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The Ellis swivel chair has a fun, modern design and gives you the ultimate in luxury and relaxation. It features a hidden base, which allows the chair to swivel 360 degrees. Seat cushions are filled with shape-retaining foam with an extra thick fibre wrap to provide maximum support. 2 scatter cushions are included for added comfort, Images displayed here act as a guide and may not be representative of the finished item. Fabrics are overlayed onto model images, so actual seams and pattern match may differ from what is shown, Dimensions: Height:83 cm, Width:130 cm, Depth:129 cm, Seat Height:45 cm, Arm Height:66 cm, Top back Rail Height:70 cm, Feet Height:5 cm, C Dimension:59 cm, Item details: 99% of our upholstery is manufactured in the UK, Seat cushions are fixed foam with fibre wrap, Back cushions are made up of polyester fibre, Can have armcaps- yes, Feet are metal swivel, More information: Our delivery team will unpack and position in a room of your choice for free.
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BBC Countryfile team visited Guernsey, to chat with local residents about the life on the island. Ellie Harrison visited the Guernsey Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals and Matt Baker spoke to Ray Watts about the iconic Guernsey cow and its importance to island's economy. It was not the first time, Guernsey featured on BBC Countryfile programme, in January 2011 James Wong visit...Read More

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A first-year UC Davis medical student has been named recipient of the Alpha Omega Alpha Carolyn Kuckein Student Research Award.
Jennifer Ornelas, a native of Fairfield, Calif., will receive $5,000 to pursue her proposed research project. The award, which encourages and supports student research, was named in honor of Carolyn L. Kuckein, Alpha Omega Alpha's longtime administrator and an honorary member of the society, who died in 2004.
Acne is the most common skin disorder in the United States, affecting 40 million to 50 million Americans, according to the American Academy of Dermatology. Ornelas will study the use of botanical extracts in affecting the behavior of sebocytes, which are commonly involved in the development of acne. She will be working under the direction of Rivkah Isseroff, UC Davis professor of dermatology and Raja Sivamani, second year dermatology resident at UC Davis.


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Bronstein Park ban in effect as Manchester schools openBy PAT GROSSMITH
New Hampshire Union Leader
September 03. 2014 10:53AM
MANCHESTER — A 55-year-old woman, a cane by her side, sat on a bench in Bronstein Park just after 7:30 a.m. yesterday, oblivious to the "No Trespassing" signs posted by the city designating the park as public school grounds between 7:30 a.m. and 4 p.m.
"I walked right pass it," said Debbie, who declined to give her last name, as she sat on a bench on the Hanover Street side of the park.
She was unaware of the edict, which became official Wednesday, the first day of school in the Queen City.
The ban was put into place in response to nearly 50 overdoses related to the ingestion of synthetic marijuana known as "spice."
"What? Do you think a 55-year-old woman is going to be here smoking spice?" she asked.
Debbie questioned how banning people from using the park was going to stop anyone from buying the over-the-counter drug and smoking it.
"I don't know how it's going to stop that," she said. "If that is an unsafe product you get it out of the stores. It has nothing to do with the parks. I really think it's the wrong direction to go."
She walked with a reporter to take a look at one sign posted at the corner of Hanover and Union streets, next to the granite "Bronstein Park" sign and just above the "No Dog Fouling" sign.
Annoyed by the ban and apparently a reporter's questions as well, Debbie walked off. She later was seen sitting along a retaining wall outside the Gov. Hugh Gallen Apartments further down on Hanover Street.
Another woman, sitting on another bench along the south side of the park on Hanover Street, also was unaware of the ban.
Bahkiia Lauddo, who came to the United States in 2003 from Sudan, said she spends her nights at the New Horizons shelter on Manchester Street. At 7 a.m., when it empties, she heads to nearby Bronstein Park to spend the day.
"It's been hard," she said of her life in America.
At that time in the morning, no one was lolling around or doing drugs in the park.
A little after 8 a.m., a police patrol car was seen heading east on Amherst Street along the north side of the park. Lauddo was still sitting in the same place on the bench, undisturbed, at 8:15 a.m.
Around 7:30 a.m. groups of people walked through the park along the wide sidewalks, the vast majority students heading to Manchester Central High School.
A few teenagers stopped for a quick smoke before heading over to the school for the first day of classes. Talk consisted of messed up school schedules and the difficulty parallel parking an SUV between two compact cars near the high school.
"I love the park," said Central High junior Allie Franco, 17. She and her friends make it a point to have lunch in the park during the school day. She said she never saw anyone ingesting spice or doing drugs, at least last year.
"They were never here then," she said.
But another junior, Jeremiah Hunter, 16, said just the opposite, that he frequently saw people in the park doing drugs during the school day.
"They were always smoking some type of drug or knocked out on heroin," he said.


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Karachi: Satisfied by the security arrangements being put in place for the Pakistan cricket team in India, PCB Chairman Zaka Ashraf said the much-anticipated series this month would also help improve the bilateral ties between the two countries.
"We are not worried about any security issues because we are certain that the Indian board and government will provide the best possible security for our players," Ashraf said.
A PCB delegation, including a senior police official of the interior ministry, is currently in India visiting the venues of the two Twenty20 matches and three ODIs in December-January to inspect the security arrangements and coordinate other issues with the Indian authorities.
Ashraf said he was confident that the players would be able to focus totally on their cricket and give good results despite the threats being reported in the media.
"I don`t see this series as just a cricket series I see this series as something bigger. I would like it to eventually help improve relations between the two countries," Ashraf said.
"I want to see not only regular bilateral cricket relations with India but also better relations on other levels as well," he added.
The PCB chief was also quietly confident that eventually efforts being made to convince other boards to send their teams to Pakistan would pay off.
"I don`t want to take names but we are presently in talks with two or three boards trying to convince them it is safe for them to send their teams to Pakistan for a proper international series," he stated.
Ashraf said even the ICC was keen to see international cricket return to Pakistan.
"It is difficult to give a time-frame for international teams to return to Pakistan but I see a scenario now where every board is waiting to see which board first sends it team to Pakistan," he said.


