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Remaining free agents would make for solid club
Starters boast track record of success; potential X-factors waiting to be signed
The clock ticks loudly toward the start of Spring Training, but that hardly means rosters are set. For any of the 30 teams that have left themselves some spending room, there are good players still to be had.
There are enough free agents available to fill out a 31st team -- not a bad one, either. It would have better starting pitching than several teams, and depth in the bullpen. The lineup would be a little thin, even with the DH, but there are X-factors hanging around the fringes who could provide a lot more than anyone would pencil them in for now. Just consider Nate Schierholtz.
Non-tendered by the Phillies after the 2012 season, he signed with the Cubs as an extra outfielder and wound up delivering a .770 on-base plus slugging percentage over 503 plate appearances in 2013, good enough for a 1.4 WAR and 14 win shares, only two fewer than Tigers outfielder Torii Hunter.
Here's a 25-man roster that you could sign for about $125 million, albeit essentially forfeiting the meat of your upcoming Draft:
Rotation -- Ervin Santana, Ubaldo Jimenez, A.J. Burnett, Bronson Arroyo and Tommy Hanson
There are at least 10 starting pitchers available who could have an impact on a contender this coming season, and seemingly not a lot of teams pursuing them. Draft-choice compensation is a major turnoff for teams on Santana and Jimenez, but Arroyo, who would not cost you a pick, says he hasn't had a solid offer all winter.
That probably speaks to the reports that his asking price has been seen as too high, but still, shouldn't somebody want a starter who has made 32-plus starts and worked at least 199 innings in each season nine years in a row? Guys like Jason Hammel and Paul Maholm would fit nicely on this list, but I went with Hanson, who is only 27 and flashed a 94-mph fastball at times during a horrible 2013 with the Angels.
Bullpen -- Fernando Rodney, Suk-Min Yoon, Kevin Gregg, Bruce Chen, Travis Blackley, Mitchell Boggs and Chris Resop
Yoon, who is trying to make the move from Korea, is a wild card. Like Chen and Blackley, he has the versatility to start if needed. Gregg always seems to outpitch his expectations (and salary), including a 33-save season for the Cubs in 2013. It's hard to figure why someone hasn't grabbed him. Boggs and Resop look like they come from the Jason Grilli starter kit.
Catcher -- Yenier Bello, Kelly Shoppach
Because of the scarcity of quality catchers on the market, the White Sox plan to take a long look at Rule 5 Draft pickup Adrian Nieto, who has never played above Class A Advanced. Bello, a Cuban recently cleared to sign, seems likely to be more of a long-term project, but as a wild card, he's more intriguing than the other options left on the market.
First base -- Kendrys Morales
A lot of teams look at Morales as more of a DH option, which has made them reluctant to give up a Draft pick to get him, but Morales can play first. He's clearly one of the best bats left on the free-agent market. He could be the last free agent standing, as even a return to Seattle is complicated. The good news for Morales is that his agent is Scott Boras, and Boras put together a four-year deal for Michael Bourn last February and a three-year deal for Kyle Lohse last March.
Second base -- Justin Turner, Jose Castillo
One of the thinnest positions out there. Ramon Santiago was going to be named until the Reds agreed to a deal with him Wednesday. That leaves Turner and the 32-year-old Castillo, the former Pirate who hit 25 homers in Mexico last season and batted .340 in Venezuela over the winter.
Shortstop -- Stephen Drew
An even thinner position. Drew could help about half of the teams in the Majors, though, so it's a surprise that he's still available. He'd be a perfect fit for the post-Tanaka-signing Yankees, but that leaves open the question of how to handle him and Derek Jeter. The Yankees are in a most awkward spot.
Third base -- Placido Polanco
With Michael Young turning down the offers he has received in favor of retirement, there are no good choices here. If anyone could figure this out, it would be Theo Epstein and Jed Hoyer, who have improvised at third base with Luis Valbuena, Cody Ransom and Donnie Murphy the last two years. Maybe they would have a better idea.
Outfield -- Nelson Cruz, Sam Fuld, Andres Torres, Reed Johnson, Derrick Robinson
Cruz is the guy you build the middle of the order around, hoping that he'll be the same guy after his 50-game Biogenesis suspension. He might have been better served by returning to the Rangers after they presented him with a qualifying offer, but he could still land a good deal with the Mariners or one of those proverbial mystery teams. Robinson, who was non-tendered by Cincinnati after being on its roster for the 2013 National League Wild Card game, has had a host of injuries but is worth a flier if he ever gets healthy and starts running again.
Designated hitter -- Alex Cabrera
Here's the ultimate wild card. The 42-year-old Venezuelan, who once played for the D-backs, was out of baseball last year after a long run in Japan. He killed the ball this winter, hitting .391 with 21 home runs in 59 games during the Venezuelan Winter League regular season. Some big league team should give him a shot this spring just to find out how he would hit against better pitching. He might be the ultimate late bloomer.

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Harvard dropped a 6-0 decision to the Huskies Friday (Gil Talbot).
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – The Harvard men's soccer team fell behind early and was unable to mount a comeback as the Crimson fell to No. 4/3 Connecticut, 6-0, Friday afternoon at Ohiri Field. The loss drops Harvard to 1-3-1 on the year while UConn remains unbeaten at 5-0-1 this season.
The Huskies wasted little time getting on the board, taking a 1-0 edge just 4:31 into the contest. Carlos Alvarez lofted a pass towards the box from near midfield and Mamadou Diouf corralled the pass and put a low shot past Evan Mendez for his third goal of the season. Just over six minutes later, Diouf struck again, picking off a Crimson pass at the top right corner of the box and angling a low shot to the far corner past Mendez for a 2-0 lead. UConn pushed the score to 3-0 on Stephane Diop's first tally of the season, as the senior curled a ball into the far upper corner from the top of the Harvard box.
Harvard's best chance came in the final minutes of the first half. David Barna curled a free kick into the box from near the corner flag and Zack Wolfenzon got off a clean header that went just wide of the goal.
The UConn attack was relentless in the second half as well, as the guests extended their lead to 6-0 on goals from Alvarez, Max Wasserman and Allando Matheson. Mendez finished the day with three saves for the Crimson.
Harvard will take a week off at it prepares for its trip out west. Harvard's next game comes against California Poly Friday, Sept. 21 at 10 p.m. EST.


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Managers at the Denver Post and the Rocky Mountain News value veteran journalists for their experience, their wisdom and their institutional knowledge — and for the way they improve the bottom line when they leave. The Rocky submitted a buyout proposal to longtimers earlier this year, and the Post has presented two go-away deals since 2006. In addition, the Post gave a handful of employees not covered by a Denver Newspaper Guild contract the heave-ho when the latest of its offers failed to generate enough savings.
