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Thursday, January 28, 2010
Unexpected addiction
It was a month and a half ago, back in the dim gloom of mid-December, as the days were pulling tight and the dark, cold curtain of night fell with its heavy, blunt blade earlier and earlier...
(I should cue some atmospheric music or something. How about bluegrass? Nah.)
I went out to Le Verre Volé for warmth and boudin noir with fellow wine tippler Rahsaan M. (though I should note that he is not a fellow boudin noir enthusiast, despite an unexpected openness to tasting a tiny dab on the end of a knife). As is the wont of inveterate lushes the world over, we began the evening with champagne and moved on to darker fare, and against all reason, a third bottle for two.
Which he suggested should be a 2006 Champ-Levat Mondeuse. Now, my experiences with Mondeuse had gone from the catastrophic – a cooked mess of a bottle picked up on a lark at a shop in New York renowned for poor storage, in 2004, back when I'd had to ask what a Mondeuse was, by gum – to the pleasing – young fare from Franck Peillot at last spring's Louis/Dressner tasting. But it wasn't something I thought it'd be worth giving my liver the sock for.
However, it was. This silky purple thing, with piquant tannins but much peppery lushness, was like a mountain Syrah. It was so pretty, so lovely, so empty, by the end.
So it came to pass that a few weeks later, as the days were getting longer, but damn, it was still flippin' cold out, friends and I found ourselves at Le Bistrot Paul Bert, where after a fine 2005 Villemade Cheverny "Bodice," I jumped up and down like a monkey (well, verbally) insisting the Champ-Levat Mondeuse was the thing to try.
It did not disappoint, and even though the context was different and the foodstuffs dissimilar (I was eating a yea-big andouillette stuffed with coarsely chopped tripe, alongside gratin dauphinois), that unexpected elegance was there. That river of purple. That soulful bramble.
I can't wait to have this again.
3 comments:
- The Wine Mule said...
Eugene Carrel makes a very nice (and reasonably priced) Mondeuse. We only see the "regular" version, which tastes like a crazy country cousin of Gamay. You can probably also get his cru bottling, "élevé en Fût de Chêne," of course.
- January 29, 2010 at 3:58 AM
- kate said...
wow, look at that, I'm already drooling, great color, looks delicious
- January 29, 2010 at 4:44 AM
- David Kelly said...
Tried it!
Loved it!
Any other great suggestions greatly received
Cheers :o)
- February 5, 2010 at 3:35 PM
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When John Fox was hired to take over the Carolina Panthers in 2002, after they had just finished a 1-15 season under George Seifert, he had some very interesting things to say.
When John Fox was hired to take over the Carolina Panthers in 2002, after they had just finished a 1-15 season under George Seifert, he had some very interesting things to say.
He didn't glorify himself, or name himself the savior of the franchise. It was his first head coaching gig, and he basically said, in a nutshell, that new coaches are often the complete opposite of the coaches they are brought in to replace. If you had a skinny guy, you get a fat guy. If you had a quiet guy, you get a high-energy guy. For the most part, I think he's right.
There are some interesting changes going on in prep sports in Davidson County right now, involving new coaches. East Davidson and West Davidson's football programs are experiencing enthusiasm they haven't had in several years, and two coaching changes are considered at the top of the list.
But I don't think it's necessarily the new coaches in charge that's making all the difference. Dale Barnes has been at West for two decades, coaching football in some capacity or another. He was named head coach when Barry Mitchem left for Carson, and he did a great job with the Dragons. While it didn't always show up on the scoreboard, West always worked hard with the players on the roster, and Barnes taught his players about more than just football. He wanted them to become hard-working, respectful young men. His players didn't get in trouble, they carried themselves in a positive way, and they represented West with class.
So the renewed excitement at West is a little hard to figure out. Bryan Lingerfelt is now the head coach, after a 10-year stint at East Davidson. Lingerfelt is much more quiet than Barnes, much smaller in stature, and doesn't seem to get too high or too low about much of anything. But he brought over a high-octane passing game with him, so players, students, and fans can see a clear change in the approach he takes on offense. For years, Barnes would say (only half-joking) that a punt was one of his favorite plays. He liked to run the ball, control the clock, and play defense. Lingerfelt's offense is much flashier than that, and with Graham Shoaf at quarterback and weapons like Kyle Smith and Zach Queen, the Dragons have the personnel to run that offense.
What's really odd is that West is so excited to have Lingerfelt, and East is so excited to have his replacement, Vance Hanner. The Eagles opened the season 3-0 before a tough 13-10 loss to rival Ledford last week. Hanner, like Barnes, is a high-energy coach who creates a positive environment with his players. The participation skyrocketed this year at East, and Hanner would be the logical explanation for that.
It's tough to write about the new coaches at East and West, and the renewed excitement in the programs. It sort of feels like that's a jab at the old coaches. In reality, the previous coaches did a great job where they were. They worked hard, and they wanted the programs to be successful.
But sometimes, maybe a change of scenery, and a change at the top of a program, can be a shot in the arm. West beat Central for the first time in years last week, and East genuinely believes it has a shot to win the CCC. Who knows, maybe they both feel like they have shot to win the league. Regardless, I hope the communities maintain an appreciation for the coaches they had, as well as their new coaches.
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NIJ is supporting the development of devices and systems to detect forbidden items hidden on a person's body, in or under clothes.
Some of these devices and systems use millimeter-wave (mmW) radar, which penetrates clothing but is reflected from the body. It can detect both metal and non-metal objects and display them as images on a video screen.
NIJ began funding research into mmW technology in the mid-1990s and has continued to fund demonstrations in operational settings, including deployment and evaluation in jails and prison.
For example, the ProVision Active Millimeter-Wave Whole Body Imager is a security screening portal that detects metallic and non-metallic threats and contraband. Subjects are directed to stand inside the booth and lift their arms over their head for a two-second scan that generates an image in about 8 seconds. Assisted by computer analysis, the operator examines the image to find forbidden items or objects that require further investigation. This technology is also being used by the Transportation Security Administration for airport screening.
NIJ funding contributed to the development and field-testing of a hand-held device that combines metal detection with ultrasound detection of nonmetal objects.
Another concept for detecting items hidden on a person involves combining metal detection with ultrasound detection of non-metallic objects. A prototype hand-held, battery-operated Weapons and Non-permitted Devices Detector (WANDD) was developed and demonstrated at a local correctional facility. The WANDD detects metal and non-metallic contraband objects hidden on a clothed person, including plastic knives, wadded money, guns, cell phones, cigarette lighters and keys. This is an improvement over current hand-held detectors that only detect metal.
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People sometimes hide contraband inside body cavities. For instance, prison inmates and visitors may hide money or cell phones this way. Smugglers may carry drugs, and terrorists may conceal explosives inside the body.
