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Kendrick playing left starts to catch on
When Mike Scioscia asked Howie Kendrick to play left field for the first time since high school, Scioscia was gambling on finding a long-term solution to Vernon Wells' absence.
Ten games later, Scioscia likes what he has seen, and Kendrick feels comfortable enough to have switched out the loaner glove he was using for a 123/4-inch outfield glove of his own.
"I feel good, man," Kendrick said. "I could probably be a lot better, but that comes with learning the position.
"The trickiest part for me is coming in on 'em, being able to slow myself down once I get to the ball. I've run into a couple walls so far, but nothing hard, nothing dangerous. I'm just trying to have fun with it, still learning."
Kendrick has generally moved back on the ball well, running down a couple balls in the gap or near the wall. And against Seattle this week, he got a quick jump on a Chone Figgins line drive and ran it down near the line.
He also missed two balls in Seattle that might have been caught by expert left fielders — both near the line, both landing foul. But he has certainly never looked embarrassingly out of place.
While advanced defensive stats take far more than 10 days to be useful, the early returns are positive. The well-regarded +/- system of measuring fielders puts Kendrick slightly better than average in the outfield so far.
"He gets a good break on the ball, is running some good routes, and is covering some ground," Scioscia said.
"He hasn't been hit with a lot of things a left fielder would do — charge the ball, throw home, cutting off the double down the line. But he has the tools to do it and he's looked good so far."
Kendrick missed his second game in a row Saturday because of a minor hamstring injury. He was available for pinch-hitting, though he hasn't run at all since he injured it trying to steal a base in Thursday's game.
Torii Hunter said the injury, just a few days after the position switch, isn't a coincidence.
"The reason his hamstring's hurtin' — I could be a trainer, telling you — playing the infield, you go five steps. Playing outfield, you gotta run," Hunter said. "He's using different muscles in the outfield. Just the way it is, you want to believe me or not."
Scioscia will be in South Bend, Ind., for his son's college graduation Sunday. Bench coach Rob Picciolo will act as manager in his place.
Picciolo's predecessor, Ron Roenicke, set a high bar for Scioscia understudies — he went 6-0 filling in for Scioscia before the Milwaukee Brewers hired him to be a manager full time.
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Mitchell Schwartz Scouting Report
Position: | OT |
Conference: | Pac12 |
School: | California Golden Bears |
Year/Status: | Drafted |
Jersey Number: | #72 |
Height & Weight: | 6'6 - 318 lbs. |
Draft Prediction: | Third Round |
40-Yard Dash | 5.45 |
Bench press | 23 |
Vertical jump | 26.5 |
Broad jump | 7'5 |
Three-cone drill | 7.86 |
20-yard shuttle | 4.87 |
2012 NFL Draft Prospect Scouting Report:
Mitchell Schwartz, OT, California
Schwartz is clean and smooth getting out of his three point stance. He can slide down the line in zone blocking schemes and shows a nice coordination in his feet. Lacks a natural bend and will have to worry about shorter defenders getting underneath his pad level. When getting up into the second level, he is easily thrown off balance. Plays tough until the whistle and is always looking to finish his man every play. Great competitor.
Pass blocking inconsistencies keep Schwartz from being a first or second round player. He may develop into a left tackle later in his career, he's a project that will need to be groomed at the right spot. His fundamentals aren't there yet. He plays upright which makes him susceptible to bull rushers or pushed out of the play. A lot of these small details can be ironed out through coaching, but these tweaks take time and repetition. He's athletic enough to get out to seal the edge against speed rushers though.
Looking forward, Schwartz is a nice value as a third round choice for a team that can afford to be patient with him.
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So apparently it's all the rage in the UK for groups of teens to run amok slapping unsuspecting kids or passersby,
documenting the whole charade on cameraphones and sending it around via 3G (the article actually nonchalantly says
"slap or mug" which seem to us quite different practices not lending themselves to being lumped together so
willy-nilly). "Happy slapping" has apparently spread from the UK garage music scene to school playgrounds (as most fads
do) and is now taking the nation by storm. The Guardian reports attacks are growing more violent as perps take on adult
victims in parks and public places. Let's pause for a reality check and remember how the media loves to sensationalize
this stuff, so it may be happening and it may be growing, but you can probably still walk out of your home and make it
to the corner market without getting happy slapped. We hope.
