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Shinseki resigns amid VA scandal over veterans' health care — Eric K. Shinseki resigned Friday as secretary of veterans affairs, taking responsibility for a scandal in the VA health-care system over excessive waiting times and coverups of what he called "systemic" problems.
Brian Joondeph / The Daily Caller: General Shinseki's Resignation Won't Fix The VA
Warner Todd Huston / Wizbang: Well, even after claiming that he was sticking around til …
Janet Shan / The Moderate Voice: President Obama Accepts Eric Shinseki's Resignation Amid VA Scandal
Daniel Halper / Weekly Standard: Shinseki Out — The Washington Post reports:
Janet Shan / Hinterland Gazette: President Obama Accepts Eric Shinseki's Resignation Over VA Scandal
Jed Lewison / Daily Kos: Obama announces Shinseki resignation
Colin Daileda / Mashable: Veterans Affairs Secretary Eric Shinseki Resigns
Steve M. / No More Mister Nice Blog: OLD FOX LINE: SHINSEKI MUST GO! NEW FOX LINE: YEAH, HE RESIGNED — SO WHAT?
Scared Monkeys: Department of VA Inspector General Report Confirms Allegations that VA Health Clinics Cooked …
Erin Dooley / ABC News: Veterans Adminstration Scandal: What You Need To Know
Dems help upend Obama's scandal playbook — President Barack Obama tried to handle the Veterans Affairs scandal like he had all the others. — He couldn't. — Democrats wouldn't let him. — There's a well-worn Obama playbook: Let conservative critics burn hot, put off decisions during …
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Josh Earnest / CNN: White House press secretary Jay Carney leaving
Tommy Christopher / The Daily Banter: V.A. Secretary Eric Shinseki Resigns Amid GOP Calls For His Head On A Stick
Sheryl Gay Stolberg / New York Times:
Sloan Gibson Joined Veterans Affairs Only 3 Months Ago
Sloan Gibson Joined Veterans Affairs Only 3 Months Ago
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Dorian De Wind / The Moderate Voice: The Man Who (Temporarily) Replaces Shinseki
Reid J. Epstein / Wall Street Journal: 5 Possible Picks for Permanent VA Chief
Ed O'Keefe / Washington Post:
Rep. Tammy Duckworth on Eric Shinseki: 'I think he has to go'
Rep. Tammy Duckworth on Eric Shinseki: 'I think he has to go'
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Ed Morrissey / Hot Air: Breaking: Obama calls Shinseki to White House ... again; Update: Duckworth calls for his resignation
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Washington Post:
Transcript: President Obama's remarks on resignation of VA secretary Eric Shinseki
Transcript: President Obama's remarks on resignation of VA secretary Eric Shinseki
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Veterans Affairs Secretary Eric Shinseki resigns
Veterans Affairs Secretary Eric Shinseki resigns
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Ben Kamisar / Trail Blazers Blog: Jackson Lee: "It troubled me" to call for Veterans secretary's resignation
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Alesh Houdek / Defense One: Why Did It Take So Long for the VA Scandal to Go Public?
New York Times:
V.A. Chief Eric Shinseki, Set to Meet Obama, Apologizes for 'Systemic' Crisis
V.A. Chief Eric Shinseki, Set to Meet Obama, Apologizes for 'Systemic' Crisis
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Aleksander Chan / Gawker: Veterans Affairs Secretary Eric Shinseki Resigns
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Michael D. Shear / New York Times:
Shinseki Resigns as Veterans Affairs Chief Amid Furor Over Hospitals
Shinseki Resigns as Veterans Affairs Chief Amid Furor Over Hospitals
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Doug Mataconis / Outside the Beltway: Eric Shinseki Out As Secretary Of Veterans Affairs
Maggie Haberman / Politico:
Exclusive: Hillary Clinton's Benghazi chapter — Hillary Clinton offers a detailed account of the deadly attack on the American embassy in Benghazi — and a pointed rebuttal to Republican critics who've laced into her over the incident — in a much-anticipated chapter of her forthcoming book, "Hard Choices," obtained by POLITICO.
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Alex Pappas / The Daily Caller: Hillary Hires 'Dude, This Was Like Two Years Ago' Aide To Help With Book Roll-Out
Ed Morrissey / Hot Air: Hillary book chapter on Benghazi wonders why people are still talking about Benghazi
Hugh Hewitt / The Hugh Hewitt Show: "It is our job to figure out what happened."
Noah Rothman / Mediaite: Hillary Rips GOP on Benghazi: I Won't Play Politics on 'Backs of Dead Americans'
Jed Lewison / Daily Kos: Hillary Clinton takes on GOP's #Benghazi obsession
Catalina Camia / OnPolitics: Clinton: Politicizing Benghazi is wrong, unworthy of country
Hillary Clinton / Capitol Report: Hillary Clinton won't be part of Benghazi 'slugfest,' and more must-reads
Martin Longman / Washington Monthly: Clinton Brings Benghazi Up in Order to Bury It For Good
Sean Sullivan / Washington Post: Hillary Clinton to sit down with Fox News on June 17
Ann Althouse / Althouse: Hillary self-refutes: "I will not be a part of a political slugfest on the backs of dead Americans."
Deirdre Walsh / CNN:
First on CNN: GOP chairman of Select Benghazi Committee reacts to Hillary Clinton book chapter — Washington (CNN) - The chairman of the House Select Committee on Benghazi waved off questions Friday about former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's criticism of GOP congressional investigations …
Lauren French / Politico: Darrell Issa forfeits John Kerry appearance on Benghazi
Stephen F. Hayes / Weekly Standard:
Hillary's Failed Benghazi Spin
Hillary's Failed Benghazi Spin
Katie Glueck / Politico: Republicans blast Hillary Clinton's Benghazi account
Toddler critically burned during SWAT raid — ATLANTA — A family says a SWAT team raided their home in the middle of the night and seriously injured a 19-month-old boy with a stun grenade. — Alecia Phonesavanh told Channel 2's Ryan Young her child is at the Grady Memorial Hospital burn unit …
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SWAT team throws a stun grenade into a toddler's CRIB during drugs raid leaving him in a coma with severe burns — Wisconsin mother Alecia Phonesavanh and her 19-month-old son, Bou, were visiting her sister-in-law in Atlanta, Georgia — Phonesavanh said officers threw a grenade …
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Allahpundit / Hot Air: Horror: Stun grenade tossed by Georgia cops during drug raid lands in toddler's playpen
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Michael D. Shear / New York Times:
White House Press Secretary Resigns — WASHINGTON — Jay Carney, the White House press secretary, is leaving his post as the public face of the administration, stepping down after shifting from two decades of reporting to politics at the highest levels, President Obama said on Friday.