These moves left dozens of journalists without jobs, including a sizable percentage who were not yet of retirement age — and according to Karen Abbott, who worked at the Rocky for 29 years before splitting in 2006, many of them have expressed anxiety about the future. "I heard them saying, 'I took the buyout, but I don't know how to do anything else. I've worked at a newspaper for thirty years, and I only know how to do this one stupid thing,'" she recalls.
In an effort to aid such folks, Diane Hartman, a former Post features editor who spent twenty years as a spokeswoman for the Colorado Bar Association, and current Rocky staffer and Denver Press Club booster John Ensslin came up with the idea of creating a support group to provide practical tips and advice about transitioning into other careers, as well as a way to keep in touch with suddenly scattered colleagues. Abbott suggested that the collective be dubbed The Jump, "after the newspaper term for the part of the story that's continued on another page," she says — and while Ensslin thought it might be a slow starter, he was wrong. The first two sessions attracted more than twenty people each, and Hartman and company hope an even larger contingent will attend a pre-holiday mixer slated for 6 p.m. Thursday, December 6, at the Press Club, 1330 Glenarm Place (get more information at 303-571-5260 or email@example.com.)
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The Jump's message is relentlessly positive, but there's still room for a modicum of gallows humor. Retired Post Capitol bureau chief Fred Brown recalls that "one person said, 'Maybe you shouldn't call it The Jump. Maybe you should call it Pushed.'"
That was certainly the case for Todd Engdahl, a member of the Jump board of directors along with Abbott, Hartman, Ensslin, Brown and Peter Blake, a political columnist who accepted a Rocky buyout. Engdahl worked at the Post for more than 31 years in a variety of high-impact roles. For instance, he launched DenverPost.com and subsequently became assistant editorial-page editor. Unfortunately, these appointments were exempt from Newspaper Guild protection, making him vulnerable. In the end, he received the same severance package as did participating Guild employees. The difference? They made the choice to go, while he did not.
Nevertheless, Engdahl wasn't shocked when the hammer came down, and he's not depressed about his circumstances; he's consulting for a couple of local foundations and laying the groundwork for "projects down the road" that he can't announce yet. But he realizes others haven't been so fortunate. "This is a very traumatic time in the traditional commercial print media in Denver," he says, "and something like this, as casual and loose as it is, can still be of help to people who are reeling from the sudden change."
The inaugural Jump event, held in October, focused on transitioning into public relations or public-information-officer gigs — a common destination for individuals with journalism backgrounds, but one that brings some baggage with it. "There's an attitude on the part of some newspaper people that it's slumming to be in PR," Hartman concedes. To dispel this notion, the Jumpers called on Mark Eddy and Lynn Bronikowski, survivors from the Post and the Rocky, respectively, who've reinvented themselves as PR pros. And a November assembly that dealt with job ads brought together more mouthpieces: Andrew Hudson, who once spoke for Mayor Wellington Webb, plus Michelle Ames, another PR type with a Rocky background, and Sharon Sherman, a onetime Poster who presides as managing principal at GBSM, a communications firm.
Will reporters-turned-spokespeople have anyone left to talk to? Abbott says a retired PR expert "who's interested in The Jump for the social aspects" maintained that bloggers might fill the gap, "which was kind of a joke and kind of not." Either way, plenty of younger journalists are departing from the Denver dailies these days, and they often wind up on the same career paths their elders are exploring. Take Mark Couch, a forty-something Post reporter who now gabs for the Colorado Department of Revenue; he'd planned to attend the initial Jump gathering, but it coincided with his going-away party. Although the new job was a major lure, he admits that he was also motivated in part by the tough times facing the print medium. "Denver is an aberration in some ways to have two newspapers going," he allows. "It's hard to say how much longer this area can support both of them."
In the meantime, the dailies are rarely filling vacated positions, and Abbott has heard from numerous staffers feeling overstressed as a result. "They tell me morale is very low," she says. "They complain that the staff is so reduced that everyone is working much harder, and that's very exhausting."
Several Jump attendees remain daily employees but appear to be exploring an exit strategy. Ensslin doesn't fit this category; he sat in on the meetings, but emphasizes that he's very satisfied at the Rocky. Nevertheless, he's pleased to report that a couple of attendees have found employment, and even if The Jump wasn't directly responsible, their accomplishments provide hope to those stuck in search mode. As Hartman points out, "There's certainly life, and work, after journalism."
Letter from the editor: Most media members are very careful about what they put in e-mails to people they don't know, because their comments could wind up anywhere: on a blog, on a message board, in a column like this one. But not long ago, in an exchange with a would-be contributor, R Kelly Liggin, editor in chief of the University of Colorado Denver Advocate, let it rip in an exchange that brims with the sort of snarkiness lotsa editors dream of unleashing.
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A few months back, the Advocate inaugurated "Take Your Best Shot," a feature for which readers were asked to send in photographs of interest along with thirty- to fifty-word descriptions. Student Brian Farrell accepted this invitation, snapping what he describes as "a particular piece of art on a concrete support beam that had caught my eye a few months before — a depiction of the self-immolation of a Vietnamese Buddhist monk." When the photo wasn't published, Farrell contacted the paper, and after trading notes with a photo editor, he began to wonder if the submission had been nixed for political reasons. In truth, Liggin says, the quality of the photo wasn't nearly as strong as the subject matter, and after a couple of back-and-forths with an accusatory Farrell, he let his feelings fly.
"While I appreciate your pointed and, frankly, caustic interest in the Advocate, I do not have time for and will not make time for entertaining every crank that has an issue with our issues," Liggin wrote. "If your picture didn't run, it's likely because, for one reason or another, it sucked. Period. Is that a judgment call? Absolutely. Welcome to the publishing business. Those with their names on the masthead make judgment-based decisions. Every single day. If you feel neglected by this process, cope. Meanwhile I have a paper to run. If you need a shoulder to cry on, I invite you from this point forward to take your concerns to my board of advisors. They will not want to hear from you, but there you go."
"Take Your Best Shot" was subsequently discontinued for a lack of interest. "I couldn't even get my friends to send in pictures," Liggin says. "That's how unpopular it was." As for his ultra-direct response to Farrell, Liggin doesn't regret it in the slightest. "I think the attitude was appropriate at that point," he maintains. "I'm sure my advisors would have their own opinions about that, but so long as my name is on the masthead, I'll run the show my way."
Editors everywhere would love to say the same thing.


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[Verse 1: Game]
Holdin' my daughter in the booth
Her momma out there somewhere in that Bentley trynna find a roof
Poof, I wave my wand and here comes Kendrick
Niggas say the west ain't winnin', I'm just tryin' to find the proof
Speakin' of Proof, I'm 'bout to roll one with Snoop
Blow the smoke out to your memory and toast to Eminem
Cause he, gave me the shit that I needed on Documentary
Keep it real with myself, I got murdered like John Kennedy
But that was cool cause I was just there for the energy
Watchin' Bizarre pop pills while 2Pac in my hennessy
First time in Detroit, had to rock the Grant Hills
Cause I threw up my dukes when California was at a stand still
But hope ain't lost cause Dr. Dre the man still
Had faith in me, knew I had heat like an anvil
Ran through entire crews, put their remains in a landfill
And I ain't lost the hunger, I'm eatin' out the can still
Yeah, wherever Hov and Nas at in the world right now
I know they listenin' like
This young nigga be killin' this shit
Hip-hop is life's Cîroc I'm 'bout to drop a pill in this shit
Let's go, esco bars nigga, like Nas nigga
The flow is Rakim with the Birdman cars nigga
Hold on I gotta take Birdman's call nigga
Stunna, whattup blood?