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Danville, IN – Today, Indiana Secretary of State Todd Rokita joined Hendricks County Prosecutor Patricia Baldwin to announce the filing of criminal charges against Jason Keigley – an Indiana resident accused of swindling more than $1 million through fraudulent investment and mortgage schemes, primarily in Hendricks County.
In total, 3 counts for Class C Felonies and 9 counts for Class D felonies have been filed for theft, violations of the Indiana Securities Act, and violations of the Indiana Loan Broker Act.
Keigley worked as a loan originator for an Indiana mortgage company in 2004. While employed there, he also operated his own business – 1 st Place Mortgage. During that time, the Secretary of State's office and the Hendricks County Prosecutor believe he convinced at least 2 Hendricks County residents to invest in his company, telling them their investment was in an interest-bearing account and available to them upon request. No account has been located, and when the investors requested their funds, only a small portion was returned.
Further allegations indicate that Keigley brokered loans through his own business without the knowledge of his employer. To complete at least one of the mortgage closings on a Hendricks County home, he instructed the title company to void a check issued to his employer, and re-issue the check to his own company. In a separate instance, charging documents allege Keigley brokered 3 loans for 2 Hendricks County homes worth more than $500,000 each. With each mortgage, we believe he used power of attorney for the buyer, without the buyer's consent.
"We simply will not tolerate mortgage fraud in Indiana," said Rokita. "Our foreclosure rate is one of the highest in the nation, and mortgage fraud is a contributor to foreclosure. We can work to reverse that trend by educating home buyers and by protecting Hoosiers' hard earned savings and investments from this type of damaging, criminal activity."
According to RealtyTrac, an comprehensive, online mortgage marketplace, Indiana consistently ranks in the top 10 states nationally for mortgage foreclosures, and is currently ranked sixth.
The Prosecution Assistance Unit (PAU) of the Secretary of State's office initiated this investigation, and worked with Baldwin to file charges. Rokita created the PAU in 2004 to facilitate local law enforcement's prosecution of alleged Securities Act violations by creating a stronger partnership between the Statehouse and county courthouses. Since its inception, the PAU has helped law enforcement throughout the state file charges in 27 high-profile investment fraud cases, earned a 19 to 1 conviction-to-dismissal record, and obtained more than 175 years of sentenced jail time for white collar criminals.


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Midwest City man accused of molesting 2 girls
Midwest City man accused of molesting 2 girls
George David Armstrong Jr., 46, faces rape charges
MIDWEST CITY, Okla. —
A Midwest City man has been accused of molesting two girls, police said.
George David Armstrong Jr., 46, is accused of molesting and taking inappropriate pictures of a 6-year-old girl in November 2012.
The girl told police she was alone with the man at his girlfriend's Midwest City home when the alleged crime happened.
In January of this year, a relative of the girl's came forward.
The girl, now 10, told police that Armstrong molested her two or three years ago.
Armstrong was living with the girl's family in Midwest City at the time.
Police seized four of Armstrong's phones as evidence.
He's facing felony charges of first-degree rape, forcible oral sodomy and lewd acts with a child under 16.


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Spherical cow is a metaphor for highly simplified scientific models of reality. The phrase comes from a joke about theoretical physicists: Milk production at a dairy farm was low so the farmer wrote to the local university, asking help from academia. A multidisciplinary team of professors was assembled, headed by a theoretical physicist, and two weeks of intensive on-site investigation took place. The scholars then returned to the university, notebooks crammed with data, where the task of writing the report was left to the team leader. Shortly thereafter the farmer received the write-up, and opened it to read on the first line: "Consider a spherical cow. . . ."