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Gov. Steve Beshear / The Huffington Post:
The Affordable Care Act in Kentucky: It's Working — For months, critics of the Affordable Care Act boldly vowed to eradicate what they insisted was a failed health reform plan — vows they repeated even as thousands, then tens of thousands and now hundreds of thousands of Kentuckians began …
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GOP candidates show signs of retreat on full Obamacare repeal as midterms approach
GOP candidates show signs of retreat on full Obamacare repeal as midterms approach
Jed Lewison / Daily Kos: GOP in retreat on Obamacare
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Kaiser Health Tracking Poll: May 2014
Kaiser Health Tracking Poll: May 2014
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Drew Altman / Wall Street Journal: What's Driving the GOP Health Plan
Catherine Thompson / Talking Points Memo:
GOP Senate Candidate: UCSB Shooting An 'Unfortunate Accident' — Iowa state Sen. Joni Ernst (R), a candidate for U.S. Senate, said Thursday that the recent mass shooting near the University of California, Santa Barbara was an "unfortunate accident." — During a televised primary debate …
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David E. Sanger / New York Times: N.S.A. Releases Email That It Says Undercuts Snowden's Whistle-Blower Claim
Shimon Prokupecz / CNN: NSA releases Edward Snowden e-mail exchange
Warren Strobel / Reuters: NSA, Snowden clash over 2013 internal email release
Peter Weber / The Week: Who cares how much Edward Snowden complained to the NSA before leaking its secrets?
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Mike Masnick / Techdirt: Snowden: NSA Revealed Only One Email, Shows NSA Lied Before... Also: None Of This Matters
Nathaniel Mott / PandoDaily: US Government releases email conversation between Snowden and his bosses
Julian Hattem / The Hill: Snowden email fell short of NSA criticism
Edward Snowden / IC ON THE RECORD: Edward J. Snowden email inquiry to the NSA Office of General Counsel
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U.S. officials, Snowden clash over e-mail records
U.S. officials, Snowden clash over e-mail records
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Gary Schmitt / AEIdeas: Snowden's sleight of hand
Andrew Sullivan / The Dish: Did Snowden Try To Blow The Whistle?
Benjamin Wittes / Lawfare: Thoughts on Edward Snowden's Interview
Rebecca Shabad / The Hill: Snowden denies NSA claim of single email
Alessandra Stanley / New York Times: What Brian Williams Should Have Asked Snowden
Lorenzo Franceschi-Bicchierai / Mashable: NSA Releases Snowden's Email, Says He 'Did Not Raise Concerns'
Paul Szoldra / Business Insider: SNOWDEN CHALLENGES NSA: Release All Of My Emails
Giuseppe Macri / The Daily Caller: NSA Releases Snowden's Email To Legal Office, Says He 'Did Not Raise Concerns'
Josh Gerstein / Politico: NSA releases Edward Snowden email
Jacob Fischler / BuzzFeed:
House Votes To End DEA Raids On Legal Medical Marijuana Operations — "Marijuana does not make people commit crime. It makes them overeat," Rep. Steve Cohen said. The amendment passed 219-189. — WASHINGTON — The House passed an amendment late Thursday night to restrict …
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ThinkProgress: Minnesota Becomes 22nd Medical Marijuana State, But The Only One That Won't Let You Smoke
Ryan J. Reilly / The Huffington Post:
House Blocks DEA From Targeting Medical Marijuana
House Blocks DEA From Targeting Medical Marijuana
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Dana Rohrabacher / National Review: Let States Decide on Pot
Jonathan Chait Follow / New York Magazine:
Why Do Republicans Always Say 'I'm Not a Scientist'? — Well, it's true, anyway. — Asked by reporters yesterday if he accepts the scientific consensus that greenhouse gas emissions contribute to global warming, John Boehner demurred on the curious but increasingly familiar grounds that he is not a scientist.
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Darren Goode / Politico: Republicans on climate science: Don't ask us
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Surprise! The House Actually Managed To Pass A Gun Safety Bill — The United States House of Representatives just passed a small appropriation that will improve the accuracy of the national database used to conduct background checks prior to many gun sales.
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House takes action on gun checks
House takes action on gun checks
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Paul Krugman / New York Times:
Cutting Back on Carbon — Next week the Environmental Protection Agency is expected to announce new rules designed to limit global warming. Although we don't know the details yet, anti-environmental groups are already predicting vast costs and economic doom. Don't believe them.
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Business Lobby Tries to Frighten America About Clean Energy, Fails Utterly
Business Lobby Tries to Frighten America About Clean Energy, Fails Utterly
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Ramesh Ponnuru / National Review: Climate and the Collective Action Problem
Ryan Cooper / The Week: Why the U.S. should act first on climate change
Daniel Halper / Weekly Standard:
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Moe Lane / RedState: Dear God: please make Hispanic-basher Alan Webber Susana Martinez's opponent. Amen.
Noah Rothman / Mediaite: Conservatives Try Their Hand at Dishonest Race-Baiting
Ed Morrissey / Hot Air: NM Dem gubernatorial candidate wants to send Martinez "back to wherever she really came from"
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Scott Walker is falling apart: The little corruption problem he just can't shake — But that has his conservative base up in arms — It seems as though every presidential race in recent years offers up a Republican governor from the upper Midwest as the great white hope.
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'Period Of Turmoil' Preceded Abramson Firing, Says Top Editor At 'Times' — Dean Baquet sat in his new office in midtown Manhattan, the very picture of composure and precision, as he described the top-level dysfunction that led to the firing of Jill Abramson as executive editor of The New York Times …
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Dylan Byers / Politico: Dean Baquet talks Abramson ouster
Catherine Thompson / Talking Points Memo: NYT's Baquet: Jill Abramson Wasn't Fired Because Of Gender
Jack Mirkinson / The Huffington Post: Dean Baquet Confirms He Played A Role In Jill Abramson's Ouster


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After the keynote presentation at the Digital Marketing Conference, someone called out a question to Michael Brito, of Edelman Digital: "Are there any common rules of engagement?". For a bit of context, Michael was presenting on "The Rise of The Social Customer" (see slides here). Not only was he talking about the role of the empowered, social consumer, but also about the business infrastructure that must be built in order to integrate the social customer into the fabric of the company's internal functions: operations, product development, customer service.
He responded with some good feedback. His greatest point was that when you engage in social media as a company you have to be authentic. (more…)

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Botany Bay lies just a few miles south of Sydney's central business district: this is the place where the British, under the command of Captain James Cook, first set foot on shore in 1770. Today the bay is part of Botany Bay National Park, filled with beautiful landscapes, nature walks and fascinating museums.
Initially, the English named the bay Sting Ray Harbour because of the large numbers of stingrays that were found there. However, within a few days more than 3,000 new species of plants had been discovered and Sting Ray Harbour was renamed Botany Bay.


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The Quilt Life The Quilt Life As I See It...
The Quilt Life As I See It...
Ricky Tims
For most quilters—including me—there is a moment of great awakening. It doesn't happen when your spouse is pushed to the edge because you spent too much on fabric. It's not the point where you realize you've made a quilt for every friend and family member you know—and yet you still continue to make quilts. The real awakening for quilters happens when they realize their passion for quilting has become a way of life. I celebrate the fact that the show chairman's living and dining rooms are filled with stacks and stacks of quilts waiting to be numbered and labeled before being taken to the local show site while the rest of family is banished to the nether regions of the dreary and dank downstairs den. This is all just part of living the life of a quilter.
I knew I was living a quilting lifestyle when I finally stopped hesitating to tell strangers on a plane what I did for a living. "Well sir, you see, I'm a quilter!" Just imagine how that goes over! I'd spend the next hour and a half explaining that I was an international teacher, author, and artist.
