seamless public trial," said Gary H. Wente, circuit executive for the US Courts for the First Circuit.
During a meeting with the media at the courthouse Thursday, Wente and representatives from the US Marshals Service, the Federal Protective Service, and the US attorney's office discussed logistics, security, and access for the trial.
Wente said court officials tentatively plan to reserve 20 seats for the families of the alleged victims and five seats for Bulger's family, but would reevaluate that figure each day to accommodate the families.
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Christina DiIorio Sterling, a spokeswoman for the US attorney's office, said, "We understand that space is limited, but we are pleased that the court is able to accommodate the victims' families."
Bulger's case has drawn intense national interest and some international interest, and federal officials said they want to make sure they provide access to the trial without disrupting the court. The trial is expected to run through mid-September.
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Upon flying into Libreville, Gabon I was greeted by lush tropical forest landscapes lining an open coastline and hot, humid temperatures. Wildlife still roam the forests, but are quickly becoming more vulnerable to poaching and trafficking, due to the increase in demand and the premium costs of ivory in illicit markets. In the forests, not far from the capital, poachers are mounting on camelback and illegally crossing national borders, armed with weapons, such as AK-47s and grenade launchers.
These poachers are threatening not only biodiversity, but also national security, and sustainable economic development to the region. The recent massacre of hundreds of forest elephants in Cameroon by poachers required national military action, which further reinforces the urgency for governments in the region to respond swiftly and to effectively work together to combat poaching and wildlife trafficking. In many cases, the same illicit networks that perpetrate the poaching and trafficking of wildlife are also engaged in other forms of transnational criminal activity such as money laundering, corruption, and trafficking in arms and narcotics.
The Sub-Regional Workshop on Wildlife Trafficking and Dismantling Transnational Illicit Networks brought together seven Central African countries from April 3-5. This workshop was held in a timely manner due to the recent poaching threats in Cameroon and the Central African Republic. Funding support was provided by the Gabonese government and the U.S. Department of State, Bureau of International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs.
Approximately 150 law enforcement and conservation government officials as well as representatives from non-governmental and international organizations gathered together for three days of a productive and practical dialogue in support of building a regional wildlife enforcement network (WEN) to combat wildlife trafficking. Government representatives from China and Southeast Asia also participated and collaborated with workshop participants to strengthen international cooperation and target both demand and supply chains of illicit wildlife trafficking networks. Participants were encouraged - in coordination with national efforts -- to protect their biodiversity by leveraging partnerships to include participating non-governmental organizations (NGOs) and international organizations (IOs) from outside of the region for assistance in dismantling illicit networks.
The workshop facilitated the exchange of information and shared best practices to foster and develop innovative responses to stem the poaching and cross-border trafficking of endangered and protected wildlife through the implementation of a whole-of-government approach at the national levels as well as working with government and law enforcement counterparts across borders. During the breakout sessions, senior government officials, NGOs, IOs, and other participants contributed to an open and practical dialogue on a threats and intervention analysis on law enforcement practices, wildlife trade management, legal frameworks and criminal justice procedures across countries and jurisdictions.
In concluding the workshop, the Ministers of Water and Forests from Gabon and the Central African Republic highlighted their commitment to combat poaching and trafficking of wildlife and urged for stronger law enforcement efforts, greater international cooperation, and a regional approach to address the issues. A draft resolution was proposed at the workshop with recommendations that were formulated by the Central Africans to support establishing and implementing a Central African regional wildlife enforcement network. The participants at the workshop agreed to enhance coordination between law enforcement authorities in source, transit, and destination countries to tackle cross-border and transnational organized criminal activities. As a follow-up activity, there will be a wildlife investigations training course at the International Law Enforcement Academy (ILEA) in Gaborone in June with instruction led by U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service for investigators coming from ILEA participating countries that attended the workshop. In addition, the Gabonese government will continue to highlight its commitment to combating the illegal trade of wildlife by burning its ivory stockpiles in the coming months.


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Dairy Today's Wyatt Bechtel brings you the latest from the World Dairy Expo.
You've got to hand it to South Dakota.
Over the last seven years, the Mount Rushmore State has recruited 21 dairies to make the state their place of operation. Most of them are congregating along the I-29 corridor that runs north and south in eastern South Dakota. Among the newcomers is a dairy from my home base of Bakersfield, Calif. That producer, A.J. Bos, has chosen a site near Brookings, S.D., for a brand-new dairy with a 3,500-cow Jersey herd. Bos' dairy is expected to be up and running by next spring. (He'll still keep his Bakersfield dairy, I'm glad to hear.)