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I was on the road yesterday when I opened the shop and horridly forgot to post about it here on the blog. I hope this didn't mess with too many of your plans, but there's still a few lovely things left for sale.You can find them at the SHOP link to the right, or right here.
Hope you all had a wonderful thanksgiving!
Here's a few shots of our trip up to Maine :)
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This weekend, a slew of newspapers in key swing states including Ohio are expected to release their endorsements for the presidency and other elected positions.
Such external validation is highly prized by candidates, but it's no longer entirely clear why.
The Columbus Dispatch gave a strong endorsement of GOP presidential nominee Mitt Romney last week, saying President Obama had failed: "Romney brings a wealth of executive experience in the private sector and the public sector that dwarfs that of Obama."
The Dispatch is the dominant paper in central Ohio, a swing region in one of the most vital swing states for this presidential field.
Voters Not Swayed
Yet even those voters who read the paper say they could have guessed who won its endorsement blindfolded.
"The Dispatch is traditionally a very conservative newspaper," said Matthew Burton, a 41-year-old stay-at-home father and Obama fan who lives just outside Columbus with his family. "There's the saying they've always endorsed every Republican since Woodrow Wilson. I'd be more surprised if they endorsed a national Democrat."
In interviews, a dozen voters suggested they put little to no stock in the editorials, even when they read the papers, and even when they fervently agree with those endorsements.
"Honestly, it doesn't influence me at all. There's definitely an underlying mistrust in the media from my perspective," said restaurant manager Mark Piscionari, a Romney supporter who said he preferred "doing my own research and doing my own homework."
"The endorsement really has no impact on my thought — or who I will vote for," said computer consultant Chris Malloy, who said he remained unsure of how he will vote. "My opinion is as valid as the editor of the newspaper, and it's my vote, so I will decide for myself."
"I think the people should be the ones to make the decisions — as opposed to these newspapers," said Himie-Budu Shannon, a deacon at an Episcopalian church. He said he will drive a bus from his church to voting stations on Election Day, a tacit move to get out the vote for his preferred candidate, Obama.
He said it did not influence him for a moment that his hometown Cleveland Plain Dealer strongly supported Obama for a second term. Asked if he remembered when he last relied on newspapers for guidance, Shannon responded: "As a child. Not since I became mature."
Newspapers' Decline
It's not that these Ohioans — and others like them — are not plugged in. They said they follow politics closely through the Drudge Report, NPR, cable news, PBS NewsHour to the Economist and the Guardian. All cited online aggregators such as Google News and Yahoo News.
That's reflective of newspapers' status in many markets: fading print monopolies struggling with sharply reduced paid circulation compared with a decade ago.
Newspapers in some smaller cities dotted across the country still bear names that betray (or honor, take your pick) their partisan roots, such as Foster's Daily Democrat in New Hampshire and the Waterbury Republican-American in Connecticut.
The move toward objectivity as a journalistic aim in reporting mirrored the decline of vibrant multi-newspaper towns, as surviving newspapers wanted to capture readers, not alienate them.
Some major papers, including the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, the St. Paul Pioneer Press and the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, no longer make presidential endorsements. USA Today never did. And yet campaigns fixate over which candidate has won more, as the Washington Post recently wrote.
On Wednesday, Obama yielded to criticism from the Des Moines Register, the largest paper in the swing state of Iowa, and allowed publication of the full text of his off-the-record interview with the newspaper's executives.
David Holthaus. the new editorial page editor of the Cincinnati Enquirer, set modest goals for the paper's endorsement. He said it's a civic duty to give readers the benefits of the paper's research. The Enquirer is set to announce its choice this weekend.
"What we would like to see is our voice added to the voices across the country," Holthaus said, "and, in that way, present what's important for our community and our readers and have a way to speak directly to the campaigns."
Paul Beck, political science professor emeritus at Ohio State, said such editorials now only really matter for local races — like judgeships.
"People who pay any attention to presidential politics have all this information about it," said Beck, who has tracked elections for more than 40 years. "They've seen the candidates in the debates. They have seen ... countless ads on television — so many that they are probably tuning them out as well. The newspaper endorsements are, I suspect, minor elements, if at all."
Some polling from Pew Research Center and others offers some support for that conclusion.
Can Newspapers Sway Undecided Voters?
One veteran of four Republican presidential campaigns, Dan Schnur, cited two factors: a shift in political strategy and a rise in polarization reflected both in the tone of new media outlets, such as Fox News and the Huffington Post, and the outlook of voters themselves.
"The primary goal of a presidential campaign in the 21st century is no longer to persuade a dwindling number of undecided voters — but rather to find a way to inspire and excite and motivate your strongest supporters," said Schnur, the director of the Unruh Institute of Politics at the University of Southern California. "A newspaper endorsement is much more effective at persuading someone who hasn't made up their minds."
And yet — for all that — Schnur, who was the communications director for Republican John McCain's presidential bid in 2000, disagreed with what has become the new conventional wisdom outside political circles.
"If you are the newspaper in the most important swing market in the most important swing state in a very close presidential election, you still matter a lot," Schnur said. "And the Columbus Dispatch endorsement really does matter."
(Dispatch editorial page editor Glenn Sheller declined to be interviewed for this story, writing in an email that he did not trust NPR to treat Republicans or conservatives fairly.)
Schnur said that Republicans could ensure that people far beyond the Dispatch's readership would learn of its endorsement, by incorporating it into TV advertisements, social media updates, radio commercials and direct mailings to convey momentum toward the White House and rally the faithful.
So in this case, Schnur said, limited to a vital battleground region, Buckeye newspaper editorialists might well help stimulate a few more Romney voters to hustle to the polls, and help pick a president.
This is ALL THINGS CONSIDERED, from NPR News. I'm Melissa Block.
And I'm Audie Cornish. This weekend, a slew of newspapers in key swing states will likely release their endorsements for president, and other elected positions. This kind of regional validation is highly prized by candidates. But as NPR media correspondent David Folkenflik reports from the battleground of Ohio, it's not entirely clear why.
DAVID FOLKENFLIK, BYLINE: I ran across Matthew Burton, a trained architect who, like many Ohioans, lost his job two years ago. He found another, but decided to become a stay-at-home dad.
Which one's yours?
MATTHEW BURTON: The one that's always trying to get in the fountain.
FOLKENFLIK: The Columbus Dispatch gave a strong editorial backing to former Gov. Mitt Romney last week. Burton lives just outside Columbus and reads the paper, but he could have guessed its chosen candidate blindfolded.
BURTON: The Dispatch is a - traditionally, a very conservative newspaper. There is a saying - they say that they've always endorsed every Republican since Woodrow Wilson. So I'd be more surprised if they endorsed a Democrat.
FOLKENFLIK: The Ohioans I talked to, sure were aware the Dispatch backed Romney; and that the Cleveland Plain Dealer went for President Obama. But in both cases, to little effect. Take these three: a Romney supporter, an undecided voter, and an Obama fan.
MARK PISCIONERI: Honestly, it doesn't influence me at all. There's definitely an underlying mistrust in the media but - doing my own research, and doing my homework...
CHRIS MALLOY: The endorsement really has no impact on my thought, or who I will vote for. I just think it's - just one person's opinion. My opinion is as valid as the editor of the newspaper, and it's my vote. So I really have to decide for myself.
HIMIE-BUDU SHANNON: I think the people should be the one to make the decision, as opposed to these newspapers endorsing each other.
FOLKENFLIK: Do you remember a time when you felt differently about newspapers?
SHANNON: As a child - not since I became mature.
FOLKENFLIK: There, you heard it from restaurant manager Mark Piscioneri, software consultant Chris Malloy, and Episcopalian deacon Himie-Budu Shannon; all, from Cleveland. It's not that these Ohioans - and a dozen more like them, that I talked to - aren't plugged in. They seem to follow the news closely; mostly, online and on TV. But nowadays, newspapers are often as not, fading print monopolies with sharply reduced paid circulations.
David Holthaus is the new editorial page editor of the Cincinnati Enquirer, which hasn't yet made its pick public. He says it's a civic duty to give readers the benefits of the paper's research.
DAVID HOLTHAUS: What we would like to see is our voice added to the voices across the country and in that way, present what's important for our community, and for our readers; and have a way to speak directly to the campaigns.
FOLKENFLIK: Ohio State political science scholar Paul Beck has tracked elections for 40 years. He says such editorials only really matter for local races, like judges.
PAUL BECK: People who pay any attention to presidential politics, have all this information about it. They've seen the candidates in the debates; they have seen - what, countless ads on television, so many that they probably are tuning them out as well. The newspaper endorsements, I suspect, are minor elements, if at all.
FOLKENFLIK: Some polling - from Pew Research Center, and others - offer support for that conclusion. One veteran of four Republican presidential campaigns, Dan Schnur, says that diminished influence reflects a shift in political strategy. Schnur is now director of the Unruh Institute of Politics, at the University of Southern California; but he was communications director for John McCain's presidential bid in 2000.
DAN SCHNUR: The primary goal of a presidential campaign, in the 21st century, is no longer to persuade a dwindling number of undecided voters; but rather, to find a way to inspire - and you excite, and motivate - your strongest supporters. A newspaper endorsement is much more effective at persuading someone who hasn't made up their mind.
FOLKENFLIK: And yet for all that, in this case Schnur disagrees with the new conventional wisdom.
SCHNUR: If you are the newspaper in the most important swing media market, in the most important swing state, in a very close presidential election, you still matter a lot. And the Columbus Dispatch endorsement really does matter.
FOLKENFLIK: That's because campaigns use the endorsements in advertisements, social media updates, radio commercials. and mailers and the like; to convey momentum toward the White House, and rally the faithful. So buck up, Buckeye editorialists. You may help pick a president - but don't count on it.
David Folkenflik, NPR News, Columbus, Ohio. Transcript provided by NPR, Copyright NPR.