I tell quilters not to worry or fret if you get passionately involved in your project and suddenly dinner will have to be hastily prepared, if there's any dinner at all. I sincerely mean it when I say that when the final page of your life has been written, your family won't remember that they had to eat warmed-over dinners. I believe that your family will remember, and even treasure, their wonderful "quilt life" and all the wonderful quilts that were created with love and passion by a person who understood that quilting is a way of life. If that describes you, you'll find our new magazine, The Quilt Life, has been created with you in mind.
Ricky Tims has successfully blended two diverse passions of music and quilting into one very unique and interesting career. He is known in the international world of quilting as an enthusiastic and encouraging teacher, an award-winning quilter, and a talented and spellbinding speaker. His innovative and entertaining presentations feature live music and humor combined with scholarly insights and wisdom. His quilts have been displayed worldwide, and are highly regarded as excellent examples of contemporary quilts with traditional appeal.
Ricky began designing and making quilts in 1991 and was recently selected as one of "The Thirty Most Distinguished Quilters in the World." In 2008, Quiltmania named Ricky one of 9 "Exceptional Men" in the quilting world. Ricky was featured in March 2008 on CBS Sunday Morning. He is the author of 6 books (with over 100,000 copies sold) that demonstrate his unique blend of artistry with quilt making. He is the founder of the often sold-out "Ricky Tims Super Quilt Seminars" touring throughout the United States. Ricky also designs his own line of fabrics and threads, and is a promotional partner for AccuQuilt's Go!
Ricky and his life partner, Justin Shults, live in South Central Colorado where they own the Tims Art Quilt Retreat Center.


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The NGSS Space standard in first grade calls for students to, "Use observations of the sun, moon, and stars to describe patterns that can be predicted." The standards want students to be able to describe the patterns. However, they do not require students to explain the scientific reasoning behind the patterns, namely, the movement of the celestial bodies.
I think students need to be introduced to these deeper understandings about the universe. While the concepts of rotation and revolution/orbit will not be formally assessed, they will be embedded throughout this unit through videos, texts, and hands-on activities.
In today's lesson, I focus on explaining the relationships between all three celestial bodies: the Earth, the Moon, and the Sun. In a previous lesson, we discussed the Earth's rotation, which causes day and night. Today, we talk about orbit-- the Moon orbiting Earth, and Earth orbiting the Sun.
In order for students to understand these complex patterns of movement, we will first demonstrate the Earth and Moon movement. Students will use inflatable globes as the Earth (if you don't have inflatable globes, try beach balls or basketballs), and their clay models of the Moon made during the previous lesson. Next, I add the sun into the mix. Students will create headbands in groups of three and recreate the movements. (The Sun gets the easy job, right?)
This lesson relates to the Science Practices of developing and using models, as well as constructing explanations. Students first use models of the Earth and Moon. Then, they themselves are the models, and they are constructing the explanations of orbit and rotation.
In closing, students will create a diagram in their Science Journals to help them recall and describe the patterns of movement. I use marbled composition notebooks, but this is a craft you can search online and find alternate ways to make.
**I printed them on card stock to make them more durable.
In today's warm-up, I want to jog students' memories about a previous lesson, where we learned how the Earth's rotation causes day and night. First, I ask them to turn-and-talk to answer the question:
Why do we have day and night? What causes the pattern of the sun rising and setting?
Discussion is so important! It gives *all* students the chance to process the question, get their ideas together, and practice listening and speaking skills. Discussion also works wonders for your shy students! Plus, if there isn't a lot of excited discussion, that's a clue to me that I need to build a bit more background knowledge. I have students turn-and-talk, and then I call on a few to share with the larger group. Hint: While students are sharing, I make sure all friends have found a partner. Then, I try to listen in and find unique ideas that will take our conversation farther.
Next, we sing the Earth hokey pokey song. I love singing songs as a way to sneak in content knowledge!
First, I demonstrate the Moon's orbit around the Earth. I use an inflatable globe, and we decide as a class that it is a model for the Earth. Next, I get a student-made moon model made of clay. If you don't have these items, you can always use two different sized balls, like a basketball and tennis ball. I suggest either labeling them with marker or putting sticky notes on them, so that students better understand which is the Earth and Moon.
Then, I explain and demonstrate the movement.
We have learned that the moon rises and sets, which is because the Earth rotates. Well, the times that the moon rises and sets change each day. This is because the moon is moving too! The moon goes around the Earth, just like this (moving clay model around the Earth model slowly). When something goes around and around, it is called orbiting. The moon orbits the Earth every day.
The "S" section of our unit KLEWS chart is for science learning. I add the definition of orbiting and a quick diagram here. (Note: A KLEWS chart is a science-specific KWL chart, and throughout this unit, we add to it as a class anchor chart.)
Next, students will use the inflatable globes and their clay models to recreate the movement as they describe it to a partner. I circulate and assist students who have difficulty verbalizing lengthy explanations. Here during a check-in, I made sure to go right back to the idea of patterns. After all, we are learning about orbits and rotations because they cause the patterns in the sky!
I play a transition song, during which students put the models and balls away, and meet me back on the rug.
Next, I explain and demonstrate the movement of the Earth around the Sun. I have student volunteers help me by being the Earth and Sun. The Earth walks in a slow circle around the sun. Once our "Earth" gets the orbit, I remind students that the Earth also rotates. The student then slowly rotates while walking in a circle around the Sun. I stress that all of this takes place very slowly! This is because 1) I don't want any accidents, and 2) when I release this in a second, I don't want mass chaos!
Then the real fun begins, as I call on a third volunteer to be the Moon. We practice just the Moon and Earth. Then, we put all three together and move. (I take out the Earth's rotation here for safety purposes.) The Moon really has to hustle to keep going in a circle around the orbiting Earth!
Now, students create headbands by writing and drawing either the Sun, Earth, or Moon on them. They form groups of three and recreate the movements. I give them exploratory time to work on the movements while others finish. Then, I ask for only Earths and Moons to move together, only Earths and Suns, and all three. By isolating movements, students begin to see how they work individually and together.
In closing today, students will make a model of the Sun, Earth, and Moon model for their Science Journals. First, I model each step of the process and have them complete it. I pre-cut the circles on my version to make this part of the lesson flow better.
First, I am going to connect the Sun to the Earth. I am going to poke a hole through the black dot on the Sun with a brad. To use a brad, spread your fingers on the back of the paper on either side of where you want the brad to go. Then, press it through the paper. Be sure not to stick your finger! Now that the brad is through the Sun, I will stick it through this long rectangular piece of paper, the connector. Watch to see how you fold back the legs of the brad.
Next, I will connect the Earth to the other end of the rectangle with a second brad. Now we can move the Earth around the Sun!
Check out my pics of the finished product!
And here one student helps another as he explored how to use the model!
One reason I love putting this in a Science Journal is because this is just the kind of important information that many parents throw away when it comes home. Instead, having it with the space section of the Science Journal will jog students' memories every time they see it! It becomes part of science, and not an activity to be forgotten. This activity also comes right back to the Science Practice of building and using models to explain information!