"Whattup blood? What's poppin' my nigga?
Look, I know this the last one after this it's straight Cash Money, my nigga
So, it's YMCMB, wild life my nigga, let's get it poppin'"
Rich Gang
All the time one hunnit
Soo Woo
[Verse 2: Game]
New coupe, remove roof
I'm from where niggas'll do your bitch and bitch niggas'll do you
Inevitably we take celebrity bitches and run a chu-chu
We puttin' on magnums, taggin' that wagon, some of these birds kookoo
And murder is what I do to
These Just Blazes, Kanyes, shit on Swizz, I handle my biz
The whole world know what I do to Dre's shit
Niggas know I'm classic, I ain't even gotta say shit
Frank Ocean more of a man than you niggas, get up off that gay shit
Fuck copyin' styles, niggas be tracin'
Whether it's me, the movie, or Jadakiss, niggas just can't fuck with Jayceon
Let's go
[Chorus: Elijah Blake]
Laa, da da da dup da ah
Thought you love me before
I'm glad to kill it some more
Every hood needs an anthem
Laa, da da da dup da ah
Winning comes with a price
No matter how hard you try
Can't buy freedom
We're far from being free
Yea we're far from being free
We're far from free
[Verse 3: Game]
Wanna welcome everybody to Jesus Piece
After my album fades, my competition will lyrically be deceased
Niggas saying I'm underrated
Like a younger Jay with heat, but not the ones the Thunder play with
So Los Angeles King is sort of an understatement
Let me find a gun to play with, I leave you niggas under pavement
Tell 'em they rent's due, pay up or get cement shoes
All this dope be around, you act like I ain't lean on that fence too
But now you up here and bitches and cars is what I'm into
You wanna send me to God, I wear 45 in that French shoe
I fuck with Wale, Ross, and my nigga French too
And me and Face just slashed the last beat up like a ginsu
My album like a 'Rari, a lot of dope features
Glad you bought it, now sit back and just blow reefer
I know the concept behind it is gon' reach ya
Now turn this motherfucker up and blow speakers
Ladies and gentleman
I would like to introduce to you
An incredible gentleman
He goes by the name Elijah Blake
Let's go
[Chorus: Elijah Blake]
Laa, da da da dup da ah
Thought you love me before
I'm glad to kill it some more
Every hood needs an anthem
Laa, da da da dup da ah
Winning comes with a price
No matter how hard you try
Can't buy freedom
We're far from being free
Yea we're far from being free
We're far from free
[Outro: Game]
And last but definitely not least
I wanna send a special shout out, to my nigga James Harden
Another Los Angeles nigga carrying rockets
Ballin' on you bitches
[Skit: Kevin Hart]
Ay man, look
You done rocked with my nigga Game
First of all Game, shouts out to you
You put your foot in this album's ass
Here's the thing man
This is your public service announcement for free
This is from me, to you, and everybody who listens to this album
At the end of the day, man, you can't be judged
If you a man to God, then be a man to God
If you a nigga from the streets, god damnit, be a nigga from the fucking streets
At the end of the day, you are who you are
God made you for a reason, man
Now I'm not saying go kill nobody
I ain't saying go smack ya lady in the face
What I'm saying is, be who you think you are, man
Don't mix that shit up
At the end of the day, look
Am I perfect? No
Do I want to be perfect? No
Does God know I'm not perfect?
Well that's a fucking question mark, cause here's the thing man
Cuz I'm praying at the wrong times of the day
That's weird, and I'll talk to you about that later
But man bottom line what I'm saying is this dude
Be you do you, can't nobody judge you but you
And at the end of the day if you doing hat you supposed to
Then fuck it man!
You got one life! Live it!
With that being said
Pray for me
Album: Jesus Piece
Year: 2012
Title: Freedom


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I vaguely remember learning "how-to" from the CAROL DUVALL SHOW sp, that will tell some how long ago! I was SO HAPPY to get a refresher and Completely Ecstatic about the template. Like Sue, I also like the uniform shapes the template gives too... It's in my cart at this minute! As a cardmaker, how can I leave w/out giving "Props" to Ann!!
I remember making these paper beads 50 yrs. ago using wall paper from wallpaper books. I used long skinny knitting needles and would make several at a time by pushing them up on the needle.I used the old musalege glue. They sold like crazy at grange fairs.
What a lovely project! Besides making pretty cards and jewelry, you could use the beads to make lovely "bead curtains" for your bedroom doorway too!
Speaking of Aleene's--it was on her show(many years ago) that I first saw how to make paper beads. There was no template so now they are easier. Thanks for that.
If you look back in many very old crafting magazines you will find the ads for a small hand crank machine that was used to make these beads. So nice to see the "old crafts" coming back!
Fun!! All kinds of possibilities with your wonderful paper selection. Love the card Anne made :)
Would love to know how Kyla (sp?) made her necklaces...is that string?
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Kyla made her necklaces with Sparklers Color Infusions Threads, they come in a variety of colors and look great with paper beads! You can see all the colors at PaperWishes.com--bet you figured that out though!
It is far easier to do if you use a quiling tool
My grandaughter did a project for school called "Junk mail jewelry". Everyone loved it, teachers included! Needless to say she got an "A", and this is a must have for her. She'll love it!
The bracelet instructions are on the necklace too - instead of the necklace - there are no instructions for Ann's cards, pages???
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Thank you for letting us know. December fixed the directions for you.
I have this template and have hesitated trying it. Now that I've seen how easy it is, and how beautiful the end result is, I can't wait to go home and play!
Hiya , i made lots of these beads just before Christmas, and made them up into necklaces, bracelets, and earings, as presents for family and friends they loved them and couldnt believe they were made from paper .
I made them from Christmas wrapping paper , newspaper, magazines, anything i had to hand , i sealed them with glittered and ,coloured nail varnish . I even sold some at the church coffee morning , i only took them to show a friend but when others saw them they wanted to buy them , i couldnt believe it . I didnt have a template i just tore paper and rolled till i got the shape i wanted , think i will get template so i can get uniform shapes , looks a lot better .
love your show paper beads as we know been around long time -i hope to purchase the templates soon
Thank you so much for these webisodes--I look forward to each one! I check the website on Tuesday night, even before the e-mail comes. Anne, loved your card!