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Makerere Protest: Global Stage
The Ugandans, graduates of Makerere, one of Africa's most prestigious Universities sent similar petitions to Commonwealth member states and the African Union, denouncing the closure, which they say, will irreparably harm students.
(Left to Right, Prince Wasajja Dickson and Rashid Kasaato, carrying a petitition to the Commonwealth Offices in London, being escorted by the Metropolitan Police's Inspector Alison Smith).
The crisis at Uganda's leading University, Makerere, closed by the government after a strike by lecturers took an interesting twist today when Ugandans in London tried to deliver a petition to Queen Elizabeth II.
The Ugandans, graduates of Makerere, one of Africa's most prestigious Universities sent similar petitions to Commonwealth member states and the African Union, denouncing the closure, which they say, will irreparably harm students. The petition was delivered in the name of Makerere University Old Students (MUOS), which represents past graduates of the institution.
The 52 year-old University, the largest institution of higher education in East Africa has not experienced this kind of abrupt closure, even during Idi Amin's dictatorship. "We are expressing our total condemnation in the strongest terms over the government's systematic and deliberate violation of Ugandans' right to higher education,� reads the petition, signed by Rashid Kasaato, Secretary of MUOS for the immediate reopening, and by its Chairman, Prince Dickson Wasajja.
A copy has been forwarded to the Speaker of Uganda's Parliament Edward Sekandi. "This has left the future of hardworking Ugandan parents and their bright children in an indeterminate state,� adds the petition.
Queen Elizabeth II is scheduled to travel to Uganda next year to open The Commonwealth Heads of Government summit. "Without mentioning all other government's systematic human rights violations in Uganda, the recent closure of Makerere University is a result of government's incompetence and poor planning,� states the petition.
The East African country has been under intense scrutiny, even as government there negotiates with rebels to end 20 years of civil war. "This is lack of goodwill and above all, the deliberate and continuous destruction policy of higher education are all unforgivable and crimes against humanity,� Kasaato says, in an interview with The Black Star News.
MUOS blames the failure to reach a pact over pay rates between Makerere professors and the government to "the government's systematic education failures, arrogance and bullying of Makerere University teaching staff.â€?Â
"Under government's supervision, students have consistently been exploited by imposing on them exorbitant tuition fees,� adds Kasaato. "We have lived in the times of dictator but they haven't taken this kind of steps. The government of Museveni has bullied the lecturers, and has established a number of them destitute—after forcefully throwing them out of the students' residential halls.�
Added Prince Dickson Wasajja, "We have taken this avenue to petition to the Commonwealth and the African Union because all those institutions advocate for educating the citizens.�
Both Kasaato and Prince Dickson Wasajja say the unilateral closure of Makerere violates the Ugandan constitution which holds that education is a fundamental human right—moreover, education is also enshrined in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and the International Human Rights Covenants, "which have force of international law.�
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Calm and quiet, Rollins confident in his Phillies
CLEARWATER, Fla. (AP) — An older, wiser Jimmy Rollins has ditched his annual rite of spring: Trading trash talk with National League East counterparts.
But as the new-look Philadelphia Phillies prepare for the season after seeing their five-year reign atop the division end in 2012, Rollins isn't conceding anything either. The longtime shortstop remains confident in the talented nucleus assembled here.
"Everybody is in the right mind frame," Rollins said. "We're a complete team. We're not going out there with role players. We're going out there with everyday players, every game."
Rollins, 34, was drafted by the Phillies out of high school in 1996 in the midst of the organization's 13-year playoff drought. But prior to the 2007 season, Rollins famously declared a young-and-upcoming Phillies squad "the team to beat."
The Phillies made good on Rollins words. They chased down the New York Mets in September and won the division on the final day of the regular season. They then went on a tear that resulted in two World Series appearances, and one title.
Rollins, in 2007, won National League MVP, but that was six years ago. Many of the names in the clubhouse have changed since then. And those that remain — Rollins, Chase Utley, Ryan Howard, Carlos Ruiz and Cole Hamels — are not in the same point in their careers.
Last season offered proof. The Phillies finished 81-81, to post their first non-winning season in 10 years. But they also didn't play a single game in the first half with Howard, Utley and Roy Halladay healthy at the same time. All three missed large chunks of the season with injuries.
With all three healthy this year — and the additions the Phillies made this winter, too — Rollins thinks the team can once again be a contender.
"We did what we needed to do (in the offseason)," Rollins said. "We just needed to fill a couple of holes and get the other guys back healthy, and we've done that. (Relief pitcher Mike) Adams is going to be huge from what he's done, and being able to continue that, it's going to be great. Mikey Young, he's just a professional hitter. The little man out in center field, Tootsie Pop, Ben Revere, he's going to bring that energy. Shane (Victorino) left, and we've got a guy who can come in and steal bags, so we don't miss a beat there.
"It's different, but it's a great dynamic what we have now. It's a good feeling. As you can see, it's nice and calm. Last year, everybody was uncertain. There's a lot more certainty around here."
Rollins may have retired his panache for making bold statements. But it wasn't all that long ago that he made one worth remembering.
After the Phillies finished the 2012 season in Washington, Rollins said the Nationals, who won the division, would have been a second-place team if the Phillies were healthy. Rollins isn't reliving the past, but he's also hasn't lost faith in his team's ability to return to the top of the division.
"That was last year," Rollins said. "And this year is different. Nothing has changed in our mentality or my mentality about how I feel about where this team should be or will be. The players we have, I like it. I was talking to (manager) Charlie (Manuel), the bullpen is good. The lineup has an opportunity to be real deep.
"Play some good quality baseball on both sides, the mental side of the game, it's going to be a fun team."
NOTES: Utley, a second baseman, will play in Friday's intrasquad game and will also likely start in the Phillies' first Grapefruit League game Saturday, according to Manuel. Utley hasn't played in a spring exhibition game in each of the last two years while battling chronic knee pain. . Hamels will start in the opener Saturday against the Houston Astros, with Roy Halladay, Cliff Lee, Kyle Kendrick and John Lannan scheduled to follow in the next week. Halladay will pitch opposite Justin Verlander in Sunday's game against the Detroit Tigers in Lakeland, Fla. . If that rotational order holds up through the spring, Hamels could get the start on the regular season's opening day. ... Hall of Fame 3B Mike Schmidt arrived in Phillies camp on Wednesday for his annual work as a hitting instructor. . The Phillies' intrasquad game on Friday will begin at noon at Bright House Field and admission is free to the public.


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One Direction Perform 'Live While We're Young' + 'Little Things' On 'X Factor'
O to the M to the F to the G. Tonight's (Nov. 8) elimination episode of 'X Factor' started off with a bang of the One Direction sort. The boys opened the show by performing their crazy-catchy smash 'Live While We're Young.' We've been waiting (semi-impatiently, we'll admit) for the lads to bring the song to prime time TV in America and oh, how they brought it.