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Snow Emergencies Declared In Utica, Frankfort
Mayor Robert Palmieri has declared a Snow Emergency for the City of Utica that will go into effect at 10:00 tonight and will remain in effect until further notice.
Any vehicles left on city streets after 10:00 will be subject to ticketing and towing at the owners expense.
Palmieri says DPW crews began plowing at 11 p.m New Year's Day and they've been proactive as possible in minimizing the effect the snow will have on travelers.
There are also Snow Emergencies in the Villages of Frankfort, Herkimer, Mohawk and Ilion.


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I had decent copy on AO-73 during a pass around 15:30Z this morning. Packets were decoding nicely, but none of them made it to the warehouse. My PC had a working internet connection, and I've been successful uploading in the past.
A few observations/thoughts:
1) Its been about a year since I've uploaded anything (sorry), so I don't know if there is a way to verify my call WB4SON and password?
2) I did notice that all my browser links to the front page of the warehouse were using SSL (as in https://warehouse.funcube.org.uk//) SSL connections to the warehouse seem to no longer work.
Anyway, I'd like to start gathering data again and uploading it, so I'd appreciate any suggestions. (Dashboard is 10.848.1, which appears to be the latest version)
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Dear Lauri,
Last night I dreamed I was sleeping in my grandparents house. Someone left a bag in the hallway that was exploding over and over again. – Beth 38, Nashville, TN
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Lauri: Where your dream takes place is often a good place to start when deciphering it, as it will be a reflection of how you feel about some "area" of your life. Your grandparents' house may mean that you feel some area of your life is getting old. The exploding bag is another clue. The way it explodes over and over again makes me think this is connected to some recurring behavior pattern. Are you or is someone around you the type that holds in, contains, your (their) anger only to finally explode? The fact that you are sleeping indicates you need to finally wake up and do something about it.
Beth replies: I'm facing a new stage of life, but really struggling with moving on and decisions surrounding "where do I go from here". I have an empty nest now so I could go anywhere and do anything I wanted as far as career and location are concerned. I'm toying with a few different ideas but often wonder if I'm too old to start over. As far as the exploding bag, I'm definitely the type to hold stuff in and let it build up. In fact, something has been coming up repeatedly in a relationship and I haven't dealt with it. I think I'm afraid I may explode at that person. Wow.
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Need for the "Execution Date" on the Property Contract News
In situation one did not realize it, those things adopted an agreement are associated with the "execution" date, also referred to as the "date of ultimate acceptance" (Texas Association of REALTORS® (TAR) form 1601, pg.7). Which means that all addendums or contracts with specified deadlines should be met inside the time specified in calendar form day basis with the first day beginning the next day the performed date.
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When confronted with property owner's association documents, surveys, and 3rd party financing approvals, exactly the same rule applies. When the addendums specify a particular length of time, you have to make sure to adhere to the deadlines or perhaps be in arrears – that is no good factor.
Remember, the time starts ticking around the date of ultimate acceptance, also referred to as the execution date or even the effective date. Professional REALTORS® ought to always be conscious of time limitations in your contract, and want to help remind you from the date like a buyer or seller. Otherwise, make sure to ask your REALTOR® exactly what the time period is.


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Romance Town is a story of domestic help who work for rich households. No Soon Geum (Sung Yuri) is one of these housekeepers. As a child, Soon Geum had dreamt of living a grand life in a Cinderella story, complete with her own white knight, but that dream had faded as reality took over. However, she reaches a turning point in her life when she is hired as a maid for the rich and handsome Kang Gun Woo (Jung Gyu Woon).
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Camper captures near-miss lightning strike on video
Bruce Hyland wasn't sure exactly what he had captured...at first. But upon closer inspection, this camper realized he had caught a lightning strike that hit only feet away from his campsite. VPC
A man shooting video of a sudden hailstorm at a mountain lake ended up capturing a lightning strike just a few steps from where he was standing.
Bruce Hyland, 63, an Aerojet engineer, was camping with friends at Shoshone Lake in Yellowstone National Park June 10 when he pulled out a point-and-shoot camera to record the late-season hailstorm while the rest of the group huddled under a tarp.
"All of a sudden we hear this enormous crash," Hyland said to KXTV. "We didn't see a flash of lighting, we didn't know how near it was."
Hyland said no one realized the lightning had struck two trees next to their campsite until they reviewed the video he had just shot.
"You can clearly see one frame is completely saturated with light from the strike, and yet we didn't see that at all," he said.
One-thirtieth of a second later, the flash is gone but an orange glow can be seen in the trees and reflected in water splashed up from the lake by hailstones. At the same time, the ground appears to erupt as the enormous energy from the lightning strike finds a path through the tree roots.
Hyland said he and his friends later reflected on how close they came to disaster, with medical help several hours away.
"If we had been standing or camping on any one of those paths, I suspect the outcome would have been way different than it was," he said.


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(Reuters) - JPMorgan Chase & Co (JPM.N) easily beat Wall Street's third-quarter profit expectations on Thursday, with loan growth and higher interest rates more than offsetting weakness in its markets-related unit.
Executives at the largest U.S. bank touted the diverse mix of businesses that allow JPMorgan to weather a dip in one area or another, and downplayed a 27 percent drop in bond trading revenue even though weakness has continued into the fourth quarter.
Overall, JPMorgan's profit rose 7.1 percent in the third quarter compared with the year-ago period, to $6.73 billion, or $1.76 per share. Analysts had expected earnings of $1.65 per share, according to Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S.
The bank's total revenue of $25.33 billion also topped the average analyst estimate of $25.23 billion.
In early notes to clients, analysts characterized the results as "solid" or "pretty good," given problems in bond trading that have affected Wall Street banks for some time.
"The results were solid but not exceptional," said Morningstar analyst Jim Sinegal.
JPMorgan shares were down 0.4 percent at $96.48 in morning trading.
Growth in credit cards, auto loans, commercial banking and corporate advisory fees drove the results, with average core loans up 7 percent during the quarter. JPMorgan's net interest income, or the difference between what it pays for funds and collects from lending them out, rose 10 percent.
However, markets revenue fell 21 percent as the slump in bond trading outweighed a more modest dip in equities, slightly worse than the roughly 20 percent drop Chief Executive Jamie Dimon had forecast at an event in September.
Wall Street banks have been grappling with bond market challenges for most of the past seven years, as client volumes have been depressed for a number of reasons and new regulations have restricted certain activities and made trading more expensive.
JPMorgan fared worse last quarter than rival Citigroup Inc (C.N), which reported a 16 percent decline in bond trading on Thursday. The trends bode poorly for Goldman Sachs Group Inc (GS.N), which has struggled more in bond trading recently than other Wall Street banks.
JPMorgan's markets revenue is likely to drop again in the fourth quarter because the year-ago period was strong, Chief Financial Officer Marianne Lake said on a conference call with analysts.
Trading revenue during the fourth quarter of 2016 benefited from a surge in trading activity following the U.S. election.
Still, management maintained earlier guidance for full-year net interest income, expenses, charge-offs and loan growth, indicating that they expect JPMorgan's other businesses to continue to offset capital markets pain.