Today, South Dakota is home to 92,000 milk cows and in need of more milk. It counts nine milk processing plants, including Davisco, Valley Queen Cheese Factory and a brand-new $100 million Bel Brands facility that will launch late next year.
And just last October, it opened the $9.3 million Davis Dairy Plant, a state-of-the-art teaching, research and dairy processing center. South Dakota State University also is actively recruiting nationwide students to its dairy science program.
The state's recent dairy growth is, in fact, the result of a concerted effort by South Dakota, says Dr. Vikram Mistry, head of the Dairy Science Department at South Dakota State University.
"What has made the difference is the state decided it was going to make it happen," Mistry told me yesterday at World Dairy Expo. "In 1999, when Davisco decided it was going to build its new plant in Lake Norden, S.D., we realized the state would need more cows."
South Dakota got to work. Working through the South Dakota Department of Agriculture and Mistry's Dairy Science Department, the state began an intensive dairy development plan. Among other things, its recruitment efforts included appearances at places like World Dairy Expo.
"World Dairy Expo is a huge show for us," David Skaggs, dairy development specialist with the South Dakota Department of Agriculture, said yesterday at Expo. "It gets us a lot of exposure, and helps us plant the seed to get people to explore the Upper Midwest. We're seeing people from the Netherland and Canada looking to re-locate, and they see South Dakota as a viable option."
For many, Skaggs has been the face of South Dakota's dairy recruitment efforts since he took on the job seven years ago. He knows that successful recruitment is the result of four or five years of relationship-building. He knows what producers are looking for. And when they – like California's Bos – choose South Dakota, "it's a business decision for them," Skaggs said.
They see a state with good feed availability in its hay, corn, soybeans and forages. They see lower transportations costs. They see milk plants that want milk and farmers who want dairy nutrients for their cropland. The cost of farmland along the I-29 corridor ranges from $3,000 to $9,000 per acre, still in the affordable range for many.
A small fly in the ointment might be that, since the first of the year, South Dakota has lost about 8% -- or about 25 herds -- of its licensed dairy farms, likely due to the drought and high feed prices. But that's not been a loss for the state, since larger dairies probably have absorbed many of those cows.
Perhaps the most important driver for the state's dairy development efforts is South Dakota Governor Dennis Daugaard. "He is our No. 1 salesman," Skaggs said.
Daugaard has been a key player in South Dakota's dairy development efforts. He and his team, which includes State Agriculture Secretary Walt Bones, have made the state's support and easy access to the higher levels of government a reality for interested dairies. Gov. Daugaard's office has an open-door policy and is only a phone call away, Skaggs told me. The permitting process takes 90 days if a dairy is in the right location.
Daugaard is not there only for the ground-breaking ceremonies. I've seen him in California pitching for dairies to consider coming to South Dakota.
And when Bel Brands – maker of the Mini Babybel, The Laughing Cow and Boursin products-- announced its decision to build its third U.S. cheese plant, there was no missing Daugaard's exultation.
"I am thrilled to welcome Bel Brands to South Dakota," Gov. Dennis Daugaard said in February. "The impact of this project goes beyond the creation of up to 400 jobs. It goes beyond the estimated annual $500 million economic impact once the plant is fully operational. And it goes beyond the opportunity for our dairy operations to expand both capacity and market share. Having an internationally respected company like Bel Brands as our newest corporate citizen tells the world that South Dakota is open and ready for business from anywhere around the globe."
More dairy states need a champion like Daugaard -- and a team like Skaggs, Mistry and Bones -– people who don't just mouth the words but put them into action.
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As the water enters the sea, it slows down, and the sediment drops to make the delta.
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Musica mechanica organoedi / Musical mechanics for the organist, Part 2
Paperback, 422 Pages
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This is Part 2 of the first English translation of Musica mechanica organoedi, published in Berlin in 1768. The German text and its English translation are presented on facing pages. Part 2 includes all of "Volume Two" of the original edition. Jacob Adlung (1699-1762) was a musician and scholar and organist at the Predigerkirche in Erfurt. His work focuses primarily on the organ, from the perspective of the information an organist might need to know about the instrument, including building, maintenance, tuning, repair, definitions of hundreds of organ stops, and stoplists of hundreds of central European organs of the 18th century. This is Part 2 of a three-part edition.