The ladies in the audience shrieked so loud we almost couldn't hear Harry Styles and the rest of his boys. Their squeals of glee nearly eclipsed the band. We said nearly.
Dressed in a black and red color palette -- we loved Niall Horan's red cardigan, Louis Tomlinson's crisp white button down, Liam Payne's all-black ensemble and the black blazers that style fiends Zayn Malik and Styles sported -- the boys cranked the energy levels to 11. Red and white balloons cascaded to the stage as they performed. They also did their signature make-circles-with-their-arms dance move from the video! That's about the moment our knees buckled.
We kept watching Niall to see if he and judge Demi Lovato were exchanging longing glances at one another. We bet the blond singer was doing his level best to try and impress her with his voice and his moves, too. He was probably the only member she watched during the perf. He and Demz can hang out after the show, too.
Since the boys shot to fame on the British edition of the show, it was only fitting that they paid a visit to the U.S. version. Simon Cowell, who assembled the band, watched them with a bit of an "I told ya so" smirk on his smug face. We can't say we blame him. He knew what he was doing when he put these eliminated cuties together as a collective. You done good, Si Co.
We still scratch our heads and guffaw over the fact that they didn't win their season. They competed against Cher Lloyd and she didn't win, either! We know. We're WTF'ing, too.
A video of Drew Brees, who is the "sixth" member of 1D in the Pepsi commercial version of the band, known as 1DB, played after their performance, where he expressed disappointment at not being there to perform with his boys. It was adorbs.
Before their second perf, producers showed a video package which included their first auditions! They were babies! Louis even had Bieber bangs.
1D then took the stage to perform their hushed, contemplative ballad 'Little Things' while seated and by pale light. Even during the quiet song, the shrieks and screams were prevalent. But that's okay. The Directioners can't help themselves, and 1D bring that out of 'em.
It was a gorgeous, flawless and moving rendition.
That, PopCrushers, was worth the wait.
Watch One Direction Perform 'Little Things' on 'X Factor'


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The Taiwan International Lighting Show is one of my favourite shows. The reason is because the show participants always find new ways to combine lighting with interior design. This year, the show's focus is on LEDs, of course, and many firms have shown their creativity by displaying various types of LED lighting.
Jan Cheng Lighting decorative LED lighting
Photo: Jackie Chang, Digitimes, March 2013
LED lighting are no longer just for industrial purposes. It can be used for growing plants, decorating houses, and saving energy. The brightness efficiency has been increasing significantly over the years due to continuous effort from the firms.
Epsitar LED lighting for growing plants
Photo: Jackie Chang, Digitimes, March 2013
One of the most interesting things that caught my eyes was the candle lamps. Firms such as Epistar, Everlight, and Edison Opto showcased candle lamps combined with designs such as chandeliers and table lamps. In 2012, the LED candle lamp penetration rate in the LED lighting market was less than 5%, but Epistar believes the penetration rate is likely to reach close to 10% in 2013.
Epistar LED candle lamps
Photo: Jackie Chang, Digitimes, March 2013
Lextar showcased many types of LED ceiling lamps including tube, panel and down lighting. Aeon Lighting had an interesting display of putting a LED light bulb in boiling water to show that the product can withstand high temperature. Aeon Lighting also showcased LED light bulbs with various colours and shapes. Everlight displayed four LED street lamps in front of its booth, showing its strength in outdoor lighting, while Delta Electronics displayed many LED light bulbs from 8-10W.
Everlight LED street lamps
Photo: Jackie Chang, Digitimes, March 2013
Aeon Lighting LED lighting in boiling water
Photo: Jackie Chang, Digitimes, March 2013
My favourite booth was the Edison Opto booth. Half of the booth was a café, and it looked like a real café. Buyers were able to sit down and observe the different use of LED lighting. The café had a counter and two chalkboards with menus on them. The lighting was carefully designed to make you feel like you were in a Starbucks somewhere.
Edison Opto cafe
Photo: Jackie Chang, Digitimes, March 2013
This year's show had no surprises but firms did show that they put a lot of creativity into combining LED lighting with interior design and different applications. As for improvements in brightness efficiency, It is hard to determine with the naked eye, I have to say.


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Friday, June 16, 2006
Florida's Natural Sour Fruit Juice String
Okay, this product has a freakishly long name ... almost as long as the product itself. The Florida's Natural Au'some Fruit Juice Sour String (henceforth called Sour Strings) is a long string about the same diameter as a thick clothesline and made from all natural ingredients and fortified with good stuff.
What I loved about this product is that they're true to what they say. The first ingredient is fruit puree 64% is fruit ... then sugar. The puree comes from pears and oranges and the real fruitiness is quite evident. It tastes like a zazzed up fruit roll up, but in a little bit friendlier shape.
The roll of string is coiled up and allows you to unravel a little and then clamp the package shut to cut it off. It's covered in a little granulated sugar to keep it from getting sticky.
It's super sour. I mean, the outside really is sassy, back of the mouth tingling sour. Once that dissipates it's a nice mellow orange flavor with both the sour and zest notes to it. As you eat it there's a slight grain to it, which I suspect is the pear puree - you know those little crunchy bits you get in pears?
Overall, it's a really nice fruit and candy product that I would buy again. It's more wholesome than some other gummis/fruit chews and has no gelatin for vegetarians (and it's Kosher, too). However, my husband, who usually likes gummis and sours was not wild about it at all, so go figure.
The whole pack has 100% of your vitamin C and 30% of your vitamins A, Thiamin, Riboflavin, Niacin and Iron & Zinc. There's even 10% of your Calcium. However, I can't see eating this in one sitting. It's a nice little pick me up because of the super-sourness, but the texture doesn't quite engage me the way that a gummi bear does.
The pack is kinda cool, easy to share and easy to throw in a bag or stuff in a pocket. From their website it looks like they also come in bags instead of the hard pack coil and in other flavors (strawberry, apple and blueberry). I also picked up some of their Fruit Juice Nuggets, which I'll also review shortly. The price is a little steep for so little candy, though the easy to share pack is nice. I recommend looking for them on sale, but you know, fruit is far more expensive than sugar.
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Wii U: quitting day-one update could kill consoles – report
Wii U has launched in the States, and it comes with a rather sizeable day-one firmware update, coming in at 5GB. The update takes ages to download according to multiple sources, and one impatient critic who quit the update halfway through is claiming the move has killed their console outright. Get more details below.
This morning Brenna posted a full run-down of Wii U launch information, where we describe the initial set up process. The 5GB firmware update adds backwards compatibility, MiiVerse and other elements into the mix, and leaves little room left on 8GB consoles.
Now, GI.biz has reported that LA Times scribe Ben Fritz quit the update on his console before it finished, reducing his console down to an unusable paperweight for good.