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Color in the Home: House Tours that Wow with Color
Throughout 2012 we have seen some fantastic uses of color in our House Tours. Creative use of decor to add a burst of color, fearless use of colorful paint, and color combinations that inspire — we've seen it all this year on Apartment Therapy. Here are just a few examples of gutsy, stylish color in House Tours this year.
1. In San Francisco, California: Get the royal treatment at Sarah, Carrie & Tammy's revamped Victorian
2. In Manhattan, New York: Mark's Delightful (and Delicious!) West Village Home
3. In Denver, Colorado: Samuel's I <3 Denver Loft
4. In San Francisco, California: Christopher's Fine and Feathery Nest
5. In Chicago, Illinois: Ella's Playful Paradise
6. In Manhattan, New York: Francis & Jane Adapt a Loft to a Growing Family
7. In Los Angeles, California: Leah & Bill's Modern Love Nest
8. In Manhattan, New York: Heather's Sky High Hell's Kitchen Home
9. In McLean, Virginia: Linda's Fashionably Modest Condo
10. In Chicago, Illinois: Mark & Patrick's Curatorial Condo
11. In Central Pennsylvania: Violet's Bright and Airy Space
12. In Arlington, Massachusetts : Melyssa & Ted's Colorful Carriage House
13. In Arlington, Virginia: Nicole and Aaron's Parisian-Inspired Loft
14. In Saint Petersburg, Russia: Rustam's From Russia With Midcentury Love Studio
15. In San Francisco, California: Susan's Adventure for the Senses
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This morning, President Bush gave the commencement address at West Point. The President's subject was victory in the war on terror. Austin Bay live-blogged the speech; there's lots of interesting stuff. Austin writes:
I am listening to President Bush's speech at West Point and thinking "Why didn't he give this speech three years ago?"
To be fair to the President, I'm not so sure he didn't. He's given a number of terrific speeches on the war, but they've been under-reported and, for the most part, remain unknown. Anyway, check out Austin's post. It does indeed sound like a great speech.


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Where is the time going? Another crazy week at work has come and gone, hand in hand with more snow and another child at home with the flu since yesterday.
A few random questions I have been asking myself in the past days:
So, as I mentioned above, temperatures are still below zero here in Italy. This is a dish that works perfectly on our side of the equator, to warm the body and soul but it also works well in the summer heat served at room temperature with a nice dollop of cool yogurt or cream. The recipe I followed actually described this as a quick soup to be made with precooked (or canned) chickpeas, so cooking times were much shorter than mine. Nonetheless, I feel this kind of soup benefits from longer cooking on low heat. Also, the next time I make this I think I will sauté some chopped garlic and onion in the pot before adding the spices and the tomato base.
500gr (about 4 cups) soaked chickpeas
2tsp grated fresh ginger
1 green cardamom
2 cloves
1.5tsp roasted ground cumin
1tsp cumin seeds (whole)
chili to taste
½ tsp turmeric
1.5 cups canned tomato puree (I used the chunky kind)
olive oil
salt to taste
yogurt or sour cream to garnish
fresh coriander to garnish (I was out but it certainly makes a difference)
Roast the cumin in a pan (making sure it doesn't burn) and grind it.
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Toronto FC announced Thursday that it has acquired midfielder Bobby Convey from Sporting KC in exchange for a 2014 natural 3rd Round MLS SuperDraft pick (1st Round MLS Supplemental Draft).
"This is a good mid-season deal for Toronto FC. We are in need of quality MLS players on our team and Bobby fits the bill perfectly," said Toronto FC President and General Manager Kevin Payne. "I've known Bobby since he was a 16 year old rookie in MLS; and literally living in the basement of my home. He can be a very influential player in MLS and we look forward to him helping us move forward in the league."
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Convey, 29, is currently in his second season at Sporting KC and tenth in Major League Soccer (MLS). He has made 189 combined regular season and playoff appearances during his MLS career, totaling 14 goals and 33 assists in that time. Convey began his professional career at D.C. United in 2000 at the age of 16 and spent five seasons with the club. He signed with English club Reading FC (Reading) ahead of the 2004-05 season. In five seasons with Reading, Convey made 110 appearances and registered eight goals. He was a member of Reading's 2005-06 Football League Championship winning side, which gained promotion into the English Premier League for the first time in club history. Convey rejoined MLS ahead of the 2010 season after signing with the San Jose Earthquakes. He was named MLS Comeback Player of the Year in his first season back in the league; and remained with the Earthquakes until signing with Sporting KC ahead of the 2012 season. Convey has been named to the MLS All-Star team on three occasions during his career, the first coming in 2001 while at D.C. United and back-to-back appearances while at San Jose in 2010 and 2011.
Convey is a former member of the U.S. Men's National team. He earned 46 caps in his career, scoring one goal. Convey was part of the U.S. side at the 2006 FIFA World Cup in Germany.
Bobby Convey
Position: Midfielder
Height: 5'9
Weight: 150 lbs.
Birthdate: May 27, 1983
Birth Place: Philadelphia, PA
Hometown: Philadelphia, PA
Nationality: American
Last Club: Sporting KC
How Acquired: Trade with Sporting KC on Thursday, May 16, 2013
Pronunciation: "Con-vee"
Toronto Trades For Bobby Convey
Toronto FC announced Thursday that it has acquired midfielder Bobby Convey from Sporting KC in exchange for a 2014 natural 3rd Round MLS SuperDraft pick (1st Round MLS Supplemental Draft).


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ScenicOrNot is an interesting project from MySociety to find the most attractive places in Britain. The site uses a 'hot or not' format to get users to rate photographs taken around the UK. The site includes a leaderboard of the most scenic locations, as voted on by the crowd, and each photograph includes a link to view it on a Google Map.
One reason this project could be really successful is that the site is leveraging the 1,426,857 pictures submitted to Geograph. The Geograph British Isles project is aiming to collect geographically representative photographs and information for every square kilometre of Great Britain and Ireland. By crowdsourcing the rating of these photographs ScenicOrNot are presumably hoping to eventually produce a fairly accurate 'attractiveness' map for the UK.
Barry Hunter of Geograph has also produced this Google Map showing the locations of the top rated photographs by ScenicOrNot. The images are shown on the map as small thumbnails. Clicking on the thumbnail image will open an information window with a larger picture of the same image.
It is easy to see how having data that contains the attractiveness of most places in a country could be very lucrative. Real estate companies are just one potential customer of such data.
ScenicOrNot say they are gathering the data for a 'secret project'. They provide a link to the secret project 'Mapumental', which contains this video:
As you can see from the video the project shows users commute times on all public transport, including buses, trains, trams and the tube. Combine the commute data with house property prices and you have a sophisticated search application for house buyers.
Once Mapumental add in their attractiveness ratings from ScenicOrNot to the map, you can quickly see how the resulting map becomes very useful. Potential properties can be assessed not only for how long it would take to get to work but also for how attractive the place is to live.