During a call with reporters, Lake cited "the benefits of diversification and scale," while Daniel Pinto, who runs JPMorgan's investment bank, pointed to "balanced strength across diverse businesses" in a memo to employees.
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Texas Roadhouse International Franchising
Texas Roadhouse opened its doors in 1993. Today, we have more than 450 locations in 49 states and four foreign countries. We went public in 2004 and trade on NASDAQ under the symbol TXRH.
While we are famous for our Hand-Cut Steaks and Fall-Off-The-Bone Ribs, our menu also features several chicken and seafood selections. The majority of our entrees, which generally range in price from $9.49 to $24.99, include two Made-From-Scratch Sides. We also provide our guests with a basket of hot, Fresh-Baked Bread and all-you-can-eat roasted in-shell peanuts.
The typical Texas Roadhouse restaurant ranges in size from approximately 6,700 to 7,500 square feet and seats about 245 to 291 guests. Each restaurant has a staff of approximately 100 people.
We pride ourselves on providing fresh, quality food at a value, which is why we make our food from scratch, even the bacon bits, croutons, and dressings.
Each of our restaurants employ a butcher and a baker. The butchers, or "Meat Cutters" as we call them, hand-cut each and every steak that we serve. Our meat cutters work in 34-degree coolers and cut an average of $500,000 of meat a year per store.
Our bakers are responsible for making our yeast rolls from scratch every day. Our Legendary bread is baked fresh every five minutes and served piping hot along with our homemade cinnamon butter to our guests as they are seated.
Our restaurants are generally a dinner-only concept during the week. Although the restaurants are open for lunch on the weekends, the dinner-only philosophy enhances operational execution and affords our managers a better lifestyle. We do operate some restaurants with a traditional lunch and dinner schedule where it makes sense to do so.
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Following is a press release from the Diocese of Kansas City – St. Joseph:
Former Trial Attorney and Prosecutor
Appointed Ombudsman for Catholic Diocese
Diocese Strengthens Abuse Reporting and Investigation
(Kansas City, MO / June 30, 2011) Jenifer Valenti, a former team leader with the Jackson County Prosecutor's Office, has been appointed ombudsman and public liaison officer for the Diocese of Kansas City ~ St. Joseph. The appointment was made today by Bishop Robert Finn, leader of the diocese, and is effective July 15.
"Valenti's work will be independent and confidential. She will have the responsibility and authority to receive and investigate reports of suspicious, inappropriate behavior or sexual misconduct by clergy, employees or program volunteers," said Bishop Finn. "Within our 27-county diocese, I have asked her to focus particularly on reports relating to children and young people," he said.
Through a private and direct telephone number and email address, Valenti can receive and then investigate reports or charges. She will consult with law enforcement agencies as she deems appropriate or necessary. Contact information for Valenti will be announced July 15.
Valenti graduated from the University of Missouri – Columbia School and Law and joined the Prosecutor's Office in 1997. She worked closely with law enforcement agencies, and has experience prosecuting domestic violence cases from arraignment through disposition. She rose to team leader, with responsibility for six attorneys and two victim advocates. The Jackson County Prosecuting Attorney's Office named Valenti the Victim Champion of the Year in 2002.
"My last assignment in the Prosecutor's Office was in cases of physical and emotional abuse," said Valenti. "To arrive at the truth, I established relationships with victims, law enforcement, victim advocates and the community."
Valenti will serve as an ex officio member of the Independent Review Board. The board is an external group that reviews cases and makes recommendations to the bishop about the status of the accused and future fitness for church ministry.
As ombudsman, Valenti's work will be closely aligned with the Victims' Advocate Leslie Guillot. The Victims' Advocate provides confidential support and resources for healing to any person making a report of sexual abuse. Without regard for the credibility of the complaint, Guillot's first obligation is to offer psychological counseling to the individual and to his or her family, whether it is a recent incident or happened decades ago.
Five-Point Plan
On June 9, the diocese released an announcement to immediately fulfill Bishop Finn's 'call for change.' The five-point plan consists of sweeping changes that address recent alleged sexual misconduct in the diocese.
1. Immediate appointment of former national co-chair of the Department of Justice Child Exploitation Working Group and former U.S. Attorney to conduct an independent investigation of events, policies and procedures,
2. Appointment of an independent public liaison and ombudsman to field and investigate any reports of suspicious or inappropriate behavior,
3. Reaffirmation of current diocesan policy and immediate commencement of an independent review of the policies for Ethical Codes of Conduct and Sexual Misconduct,
4. An in-depth review of diocesan personnel training regarding the Ethical Codes of Conduct and the policy on Sexual Misconduct,
5. Continued cooperation with local law enforcement.
The Diocese of Kansas City ~ St. Joseph is the spiritual home for more than 133,000 Catholics in 27 counties of northern and western Missouri. The diocese is a diverse faith community consisting of 98 urban, rural and suburban parishes.
Through 43 well-performing Catholic schools, the diocese educates more than 12,000 students. Annually, more than 150,000 people receive human and social services through varied programs that include: emergency groceries, rent and utility assistance, aging in place services for the elderly, and transitional housing for the homeless.


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Replay rule prominent in D-Backs' 5-4 win over SF
PHOENIX (AP) The perils of baseball's new replay rule figured prominently in the Arizona Diamondbacks' 5-4 victory over the San Francisco Giants Tuesday night.
In the fourth inning, the Diamondbacks' A.J. Pollock raced home on a passed ball and was called safe by home plate umpire Eric Cooper. Replays showed Giants pitcher Matt Cain appeared to tag Pollock before the runner crossed the plate.
But there was nothing Giants manager Bruce Bochy could do about it. He had used up his challenge moments earlier in a failed attempt to reverse a safe call on a pickoff attempt of Pollock at first.
"Good thing I made that play close at first," Pollock quipped. "It was all part of the master plan."
Even Arizona manager Kirk Gibson seemed to think Pollock should have been called out.
"It looked to me like it wasn't good for us," Gibson said, "but he called him safe."
Bochy already had been out of the dugout twice when he chose to challenge the pickoff play.
"What else are you going to do if you think they didn't get the call right?" he said. "Unfortunately they are not all going to go your way or get overturned, but that is the gamble you take. Sure there could be another play but you don't know that."
The run cut the Giants' lead to 4-3.
"He was out. I had him," Cain said. "I saw what Cooper saw. He saw that it looked like he went over the plate but he went through the top of my glove to go over it. `'
Pollock broke out of an 0-for-13 start to the season with three hits, scoring twice and driving in a run.
Wade Miley (1-1) gave up four runs in the first inning, and then blanked the Giants for the next six, retiring 15 in a row in one stretch
"The offense did a great job of kind of picking me up," he said. "I was down. I gave up the four-spot and was able to kind of overcome it. I knew if I just held it right there, we've got a pretty good lineup in here, and we'd have a pretty good chance to get back on top."
Gerardo Parra had two hits and the sacrifice fly that scored to the go-ahead run in the sixth inning.
Brandon Belt hit a three-run home run in the first, his second homer in as many games.
Addison Reed, who gave up the game-winning home run to Buster Posey Monday night, pitched a scoreless ninth for his first save with the Diamondbacks.