Fritz tweeted out a warning about unplugging the console mid-update after suffering the fate, calling the console 'unshippable' as a result. He also claims there is no update cancel button or warning about unplugging the system. It's just a basic progress bar that moves painfully slow.
The lesson here? Don't unplug your Wii U console before the updates are done. We've asked Nintendo for a comment on the matter.
To be fair this is standard knowledge for any console update, just be smart and promise us you won't do the same, or else we'll have to bust out an 'I told you so'.


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Mayor Bill Carpenter announced extended Monday office hours at City Hall in June.
BROCKTON -- The Elections Commission will be unable to hold late Monday office hours in July because of a staffing shortage.
Mayor Bill Carpenter kicked-off expanded Monday night hours at City Hall in June. The hours allow residents to seek most city services until 7 p.m. on Mondays.
The Election Commission, however, will close at 4:30 p.m. Mondays in July because it is one full-time staff member short due to a retirement.
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Progressive earlier this month introduced new capabilities that allow consumers to receive binding insurance quotes on their smartphones. The Mayfield Village, Ohio-based insurer is offering a new function in its consumer portal iPhone app that allows users to upload mobile phone pictures of their driver's licenses, current insurance cards and/or vehicle VINs to generate binding insurance quotes.
The capability was developed in partnership with San Diego-based Mitek Systems, which has worked with other financial services companies on mobile image capture initiatives such as JP Morgan Chase's mobile check deposit offering. Once consumers receive their quotes, they can complete the transaction via Progressive's online sales tool.
"We started working with Mitek because they were a recognized leader in the mobile check deposit area," says Matt Lehman, Progressive's mobile leader. "They had the back-end technology, and we've thought about how we can apply it in the insurance space and help our customers."
Progressive had independently developed VIN capture technology before working with Mitek, Lehman says, rolling that out in the mobile app under the Compare Cost of Insurance header last summer.
"That was received well by consumers, and now we're pairing that with the image capture capability to broaden the overall experience and make the process of getting a quote super easy," he says. "We think it will help revolutionize the industry because it's using a tool that's available in many of our prospects' hands."
Mitek is offering several different platforms for mobile capture that enable business applications to insurers. Progressive is using the Mobile Phone Quoting offering, which extracts relevant data from images of drivers' licenses, VIN numbers and insurance cards. Also available are Mobile Photo Payment, through which consumers can set up electronic payment by taking a photo of a blank check; Mobile Photo Claims, which allows policyholders filing a claim to upload images of other people's insurance cards, drivers licenses and license plates; and Mobile Photo Document Capture & Send, which allows users to take a photo of any document and send it as a high-quality PDF to any e-mail address or fax number.
Mitek VP of business development Mike Nelson says that the company crowdsourced many of these ideas after having conversations with insurers at trade shows.
"The insurance industry came to those events and inquired about how they can leverage mobile imaging in their business," he said. "It's all driven by that."
Enabling the growth in mobile document capture is the continuing improvement of mobile technology, he adds.
"Moving from 3G to 4G is going to reduce upload times, and of course the cameras are much better," Nelson says.
Forrester analyst Ellen Carney also expects insurers to find many other relevant uses for mobile document capture besides quoting. An industry so focused on paper can only benefit from this, she asserts.
"I think the applications have yet to be explored fully," Carney says. "You're going to see a lot of push back to the carrier from customers with new ideas. There's a lot of interesting ways to keep customers stickier."
Carney suggests that the volume of documentation needed after a large catastrophe event could be captured via mobile, or that an image of an inspection sticker could be incorporated into a reminder service.
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Progressive plans to look into other applications for mobile document capture after measuring the efficacy and take-up of the quoting capability, which Lehman sees as having broad appeal as a first move into this area.
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COLUMBUS, Ohio (May 10, 2012) – ETSU freshman Gabriella Wahl (Heidenheim, Germany) began play in the NCAA Central Regional on Thursday afternoon, carding a 7-over-par 79 at the Ohio State University Golf Club's Scarlet Course.
Wahl had put herself in good position to score early on in the round, but the pace of the greens took a toll as she finished the day tied for 56th on the 126-player leaderboard. Even so, she is just nine strokes back of the lead and still has two days and 36 holes of golf left to play.
ETSU head coach Stefanie Shelton said the early struggles on the putting surface were the difference for Wahl on Thursday.
"Gabriella hit some great approaches early in the round today, but the quick speed of the greens got the best of her," Shelton said. "She had to work hard for pars on the greens all day."
Posting a round that consisted of nine pars, eight bogeys and a birdie, Wahl was left searching for her game after a long layoff from competition. Before taking the last three-plus weeks off, the Buccaneer freshman had won back-to-back tournaments to end the regular season – including an individual title run in the Atlantic Sun Conference Championships.
"It's been a month since our last competition, and Gabriella tried to force some shots instead of pacing herself and knowing the results were going to come with patience," Shelton said. "If she can get back to focusing on things she can control – as she was mastering in her last two wins – her game will be there as she continues to look like a champion on the course."
Second round play will continue on Friday, with third and final round action set for Saturday. Fans can get live stats updates and results by visiting Golfstat.com, while ETSUBucs.com will provide a complete wrap up of each round following the day's play.
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I've written an article here on SQL Team about Application Locks in SQL Server 2005
Application locks aren't a well known area of locking in SQL Server, but they can be very useful for special scenarios. They work in a analogous way to the lock() construct in .Net and are basicaly user defined mutexes in SQL Server.
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So you know when you have a plan and everything seems to go wrong!? Well, that's what's happening right now! I had planned to choose the pie winners last night, and I had planned to share a management tip and neither of those happened!
This morning, I didn't plan on not having a voice, I didn't plan on spilling my entire can of coke on the kitchen floor and I didn't plan for our field trip to get canceled due to rain {really!? It was 88 degrees on Tues!} but all those things happened.
So needless to say, it is what it is!! Thank you for being patient!
Suzanne and Sara, please email me misskindergarten{at}hotmail{dot}com. Brianne, yours is on it's way!
And just so you know, I put this whole little winner announcement thing together using my snipping tool! Have you used snipping tool!? It's so cool, I will have to show you guys how to use it!
So anyway, because I had to think fast and rearrange our day this morning, we read The Plump and Perky Turkey {and by we read, I mean my kids had to listen really hard because I have no voice!} and then made these super cute plump and perky turkeys thanks to Jennifer at First Grade Blue Skies!
I also had a very special visitor come to our classroom today! She was super sweet :)
Next week we're going to make this adorable turkey craftivity from Michelle at Apples and ABCs!
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It's a big day for some fresh titles to join our site!
First we added another Korean drama: My Love Patzzi.
Premium members have access to ALL episodes* while free users can watch only 5 episodes per week.
My Love Patzzi will broadcast in the U.S.A.and Canada.