Cool! I remember making little beads eons (seriously) ago. I took the shiny pages from magazines that had large portions of color and used them. I may even have the earrings around here somewhere. (I didn't have a template THEN!) :)
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CARSON, Calif. – When, in 2003, Mike Magee joined the MetroStars, as New York's MLS team was known at the time, a bright future was seemingly just around the corner for the club.
Six years later, when Magee parted ways with the New York Red Bulls, he left them as MLS Cup finalists and on the cusp of joining the league's upper crust.
This year, New York has made even more noise on the American soccer scene and it has produced results. With the opening of Red Bull Arena and the addition of Designated Players Thierry Henry and Rafael Marquez, New York is one of the league's hottest commodities.
That his former club has transformed itself in this way is not exactly a surprise.
"They always found a way to make it seem like they were on the up and up," Magee said. "They were always bringing in players and trying to make changes. In my six years there I had about six different coaches and four different owners. It was a matter of time before they would be successful."
Success has not always been part of New York's history. It is one of two MLS original clubs not to win a trophy of any kind and their surprising MLS Cup 2008 run was the club's only appearance in the league's title match.
While this year has been stellar—New York sits in second place in the Eastern Conference with 31 points—the club had a miserable season in 2009. But such sour campaigns weren't unexpected.
"When I was there they were a bit of a disaster and now they seem to have their stuff together; a lot of good players, good coaching and with the guys I've spoken to over there, they all seem to be happy with the way things are going over there," Magee said.
When moving from the Red Bulls to the Galaxy, Magee took a step up—the Galaxy had won two MLS Cup titles and two US Open Cup titles before the Red Bulls ever reached an MLS Cup final.
New York, however, is now threatening to become one of the league's elite clubs, with the presence of such top talents as Henry, Márquez, forward Juan Pablo Angel and burgeoning rookies Tim Ream and Toni Tchani.
"I hope every team can get up to our level," Magee said. "Galaxy does things with a completely different class, from the front office all the way through to the players. Bruce Arena has done an amazing job of getting all the best people here and creating an amazing environment day in and day out. I'd love to see New York and every other team for that matter push the bar and raise the bar as we have."
Saturday's trip to face his old club is important to Magee for another reason. He's healthy enough to play, having had surgery to correct a sports hernia injury. Magee took the field against Real Madrid a week ago but last played a league match on May 29.
"I'm pretty pumped to get out there and there's not too much of a better place to do it than Red Bull Arena," he said.
With several of his former teammates still around, Magee said he has an extra incentive to help the Galaxy notch a victory.
"I want to beat those guys," he said. "I played six years there and there's still some guys on that team I'm close with. So to get some bragging rights would be good."


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Gluten-free Dairy-free Egg-free Focaccia inspired by Amy's Kitchen
I have a little addiction. It is to the Amy's Kitchen kid's meal with the ziti pasta with the fake cheese and a little bit of broccoli and focaccia and the apple cobbler serving. I know, I know, I'm not a kid, but it is relatively low in calories and I just can't get enough of it. They also just came out with a new kid's meal with gluten-free rice mac and cheese, broccoli, and that same apple cobbler. However, those frozen kids meals are an expensive little vice for a graduate student mommy with a mortgage. I was thinking about it, and although I do love the pasta, the real draw for me is that little bread square tucked in between the pasta and the apple pie. I just love the faintly nutty, brown rice flavor of the stuff and the fluffiness of it when I rescue it from the microwave and let the rest of the meal cook.
I am thrilled by Toddler Yum's new school, and it seems to be really good for her. She has friends, learns fun things and gets to try all sorts of new activities. She comes home literally singing, and little tidbits that she has learned leak out in between her toddler chatter. Last month she learned the days of the week in a cheery little song. Last night at the dinner table, she started belting out the months. She told me buenas noches with no prompting, out of the blue. It seems like a great environment and fit for my active little social bunny.
Unfortunately that great environment comes with a silicon valley price tag. We have her at half days, but it still gives our budget pause. Add on to that property taxes, graduate school fees, and utility bills and it ends up hurting a little bit. So, I have sworn off pricey convenience meals for a bit, and that includes those tasty Amy's Kitchen meals. I decided that a tight budget was no reason to go without my focaccia! I peered at the back of the Amy's kitchen box for ingredients, consulted with some favorite vegan cookbooks like Veganomicon: The Ultimate Vegan Cookbook, and started baking up a storm. I made two versions of this recipe, and this one was my favorite. It was not quite as fluffy as the Amy's version, but it still was strangely addictive. It also passed the DH test, who said that it was yummy and gobbled it down without any resistance. I loved it plain, with earth balance margarine, and used in sandwiches with a baba ghanoush, avocado and lettuce filling. By the way, the avocado came from the tree in our backyard. I just love free avocados! And the lettuce came straight out of our winter garden. California living has its perks!
I may be fooling around with this recipe some more, but I love the flavor. Honestly, I'm a rice girl at heart. I just love the nuttiness of brown rice flour tempered by a little white rice. And the sunflower meal is a very good alternative to the ever-popular almond flour. It gives great flavor, a little punch of protein, and does some good things to the texture too. I think I'll be using it in more of my recipes in the future. Hope you enjoy!
Dairy-free Egg-free Focaccia Bread
1/2 cup brown rice flour
1/2 cup white rice flour
1 cup tapioca starch flour
1/4 cup corn flour (can substitute millet flour, sorghum, or brown rice flour)
1/4 cup ground roasted unsalted sunflower seed meal (i made it in my spice grinder)
1/4 cup potato starch flour (can sub arrowroot or cornstarch)
1/4 cup cornstarch (can sub arrowroot or potato starch)
1 tsp. salt
3 tbsp. olive oil
for topping:
Line a square cake pan with parchment paper and baste sides with palm oil shortening or other preferred oil. Preheat oven to 375F.
Mix together dry ingredients in your kitchenaid mixer. Note on the sunflower seed meal- I cleaned my spice grinder by running a batch of white rice through it before I made the sunflower seed meal. You could also try using the small section of your food processor for grinding the meal.
Put your tablespoon of liquid sweetener (agave, maple syrup etc) in a small bowl. Add your warm water and your yeast. Combine gently and wait for it to foam. Add to your dry ingredients along with olive oil. Mix with the paddle for a few minutes, and then pour into your prepared pan. Baste top with a little olive oil or your favorite non-dairy plain milk. Sprinkle with bouquet garni herbs or onion topping.
Bake for 25 minutes or until a toothpick comes out clean.
Serve and enjoy!
Great for sandwiches when cut in half. Microwave individual servings for 10-15 seconds to refresh the next day.