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Product Details
- 9781609620141
- Copyright
- Quentin Faulkner (Standard Copyright License)
- Edition
- First English
- Publisher
- Zea E-Books
- Published
- November 23, 2011
- Language
- English
- Pages
- 422
- Binding
- Perfect-bound Paperback
- Interior Ink
- Black & white
- Weight
- 2.69 lbs.
- Dimensions (inches)
- 8.5 wide x 11 tall
- Product ID
- 18691848
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Ordinary Americans are losing their faith in stocks: For the fifth year in a row, they are selling their holdings.
An analysis by The Associated Press finds that individual investors have pulled at least $380 billion from U.S. stock funds since April 2007. That is equal to all the money they put into the market in the previous five years.
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This position calls for strong business, sales and communication skills, as well as the ability to work in a team-oriented sales force. We sell to many of the top engineering and scientific teams throughout the Eastern half of the US and Canada. These organizations range from start-ups to Fortune 500 companies to national labs to academic research teams and their activities cover a wide span of engineering disciplines. The successful candidate will be able to quickly grasp complex customer environments and requirements at such institutions, determine the viability of each opportunity, coordinate our response with COMSOL's technical experts, articulate a concise business case for how COMSOL can help the potential customer and close the deal.
COMSOL is the leading innovator of multiphysics simulation software. Our products are continuously pushing the boundaries of computer aided engineering and what it means to be simulation software. The COMSOL product family gives our users the ability to solve even the most sophisticated and challenging problems. Because we believe in presenting our platform in a manner that is both intuitive and flexible, it is natural and easy for these solutions to reach all stages of research and development, improving discovery and the bottom line. We are creating the tools that drive new breakthroughs in physics and engineering, and we love what we do.
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Comcast SportsNet to replay every Blackhawks 2013 Stanley Cup Playoff gameby Comcast SportsNet Chicago / Chicago Blackhawks
Chicago, IL (July 2, 2013) – Comcast SportsNet, the television home for the most games and most comprehensive coverage of the 2013 Stanley Cup Champion Chicago Blackhawks, will provide its viewers with a special programming gift this summer entitled Chicago Blackhawks: A Championship Journey presented by ChevyDrivesChicago.com and Your Chevy Dealers.
Beginning Sunday, July 14 at 1:30 p.m. CT, this extraordinary, five-day (July 14-18) summertime journey will give viewers the opportunity to relive (and DVR) all of the excitement and glory of the Blackhawks amazing Stanley Cup championship run with complete game replays of every Blackhawks Stanley Cup Playoff victory in the Western Conference quarterfinals vs. Minnesota, Western Conference semifinals vs. Detroit, Western Conference Finals vs. Los Angeles – plus, all six games of the heart-pounding 2013 Stanley Cup Final "Original Six" series battle against the Boston Bruins.
Comcast SportsNet will televise the first of its 18 Stanley Cup Playoff game replays on Sunday afternoon, July 14 at 1:30 PM beginning with Game 1 of the Blackhawks opening round, Western Conference Quarterfinals series vs. Minnesota. The remaining three wins from this series will air at 4 p.m., 7 p.m. and 10:30 p.m. also on this day (NOTE: All games from this series were original Comcast SportsNet Chicago telecasts).
Over the course of the following four days/nights (featuring the original "NHL on NBC" telecasts), Comcast SportsNet will air all four wins from their thrilling, seven-game conference semifinals series comeback triumph over archrival Detroit (Monday, July 15) and all four wins from their conference finals series, dethroning defending champion Los Angeles (Tuesday, July 16). Then, on Wednesday, July 17, Comcast SportsNet will carry Games 1-4 of the 2013 Stanley Cup Final vs. Boston beginning at 10 a.m. and -- on Thursday, July 18 -- CSN will carry Game 5 at 3 a.m. and the Stanley Cup championship-clinching Game 6 at 7 p.m.. Also on July 18, CSN will replay its expert, exclusive-access coverage of the 2013 Blackhawks Stanley Cup Championship Parade & Rally at 10:30 p.m. (NOTE: The entire schedule for Comcast SportsNet's Chicago Blackhawks: A Championship Journey is included in this announcement. Game replays will only be made available within Comcast SportsNet Chicago's regular NHL viewing territory.)