Song-yi is a girl with a pure heart with a bad temper. She was tricked and humiliated by her "best friend" Hee-won as a child. From then on, Hee-won has always been the princess and successful while everyone mistook Song-yi as the evil child. When Song-yi did not have a job, Hee-won introduced her to the amusement park that she is in charge of. There she found her childhood friend and ex-crush Hyun-sung, who Hee-won has "stole" when they were kids. From then on, Hee-won tried to humiliate Song-yi many times, framing her in many situations that Hee-won has created herself. To get back at Hee-won, she decided to break the train that the park was launching so that Hee-won would be blamed. Little did she know that she caused more damage and that the train caught on fire. What was worse was that the son of the president of the park was in the train. Ridden with guitl, Song-yi risks her own life to save the life of Seung-joon. Seung-joon fell in love with Song-yi for her brave spirit and charming attitude, but what will happen to their relationship when Hee-won exposes to the world of what she has done?
Let's keep the good times rolling by adding on two more titles!
As previously announced at Otakon this past year, we're going to start by adding the first season of Moyashimon!
Three episodes will roll out every Thursday at 9pm Pacific, with premium members getting all three as they come out with free users getting only one per week.
For those that are tuned into the second season, you will be able to view the first season in the following territories: North America, South America, Central America, United Kingdom, Ireland, South Africa, Australia, New Zealand, Denmark, Finland, Netherlands, Norway, and Sweden.
Finally, Guin Saga will launch today at 5pm Pacific for US and Canada audiences only.
Free users will get four episodes every week, while premium users will get the whole shebang right now!
For those new to the series:
"On the run from an army that destroyed their kingdom, the twin heirs to the Parros throne must avoid a magical land filled with incredible dangers. They are surrounded on all sides-by warring armies, an apelike tribe of desert creatures called the Sem, and the ruthless Langon clan. Giant sandworms, glowing, malevolent creatures, and powerful wizards mastering in the dark arts threaten them at every turn. If they were alone, they would surely perish. But in a dark forest, they are discovered by a mysterious stranger, a powerful warrior wearing a cursed leopard mask he cannot remove. His name is Guin. He becomes their protector and companion, though he remembers nothing of his life before meeting these young runaways. Together, they begin a treacherous quest to find safety for the royal twins-and the answers to Guin's secret origins. Based on the bestselling novels, this magical, animated epic is now available in one complete, sweeping set!"
Thanks! Looking forward to this!
It can't get better than Attack On Titan this spring.....
Can't wait to watch Moyashimon season 1 so that I can then start season 2
Might try Guin Saga which I have never heard of before until now lol
Thanks CR!
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This a great. new. Man I love'd Guin Saga. I mean i can't say its like a must see but it really is a solid anime and I'll look forward to watching it again. Made a nice long run too.
Put it this way it was good enough for me to wanna pick up the light novels and finish the story
Getting, "Sorry, this video is not available in your region due to licensing restrictions," when I try to watch Guin Saga episodes, despite being in Canada.
I know how you feel pal.
Finally, Moyashimon! I'm happy.
Now to anticipate Dog Days s1. Can't be so far away now, right?
Yay for Moyashimon! I'll get around to watching it when it's all up.
My backlog...
Woooooo legit Season 1! Now if you can only rescue Nodame Cantible from Animax or whoever those guys who did the horrible dub are.
Yes! I've been eagerly awaiting the first season of Moyashimon.
Getting the "Not available in your region" message even though i'm in Canada as well.
Aaaaaand... nothing to Spain again. I expect more titles will be added to Spain in the next season.
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Guin Saga!
Now just need to move to North America...
Guin Saga was great. A must see. I really enjoyed it.
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DENVER -- Once the province of activists and stoners, the traditional pot holiday of April 20 has gone mainstream in the first state in the nation to legalize recreational marijuana.
Tens of thousands gathered for a weekend of Colorado cannabis-themed festivals and entertainment, from a marijuana industry expo called the Cannabis Cup at a trade center north of downtown, to 4/20-themed concerts at the legendary Red Rocks Amphitheater -- acts include Slightly Stoopid and Snoop Dogg -- to a massive festival at Civic Center Park, in the shadow of the state capitol, where clouds of cannabis smoke are expected to waft at 4:20 p.m. MDT Sunday.
Denver is just one of many cities across the country where 4/20 marijuana celebrations are planned Sunday. Elsewhere, San Francisco Police Chief Greg Suhr said his officers would be cracking down on illegal parking, camping, drug sales, underage drinking and open alcohol containers at Golden Gate Park's Hippie Hill. Officials don't want the unofficial pot holiday to disrupt Easter Sunday activities in the park.
Festivities in Denver were getting off to a slow start on Sunday. At noon, as bells from the Catholic cathedral a few blocks away rang out over downtown to signal the end of Easter services, only a few hundred people milled around Civic Center Park. The smell of marijuana was detectable, but mild.
The Civic Center Park event is the most visible sign of the pot holiday's transformation. It started as a defiant gathering of marijuana activists, but this year the event has an official city permit, is organized by an events management company and featured booths selling funnel cakes and Greek food next to kiosks hawking hemp lollipops and glass pipes.
Gavin Beldt, one of the organizers, said in a statement that the event is now a "celebration of legal status for its use in Colorado and our launch of an exciting new experience for those attending. "
On Saturday, the first day of a two-day festival in Denver, only a few people lingered on the steps of a Roman-style amphitheater where marijuana activists spoke angrily about bans on the drug in other states. Thousands instead lingered on the park's broad lawns, listening to hip-hop music blasting from the sound stage and enjoying the fresh, albeit marijuana-scented, air.
"It's a lot mellower this year," said Cody Andrews, 29, of Denver. "It's more of a venue now. More vendor-y."
Last year's event was marred by an unsolved shooting that wounded three. This year a fence rings the park. Security guards in protective gear roam the grounds, and all entrants are being checked for weapons.
Earlier this year, there was tension when some organizers wanted to officially sanction a 4:20 p.m. Sunday smokeout, but the city noted that public consumption of marijuana is still illegal in Colorado. By Saturday night, Denver police said they had issued at least 17 citations for public pot smoking.
Still, participants expect to light up on Sunday, which happens to also be Easter Sunday. Plenty weren't waiting until 4/20 proper. On Saturday, Jairin Genung, 25, of Aurora, sat on the grass with friends, including one who was carefully rolling a thick joint.
"We're going to light up no matter what," Genung said. "If you can't smoke at the 4/20 rally, it just doesn't make sense."
The whole scene was wonderfully surreal for Bud Long, 49, from Kalamazoo, Mich., who recalled taking part in his first 4/20 protest in 1984.
"Nationwide, it'll be decriminalized," he predicted, "and we'll be doing this in every state."