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Tired of all the electronic gadgets' cables getting all tied up in your bag?
(Well I was).
So I came up with this little thingies, made from 2 layers of felt, and personalized with embroidery.
I made ~20 of these as farewell gifts for my co-workers.
I think it can make a nice stocking-filler for the coming holiday season.
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This is a German made Set containing 32 cards of Warships of Nations such as Germany, Britain, USA, France, Greece etc. The condition of the cards is very good but the plastic container is broken.
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"Bates Motel" might be a very serious show, but the cast and crew are anything but when it comes time to venture to San Diego Comic-Con. During the "Bates" 2014 panel, showrunners Carlton Cuse and Kerry Ehrin unveiled an audition reel for Season 1 that actually was anything but.
A&E released the hilarious video online, which can be watched above. There also was another funny video played during the panel where star Freddie Highmore put his degree in Spanish to good use by dubbing over some dramatic scenes in Spanish, telenovela style. Unfortunately that video will not be being released to the web.
During the panel, it was announced that Kenny Johnson's character Caleb, the brother of Norma Bates, will be a series regular in Season 3. "Bates Motel" will return in 2015 on A&E.


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why are we complainig about amy? the killers? the killers? sawdust was horrible! and wats the big deal with tv on the radio?
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why are we complainig about amy? the killers? the killers? sawdust was horrible! and wats the big deal with tv on the radio?
the velvet underground
the 3-ds
black flag
this is a pretty good lineup
but can we ceperate the artists by what days theyre gonna play?
and if were gonna have amy in there we might as well have a libertines reunion
i would want to actually see the velvets
back at one last time god damn it
i know they got back together in the early 90's but i was in elemetary school and the was in an european venue...
el tri.
theyre legends down in mexico......
wouldnt it be nice at least one song back together?
patti smith.
roxy music.
talking heads.
that ill be cool but what day and as a headlining
also these people arent open to anything before 1981....
throw on some bowie, stones (brian jones era)
the seeds
the who
and old punk black flag,new york dolls,the stooges
that be cool
for the 1st night
im rooting for a daniel johnston performance on the first day
good line up though
id wanna see sly & the family stone
i saw a flyer where they were gonna play the lbc jazz featival with chuck berry but i guess they pulled out
the flaming lips
the blur
the misfits(with glen danzig)
the black keys
the vanishing
le shok
peanut butter wolf
im not really down with glassvegas
i like white lies though
maybe the rascals
c'mon im sure im not the only one who wants an end to the last shadow puppets
yeah i just read theyre reuniting.................
god i hope they dont play coachella
i guess there goes those rumors of micheal playing solo at coachela
fuck no!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
thats a big fucking niet
isnt anyone listening marr and morrisey
siad no!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
and not a second thought
*david bowie*
*the velvet underground*
*lou reed*
*daniel johnstom*
smiths arent happenning they were offered 7 mill. each if they would get back together for an hour last year they all said no
its not that bad in my life
who cares just have fun
television and daniel johnston
yeah theyd be cool but id rather see
roxy music or david bowie
bowie all the way in my drems he closes out with rock and roll suicide
le tigre
lou reed
david bowie
daniel johnston
has herpes
neither the greenhornes are better
what the hell are you talking about?
david bowie the rolling stones the velvet underground
the editor from urb
the libertines
im going to that show in san francisco
the velvet underground,david bowie,radiohead
sub headliners:
daniel johnston
clap your hands say yeah
the kills
black lips
listen to pablo honney and neon bible back to back
i know isnt it?!!!
yeah justice would be cool how bout the crystal castles?
i am eating nothing drinking pruno
i am................
the gang of four the rapture and franz ferdinand
shut the fuck up and go wack off or something
dev2.0 ugggggggggghhhhhhhhh
what the fuck?
go to the hannah montana concert coachella is not for you
the chanukka song
yeah theyre like 18 years old from up the street from my house thyre plying at the echo
the arcade fire :neon bible
clap your hans say yeah:some loud thunder
interpol: our love to admire
the black lips:good bad not evil
the letter x is so 1998
listen to flower of the rarest hue
hello stronaunt goobye television
check em out on myspace


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American History Homework Twelve Answers - Student 21
American History Homework 12
James G
1. The Cold war was not an open war but instead a mere show of force. The two main powers in this "Cold war" were the USA and the Soviet Union. The war was simply one of the two sides trying to flex their military power in hope of intimidating the other side only to have the other side flex theirs. It soon became an out of control game of were both would make destructive weapons point them at each other and not firing for fear of the other sides counter attack.