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From the kitchen of One Perfect Bite...In my next life I plan to be a shepherd. I'll happily tend my flock, and when I'm bored I'll whip up a gourmet cheese or weave a shawl from the fleece my flock provides. I'll wander fields and sleep beneath star-lit skies and give no thought to schedules or holiday demands. Till then, however, I'm responsible for kitchen logistics and the plans I hope will make the holidays enjoyable for all who assemble at my table. To that end, I've been experimenting with some new breakfast and brunch recipes, and I have found a few that are good enough to share with you this week. I want to start with these delicious and seasonal cranberry scones. I do have one caution. The measurement for sugar in this recipe is given as a range. That's because these scones are barely sweet, and if your palate begs for a truly saccharine breakfast starter, you'll want to use the full measure of sugar that's suggested in the recipe. These scones have wonderful texture and they are simple to make. Just be careful not to overwork the dough as you mix and shape it. I know you will enjoy these pastries. Here is how they are made.
Cranberry Scones...from the kitchen of One Perfect Bite inspired by Midwest Living
2 cups all-purpose flour
1/4 to 1/2 cup sugar + additional sugar for sprinkling
2-1/2 teaspoons baking powder
1/8 teaspoon salt
1/3 cup cold butter, cut into pieces
1 egg
1/2 cup whipping cream + additional cream for brushing tops of scones
3 teaspoons vanilla
1/2 cup fresh cranberries, chopped
1/4 cup toasted pecans, chopped
1/2 cup confectioners' sugar, sifted
2 teaspoons orange or lemon juice
1 teaspoon melted butter
1 teaspoon milk
1) Line a baking sheet with foil or parchment paper. Preheat oven to 400 degrees F.
2) In a large bowl, stir together flour, sugar, baking powder and salt. Using a pastry blender, cut in 1/3 cup butter until mixture resembles coarse crumbs. Make a well in center of flour mixture.
3) In a small bowl, whisk together egg, whipping cream and vanilla. Stir in cranberries and toasted pecans. Add egg mixture all at once to flour mixture. Using a fork, stir until moistened and a dough forms.
4) Turn dough out onto a lightly floured surface. Knead dough by folding and gently pressing dough for 10 to 12 strokes or until dough is nearly smooth. Pat or lightly roll dough into an 8-inch square or circle. Cut into 8 rectangles or wedges.
5) Place rectangles or wedges 1-inch apart on prepared baking sheet. Brush rectangles or wedges with additional whipping cream and sprinkle with additional sugar. Bake for 12 to 14 minutes or until lightly golden. Transfer scones to a wire rack. Cool about 10 minutes.
6) Meanwhile, combine confectioners' sugar, juice, butter and milk in a small bowl. Mix well. Drizzle over or ice still warm scones. Serve warm. Yield: 8 servings.
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WASHINGTON (CNN) — Aviation authorities around the world ordered airlines to stop flying their Boeing 787 Dreamliners over fire risk associated with battery failures aboard the highly touted aircraft.
Groundings that extended globally on Thursday stemmed from a U.S. Federal Aviation Administration directive on Wednesday night that planes should not fly until the problems are resolved.
The action resulted from recent mechanical and other glitches culminating with a severe battery related fire aboard an empty Dreamliner in Boston 10 days ago and an emergency landing in Japan this week prompted by an alarm indicating smoke in an electrical compartment.
"The battery failures resulted in release of flammable electrolytes, heat damage, and smoke on two Model 787 airplanes," the FAA said in a statement.
"The root cause of these failures is currently under investigation. These conditions, if not corrected, could result in damage to critical systems and structures, and the potential for fire in the electrical compartment," the FAA said.
In all, authorities in Europe, Japan and India have grounded the planes while the battery problem is investigated. Carriers in Chile and Ethiopia also set down their 787s until further notice.
United Airlines is the only U.S. carrier to operate the Dreamliner. The carrier said it would work with the FAA on its directive. It inspected its fleet of six 787s after the Boston fire.
The marquee and technologically advanced 787 is widely viewed as crucial to the future of the world's biggest aircraft manufacturer.
The Dreamliner order book is very strong even though the plane had years of embarrassing setbacks and cost overruns during development.
The first commercial Dreamliner flight took off in October 2011, flying from Tokyo to Hong Kong, and the planes flew without major problems for months.
But Boeing's most recent problems with the plane extended beyond battery technology, global safety regulators, canceled service and a steady stream of negative publicity. The company's shares on Wall Street are sharply lower as well.
Growing list of problems
Most problems have been considered fixable and described as growing pains for a new airliner. But these experts say any battery system design problem would raise larger issues for the manufacturer, carriers and travelers.
Dreamliners fly 150 flights daily worldwide, Boeing said.
Since July, the growing list of reported troubles aboard the planes include a fuel leak, an oil leak, two cracked engines, a damaged cockpit window and a battery problem.
The FAA announced a safety review of the aircraft last week before taking stricter action on Wednesday.
In the most serious incident so far, an All Nippon Airlines (ANA) 787 with 129 people aboard made an emergency landing after a battery alarm on Wednesday. Those aboard reported a burning smell in the cabin, and an alarm indicated smoke in a forward electrical compartment.
Hours later, ANA and Japan Airlines announced that they were grounding their Dreamliners — a total of 24 planes — pending an investigation. Japanese authorities followed suit, saying the planes should stay on the ground until battery safety could be assured.
The head of India's civil aviation regulator, Arun Mishra, also asked Air India to halt operation of its six Dreamliners for the time being. The European Aviation Safety Agency said it, too, had adopted the FAA directive, which applies to the two 787s flown by the Polish carrier LOT.
Ethiopian Airlines also announced it was temporarily grounding four Dreamliners, according to regional manager Yohannes Teklu.
It has had no issues with its 787s but is following the FAA directive as "an extra precautionary safety measure and in line with its commitment of putting safety above all else," the company later said in a statement.
Chile-based LAN Airlines said it was temporarily grounding its three Boeing 787 aircraft and Qatar Airways was also putting down its fleet of five Dreamliners.
Boeing confident planes are safe
Boeing Chief Executive Officer Jim McNerney said in a statement on Wednesday the manufacturing giant is confident that the planes are safe and is working with authorities to get them flying again.
"Boeing is committed to supporting the FAA and finding answers as quickly as possible," the statement said.
McNerney did not mention specifics about the recent incidents, but said the company "deeply regrets the impact that recent events have had on the operating schedules of our customers and the inconvenience to them and their passengers."
The batteries are critical to the plane because the 787 is thirsty for electrical power.
The Dreamliner uses electricity to run more systems than any other Boeing airliner, said University of Dayton professor Raul Ordonez, an aircraft electrical and computer engineer who spent time observing Dreamliner development at Boeing's Seattle headquarters.
The 787 is unique because its batteries are lithium-ion batteries. These hold more energy for longer periods than the standard nickel cadmium airliner batteries.
"These kinds of batteries," Ordonez says, "are slightly more likely to cause problems."
Although lithium batteries heat up quickly because of their structure, they have systems and circuits in place to prevent overheating, said Tsutomu Nishijima, a spokesman for GS Yuasa.
The Japanese company supplies batteries for Dreamliners.
Investigation expected to take weeks
The investigation will take several weeks, the company said.