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Last Thursday, Apple and its main manufacturing contractor, Foxconn, agreed to significantly improve labor conditions at Chinese factories. This decision followed months of controversy over allegedly illegal overtime, inadequate safety conditions and poor workers' housing, as well as a string of reported suicides. The controversy was further fueled by a performance of actor and author Mike Daisey that was broadcast on National Public Radio but later turned out to be partially fabricated. Foxconn's decision to make improvements followed an investigation by the Fair Labor Association (FLA) which found multiple violations of labor law, including extreme hours and unpaid overtime. For more details see this Reuters article on the subject.
Much of the existing media coverage on the story has focused on the crisis management aspect of the story. My own views can be found here and here. I had argued that Apple will have to take a leadership position on this issue due to their brand exposure and global impact, a position similar to Walmart's embrace of sustainable supply chains a few years ago.
But this case illustrates a broader, more important phenomenon: the rise of private regulation of global commerce. Everywhere in the world, business activity is both enabled and constrained by formal and informal norms and regulations that structure market competition. These "rules of the game" vary significantly across countries and are subject to change, but significantly impact competitive positioning as well as firm and industry profitability.
Public institutions such as legislatures, agencies, and courts have traditionally been viewed as the dominant creator and enforcer of such structures, but increasingly companies and observers realize that new organization forms (NGOs and advocacy groups, non-profits, public-private partnerships etc.) have started to play an important role. Examples include global health, sustainability, human rights, labor conditions, fair trade and supply chain safety. The outrage over the labor conditions at Apple supplier Foxconn is simply the most recent example of this trend.
Not that this regulatory activity is entirely driven by private entities, but public entities play little to no role. Even though Foxxconn's compliance to new standards is not mandated by a new law but rather by its main customer's desire to contain reputational damage, the practical effect is the same as if a new law had been passed.
As I have argued in other writings, (Strategic Activism and NonMarket Strategy, Private Politics- A Research Agenda, Private Politics: Public Activism as an Alternative Regulatory Mechanism?, and Chapter 3 in Reputation Rules) the rise of private regulation is due to three mutually reinforcing factors:
- The dramatic rise in media coverage (both traditional and social).
Companies now live in an ever-faster-moving news cycle, driven by intense competition between 24-hour news channels, wire services, and online news providers. Concerns over business practices in distant areas of the world are spread in minutes.
- The globalization of value and supply chains has limited the regulatory reach of individual companies.
Yet, the globalization of business has been matched by the globalization of activists that look at companies as the main engine of social and political change.
- A change in values and expectations.
Customers and the public (especially the younger segments) expect more and more from companies. Complying with local law and maximizing shareholder value is not enough. Companies are now expected to have a positive social impact from animal welfare to sustainable business practices.
These trends suggest that the factors that led to the Apple-Foxconn story will grow in importance. They also raise normative questions of legitimacy and social impact. Stay tuned…


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- May 15:
- Boulder County jury acquits driver in crash that killed bicyclist on Valmont Road
- Dec 16:
- Truck driver set for trial in collision that killed cyclist near Boulder
- Aug 14:
- Ghost bikes serve as 'powerful reminder of the importance of sharing the road'
- Truck driver cited in collision that killed cyclist near Boulder
- Aug 13:
- CSP: Driver failed to yield in Valmont Road collision that killed cyclist, 62
The trial of Lucio Ramirez, the driver of a semi trailer involved in the collision that killed bicyclist Randy Herndon on Valmont Road last August, began Tuesday with prosecutors arguing that the driver failed to use caution while making a left-hand turn.
Defense attorneys, however, countered that Ramirez's decision to turn was reasonable and not careless.
Attorneys for both sides made their opening statements in Boulder County Court, where Ramirez is facing one count of careless driving resulting in death.
"The issue you will have to decide is whether the defendant was careless when he turned into the driveway when the bicyclists had the right of way," prosecutor Laura Kinde said.
According to officials, at 6:50 a.m. Aug. 13, Ramirez was driving a truck owned by Villa Lobos Concrete east on Valmont Road when he made a left turn into the driveway of Pioneer Sand Landscape Supplies, 6379 Valmont Road.
Herndon and a coworker were bicycling west on Valmont, and Herndon collided with the rear tires of the truck. He was killed instantly.
Kinde told the jury that Ramirez drove the route multiple times as part of his job, and that he should have taken extra precaution to account for the fact that he was driving into the sun on a route used by cyclists.
"He was aware of the road, he was aware of the circumstances," Kinde said. "He knew there was sun glare, he knew there were many bicyclists on the road."
Kinde said Ramirez never came to a full stop before making the turn in front of Herndon.
But Ramirez's attorney, Richard Tegtmeier, said Ramirez did look to make sure the intersection was clear.
While he said Ramirez couldn't see the cyclists, likely because of the sun, he said Ramirez was certain there were no bicyclists or cars within 100 yards of the intersection, and he said evidence would back up that claim.
"He knew they weren't close to the intersection," Tegtmeier said. "As he began to make the turn, they were at least a football field away. They were far enough away for Mr. Ramirez to have made that turn."
Tegtmeier said the turn was "reasonable."
"It was a disaster, yes," Tegtmeier said. "But it was not carelessness."
Ramirez followed the court proceedings while listening to an interpreter through headphones.
The trial is scheduled to last about a week.
Careless driving resulting in death is punishable by up to one year in jail and a $1,000 fine.
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November 18, 1934 - December 6, 2012
Middletown, NY
Robert H. Hammarquist passed away peacefully at home on Thursday, December 6, 2012. He was 78 years old.
A 38-year resident of the area, Robert retired from Mid-Hudson Psychiatric Facility after 25 years of State Service. He was a member of the Middletown Elks Lodge 1097 since 1980, a member of the Middletown German American Club and a 3rd Degree Knight in the Knights of Columbus. Robert was a kind and loving husband, father, grandfather and great-grandfather and a good friend to everyone who knew him.
Robert was the beloved husband of Olevene M. Hammarquist, nee Stillwell; father of Robert Hammarquist, Jr. and his wife, Iris, Jeffrey Hammarquist, Peter and his wife, Laura Hammarquist, Peggy Smith and her husband, Cecil and Rose Lucia. He was also grandfather to Rob and Ali Hammarquist, Jeffrey Hammarquist, Jr., Jeremy Smith, Lindsay Smith, Courtney Smith, P.J. Hammarquist, Brooke Hammarquist, Joe Bruno, Michael Bruno, Patrick and Diedre Sylvestre and Shawna and Chris Sgroe; and great-grandfather to Lilly, Dylan, Jeffrey III, Monica, Daniel and Katie, Anthony and Alex, as well as brother to Ruth Paez and her husband, Tito and many nieces and nephews.
Visitation hours are from 4 to 6 p.m. on Monday, December 10, 2012 at Applebee-McPhillips Funeral Home, Inc., 130 Highland Avenue, Middletown, NY 10940. A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at 11 a.m. on Tuesday, December 11, 2012 at St. Joseph's Church, 149 Cottage Street, Middletown, NY. Burial will follow in the family plot in Mt. Hope Plains Cemetery in Otisville, NY.