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Moving Beyond Ego
In this holy season of Lent and Passover, Rabbi Ted Falcon and Pastor Don Mackenzie have written about the trance patterns we are stuck in and the need to get "out of Egypt." This reminds me of an Islamic teaching story that my parents, who were my most precious teachers, often urged me to think about when I was stuck in unhelpful patterns of thought or behavior.
Acknowledging our own shortcomings
During lunch break at work, the Mulla was getting more irritated with each passing day. Every time he opened his lunchbox, he found the same thing: a cheese sandwich. Finally, he complained bitterly: "I'm getting sick and tired of this lousy cheese sandwich." His co-workers offered some advice.
"Mulla, why don't you ask your wife to make you another kind of sandwich?"
"But I'm not married," the Mulla said.
"Then who makes your lunch?" asked the puzzled colleagues.
"Well, I do!" replied the Mulla.
A central teaching of this story is that many of our recurring problems stem from lack of awareness about our own patterns. When we are unmindful of our patterns of excuses, fears, biases, and attachments, we tend to focus on externals. From that place of blindness, we blame others, bemoan life, and work furiously to change people and circumstances. Sadly, we neglect the urgent and abiding need to look within and work fervently to change our own patterns and perceptions.
This chronic unwillingness to look within is also a hallmark of religious institutions, which are, after all, a collection of human egos in varying stages of development. There is a witty saying that religion is what happens when, after God has revealed basic truths, the devil steps in and says, "Let me organize them for you." Too often religious institutions focus on externals, making idols of theology and rituals and trumpeting the superiority of their beliefs. But despite the human failings of religious institutions, it behooves us to remember that at the spiritual heart of every religion is a twofold message about our existence: we are mysteriously placed on earth by the All-Merciful God, first, to evolve into the fullness of our being, and second, to be of service to God's creation. We need to work on ourselves continuously so that we become more fully human, and at the same time we need to offer ourselves in service by being a "lamp, lifeboat or ladder" to God's creation.
Achieving humanity through inner work
Every religion offers specific insights and prescriptions for this inner work. The Quran specifies three stages of the ego that we are asked to transform (12:53, 75:2, 89:27 ). In the first stage, the ego is a "commanding master" and can lead us into wrongdoing. By working to transform the ego into an "assistant," we move into the second stage where the ego learns about the power and beauty of choices. In the third stage, the ego is at peace because it is aligned with the soul. And there is more! Once we start this ego work, a cry pours out from the depths of our being: "O God, open for me my heart!" (20:25).
That is the crux of inner work: to transform the ego and open the heart. From a compassionate, wise and spacious being will flow compassionate, wise and spacious actions. The poet Rumi summarizes this critical work in two utterances: "Marry your soul. That wedding is the way." By this he means that we must work constantly to align our ego-personality with our divine nature. Elaborating on the heart work, Rumi says: "Take a pick-axe and break open your stony heart. Know that the heart's matrix is glutted with rubies. Springs of laughter are buried in your chest!"
The truth is that we prefer to talk about religion, fight over it, even kill for it. We seem willing to do everything but live our religion. Doing the inner work is highly inconvenient and we often complain of rough handling when life offers opportunities to polish our hearts. But if we complain of every little rub, how will our hearts ever be polished to reveal their divine essence?
Reaping the rewards of increased consciousness
Granted, there are awkward and difficult verses in our holy books that give religion a bad name, and we must seek to heal and integrate these verses by illuminating them with the light and insights of our higher, divine nature. Those difficult verses aside, the major thrust of all sacred scripture is the moral imperative to live in a way that reflects the holiness of our Creator. These sacred injunctions are exquisitely beautiful but are also highly exacting, for they demand that we grow in consciousness.
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Take, for example, the Abrahamic teachings about our relations with one another. Jews learn from the Talmud that if they despise another human being, it is as if they are despising God. Similarly, Christians are taught to love their enemies (Matt. 5:14) and Muslims are urged to make their enemies their bosom friends (Quran 41:34). Why do we not take these injunctions to heart and live them? The answer is simple: it's hard work and terribly inconvenient. We find it much easier to counsel others about the importance of doing their inner work, and too often we prefer to focus our energy and attention on the popular narrative of religious institutions: believe this tenet and do that ritual, and you are assured of a safe passage to heaven. But there is no getting around the command to do our own inner work. The Quran says clearly, "God will not change the condition of a people unless they change what is in their hearts" (13:11).
Our friend the Mulla stars in another story. This one about avoiding the hard work of inner growth. One day the Mulla went to the speaker's dais in the town square and bellowed out, "O people! O people! Do you want salvation without effort, freedom without sacrifice, riches without work, truth without falsehood, knowledge without difficulties…?" The Mulla repeated his message several times and each time the crowd multiplied, swelling in number, and they began to clamor, "Yes! Yes!" Brimming with satisfaction the Mulla then promised, "Excellent…thank you! You may rely on me to tell you about it in good time." The story goes on to relate that the Mullah became rich by preaching on this subject for a hefty fee.
In this blessed period of Passover and Holy Week, let us remind ourselves of the sacred work of getting to know ourselves, of establishing a relationship with ourselves, of moving from our mask to our real face. The Prophet Muhammad said, "Know thyself and you shall know thy Sustainer." Psalm 46, beloved to Jews and Christians alike, tells us to "Be still and know that I am God." If we search for a similar insight outside the Abrahamic faiths, listen to the words of the Buddha: "Know others and you become wise. Know yourself and you become enlightened."
Returning to the roots of our true selves
There is an extraordinary facet to this essential work. In a revelation to the Prophet Mohammad, God said, "Between Me and you there are no veils but between you and Me, there are seventy thousand veils." As we diminish our personal shadows through the light of awareness and compassion, we come closer to our divine light. We realize at a heart level the amazing truth taught by virtually every sage over the ages: we are in essence a profoundly spiritual being having a human experience. In a stunning epiphany the Prophet Muhammad exclaimed, "I am He and He is I, except that I am I and He is He."
If we are stuck at the level of consciousness where we have no connection to our divine essence, believing that the sum of our existence is our ego-driven personality, we are truly caught in a trap between a meaningless birth and the terrifying non-being of death. In the too-brief years between such a birth and death, we are condemned to content ourselves with a few scraps of pleasure while our egos desperately seek to satisfy themselves by acquiring more and more goods and physical experiences.
During this holy season, may we focus our spiritual energies on living the true spirit of our various religions. May we taste the essence of who we really are. May we return to the root of our real self. Once again, the words of the 13th century sage, Rumi: "You are a ruby in the midst of granite. How long will you continue to deceive us. We can see the look in your eyes. So, please, return to the root of the root of your real self."