Boeing has delivered 50 Dreamliners so far and has more than 800 additional orders from airlines around the world.
Carriers who have ordered planes but are still awaiting delivery, like Qantas of Australia and Etihad in the United Arab Emirates, expressed confidence that the problems would be sorted out by the time they received the planes.
Boeing's shares, which had previously been resilient in the face of this month's negative publicity over the Dreamliner, sank another 2% on Thursday.
After last week's incident in Boston, Boeing chief engineer Mike Sinnett expressed confidence in the aircraft's battery system.
"I am 100% convinced the airplane is safe to fly," he said. "I fly on it all the time."
Longtime commercial pilot and industry analyst Patrick Smith said the battery issue did not appear to be a major problem, but called the FAA order "a positive and pro-active step."
"I don't think that it was dangerous for the plane to be flying, but it probably wasn't the best thing to be flying it on the heels of this latest emergency landing in Japan," Smith said.
"All airplanes have their teething problems, and this was trending in a bad direction," he added. "Now the authorities have said, 'Stop,' and that's a good thing."


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I have a number of LIDAR files (the extension is .adf). When put together, they show the same area (each shows one part of it), so, before I do anything else with them, I would like to combine them into one.
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By Hamza Hendawi / AP
CAIRO: Egypt's ruling military and the revolutionaries who demand they immediately step down battled for a third day in the streets — and competed fiercely for the support of a broader public that has grown tired of turmoil since the fall of Hosni Mubarak 10 months ago.
The generals appear to be winning the fight for the public, despite a heavy-handed crackdown on protesters around Cairo's Tahrir Square using a roughness that rivaled even that of Mubarak's widely hated police force.
Before dawn Monday, security forces mounted a charge and cleared hundreds of demonstrators away from the area, according to videos posted on the internet. Earlier, a man died in custody, a lawyer said.
The protesters have tried to drum up Egyptians' anger at the military by spreading videos and photos of military police savagely beating young men and women to the ground with sticks and truncheons — and the resonant scene of a woman in a conservative headscarf being stripped half naked by soldiers who stomp on her chest.
But so far their efforts to win public sympathy don't seem to be gaining traction in the face of the military's campaign to depict the crowds of hundreds in the streets as hooligans and vandals, not the idealistic activists who succeeded in bringing down Mubarak. At least 10 protesters have been killed and 441 others wounded in the three days of violence, according to the health ministry.
"The military has failed in everything except for its stunning success in making people hate the revolution, its history and its revolutionaries," prominent columnist Ibrahim Eissa wrote in an editorial in the independent pro-revolution newspaper, Al-Tahrir.
Led by a general who served for 20 years as Mubarak's defense minister, the military has been methodically seeking to discredit the revolutionaries, accusing them of illegally receiving foreign funds and being part of a plot hatched abroad to destabilize Egypt. The generals have in the meantime sought to portray themselves as key players in the 18-day revolt that toppled Mubarak's 29-year rule and hence have earned the right to rule.
In a statement posted on its Facebook page, the ruling military council on Sunday called the clashes part of a "conspiracy" against Egypt. It said its forces had the right to defend the "property of the great people of Egypt."
Seeking to depict the protesters as hooligans — and apparently to counter the widely published images of protesters being beaten or dragged on the ground — it also posted on the page footage of young men throwing rocks at a basement window of the parliament building and of at least one man trying to set the place ablaze.
The generals' campaign plays on Egyptians' frustration with continued instability and economic woes since Mubarak's fall. Many are now more focused on the multistage parliamentary elections that began last month and continue through March. Islamist parties have so far overwhelmingly dominated the vote, with liberals and secular parties far behind.
That trend continued with the announcement Sunday of results from the second of three rounds of voting, held last week. Out of around 160 seats up for grabs in the second round, the Muslim Brotherhood won 29 and another more conservative Islamic party, Al-Nour, won 23. Two liberal groups — the Wafd Party and the Egyptian Bloc — won nine and seven seats, respectively. The rest will be determined in a run-off vote to be held later this week.
The Islamists have been staying clear of the recent violence, fearing that they could jeopardize their electoral gains by taking part in the protests. Their stance has prompted many activists to accuse them of political opportunism.
The military has meanwhile been using the state media and sympathetic private TV stations to market an image of itself as the protector of the nation, filling its statements with patriotic rhetoric and grave warnings if turmoil persists.
The revolutionaries who led the protests against Mubarak accuse the military of mismanaging the transition since then, of seeking to hold on to power and of using the same autocratic ways as the ousted leader. They demand that the military hand over power to civilians immediately — and some have begun demanding that presidential elections scheduled for the middle of next year be moved up to January to pick a civilian head of state to take the generals' place.
"The military is looking down at us and handling everything from a security perspective," said Shady El-Ghazali Harb, a prominent activist and an icon of the anti-Mubarak uprising. "It is trying to make the point that its way of handling things is what will be applied and nothing else."
The latest deadly clashes began Friday, when one of several hundred peaceful protesters staging a sit-in outside the Cabinet offices near parliament was detained and beaten by troops. The protesters began their sit-in three weeks ago to demand that the military immediately step down.
In Sunday's clashes, protesters and troops battled on two main streets off Tahrir Square, trading volleys of stones and firebombs around barriers that the military set up to block the two central avenues. The army also used water canons.
Human rights lawyer Ahmed Ragheb said the man who died Sunday, Mohammed Mohie Hussein, was among some 200 people being held in a Cairo court after being arrested at the clashes. Within an hour of his interrogation in the presence of several defense lawyers, he died, Ragheb said.
"His condition deteriorated in custody. He was already wounded when he got there," he said.
Activists have flooded social network sites and sympathetic media with photos and video from the troops' brutal assaults the past two days.
The photo of the woman protester half-stripped by soldiers ran on the front page of the Al-Tahrir newspaper, emblazoned with a headline in red, "Liars," referring to repeated denials by the military council and military-appointed Prime Minister Kamal El-Ganzoury that no force or live ammunition were used against the protesters.
The presenter of a political talk show on a private TV station sarcastically praised the soldiers for their bravery in wrestling the woman down.
"She is more of a man than 300,000 men put together, including me," said Youssef Al-Hussein on ONTV.
Other widely circulating footage show an army officer firing a pistol at protesters — though it is not clear whether he was using live ammunition — and soldiers dragging women by the hair and ferociously beating, kicking and stomping on protesters cowering on the ground.
Still, many Egyptians complain the revolutionaries have gone too far and that, almost a year after ousting Mubarak, they should now go home and let the military run the country or wait for the next parliament to decide the country's future.
Such sentiments are not surprising given that the military has been the most powerful institution in Egypt since army officers seized power in a 1952 coup that toppled the monarchy.
Nearly 60 years later, the military continues to have the last word on policies, a position of power that has left many activists not entirely certain that the generals who succeeded Mubarak would voluntarily return to their barracks.