Arrangements are under the direction of Applebee-McPhillips Funeral Home, Inc. www.applebee-mcphillips.com


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The owner of the retail strip center and gas station at 1781-1817 Kirby Parkway in East Memphis has filed a $1.1 million loan on the property.
J.P.J. Properties LLC filed the deed of trust and security agreement July 8 through Renasant Bank.
The company owns the 10,611-square-foot retail center located at 1817 Kirby Parkway and the 2,700-square-foot gas station and convenience store at 1781 Kirby Parkway.
Jin Tak Paik signed the trust deed as president of J.P.J. Properties, which bought the properties in 2003 for $2 million from 3275 Kirby Parkway Center LLC.
Built in 1975, the Class A retail center at 1817 Kirby Parkway – which is anchored by the bar Doc Watson's – sits on slightly less than an acre on the west side of Kirby Parkway just north of Poplar Avenue.
The Shelby County Assessor of Property's 2013 appraisal is $954,700.
Adjacent to that property is a Mapco Station on about half an acre at 1781 Kirby Parkway. The assessor's 2013 appraisal is $387,800.
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Orion Federal Credit Union has since the beginning of the year donated more than $7,500 and more than 1,000 items to seven local nonprofit groups.
The charitable giving is part of the credit union's community involvement program, Orion Gives Back. Launched in January 2012, Orion chooses a nonprofit each month to be the focus of the giving initiative.
Recipients thus far have included the Mid-South Food Bank, Memphis Family Shelter, Literacy Mid-South, Memphis Farmers Market, Clovernook Center for the Blind and Visually Impaired and Youth Villages, among many others.
– Andy Meek
U.S. Rep. Steve Cohen, D-Memphis, said Thursday that he's "stunned and dismayed" to learn that DNA tests revealed he is not the father of a woman with whom he had an affectionate Twitter exchange this year.
In February, tweets between Cohen and Victoria Brink, a 24-year-old Texas woman, attracted public attention during the president's State of the Union address.
Soon after, Cohen revealed that he was Brink's father. He said he'd learned about the relationship three years earlier.
But on Thursday, CNN reported that DNA tests showed Cohen is not her father.
"I was stunned and dismayed when DNA tests disproved what Victoria and I believed about our relationship," Cohen said in a Thursday statement.
"I still love Victoria, hold dear the time I have shared with her, and hope to continue to be a part of her life.
"It's been a roller coaster ride these last three and a half years from which I have learned something about parenting and some more about love, life, and heartache."
Brink is the daughter of Texas criminal defense lawyer Cynthia White Sinatra, who ran for Congress in 2006 against Ron Paul. Cohen described his relationship with Sinatra as longtime friends. Texas executive John Brink raised Victoria Brink.
CNN reported Thursday that it obtained DNA from John Brink, Victoria Brink and Cohen for tests, and that results showed Cohen wasn't her father.
Cohen's office said that he also submitted DNA to determine paternity independent of the CNN report.
Cohen, who has never been married, said in February that he decided to publicly acknowledge Brink as his daughter after bloggers and the media tried to make exchanges during the State of the Union appear salacious. Cohen's message to Brink included a Twitter abbreviation for "I love you."
– The Associated Press
The Tennessee Department of Labor and Workforce Development is holding a series of seminars across the state to explain the Workers' Compensation Reform Act of 2013.
The bill removes injured workers' claims from Tennessee trial courts and instead creates a special panel appointed by the governor to hear claims and appeals.
The seminars aim to educate employers about the impact of the bill, including ways to avoid workplace injuries and how to better handle them if they occur. The seminars are being put on by the Workers' Compensation Division, the Tennessee Occupational Safety and Health Administration and the Tennessee Chamber of Commerce.
They take place from July 25 through Aug. 29.
Specific dates, times and locations can be found on the department's website at www.tn.gov/labor-wfd.
Uncirculated tapes of two Elvis Presley concerts recorded two months before he died have been added to a celebrity memorabilia auction in California.
The Mecum Auction Co. says the tapes will be among the 2,000 pieces of celebrity-related memorabilia being displayed and auctioned in Santa Monica, Calif., on July 26-27.
Mecum says the concert tapes were made at live Elvis shows in Omaha, Neb., on June 19, 1977, and Rapid City, S.D., two days later. Mecum says the tapes include original audio and video footage.
Elvis died Aug. 16, 1977, in Memphis.
The auction also will include Elvis' 1972 Cadillac Custom Estate Wagon and other Elvis-related items.
Average rates on U.S. fixed mortgages declined this week as concern waned in the financial markets over the Federal Reserve's possible slowing of its bond purchases this year.
Mortgage buyer Freddie Mac said Thursday the average on the 30-year loan slipped to 4.37 percent. That's down from 4.51 percent last week but is still near the highest level in nearly two years.
Just two months ago the rate was 3.35 percent, barely above the record low of 3.31 percent. Rates had surged in recent weeks amid concern over the Fed's bond purchases, which have kept interest rates low.
The average on the 15-year mortgage fell to 3.41 percent from 3.53 percent last week.
Chairman Ben Bernanke said last week the Fed will continue to stimulate the economy, even after it begins to slow the bond purchases.
Even with the recent gains, mortgage rates remain low by historical standards. Low rates have helped fuel a housing recovery that is helping to drive economic growth this year.
To calculate average mortgage rates, Freddie Mac surveys lenders across the country on Monday through Wednesday each week. The average doesn't include extra fees, known as points, which most borrowers must pay to get the lowest rates. One point equals 1 percent of the loan amount.
The average fee for a 30-year mortgage was 0.7 point this week, down from 0.8 point last week. The fee for a 15-year loan also slipped to 0.7 point from 0.8 point.
The average rate on a one-year adjustable-rate mortgage was unchanged at 2.66 percent. The fee declined to 0.4 point from 0.5.
The average rate on a five-year adjustable mortgage fell to 3.17 percent from 3.26 percent. The fee eased to 0.6 point from 0.7.
Arkansas' highway chief says the state still needs an additional $200 million a year over the next decade just to maintain its roads, despite extra money coming in from a half-cent sales tax voters approved last year.
Arkansas Highway and Transportation Department Director Scott Bennett told a legislative panel Thursday that he expects to begin issuing bonds in September that will be repaid by the new sales tax. He said he expects work to begin on some of the projects by the end of the year.
Voters last year approved the tax, which will raise about $1.8 billion during the next decade for the state's highway needs. The half-cent tax increase is set to expire by 2023.
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MESA, Ariz. – After learning third baseman Ian Stewart would start the season on the disabled list and right-hander Scott Baker was being shut down because of inflammation in his surgically repaired elbow, the Cubs were looking for something positive.
Chris Rusin provided the smiles.