- Correct, but need to answer the part of the question about the time period. Otherwise excellent. (Minus 1).
2. America took place in two wars between 1945 and 1980. In the Korean War we were seen as the defenders of liberty. In the Vietnam War we were rushed into a conflict which we weren't prepared for and our president at the time (Lyndon Johnson) didn't even strive to win.
- Excellent!
3. The effect upon our nation by Martin Luther King, Jr was truly an act of God upon America. He brought great change to our country peacefully through words not violence.
- Superb.
4. One of the things President Lyndon Johnson is known best for is his single handed push of the USA into the Vietnam War just to get people to like him. For the sake of popularity 58,000 American soldiers were sacrificed upon the alter of a political campaign by him.
- Terrific.
5. The 80th Congress was very successful in limiting the power of unions which were at the time running a muck through our economy.
- Good expressive praise!
6. The group led by Phyllis Schlafly to stop the ERA was invaluable in stopping one of the greatest tragedies that would have befallen our country. Men and women are different. The ERA was an attempt to tear down the God blessed differences between men and women. This would result in terrible consequences for our country. You cannot treat men and women the exact same because they aren't the same. This can be compared to a farmer calling apples oranges and oranges apples just because the both come from trees, it simply can't be done. The ERA wasn't an assault upon segregation, it was a full out strike upon the two identities of God's pinnacle of creation, man and woman.
- Terrific analysis. I fixed your missing "not". May use as a model.
7. The Warren Court was the court that ruled the political scene with an iron fist from 1953 to 1969. The Warren Court is most famous for holding in favor of criminals and giving them major advantages such as requiring a state to provide and pay (with our taxes) for a defense attorney.
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- Superb work. 69/70. Well done!--aschlafly 23:18, 13 December 2008 (EST)


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August 3, 2012 Value PicksOutfielders for 8/3/12
Departures It's been an interesting debut week for Starling Marte (Yahoo! 21%, ESPN 31%, CBS 39%), who came through on the fantasy side of things (two homers, two steals) but not so much for the Pirates. His ownership rates are pretty high, so he graduates from this column. Alexi Amarista (Yahoo! 15%, ESPN 10%, CBS 20%) had another quiet week, and considering he's not even an outfielder, he's getting booted from the VP ranks. What he is, though, is the Padres' new everyday shortstop and leadoff man, so he should stay valuable in NL-only and 14-plus team mixed leagues. Even with the recent trades that have cleared up the Blue Jays' outfield, Anthony Gose (Yahoo! 1%, ESPN 0%, CBS 10%) shouldn't be on anyone's fantasy team. The young outfielder is simply overmatched, striking out in nearly 40 percent of his plate appearances. Time to cut your losses and move on. Jordany Valdespin (Yahoo! 5%, ESPN 6%, CBS 6%) had a forgettable week, and the Mets are facing a couple of lefties this coming week with an off day, meaning there won't be many at-bats for him. I still think Valdespin is an intriguing middle infielder long-term, and he was robbed by Gregor Blanco on this spectacular catch, but for now you'll have to get your Valdespin updates elsewhere.
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Nate Schierholtz (Yahoo! 2%, ESPN 1%, CBS 4%) asked and Nate Schierholtz received a trade out of
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Falcons rout Class 5A power Wilson 80-41
La Salle is riding a 16-game win string heading into its state playoff opener with Cascade
La Salle Preps girls basketball team was impressive last Thursday, as the Falcons stretched a season win string to 16 games with an 80-41 rout of Wilson, a team ranked ninth in the state in 5A at the time.
Ranked second in the state in the OSAA Class 4A RPI rankings, the Falcons host 13th-ranked Cascade (15-8) in a state playoff game on Friday, with the winner advancing to the eight-team Class 4A State Tournament.