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Changes in the Government Accounting Standards Board (GASB) starting in 2013 and 2014 will reveal the serious underfunded status of PERA in the state of Colorado. It will also lay the foundation of a potential battle between the beneficiaries of PERA and the taxpayers. Some economists have indicated that to fully fund PERA over a 30-year period may require up to 50 percent of the current payroll expenditures. It will further reveal the futility of the "Band-Aid" reform measures taken in the past.
Statements that PERA is "good for the taxpayers" stretches the multiplier theory to the point that even Mr. Keynes would blush. My intent is not to pick a fight with public employees, rather than to point out that serious reform is going to be a reality to keep this program from bankruptcy. Too often we in society are divided between political and ideological lines in public policy that we fail to see the real culprits; inept and corrupt politicians that make public policy. For an accurate status of PERA I would refer the readers to the Independence Institute policy paper authored by Barry Poulson in August 2012. You can access the Independence Institute at i2i.org.
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True Blood star Alexander Skarsgard takes a bite of his sandwich while having lunch with his Metropia director Tarik Saleh at Joan's on Third in West Hollywood on Monday (March 5).
On the other side of the country, his girlfriend Kate Bosworth hit the red carpet in a Valentino gown at the MET Ball in New York City.
A sneak peak of the upcoming season of True Blood has Alex sitting on a throne, watching a girl holding onto a pole!
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"You people obviously still don't get it, but you will soon," wrote right-wing blogger Jerry Hurtubise in an irate letter to the Columbia Journalism Review, sounding the death knell of the mainstream press. "It's over, you clowns. Now, when you lie, we will report it, every time."
The army of die-hard "Kossacks" assembled in the Riviera's ballroom to hear Daily Kos founder Markos Moulitsas Zúniga couldn't have agreed more. They roared in approval as Moulitsas spent nearly half his keynote address repeatedly deriding "the media elite." At the Yearly Kos convention in Las Vegas in early June, the attacks on journalists–invariably described as lazy, incompetent toadies of the ruling elite–came fast and furious, a close second to those on the Bush Administration. Slamming the press was a guaranteed applause line.
The media rage on the left–at least among those politically active online–now matches that on the right.
In one sense, all political bloggers, conservative or liberal, define themselves in opposition to mainstream journalists, who are viewed as elitists determined to marginalize the true will of the American people as represented by the bloggers themselves. As Moulitsas put it in his speech: "Unlike the out-of-touch establishment in DC, we actually know what it's like to live day-to-day in George Bush's America. Chris Matthews may say that only the kooks don't like George W. Bush, but we, like the rest of the country, know better."
But where the right-wing blogosphere accuses journalists of ideological bias, the progressive netroots view them as corrupt and compromised.
"Their view is: 'You're part of the establishment, you're part of the problem. You're scared that if you write the truth, you're going to get kicked out of the club,'" says Jennifer Palmieri, vice president of communications at the Center for American Progress. This blistering assessment is hardly surprising since the very creation of the progressive blogosphere is directly linked to an institutional failure of the press. Enraged at the media for failing to represent their views in the aftermath of 9/11, and more so in the lead-up to the Iraq War, people like Moulitsas decided, as he put it, "to stop railing at Fox News and our so-called 'liberal' pundits, and start publishing those rants on the web."
Journalists have therefore been assigned a very specific role in the netroots narrative about the ascendance of the right, which in turn enabled the wrongs of the Bush Administration. They're marked as "collaborators" who either because of cowardice or greed delivered this country into the hands of right-wing tyranny.


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JDBC - A database management system (DBMS) provides facilities for storing, organizing, and retrieving data. Most business applications store data in relational databases, which applications access via the JDBC API. The information in databases is often described as persistent because it is saved on disk and exists after the application ends. The Application Server bundle includes the PointBase DBMS.
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Key species
Amur Leopard, Critically endangered
Amur (or Siberian) Tiger, Endangered
People involved
This project is run by Dr Linda Kerley, a tiger biologist who has lived in Russia's Far East for more than 20 years.
Jo Cook is the European Coordinator for the Amur Leopard Breeding programme.
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Other partners: Primorskii State Agriculatural Academy (PSAA); WCS Russia; AMUR; Lazovsky National Park; Wildlife Vets International
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Baltimore-area restaurants took to social media on Wednesday to announce weather-related specials, closings and promotions:
Food trucks mostly kept off the road. They Gypsy Queen, Miss Shirley's, South Carolina BBQ, Iced Gems, Kommie Pigs and Wheyrich all Tweeted out notices that they would not be operating on Wednesday.
The Manor Tavern in Monkton was closing for lunch on Wednesday. In Ellicott City, Tersiguel's was closing for lunch and dinner on Wednesday. Establishments in Federal Hill and Fells Point Tweeted out messages on Wednesday afternoon assuring patrons that they were remaining open.
Elsewhere, Gino's Burgers & Chicken on La Salle Road in Towson is offering 50 percent off on Wednesday to to fire, police, state employees, news media and all emergency workers for having to be out on the road today.
J. Paul's at Harborplace was offering half-price bowls of chili on Wednesday.
If you subscribe to email updates from Petit Louis, you may have received this tempting message from the restaurant's maitre d'hotel Patrick Del Valle:
"What better way to spend a snowy day than at Petit Louis Bistro, where the fireplace will be glowing and the comforting menu will warm you with classics such as our Soupe a L'Oignon Gratinee."
It's not snowing yet, just before noon downtown, but Soupe a L'Oignon Gratinee sounds pretty magnifique right now, and I'm pretty sure it's onion soup.
Also see: Comfort Food with a Twist: Local chefs show us how to feel better and feel good about it
Even if it never does snow today, there's this: For dinner, the chef at Petit Louis will be offering comfort classics like cassoulet. Petit Louis is open for lunch until 2 p.m. and for dinner starting at 5 p.m.
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From what we've heard, the next generation of consoles from Microsoft and Sony won't be with us until around 2014. Now CEO of Epic Games, Tim Sweeney, suggests something similar.
Of course, in an interview with IGN, he says nothing specific about new consoles. But he does say, when asked about a release timeframe for Epic's Unreal Engine 4, that "this is technology that won't see the light of day until probably around 2014".
If you remember, Epic's current engine, Unreal Engine 3, was timed to coincide with the Xbox 360 and PS3's release in 2005-2006. Seeing as it would be madness to debut what's become almost an industry standard between console generations, the fact Epic is talking about a 2014 release for its next engine only lends more weight to the theory that we've got a few years left in our current machines yet.