Pinch-hitter Hector Sanchez reached second with one out in the ninth when Arizona rookie shortstop Chris Owings misjudged a pop fly to short left and it dropped for a double. But Brandon Crawford fouled out to the catcher and Juan Perez struck out looking to end the game.
Pollock, dropped from the leadoff spot to No. 8 in the order, beat out an infield single in the first, singled and scored in the fourth, then doubled in a run and scored the go-ahead run in the sixth.
Paul Goldschmidt was 2 for 4 with an RBI double, extending his hitting streak to 23 games. Owings had two hits and a stolen base.
Juan Guiterrez (0-1) went two innings to take the loss in relief of Cain.
The Diamondbacks scored twice in the sixth to take the lead. Owings singled with one out, stole second and scored on Pollock's ground-rule double to left-center. Miley singled, an then Pollock scored from third on Parra's sacrifice fly to left, sliding in barely ahead of Perez's throw.
San Francisco jumped on Miley in a hurry. Singles by Angel Pagan, Pablo Sandoval and Posey brought in the first run. Then Belt hit Miley's 1-0 pitch into the swimming pool area in right field and it was 4-0.
Arizona got two in the bottom of the first. Parra led off with a single and came home on Goldschmidt's double to deep right-center. Goldschmidt scored on Martin Prado's single.
Cain left with a 4-3 lead after five innings. He gave up two earned runs, struck out two and walked two. Will Harris pitched a scoreless eighth for the Diamondbacks.
Notes: Posey is 8 for 17 in his career against Miley. … In Wednesday night's third game of the four-game series, Tim Hudson makes his Giants debut, while Trevor Cahill (0-1) goes for Arizona. … The Diamondbacks' Miguel Montero walked three times, once intentionally. … Arizona's Mark Trumbo twice grounded in to inning-ending double plays. … The attendance of 18,974 was just under 30,000 below Monday night's turnout.


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I've ordered a MacBook Pro (early 2011, 13-inch, 2.3 ghz), to replace my aging and breaking-down iMac G5. I'll need to run a FireWire cable from an audio interface (also on order, that has a 6-pin connector) to the FW 800 port on the MBP.
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Rockies' first-round picks making noise
Four of six Colorado affiliates reached the postseason in 2012
By John Parker / MLB.com | October 29, 2012 1:18 PM
The 2012 season was a rough one for the Rockies at the Major League level, as the club lost a franchise-record 98 games, finished 30 games out of first and saw Jim Tracy, the 2009 National League Manager of the Year, resign. The Rockies farm system, however, had a strong season from top to bottom and saw several first-round Draft picks take big steps forward.
Of the Rockies' six domestic Minor League affiliates, only Class A Short-Season Tri-City finished below .500, and four clubs -- Tulsa, Modesto, Asheville and Grand Junction -- reached their leagues' playoffs. The Asheville Tourists put together one of the strongest seasons in the Minors, going 88-52 and rolling to their first outright South Atlantic League title since 1984, winning the MiLBY for Team of the Year in the process. The Tourists roster was filled with strong performers, many of whom appear below.
Rockies Organization All-Stars
Catcher -- William Swanner, Asheville (88 games): A 15th-round pick out of La Costa Canyon (Calif.) High School in 2010, Swanner clubbed seven home runs in just 18 games with Rookie-level Casper that summer but also struck out 33 times. The 6-foot-2, 185-pound Swanner's 2011 season, also at Casper, was more moderate, with 10 homers and 60 strikeouts in 43 games.
Swanner, who turned 21 in September, continued to make better contact this season, batting .302/.385/.529 with 16 homers and 61 RBIs in 88 games. On April 16 he clubbed a pair of homers, drove in seven runs and caught his first shutout in Asheville's 16-0 win at West Virginia. He was later named to the South Atlantic League All-Star team.
Swanner's work behind the plate remains a work in progress -- he threw out 13 of 133 potential base stealers in 75 games this season -- but his youth and big bat make him a prospect to watch.
First base -- Harold Riggins, Asheville (87 games): Swanner's teammate Harold Riggins had a very similar line at the plate: .302/.388/.546 with 19 homers, 76 RBIs and 104 strikeouts in 87 games. Riggins, a 22-year-old N.C. State product, was nothing if not consistent -- he hit .302 in both halves of the season and his lowest monthly average was .292 in June.
Despite limited playing time -- he missed most of August and all of the playoffs with a back injury -- Riggins finished third in the Sally League (and fifth in the Rockies organization) in home runs and was named both a mid- and postseason All-Star. He ranked fourth in the system in slugging.
Apart from Riggins' power -- he won the circuit's Home Run Derby at the All-Star Game in June -- the Illinois native is a strong defender, committing just three errors in 64 games at first base.
"I take a lot of pride in my defense," Riggins told MiLB.com's Bill Ballew in May. "The big thing is staying down on ground balls. I see a lot of guys at first base just going through the motions. If you're going to do that, you might as well not do it at all."
Second base -- Taylor Featherston, Asheville (105 games): Yet another superlative Tourist, Featherston played double-digit games at third, short and designated hitter but spent 61 games at second base for the Sally League champions. The versatile Texas Christian product also hit in every spot in the Asheville order en route to an impressive .299/.393/.495 line while adding 15 stolen bases.
Featherston, who turned 23 in October, was a fifth-round pick in 2011. Following his strong regular season, he added two homers and a league-high nine RBIs in seven games as Asheville captured its first outright Sally League title since 1984.
Honorable mention: Brett Tanos
Third base -- Brendan Harris, Colorado Springs (106 games): For our first non-Tourist we head west to Colorado Springs, where veteran Brendan Harris put together a remarkable second half of the season. The 32-year-old William and Mary product finished the campaign with a .407 on-base percentage -- second-best among full-season Rockies farmhands and sixth-best in the Pacific Coast League. He hit .363/.451/.567 after the Triple-A All-Star break.
Harris has played in 485 big league games for five different clubs, most recently with the Twins in 2010. After struggling with the Norfolk Tides in 2011 -- he hit .225/.282/.331 -- the right-handed hitter bounced back in a big way with the Sky Sox. Though he no doubt benefited from playing half his games in hitter-friendly Colorado Springs, Harris posted a .398 OBP on the road and drew 52 walks against 44 strikeouts overall.
Shortstop -- Trevor Story, Asheville (122 games): A first-round pick out of Irving (Texas) High School in 2011, Story's first full season was all the Rockies could have hoped for. The 19-year-old led the Colorado system in doubles (43) and runs scored (96) and finished fifth in the South Atlantic League with 18 home runs.
The Rockies' No. 2 prospect, Story was drafted as a shortstop and spent 65 games there along with 21 at third base.
"I'm definitely more comfortable at shortstop," Story told Ballew in April. "I've played so much more there, but I'm getting my reps in at third. The big thing is getting used to the angles and seeing the ball come off the bat. I feel like I'm getting better over there, but I realize it's going to take some time."
Though only Story's arm is given a plus rating by scouts, he's a solid five-tool performer with burgeoning power and the speed to steal 15 bases this season while being caught three times.
Honorable mention: Josh Rutledge
Designated hitter -- Jared Clark, Modesto (122 games): Stats guys speak of the Three True Outcomes of hitting, that is, the three results of a plate appearance that do not involve fielders: walks, home runs and strikeouts. No one in the Colorado system better exemplifies this than Clark, who led the organization in walks (89) and strikeouts (128) and tied for first in home runs (24) (he ranked second with 95 RBIs).