La Salle enters postseason as one of the top offensive teams in the state at any level, averaging 69 points a game en route to a 22-1 record.
La Salles only loss on the 2013-14 season was to Henley (56-46) on Jan. 2 at a tournament in Sisters. Henley (20-3) is ranked fifth in Class 4A; Sutherlin (23-0) is ranked No. 1.
La Salle met Cascade in a Dec. 17 game at Cascade and the Falcons routed the Cougars 91-55.
The Falcons were at the top of their game in last weeks practice game with the Trojans. Sterling Swift (19 points) and Aleah Goodman (15 points) led a balanced attack that saw five La Salle players score 9 or more points.
Playing with a take-no-hostages attitude, the Falcons out-scored their guests 25-7 in the first quarter and never looked back.
The Trojans (18-5) entered the game riding a 14-game win string. They went 12-0 in the PIL this season.
The Falcons (22-1) cruised to a 67-43 victory in last weeks Tri-Valley Conference league final at Molalla, finishing 10-0 in league with the victory. The Falcons were up 51-24 heading into the fourth quarter, when La Salle coach Kelli Wedin turned the play over to reserves.
Sterling Swift (12 points) led a balanced offensive effort that saw 11 players contribute points to the winning tally.
Morgan McSmith played a strong game all around, with six assists, five steals and five points.


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I have a tear in my eye too! I do hope the fuse arrangement is just because this is a prototype and it's not normally like that. That's a little bit Mikhail for my liking!
I think this is just how he's doing it now. The fuse in my HD Super Custom is internally mounted as well.
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"I have more skill, but he is greater." - Richard Strauss on Jean Sibelius
Johan Julius Christian Sibelius, called Janne by family members, was born in Hämeenlinna on the year 1865. He attended a Finnish-language grammar school and became bilingual. Janne became acquainted with Kalevala and the works of Aleksis Kivi at an early age, thanks to classical literature being a central element of the curriculum. Janne's interest in music also began when he was young, although his family wasn't as musical as Bach's or Mozart's. He began piano lessons at the age of 7 with his aunt Julia. His first genuine composition, Vesipisaroita Viululle ja Sellolle ("Waterdrops for Violin and Cello") dates from around 1875. Janne started violin lessons at the age of 14, and according to himself his ambition for the next 10 years was to become a violin virtuoso. During his Hämeenlinna years, from 1880 to 1885, Janne produced approximately 15 compositions of piano and chamber music for 2 or 4 players.
In autumn 1885, Janne moved to study law at The University of Helsinki. He also enrolled to the Helsinki Music Institute, which swallowed him up and caused him to quit his university studies after a year. At first his main course of study was violin playing, but it soon got replaced by musical theory and composition. Janne kept composing in his own style, which was far from the chromatic neo-German ideal favoured by his teacher Kari Wegelius. During his Helsinki period Janne composed almost a hundred works, which were mostly small pieces written for his friends and siblings. He soon got a reputation of being a musical genius, and got rave reviews for his String Quartet in A Flat played at the institute's spring concert. Many important relationships were formed in Helsinki. These included the composer/conductor Robert Kajanus, the writer Juhani Aho, the pianist and composer Paul Adolf, the composer and conductor Armas Järnefelt and Janne's future wife Aino Järnefelt.
According to his teacher's wishes, Janne, now known as Jean, left Finland to study in Berlin, Germany with Albert Becker as his teacher. The lessons didn't help him as much as his frequent concert-going. Inspired by Christian Sinding, Jean wrote the Piano Quintet in G minor in 1890. This is considered his first "Sibelian" composition. During this time he also finished String Quartet in B-flat major and got engaged to Aino.
Jean's studies continued in Vienna. The aging Johannes Brahms refused to take him on, so Karl Goldmark and Robert Fuchs became his new teachers. Hearing Anton Bruckner's Third Symphony and Hans Richter conducting Beethoven's 9th played a key role in Jean's development. He started evolving from a chamber music composer into an orchestral one, by composing Overture in E major and Scène de ballet under Goldmark's direction.