"The military council uses every opportunity to show itself as the land's strongest institution," said Mohammed Abbas, an activist who defected from the Muslim Brotherhood to side with youth groups more active in protests. "We are making it easier for the generals by our divisions and isolation."


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All About Mark-Paul Gosselaar's Romantic Engagement Ring!
The 'Franklin & Bash' star was quite involved in the design process, according to jeweler Neil Lane
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Right from the start, Mark-Paul Gosselaar knew what he wanted a dream engagement ring to exude: romance.
"He's a romantic at heart and he was looking to express it," says celebrity jeweler Neil Lane, who collaborated with Gosselaar, 36, on an ideal sparkler to give to his advertising executive girlfriend Catriona McGinn. "I worked on creating her dream ring for about a month. She had seen a ring of mine and Mark-Paul brought in a photo of it and we started customizing it, finding the perfect stone, showing sketches, discussing the mounting and how many smaller diamonds it would have and really designing it together. It's rare to find a guy who really wants to find the perfect ring and be so very involved in the process."
The result was a 3-carat cushion-cut center diamond surrounded by smaller diamonds in a handmade platinum setting, totaling over 5 carats. "He couldn't wait to propose," says Lane of the former Saved By the Bell heartthrob, who now stars with Breckin Meyer on Franklin & Bash. "He was so excited to have found the woman of his dreams," Lane continues. "They are an amazing couple. When he talks about her, it is clear that he is so in love!"
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Nearing 500 homers, Pujols a wonder all these years
DETROIT -- Mark McGwire remembered feeling awestruck by a young Albert Pujols in the spring of 2001, telling Tony La Russa that if he didn't put Pujols on the Opening Day roster "he might just be making one of the biggest mistakes of his career."
Mike Trout -- only 22 years old, of course -- recalled picking Pujols every time he played Home Run Derby on Xbox, because Pujols "could hit some homers, for sure."
David Freese, a diehard Cardinals fan growing up, told the story of how he banged his head against the roof of his Mobile, Ala., apartment when Pujols took Astros pitcher Brad Lidge deep in Game 5 of the 2005 National League Championship Series.
Joey Votto thought back to the final day of the 2008 regular season in St. Louis, when Pujols -- on his way to the second of three NL Most Valuable Player Awards -- hit a third-inning double and was pulled by La Russa so Pujols could exit to a standing ovation. The Reds' first baseman called it "the perfect move by the perfect manager for the perfect player in the perfect situation in the perfect city in a perfect year."
La Russa himself has a whole different perspective.
Asked what jumps out to him most about his former lynchpin, now on the doorstep of 500 career home runs, the Hall of Fame manager and current Major League Baseball executive recalls all those 0-for-4 days when Pujols was on the top step cheering for his teammates or when he would sacrifice himself to move a runner over while chasing a batting title. To La Russa, the Cardinals' skipper from 1996 to 2011, those moments captured the essence of Pujols, because "from the first time he got to the Major Leagues until right now, he has been the consummate competitor, teammate."
"I say that," La Russa cautioned, "and I don't think enough people will understand."
So he tries again.
"He plays like the old days. You know, when your values were simple. You played as hard as you could for your team, you took pride in what the team did and then you got fame and fortune. Guys are so distracted now. Albert has never been distracted and has been tempted to many, many times, because he's had a great, great career."
Pujols has hit four home runs in his first 15 games this season, and he enters the Angels' nine-game, three-city road trip that starts Friday just four more away from being the 26th player in baseball history to amass 500 homers. That last part is worth repeating: Pujols will soon be one of 26 players, among the 17,992 who have ever played this game, to perform baseball's most thrilling act that many times. That's 0.014 percent.
Good luck getting him to open up about it, though.
500-homer members
|No. of homers
|Date of 500th
|Barry Bonds
|Hank Aaron
|Babe Ruth
|Willie Mays
|Alex Rodriguez
|Ken Griffey Jr.
|Jim Thome
|Sammy Sosa
|Frank Robinson
|Mark McGwire
|Harmon Killebrew
|Rafael Palmeiro
|Reggie Jackson
|Manny Ramirez
|Mike Schmidt
|Mickey Mantle
|Jimmie Foxx
|Willie McCovey
|Frank Thomas
|Ted Williams
|Ernie Banks
|Eddie Mathews
|Mel Ott
|Gary Sheffield
|Eddie Murray
"My focus is on helping this team win," said Pujols, who recently surpassed 1,500 RBIs. "I'm going to have plenty of time, hopefully after I retire, to look at everything I've accomplished in this game. Right now, my goal is to try to win championships and hopefully stay healthy."
Pujols' chase for 500 hasn't captured many headlines, because 10 of the current 25 reached it within the last 15 years, because widespread use of performance-enhancing drugs has somewhat tainted the milestone and because his won't come with the franchise he hit his first 445 with.
Minus an off-the-cuff radio rant from Jack Clark, Pujols has never been linked to PEDs. And throughout the game, few are more respected.
"He is the baddest [man] in my book," Red Sox designated hitter David Ortiz said, though he chose a different description.
"He's the best hitter I've ever seen, live and competed against," Votto added. "Barry [Bonds] was the best I've ever seen in my life. Albert was the best I've ever played against, and it's not even close. Strength, quickness, flat-bat path -- he always backspun the ball. He didn't have huge power, but he hit the ball perfectly."
McGwire's last season as a player coincided with Pujols' first, "and I knew then that he'd hit 500 home runs," the current Dodgers hitting coach said. "No question. He was so short to the ball, strong hands, he was just so good. Solid lower half. He just doesn't have a lot of moving parts."
Pujols, the first player to hit 400 homers in his first 10 seasons, has homered off 315 pitchers in 36 different ballparks and against 29 of the 30 teams (St. Louis being the lone exception). He hit six home runs in the 2004 playoffs, setting a then-Cardinals record, and he belted three of them in Game 3 of the 2011 World Series against Texas.
If Pujols hits 30 homers this year -- he's never had fewer in a full season -- he'll finish 18th on the all-time list with 522, jumping ahead of Eddie Murray, Gary Sheffield, Mel Ott, Eddie Mathews, Ernie Banks, Ted Williams, Willie McCovey and Frank Thomas along the way.
Of the 25 who have hit 500 homers, 16 are in the Hall of Fame. The nine others -- Alex Rodriguez, Ken Griffey Jr., Jim Thome, Sammy Sosa, Rafael Palmeiro, Manny Ramirez, McGwire, Sheffield and Bonds -- are either not yet eligible or tied to performance-enhancing substances.
"He is one of the best right-handed bats in the game to ever play," Rangers first baseman Prince Fielder said of Pujols, his longtime NL Central competitor. "He's had an amazing career, a great first baseman, one of the all-time best."
Perhaps the most impressive thing about Pujols' chase is that he isn't defined by the home run. He's a two-time Gold Glover (2006, '10), sports a career .321 batting average, has never struck out 100 times in a season, has posted a .330/.439/.607 slash line in the playoffs and he's one of the smartest, most instinctual players in the game.