Following several Blackhawks Stanley Cup Playoff game replays, Comcast SportsNet will re-air the supplementary Blackhawks Post Game Live presented by Hawk Ford featuring post-game press conferences and player interviews. Plus, fans are urged to visit CSNChicago.com's "2013 Quest for the Cup" page (www.csnchicago.com/show/blackhawks-quest-cup), which serves as an on-demand video warehouse featuring more than 350 videos, including numerous game highlights and exclusive interviews, along with a look back at the playoff journey, round-by-round, with game recaps provided by Blackhawks "Insider" Tracey Myers. Fans can also get interactive during all games of Comcast SportsNet's special marathon presentation of Chicago Blackhawks: A Championship Journey by utilizing the Twitter hashtag #HawksTalk. Please note the following full replay schedule with key game-by-game particulars in parentheses:
Sunday, July 14
1:30 p.m. – Conference Quarterfinals-Game 1: Minnesota at Blackhawks (2-1 OT win -- Bickell scores game-winner)
4 p.m. – Conference Quarterfinals-Game 2: Minnesota at Blackhawks (5-2 win -- two goals from Sharp)
7 p.m. – Conference Quarterfinals-Game 4: Blackhawks at Minnesota (3-0 win -- Crawford 25 big saves in shutout win, two more goals from Sharp)
10:30 p.m. – Conference Quarterfinals-Game 5: Minnesota at Blackhawks (5-1 series-clinching win -- two goals from Hossa; Sharp scores his fifth in five games)
Monday, July 15
10 a.m. – Conference Semifinals-Game 1: Detroit at Blackhawks (4-1 win -- goals from Hossa, Oduya, Kruger & Sharp)
12:30 p.m. – Conference Semifinals-Game 5: Detroit at Blackhawks (4-1 win -- down 3-1 in the series, Blackhawks storm back with two goals from Shaw; Bickell/Toews also score; Crawford 25 saves)
3 p.m. – Conference Semifinals-Game 6: Blackhawks at Detroit (4-3 win -- down 3-1 in this game, the amazing series comeback continues with three third period goals coming from Handzus, Bickell & Frolik's penalty shot game-winner)
7 p.m. – Conference Semifinals-Game 7: Detroit at Blackhawks (2-1 OT series-clinching win -- one of the greatest playoff series comebacks in Chicago sports history is completed by Seabrook's blistering game/series-winning shot in OT)
Tuesday, July 16
10 a.m. – Conference Finals-Game 1: Los Angeles at Blackhawks (2-1 win -- back-to-back goals from Sharp/Hossa)
12:30 p.m. – Conference Finals-Game 2: Los Angeles at Blackhawks (4-2 win -- Shaw, Seabrook, Bickell & Handzus all score)
3 p.m. – Conference Finals-Game 4: Blackhawks at Los Angeles (3-2 win -- down 2-1 in this game, Kane ties it late in the 2nd period, while Hossa gets the game-winner early in the 3rd)
7 p.m. – Conference Finals-Game 5: Los Angeles at Blackhawks (4-3 double-OT series-clinching win -- Kane's 2nd goal of the game at 16:08 in the 3rd gave the Blackhawks the lead, but not before the Kings tied with :10 left in regulation, however, thanks to a brilliant pass from Toews, it was "Hat Trick" Kane's heroics once again, this time in double-OT, that sent the Blackhawks back to the Stanley Cup Final)
Wednesday, July 17
10 a.m. – Stanley Cup Final-Game 1: Boston at Blackhawks (4-3 triple-OT win -- a thrilling Game 1 ignited the capacity United Center crowd well past midnight featuring Shaw's triple-OT game-winner; Crawford with 51 stellar saves)
12:30 p.m. – Stanley Cup Final-Game 2: Boston at Blackhawks (2-1 OT loss -- Sharp's 9th goal of the playoffs wasn't enough as the Bruins Daniel Paille scored in OT to send the series to Boston tied at 1-1)
3 p.m. – Stanley Cup Final-Game 3: Blackhawks at Boston (2-0 loss -- Boston's Tuukka Rask with 28 stops for the win)
7 p.m. – Stanley Cup Final-Game 4: Blackhawks at Boston (6-5 OT win -- this high-scoring game featured Blackhawks goals from Handzus, Toews, Kane and Kruger, but it was yet another Seabrook game-winning OT blast that tied this series at two games apiece)
Thursday, July 18
3 p.m. – Stanley Cup Final-Game 5: Boston at Blackhawks (3-1 win -- pivotal Game 5 victory featured a pair of goals from Kane; Crawford with 24 big saves in this one)
7 p.m. – Stanley Cup Final-Game 6: Blackhawks at Boston (3-2 win…the Blackhawks are the 2013 Stanley Cup Champions!...Kane wins Conn Smythe Trophy as Playoff MVP! In one of the most miraculous finishes in history of sports, the Blackhawks, down 2-1 with 1:16 left in regulation, saw Bickell & Bolland scoring the game-tying & game-winning goals just :17 apart to give the Blackhawks their second Stanley Cup title in four years!)