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Rob Powell, the Race Director of the upcoming "Forget the PR" 50K, created an additional race event for the volunteers working his race. We ran a 50K on April 11, which was followed by a catered cookout and complete with buckles for us!
After stashing some aid, as Rob had advised this to be a 'no frills' event, I met up with Rob and Michelle arriving. I left early to start out, as I was 'there' and might as well run!
My legs were into their traditional DOMS (delayed onset muscle soreness) from the hilly run at Laurel Highlands on Friday. The idea was to "trick them". It didn't work for a long time. Every downhill my quads were hurting and misfiring. I was hoping they wouldn't lock up on me-where a runner literally cannot walk/run downhill because of the quads. Then, my hamstrings started to protest. The quads managed to pick up some cement along the way and proceeded to fill up my legs with it.
I finished the mountain loop which spins you out to the Covered Bridge. Mike Patton and his wife were our rolling aid station and there was everything under the sun, except ibuprofen! However, there were Anacin Migraine Tablets, which were Tylenol and caffeine, and I took two of those. I think they were magic pills, because once I got up Little Lyons Fall, and started down the dam road, I was feeling much better.
Maybe the little climb up by Mr Avery Ball's home helped stretch out my legs. As I started the Lodge section, I was feeling good. Rob was surprised to see me getting to the lodge as they were leaving it-I had caught up some time on them.
The quads and hamstring aches and pains settled down in the background. I have a feeling they will get their revenge on Tuesday, but they let me continue.
Paul caught up to me as we started the climb to the Fire Tower, so we kept each other company for a bit and managed to jump off the bike trail as to not get hit by mountain bikers. I had music with me, but I didn't even think about using it while on the mountain bike trail-those folks are hitting their downhills fast, and you need to be able to hear them.
Last stop at the Covered Bridge again, Mike tells me Paul is about five minutes ahead of me, and I take off through the park. It's just full of cars and some cookouts are happening-so difficult for a runner to run through there at this time!
Many of the "Forget the PR" course is backwards Mohican 100 course, and the Hemlock Gorge Trail, along the river, is one section. It was refreshing to see the trail from this angle. I was also looking forward to the North Rim Trail (after I got up on it.) Because that trail, in Mo100 Speak, has three climbs. So, in "Forget the PR" speak, I got three downhlls baby!
As I got to the first downhill, I got a treat of a view. With the trees just budding out, I can see the trail spread down the hill and into the distance. It was just awesome. I ignored the stiffening quads and ran! I had music on at this time, and just cranked it up and went! Three nice downhills, in the last 1/2 mile or so of a race, is awesome! In fact, I kept it up running down the park road to the 'finish line'. I still felt very good and strong as I finished.
Alas, the ribs had been eaten by all the faster runners, but I still had potato salad, baked beans, hot dog, hamburger and a few tasty beverages. Rob presented me with a belt buckle, which tickled me. I'll have to find a belt now!
The course is in beautiful shape. Even the mud section by the Lodge is drying out. Keep an eye on the weather, though that might change this week!
For you runners in the race next weekend, I will be at the Fire Tower Aid Station waiting for you!


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Roger Brown's Diamond Notes: Central the early surprise in baseball ranksBy ROGER BROWN
New Hampshire Union Leader
April 17. 2014 11:56PM
The top storyline in Division I baseball so far? It has to be Manchester Central, which is off to a 2-0 start after finishing 4-14 and missing the Division I tournament last season.
Central opened the season by beating Alvirne of Hudson — and Northeastern-bound pitcher Tyler Brown — 4-1 on Monday, and followed up that victory by beating Concord 3-2 Wednesday. It's a pair of quality victories, since both Alvirne and Concord figure to finish in the upper half of the division.
"Last year we didn't have a lot of varsity experience," Central coach Kevin O'Leary said. "A lot of times we'd get down on ourselves and stay down. We graduated three people from last year's team, so there's a good core of seniors."
Starting pitching appears to be Central's strength. Senior Collin Duffley pitched a complete game when Central beat Alvirne, and junior Dario Vitagliano went the distance against Concord. Vitagliano had a no-hitter entering the sixth inning.
"We did expect our pitching to be a strong point, but I didn't expect both of our pitchers to go the full seven," O'Leary said. "They've been keeping their pitch counts down and our defense is playing really well.
Central, which has scored six of its seven runs in the first inning, will attempt to raise its record to 3-0 today at Dover.
"I don't want to look too far ahead, but as any coach will tell you the main goal is to play in the last game," O'Leary said. "If we keep playing the type of baseball that we can I think we'll do pretty well."
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JALIN MARSTON'S first varsity softball game was a memorable one.
Marston, a freshman, hit a grand slam in her first at-bat to help Exeter open its season with a 12-5 victory over Nashua North on Monday. Marston added a single later in the game and scored three times in the victory.
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ST. THOMAS of Dover center fielder Ryan McKenna collected three hits — two of which were home runs — in Monday's 14-4 triumph over Coe-Brown of Northwood.
McKenna, a junior, finished the game with three hits, four RBIs and three runs scored. He has committed to play Division I baseball at Liberty.
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THE Pinkerton of Derry and Londonderry baseball teams will meet Saturday at noon in Londonderry. The Lancers beat the Astros in last year's Division I semifinals. The teams will also face each other in Derry on May 9. … The Exeter baseball team has allowed one run in 17 innings this season. The Blue Hawks, who won last year's Division I title, beat Nashua North 1-0 in 11 innings Monday, and defeated Trinity of Manchester 8-1 Wednesday. … Meaghan Donnell is in her first season as Newmarket's softball coach, Donnell replaced Jack Brown, who served as Newmarket's coach for 34 seasons.
Roger Brown covers high school baseball and softball for the New Hampshire Union Leader and Sunday News. He can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com. Follow him on Twitter at @603SportsMedia.