"You're dealing with a guy who rarely swung at balls out of the zone, didn't seemingly present himself as a guesser, so he wasn't a guy you could just beat on a 2-2 fastball in because he was looking away," said D-backs starter Bronson Arroyo, who has faced Pujols 92 times (77 at-bats). "He would jerk my fastball 500 feet foul, even though he hadn't seen one inside in two series."
Pujols is the only player in history to begin his career with 10 straight seasons of at least a .300 batting average, 30 homers and 100 RBIs, and he fell one batting-average point and one RBI short of doing it in an 11th straight season in 2011 -- a year that saw him return from a devastating left wrist injury in two weeks, even though he was supposed to be out at least a full month.
"His legacy is already established," Cardinals third-base coach Jose Oquendo said, calling 500 homers "just another milestone of many still to come."
But then there's this:
"He doesn't allow himself to enjoy much in this game, because he's always pushing," Cardinals skipper and former Pujols teammate Mike Matheny said. "He's always got his sights set so high."
Pujols' chase of 500 coincides with his quest to prove himself all over again, strange as that may sound, because his career has taken a drastically different turn since he signed that 10-year, $240 million contract with the Angels in December 2011.
There was that month-and-a-half-long homerless slump in 2012, a year that nonetheless finished with a solid .285/.343/.516 slash line. And there was a 2013 season in which he was a shell of himself, dealing with an aggressive case of plantar fasciitis in his left foot, a perpetually swollen right knee and no lower half as he notched by far the lowest OPS of his career (.767) and didn't play past July.
Now he's healthy, with almost eight full years remaining on his contract, and the world wonders who Pujols still is, what he will be moving forward.
"If he's healthy, he can do whatever he wants," Tigers first baseman Miguel Cabrera said. "He's one of the best I've ever seen. The thing is, he's got a lot of players that can help him -- Trout, when [Josh] Hamilton's back. There's a lot of good players around him."
La Russa cites Pujols' unmatched work ethic and uncommon discipline in saying that "if his health cooperates, he'll live up to the great, productive standards that he has set over his first 11 years." Freese brings up the fact that Pujols plays first base in a league that allows a designated hitter, awes at his approach in batting practice and comes to the conclusion that Pujols "will hit until he's 80 years old."
"I look for him, when it's all set and done, to be one of those handful of players that people are just in awe of," Angels manager Mike Scioscia said. "Albert's certainly aware of what he's accomplished, but he's not fixated on it. Albert wants to win baseball games, and I think that's why he's had such a great career and will continue to be very productive."


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Flowchart of High quality cold pressed coconut oil:
Metering âCleaning âMagnetic separationâDestonerâCrushing âSoftening âFlaking
âCooking âPre-pressing âgo to extraction section
Second oil press
Pretreatment process of High quality cold pressed coconut oil:
a. Cleaning device: To remove various impurities in oilseeds, such as: iron, stones, clump,
such as the plant leaf, clean up till impurity content does not exceed 0.2%.
b. Crushing machine: Oilseeds are crushed into 6-8 pieces. In order to meet the
requirements of crushing, the peanut is suitable for crushing with the moisture of 7% to 12%.
c. Softening Process: The purpose of softening is to adjust the moisture and temperature
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d. Flaking process: Rolling raw material into flakes, and the purpose is to increae surface
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e: Cooking process: Use steam cooking, inject direct steam and cook the flakes to meet
the requirement of oil press.
f. Prepress: Press the flakes to leave about 16%-18% in the cake. The cake will go to
extraction process.
g. Second oil press: Press the cake till the oil residue is about 5%.
Consumption in Operation of High quality cold pressed coconut oil:
Residual oil in cake
â¤5% (Peanut/Groundnut )
Handling capacity
Crude oil moisture and volatile matter
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Power consumption
⤠15KWh/T
Steam consumption
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Mechnical impurities
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Extraction process of High quality cold pressed coconut oil
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2. Main parts function
(1) Solvent pumps: continuously spray solvent to the rotary-typr extractor.
(2) Roary extractor: spray and soak the pre-pressed cake with solvent so that oil fats can be dissolved in solvent (form miscella).
After processing, you can get wet meal and miscella (mixed oil).
(3) DTDC: used to separate the solvent from the wet meal.
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(5) Miscella tank 2nd: the purified miscella will be pumped into it.
(6) Miscella stripping: it will remove the remaining solvent in miscella. And the solvent will
be discharged to condenser for recycling.
(7) Condensers: used to cooling the solvent gas separated from the wet meal and miscella
for recycling.
3. Main Process
(1) The material (for pretreatment) is sent to rotary extraction by the scraper conveyor. The
material will extracted by the solvent or mix oil. After this step, we will get meal and mix oil.
(2) Meal is send to toaster. Through the toaster, the solvent in the meal will seperate from
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(3) After the mix oil from the rotary extraction enters into 1st evaporator and 2nd evaporator,
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condenser and is recycled to rotary extraction.
4. Advantages
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(2) Less residual oil rate in the dry meal.
(3) Improving the quality of the meal.
(4) low processing cost, high labor productivity.
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Money plants are very easy to grow, both in soil and water filled bottles, jars, and any container. Money plant care is quite easy and needs no expertise. It is believed that money plant brings good luck, prosperity, happiness and wealth. You can grow this as an indoor or outdoor plant.
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Planting and care
You can plant it anytime and in any season with great ease. You just have to cut a stem from the parent plant and plant it where ever you want. You can plant it anywhere whether in soil or in water. You can plant it in your garden as well as in your house. The best part about this plant is that you can plant it just by cutting a part of already grown money plant.
Just cut the stem of already grown money plant and plant it in the soil. Cut the fresh stem from the growth tip.
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Caring for Money Plant Marble Queen
- Money plants do not need much care if you do not overdo anything like sunlight, water, and fertilizers. It is difficult to kill so it is known as devil's vine or ivy.
- Some tips on how to care for a money plant are given below to grow it faster.
- When to plant, You can start planting your money plant in any season anytime.
- Where To Plant, Money plant can grow in both direct and indirect sunlight.
- However, too much direct sunlight can turn the leaves yellow and even burn them.
- I have placed my money plant in a shaded verandah where it receives only indirect sunlight and it is growing very well, spreading on the ceiling with 8 to 10 branches - all about 5 meters long.
Typical uses of Money Plant Marble Queen
Special features: You can grow this as an indoor or outdoor plant. Keep a stem of money plant in a bottle of water or plant into the soil and decorate indoor or outdoor.
Ornamental use: This plant is used for decorating your indoor and outdoor space like a balcony, terrace, patios, etc


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CV Maker API - SDKs
The CV Maker API allows developers to integrate its CV builder service with their applications, enabling their users to create CVs directly. This API gives a CV document in docx, pdf or jpg as output. As input it uses a set of about 30 fields. Tuxx is a provider of APIs, based in The Netherlands.