While in Vienna, Jean became interested in everything Finnish and the Finnish language. He became immersed in Kalevala and started working on the tone poem Kullervo. The work continued upon Jean's return to Finland in 1891. The premiere on April 28, 1892 was a huge success and was described as the birth of Finnish music. The following summer Jean and Aino were married and visited the birthplaces of Kalevala. The trip was behind the inspiration for the symphonic poem En Saga plus the Karelia Suite and Lemminkäinen legends.
Over the years Aino gave birth to 6 daughters, one of which died in infancy. Jean was forced to teach violin playing and theory for a regular income. He didn't have much ispiration for composing before his trip to Bayreuth and Munich in 1894. Unfortunately, hearing Wagner's powerful music made Jean cease working on his opera Veneen Luominen ("The Building of a Boat"), which was never completed. Jean concentrated on tone poems, using parts of the unfinished opera in Lemminkäinen Suite. In 1896 Jean applied for a music teacher's position at the University of Helsinki. The post went to his friend Robert Kajanus, but as a compensation Jean started recieving an annual grant, which later became a lifetime pension.
The romantical period of Sibelius' work concluded in 1899 with the First Symphony. It became a symbol of national frement under an era of oppression from the Russians. Jean had nothing against becoming a symbol for the nation, and composed both Atenaers sång and a piece later to be christened Finlandia in 1899. When Jean spent some time in Rapallo/Italy between 1900 and 1901, getting influenced by ancient Italian art, a notable shift from national romanticism to a more classical style occured. The Second Symphony finished in 1902 was the first manifestation of this change, followed by a renewed version of En Saga, as well as the Violin Concerto composed between 1903 and 1905. The change in style also caused changes in Sibelius' life. He escaped Helsinki to find peace in "Ainola", a house in Tuusula (now Järvenpää) designed by Lars Sonck. The Third Symphony released in 1907 reflected this new situation. In the maestro's own words: "Despite everything there is nevertheless a lot of the major key in life. The III flows in C major!"
Jean had a throat tumor removed in 1908, causing him to abstain from alcohol and cigars for 8 years. During this period he created his darkest and most expressionist works. These include the symphonic poem Öinen Ratsastus ja Auringonnousu (1908), the Voces intimae string quartet (1909), and the tone poems Barden and Luonnotar (1913). The modernistic Fourth Symphony did not do well with the audience and caused Jean's reputation suffer severely in the eyes of many Finns. His international reputation however was establishing itself, due to a constant series of concert tours around Europe. He turned down the offers for a professorship in composition at Vienna's Musikakademie in 1912, and a teacher's position at the Eastman School of Music in the State of New York 9 years later. Jean recieved an honorary doctorate at Yale University during his 1914 trip to America.
The World War I caused difficult times intellectually and materially. As a result of inflation, Sibelius' pension decreased heavily, and he recieved no royalties from his German publisher Breitkopf & Härtel. To support his family, he had to work creating minor compositions he called "bread-and-butter pieces". Finland achieved independence in 1917, but a civil war followed. Although Jean had composed the Jääkärimarssi for the white side, his life was never in danger. But the frequent house searches by the red forces made him escape to Helsinki with his family. The Fifth Symphony, which took 5 years to finish, was the product of this difficult time.
Sibelius' late symphonic period began after a creative void between 1920 and 1922. The Sixth Symphony finished in 1923 combined symphonic and modal features in an innovative fashion, and the single-movement Seventh Symphony created a year later marked an end for the classical and romantic repertoire. Opus nos. 114-116 appeared in 1929, but after them Jean had seemingly used all his creative powers. He wrestled with the Eight Symphony up until 1943, but in the end burned it with a large number of his other works in the late 40s. Surusoitto, which was composed for the funeral of Akseli Gallen-Kallela in 1931, is the only existing example of what the Eight Symphony might have been like.
Sibelius was regarded as one of the greatest composers of his age during his final years, and he never ceased to be interested in the latest musical trends. He died in September 20, 1957 from a celebral haemorrhage, 92 years old. He was buried on a slope near Ainola.
The house Jean Sibelius was born in can be found in the middle of downtown Hämeenlinna. It continues to be one of the most popular sights my small hometown has to offer, attracting busloads of tourists from the far east each summer.
I'm sorry to disappoint the soft-linking coward, but this text was NOT copied straight from anywhere.The information came from various sources, most notably from a biography by Veijo Murtomäki. Thanks to Stupot for corrections.
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