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Kanye West is sick of Kim Kardashian's divorce drama.
The "Mercy" rapper desperately wants to propose to the Keeping Up With The Kardashians star but feels like he has to wait until her divorce from Kris Humphries, her husband of 72 days, comes through.
A source told HollywoodLife.com, "The only thing he wants to give Kim for Christmas he can't… He wants her to be free from this b******t dude. It's been going on way too long and he hates this. Really son, you don't understand how much he despises him. He hates this dude with a passion."
Kanye is hopeful Kris will back down and accept a divorce rather than pushing for an annulment on the grounds of "fraud" and when Kim is officially a free woman, friends believe he will immediately pop the question.
The insider added, "He is crazy when it comes to this and rightfully so. He gave her the world already, so now he's got to get her the entire f***ing planet." Kim is even reportedly already planning her nuptials and wants a huge English event to rival that of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge.
A source said: "Kim would love to wed at Westminster Abbey like William and Catherine, but that won't be possible. Instead she's been looking at castles near London. She wants the most spectacular wedding and she's talking about having guests like Jay-Z and Beyonce, Eva Longoria, Lindsay Lohan, Rihanna and Katy Perry arrive in horse drawn carriages – just like the royal wedding."


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NASHUA — Gate City firefighters made quick work of a dryer fire on Pine Street on Sunday afternoon.
Nashua firefighters responded to a laundry room in an apartment building at 210 Pine St. at 2:06 p.m.
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The win improved the Yankees' record to a best-in-baseball 54-27 mark exactly halfway through their 162-game schedule and also pushed their major league-best homer total to 137.
Double that and the Yanks finish with 274, which would top the 1997 Seattle Mariners' single-season record of 264.
Breaking down the Yankees' homers thus far, they have 75 solo shots, 45 two-run homers, 15 three-run homers and two grand slams, and they've accounted for 52.2 percent of their 417 runs, which is the fifth most in baseball.
Boone is fine with those totals, and when he tackled a follow-up question on the topic Sunday night, he admitted the subject bothers him.
"Yeah, I guess because I've been kind of going through it in past postseasons (as a broadcaster) ... 'They're too reliant on the homer' or 'This team don't rely on the homer and they string four hits together against (Astros ace Justin) Verlander,' which doesn't happen."
Boone then unsolicitedly shot down years of media talk that the San Francisco Giants and Kansas City Royals combined to win four World Series from 2010-15 by playing small ball.
"Those Royals and Giants teams that won, go back and look at those games," Boone said. "They stuck it in the seats and had great pitching."
The Yankees ran into a great pitcher on Saturday night and lost 11-0 with Boston ace Chris Sale pitching a one-hitter over seven shutout innings.
On Sunday night, Yankees ace Luis Severino turned the tables almost exactly, as he pitched a two-hit shutout through 6 2/3 innings to improve to 13-2 with a 1.98 ERA.
"When you're up against a great team with great pitching, you're going to get shut down and it's not because you didn't hit a homer," Boone said. "It's because great pitching shut you down and it's really hard against those guys to string together hits, three and four hits in an inning, which I love."
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Posted 10 March 2005 - 12:22 AM
We have had occurences that we know were caused by deceased relatives.We knew exactly what they were when they occured.But what about things we might not recognize?
I'm new here.Hello to everyone.
Posted 10 March 2005 - 04:29 AM
As to your question, if anything happens which you can't explain, you may want to look to paranormal causes. A classic example of this is when furniture (or whatever) moves on its own.
Some people can "sense" something there. It takes a great bit of experience to tell false positives (eg. your own emotions) from the real deal.
I didn't lose my mind - I have it backed up on a disk ... somewhere
Posted 10 March 2005 - 08:55 AM
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Posted 10 March 2005 - 04:31 PM
Other signs may include footsteps when nobody is around, the sounds of doors opening and closing when the door isn't moving, and smells of things that are not present (dead relative's perfume, or flowers in the dead of winter, etc...).
Curious to hear about your experiences, and look forward to you posts.
Posted 10 March 2005 - 09:20 PM
Posted 10 March 2005 - 11:35 PM
The most obvious that has happened to my wife and I,occured in late 2001.My father-in-law had just passed away.A terrific father-in-law,and a devoted father to his children and a good husband to his wife.
It had not been long since his passing.My wife and I were leaving the house,and it was getting dark.My wife wanted to leave a light on in the living room,but I said no as we'd be back before dark or something to that effect.So,she walked out ahead of me and we left the house dark.
When we arrived home,it was dark outside.As we pulled into the driveway,I immediately felt something.It was shock,because someone had turned on a lamp in the living room after we had left.We both just sat in the car afraid and in disbelief.Clearly,Sharyn's dad had heard her say that when she was a little girl,her dad would always leave a light on if it were to be dark when they got home.He made it clear that he would prefer that I leave a light on,especially if that's what she wanted.So,I told him that I would always do that.And we do.
Then,not long after that,we had just gone to bed one night.I was almost asleep,not quite,but almost.Sharyn was already sleeping.I was sleeping on my left side facing my wife.All of a sudden,I heard someone say,Thank you Mark.It was clearly my father-in-law's voice.He said it into my right ear.I looked all over,as if I thought I'd actually see someone.It was clearly his voice.
Both of these incidents made us feel good.My wife loved her father dearly,and I could not have asked for a better father-in-law.We hope that he still comes around.
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Posted 18 March 2005 - 10:52 PM
alot of times i look for the missing objects, hot/cold spots and or winds out of nowhere, odd smells (like beer in a house where no one drinks) things moving of their own accord, voices.
Posted 17 February 2006 - 12:31 AM
Posted 17 February 2006 - 12:53 AM
maybe it's someone close to you that has crossed over and they just want you to know their around. just think about it, is there someone that was close to you that has recently pasted away? or it could even be someone that wasn't really close to you that passed that just finds it easy to get through to you and is.
Posted 17 February 2006 - 02:39 AM
Welcome to Ghostvillage and thank you for sharing your experiences with us. I would definately say that these are ghostly occurences. Your father-in-law may be staying for a little while to make sure everything is in order and that all is okay. Or he may choose to reside in the house on a more long term basis. It's hard to say for sure. I'm glad you are able to find comfort in this and I hope all is well with you and I wish you all the best.
Posted 23 February 2006 - 03:54 PM
I need help! why do i hear my name countless times when no one is around!
I often times hear my name as well...and it doesn't really matter where I am at...I can be at home and hear my name or be sitting at work and hear my name called just like someone was standing right beside me....I have yet to figure this out as to why, but, I just sort of roll with it.
Posted 28 March 2006 - 06:50 PM
to bad i cant have dreams about him every night.
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