10:30 p.m. – Chicago Blackhawks 2013 Stanley Cup Championship Parade & Rally (replay of Comcast SportsNet's expert, behind-the-scenes coverage of the historic downtown celebration on the streets of downtown Chicago & Grant Park)


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With over 90 stacked, single trait and conventional cotton varieties available today, plus 80 or so experimental lines in waiting and a bunch of others discontinued every few years, it's no wonder cotton producers get edgy each spring when they pore over listings from university variety trials.
Selection anxiety was the driving force behind a Cotton Incorporated and University of Arkansas project in which producers can use the Web to summarize tons of varietal data at the click of a button. Called COTVAR, it is available on the Web at http://cotvar.uaex.edu.
The project was developed by Fred Bourland, director of the Northeast Research and Extension Center, Keiser, Ark., at the request of northeast Arkansas cotton producer David Wildy, "who asked us to put a program together to summarize these data."
The idea sat on the back burner for a while, and it wasn't until several Mid-South states started working on a parallel project to determine yield stability across states, that data started coming together. "This provided the impetus for starting the project."
Two programmers, Chalmers Davis and Becky Bridges with the Arkansas Cooperative Extension Service, Little Rock, designed the program after meeting with Bourland and Don Jones from Cotton Incorporated. "They did a super job," Bourland said.
COTVAR is not intended to replace annual state variety trial publications, Bourland notes. Rather, it's a way to summarize the data without having to sort through page after page of trial results. Another advantage is that the program summarizes data across states. "We believe that the best observations of a variety is how the variety performs in a general area, not just at one test site in one state."
COTVAR combines information from university trials in Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri, Arkansas and Tennessee.
COTVAR is updated annually to provide the latest information, noted Bourland. "For example, each year, a list of varieties is sent to seed companies, that respond for each variety in terms of its availability and other characteristics."
Keeping up with variety name changes in not a problem either. "With COTVAR, we draw the data from the experimental name, too. The producer may not have that information."
To start the program, select the year you want to look at, then determine the status of the varieties you want to compare — commercially available, experimental lines or obsolete varieties. Then select conventional, multiple trait lines or single trait lines.
COTVAR will then ask you to select locations. "You can choose all locations, or cherry pick locations by states," Bourland said. "Those are arranged north to south by soil type and whether or not they're irrigated.
"We encourage them to pick as many sites as they are comfortable with. A screen will show the varieties tested at those locations and the frequency. Then they can select up to five varieties to compare at a time."
One output screen will show lint yield and fiber quality rank over all locations for the selected varieties. A second output screen will list how each of the varieties performed at each of the locations relative to the mean (or average) at that location. A third output screen lists other characteristics such as plant height and seed information across all locations.
Another feature of the program is the quality index, which weighs four quality measurements common to all varieties — length, length uniformity, micronaire and strength. The score was suggested by Arkansas cotton producer, and Cotton Board vice chairman Bob McGinnis, who wanted a way to evaluate varieties compared to the needs of the export market for U.S. cotton.
Weight was added to quality values based on what Cotton Incorporated suggested was needed for the export market. The score ranges from zero to 100, with a higher score reflecting better quality. "I tell our producers that once they find a few varieties that are their best yielders, then go in and choose the one that has the best quality score."
The score does not necessarily establish an exact threshold for the export market, "but you don't have to worry about mike or length or all these different things you have to balance," Bourland said. "You just look a the score. We're still tweaking and testing, but we feel pretty comfortable with it. I'm already using it in my breeding program. I can sort by quality score. It really helps me."
Bourland says that U.S. varieties that meet current minimum loan requirements might score around 50. "Some of our high quality varieties will get up around 75. That doesn't mean that a variety that scores a 50 will get discounted in loan value. But during tough years, they'll be more vulnerable and simply may not meet our long-term market needs.
"Conversely, you should be in a premium range with a 75. Our market doesn't work too well on premiums, but the important thing is that we need to improve quality so we can still participate in the market."
Bourland suggest that to get the most from COTVAR, "incorporate as many locations as possible to get the best indication of which variety will do well this year, rather than the best variety closest to you in last year's trials.
COTVAR should also identify over time the varieties that are broadly adapted, that do well regardless of soil type and irrigation.
Cotton Incorporated plans to continue its support of the project in hopes of making it a national project. "We are starting to put data files together," Bourland said. "One of the big hurdles we have is defining different growing regions. But we're going down that road."
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