A 12th-round pick out of Cal State-Fullerton in 2009, the 26-year-old Clark's walk total also led the California League. After hitting .236/.369/.465 during the regular season, Clark was a nearly identical .237/.370/.500 in the playoffs, with two homers and seven RBIs in 11 games as Modesto fell short in the Cal League Finals.
Though we salute Clark here for his fine season at the plate, it must be said that he also made the most of his first pro pitching appearance. On June 23, with the Nuts and Stockton Ports tied, 6-6, the right-hander took the hill in the 16th inning and tossed three frames of one-hit ball to earn the victory.
Andrew Brown, Colorado Springs (100 games), Colorado (46 games): Brown only played in 100 Minor League games, spending the rest of the time with the Rockies, but managed to put up numbers to rival everyone else's full seasons. He led the Colorado farm system with 98 RBIs and a .597 slugging percentage and finished fourth in the Pacific Coast League with 24 home runs.
It was Brown's first year with the Rockies after spending five seasons in the Cardinals organization, which selected him in the 18th round of the 2007 Draft. The Nebraska product, who turned 28 in September, hit 20 longballs with Memphis in 2011, so the power surge in Colorado Springs wasn't unexpected. Brown's doubles, however, jumped from 12 in 2011 to 33 this year, which was reflected in a slugging percentage that rose from .501 to a PCL-best .597.
Brown was twice named PCL Player of the Week, made both the midseason and postseason PCL All-Star squads and also celebrated the birth of his first child, a daughter, in a whirlwind 2012 campaign.
David Dahl, Grand Junction (67 games): The 10th overall pick in the June Draft, it didn't take long for the 18-year-old Dahl to prove his bona fides. The Alabama native torched the Pioneer League, hitting .379/.423/.625 with nine homers, 57 RBIs and 12 stolen bases en route to earning the circuit's MVP award.
Dahl was even better in the second half of the Pioneer League season, batting .399 with 35 runs scored over his final 34 games. And apart from Dahl's speed and skill -- he's already Colorado's No. 3 prospect -- the Rockies love the attitude the youngster brings to the game.
"We don't think we have a special player -- we know we have a special player," Grand Junction manager Tony Diaz told MiLB.com's Greg Rachac in July. "This guy could be a four-and-a-half tool player, maybe five, depending on how his power develops.
"We want him to be a good hitter first, which he has the capability of being. We know the power will come later. He'll be fine."
Kyle Parker, Modesto (102 games): Another first-round pick -- 26th overall in 2010 -- Parker backed up a fine debut season in 2011 with a superlative campaign with Modesto this year. The Rockies' No. 7 prospect led the California League with a .415 on-base percentage and ranked fourth in slugging (.562) while clubbing 23 homers, driving in 73 runs and scoring 86 times (third-most in the Rockies system).
The former Clemson quarterback (he was the first player in NCAA history to throw 20 touchdown passes and hit 20 homers in the same year) dramatically cut his strikeouts, lifted his walk rate and even flashed some speed this season, legging out six triples.
"No one likes to strike out, obviously. Every player wants to cut down on those," Parker told MiLB.com's Zack Cox in August. "I think it just comes with getting a lot of at-bats and knowing how pitchers are trying to get you out. And after a while, you start recognizing pitches better."
Parker was set to play in the Arizona Fall League following the regular season but was sidelined by a thumb injury.
Honorable mention: Corey Dickerson, Matt McBride
Right-handed starting pitcher -- Christian Bergman, Modesto (27 games): The California League is a harsh environment for pitchers, but Modesto right-hander Christian Bergman took it all in stride on his way to becoming the circuit's Pitcher of the Year.
The 24-year-old went 16-5, tying Columbus' T.J. McFarland for the Minor League lead in wins, and ranked third in the Cal League (and fifth among Rockies full-season hurlers) with a 3.65 ERA. Only two other Rockies farmhands allowed more than Bergman's 16 home runs, but a lot of that can be attributed to pitching in the Cal League -- he gave up only four homers in 97 1/3 innings with Tri-City last year.
After going 4-0 with a 1.97 ERA in July, Bergman had a pair of horrendous back-to-back outings against Visalia in mid-August, allowing 17 earned runs in just 7 2/3 innings and lifting his ERA from 3.00 to 3.87. He bounced back with eight two-hit frames against Bakersfield in his next start, retiring the final 21 batters he faced, and posted a 1.50 ERA in his two playoff starts.
"Yeah, you know there's been some speed bumps here and there. It's just about overcoming those and not worrying about whether you're pitching in a hitter-friendly park or a pitcher-friendly park," Bergman told MiLB.com's Jonathan Raymond after the Bakersfield game. "It doesn't matter, the job stays the same -- keep the ball down and just keep going after guys."
Honorable mention: Eddie Butler
Left-handed starting pitcher -- Tyler Anderson, Asheville (20 games): The Rockies got outstanding performances from several left-handers this season, but first-year southpaw Tyler Anderson -- another first-rounder, this time from 2011, when he went 20th overall -- stands out with his 12-3 record and 2.47 ERA. The 22-year-old Oregon product was even better in the second half of the season, posting a 2.01 mark following the All-Star break.
Though not gifted with overwhelming stuff -- he fanned 81 over 120 1/3 innings with the Tourists -- Anderson has excellent command of his fastball and owns an above-average changeup as well as a solid curve and slider. MLB.com rates him as the Rockies' second-best pitching prospect and No. 6 overall.
Anderson was a key contributor for Ashville throughout the regular season as well as in the playoffs, where he won both his starts and allowed one run over 13 innings. He retired the final 12 batters he faced in Game 3 of the Sally League Championship Series.
Honorable mention: Jayson Aquino
Relief pitcher -- Will Harris, Tulsa (31 games), Colorado Springs (13 games), Colorado (20 games): Harris did not fare well at all in his 20 Major League outings -- the first of his career -- but was brilliant with Tulsa and Colorado Springs despite having never pitched above Class A before this season.
Beginning the campaign with the Double-A Drillers, the 27-year-old right-hander went 2-1 with a 2.62 ERA and 46 strikeouts in 34 1/3 innings before being bumped up to Triple-A, where he was even stronger. Harris, who spent the entire 2010 season on the disabled list, held Pacific Coast League hitters to a .145 batting average and fanned 20 over 17 2/3 innings in 13 appearances with the Sky Sox. Overall, the Louisiana State product went 4-1 with a 2.08 ERA and 0.92 WHIP in 52 Minor League frames.
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Just as soon as I think we're to the end of this "Disney Princesses As" phenomenon, even more bizarre concept arts rears its creative head. And this time, it's covered in hair. What in the hell will this crazy crazy world dream-up next?!
For now, it's Disney Princesses with beards. I kinda want to see this alternate reality versions of these movies. Ariel is gonna need more than one fork to deal with her robust facial hair. I bet detangling that thing is a NIGHTMARE.
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WTHR tour reveals former Richmond hospital in ruins
As you drive down Chester Boulevard in Richmond, Indiana, you can't help but notice a huge, abandoned building.
"It was a beautiful place," said Anna Allen. The Richmond resident has fond memories of the former Reid Hospital.
"I had a daughter born out there," she said.
Generations from several counties have stories and memories of the hospital, but now the place known for its hope and healing is in desperate need of a dose of its own medicine.
The hospital moved to a new campus in 2008, and sold the former location.
WTHR was recently granted a tour of the property by Richmond and Wayne County officials. There is no electricity to the building and no security officers.
Graffiti has been spray painted throughout the property.
Inside, you immediately notice a message spray painted on the wall paper that says, "I'm always here to rob you" with a smiley face.
That's just the beginning of the destruction.
In some areas, time has stood still. A board intact in an emergency room still lists the names of Angie, Melissa, and Phyllis as the nurses on duty from the hospital's last day in 2008.
But a majority of the building looks ransacked.
Pipes, wiring, HVAC work, lights, and ceiling tiles all dangle from the ceiling throughout much of the building, making it a dangerous obstacle course just to walk around.
"They took all of the copper and other valuable metals out," said Tony Foster, Executive Director with the Department of Metropolitan Development.
Much of that, officials say, is the work of thieves looking for items to scrap and sell. Some of it is from a developer who leaders say bit off more than they could chew.
"This went sour at the same time of the great recession," said Bruce Oesterling, the Building Commissioner for the City of Richmond.
Blueprints show what could have been senior living or apartments for the nearby IU East college.
Instead, officials say an east coast developer took off with valuable materials and left town. It's created not just an eyesore, but a sore on the city's resources, tying up police and firefighters.
"When we get a call we're sending five or six pieces of apparatus and a lot of men to come out and deal with it," said Richmond Fire Department Inspector Mike Davis.
Inside you can see the damage from previous fires in the auditorium.
"That's where you used to find a bunch of sleeping bags and makeshift sleeping areas," Davis said. "Some of them are destructive for destructions sake, some of them are to melt to get to the actual metals, and some of them are to keep warm."
With so many windows and no security, it's a nightmare to keep the building safe. Many full-length windows are broken and shattered. Only a few were boarded over, but Foster says previous owners just gave up trying to secure the building.
Police are constantly at the building.
"We've had probably close to 200," said Richmond Police Chief Kris Wolski. That's the number of runs to the hospital since it closed in 2008.
With no electricity to the sprawling campus, officers have had to respond in the dark with no working elevators to the multi-level building.
Those runs have even resulted in officers making surprising discoveries.
"Sometimes there have been people out here making their little clandestine rendezvous," Chief Wolski said.
So what's being done? There isn't a short answer.
A company called Spring Grove Development, LLC owns the property. It's listed as being led by east coast developers Bob Ciprietti and Ernesto Zamparini. Due to back taxes and building safety concerns, the city and county are stepping in to do something about the mess.
"The city will then see what action we can take to raise funds to demolish it," Foster said.
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Leaders hope the hospital can instead be sold.
"It's made out of steel and concrete so the bones of the building are still very much stable. Maybe we can find someone who'd be interested in just a portion of it and only a portion of it would have to be removed," Foster said.


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why the project is not going to use batteries??
How can i read the voltage of battery(battery indicator)?
can i make a voltmeter just with an arduino?
//// FILE: Voltmeter.pde// AUTHOR: Rob Tillaart// DATE: 2012-12-27//// PUPROSE: 6 channel voltmeter//int pin[] = { A0,A1,A2,A3,A4,A5 };void setup(){ Serial.begin(115200);}void loop(){ for (int i=0; i<6; i++) { analogRead(pin[i]); float voltage = analogRead(pin[i])*5.0/1023; Serial.print(voltage, 3); Serial.print("\t"); } Serial.println(); // delay(100);}
So what i have to do to move servo without 9V battery?
What do you mean with real source of power?
how do you think?
How can i put the solar panel to charge the battery and measuring. battery on my arduino uno r3?
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Less than a year after it was originally unveiled, Wacom has announced an updated version of its largest interactive pen display, the Cintiq 24HD Touch that, as the name implies, expands its touch functionality beyond just single finger taps. Like your smartphone, you can now perform multi-finger gestures for panning, zooming, and rotating your artistic creations.
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What is NFC? NFC stands for Near-Field Communication and is a set of standards (established in 2004) for small, portable devices to establish radio communications with each other. Devices need to be close, usually no more than a few centimeters apart (and often they need to touch), which is why it's a Near-Field way to communicate. The standards cover data exchange formats defined by the NFC Forum (no, not that kind of forum) and are based on the original radio frequency identification (RFID) standards. The forum also certifies devices like tags, cards, and smartphones.
The coolest part of all this is that only one of the devices needs to be "smart." Most of us has a credit card of some sort that we can tap against a payment machine, either at the gas pump or a cash register. Both the payment machine and the credit card are NFC devices, but the card only has a string of information electronically written to a tiny chip embedded inside it. And this is useful for other things, like starting and handling more robust communications like Wifi or Bluetooth, but most often it's used with one of these "dumb" chips. These dumb chips can be written with any information, and the smart device determines what happens when communication is established.
Of course, what most of us here think of when we hear NFC is Google Wallet. Google Wallet takes things a step further by using your Android phone as both a smart device and a dumb device. When you tap your phone at McDonald's to pay for those McNuggets, it's simply sharing your credit card credentials like any card would. But there's functionality and hardware there to accept payments, track balances, provide security and more. Right now it's only officially available as a test on the Nexus S 4G, but it's been hacked onto other phones with NFC hardware. Soon, we'll see it (and other apps for things like ISIS) as a standard on Android phones. Until then, we'll just have to play with tags and Android Beam.
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Not long ago, the extremely cute and talented boys of BAKED (one of Brookyn's finest bakeries!) collaborated with Williams-Sonoma to create Blondie and Brownie mixes based on their award-winning recipes.
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Skil SHD77-02 7-1/4" Worm Drive Skilsaw
The SHD77 Worm Drive Skilsaw with die-cast aluminum motor and gear housings for durability. Ball bearing construction. Push button blade lock for easy blade changes.
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- 7-1/4" 24T Carbide Blade
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- Power Rating: 15.0 Amps, 120V
- Blade Diameter: 7-1/4"
- No-load RPM: 4,600
- Depth of Cut @ 45 Deg: 1-31/32
- Depth of Cut @ 90 Deg: 2-13/32"
- Arbor Type: Diamond
- Weight: 14.2 lbs
- Powerful 15 Amp motor and durable worm drive gears for pro performance and long life.
- Cut-Ready depth of cut system helps with quick accurate depth adjustments.
- A multi-function wrench has a variety of uses on the jobsite stores in the foot.
- 51 degree bevel allows users to complete a wide variety of cuts.
- Contoured main handle for increased user comfort and control.
- Integrated saw hook for safe rafter placement.
- Anti-snag lower guard for small cut-offs.
- Die cast aluminum motor and gear housing for durability.
- Oil lubrication and relief bellows for long life.
- 22 Amp switch and heavy gauge cord.
- More accessible spindle lock for quick, easy blade changes.
- Lightweight, 14.2 lbs without blade, cord and wrench, reduces user fatigue.