Rusin overcame a shaky start Tuesday to pitch one-hit ball for the final three innings of his outing, and the Cubs beat the Texas Rangers, 5-4.
The 26-year-old left-hander could find himself on the big league club to start the season – or he might be sent to Triple-A to pitch on a more regular schedule.
"I don't ask questions. If they [coaches] want to tell me [where I am going], that is fine. I feel like I have had a pretty decent spring."
Stewart had not played for the Cubs this spring and re-injured the strained left quadriceps during a minor league game last week.
Baker signed as a free agent after having Tommy John surgery and missing all last season. He was shut down after a shaky start, his first against major leaguers.
Rusin began the spring with two relief appearances, followed by three starts, including Tuesday.
He was 2-3 in seven starts for the Cubs in 2012, and had 25 starts at Triple-A Iowa and one start at Double-A Tennessee.
It's unlikely he would be part of the Cubs' rotation, at least initially, although he could get a look in the bullpen with a spot-starting role as a possibility. If it is the bullpen, he said he would like to pitch in that situation a few times as the spring winds down.
As it stands, the rotation includes Jeff Samardzija, Edwin Jackson, Travis Wood, Scott Feldman and Carlos Villanueva.
Samardzija is due to start the opener April 1 at Pittsburgh, with Jackson scheduled for the home opener against Milwaukee on April 8 at Wrigley Field.
Rusin gave up two runs in each of the first two innings Tuesday.
"The first two innings today, you never want that," Rusin said. "But you figure out your mistakes, find your release point. I was able to calm down, locate my fastball and throw my off-speed pitches."
Alfonso Soriano hit a two-run home run, and Darwin Barney added a solo shot for the Cubs off Texas starter Alexi Ogando.
The right-handed Ogando, likely No. 3 or No. 4 in the Texas rotation, worked with a full windup and out of the stretch.
"He is still trying to find command of his fastball," Rangers manager Ron Washington said. "But he is progressing. I'm sure he would like to take those two pitches back [to Soriano and Barney]."
Notes: Closer candidate Carlos Marmol made his seventh spring appearance for the Cubs, pitching a hitless seventh. ... Center fielder David DeJesus extended his hitting streak to 10 games (11 for 23). ... The Cubs have an off day today, and return to action Thursday with split squad games in Tucson (Dodgers) and Peoria (Mariners). Texas also is off, resuming play Thursday against the Angels. ... Right-hander Yu Darvish, scratched from Monday's start for the Rangers with a stiff neck, is due to throw a bullpen session Thursday, and that will determine the next course of action. ... Outfielder Aaron Cunningham was sent to the Texas minor league camp after the game. The team had moved 12 others out earlier in the day.


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I've first started with Wheelock, which I found pretty neat and clear in its exposition, although I didn't like how the information was fragmented between the chapters (a bit of verbs, then a couple of declension, then some other verbs... my mind can't stand the stress of not knowing when I'm going to complete one subject).
Then I read an article about how to teach yourself latin, which suggested the combined study of Adler's "A practical grammar..." and "Lingua Latina per se illustrata", I looked at a few excerpts from the two books, and the advice somewhat clicked with me, so I decided to switch over. My problem is that Adler's rules for duration and accentuation seems different and more complex than those of Wheelock. Let alone the difference between acute and circumflex, which was absent in Wheelock but I guess I can somewhat intuit from analogy with the pronunciation of modern languages, but I have a couple of doubts that are impeding my progress.
1] In some places where Wheelock puts a "long" macron, Adler puts a "normal" macron (which, he says, indicates that the vocal could be either long or short). In those cases, should I consider the vocal long, in order to decide how to put the accent? Or the accent depends on how the word is pronounced in a particular situation? (ie. if you decide to prononuce that vocal long the word gets a kind of accent, if short it gets a different one).
2] Adler states that he will give all the vocabulary with indications about the duration of the vocals, so that one can then put the right accents on the words, but it seems to me that this information is actually missing. To make just one example, the first word he presents is "charta", and he doesn't give the duration of the first "a", which I need to choose between the circumflex and acute accent.


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Ronald Bailey at Reason writes about a study of one city where all police officers were required to wear video cameras on their uniforms at all times when on duty. As one would expect, the results should be cheered both by civil libertarians and by the police officers themselves.
Earlier this year, a 12-month study by Cambridge University researchers revealed that when the city of Rialto, California, required its cops to wear cameras, the number of complaints filed against officers fell by 88 percent and the use of force by officers dropped by almost 60 percent. Watched cops are polite cops.
Jay Stanley, a policy analyst with the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), calls police-worn video cameras "a win/win for both the public and the police." Win/win because video recordings help shield officers from false accusations of abuse as well as protecting the public against police misconduct.
So why aren't the police departments demanding such cameras? The answer is in that last sentence: it protects the public against police misconduct. Bailey has some suggestions on policies that should accompany a camera requirement:
In order to make sure that both the public and police realize the greatest benefits from body-worn video cameras, a number of policies need to be implemented. For example, police officers must be subject to stiff disciplinary sanctions if they fail to turn their cameras on each time they interact with the public. In addition, items obtained during an unrecorded encounter would be deemed a violation of the subject's Fourth Amendment rights against unreasonable search and seizure and excluded as evidence, unless there were extenuating circumstances, such as a broken camera. Similarly, failure to record an incident for which a patrolman is accused of misconduct should create a presumption against that officer.Officer-worn video cameras do have the potential to violate the privacy of citizens. After all, the police frequently are dealing with people when they are having one of the worst days of their lives. For instance, police often enter people's houses to investigate incidents. In such cases, video of someone's literal or metaphorical dirty laundry is nobody else's business. Consequently, Stanley argues that strong rules regarding the retention, use, and disclosure of videos from police-worn cameras must be established and enforced. For example, videos should be retained for no more than 30 to 60 days, unless flagged. Of course, if the video contains evidence of a crime it should be retained just as any other evidence would be. Flagging would also occur for any incident involving force or a citizen complaint. With the appropriate strong privacy protections in place, very little of police-recorded video would ever be retained or viewed.
Officers should also be required to notify people that they are being recorded. Some preliminary evidence suggests that both police and citizens behave better when they know that they are being recorded. Additionally, the police should not have discretion to release any video to the public. For example, police would be barred from "leaking" videos like that of the drunken actress Reese Witherspoon being arrested in Atlanta for disorderly conduct after a traffic stop. (For what it is worth, the Atlanta police department denies releasing the Witherspoon scene.) Anyone who is recorded, on the other hand, should have access to the video and they should be allowed to consent to public release. Subjects who are incidentally recorded should be blacked out or blurred if the video is released.
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I have been taking domperidone since my daughter was 3 months old (she is now 15 months). I feel like a year on a drug is a long time- so I would like to try and stop taking domperidone. However I do not want to wean my daughter. I have read the Jack Newman tips for slowly reducing the amount you take and have dropped one tablet today (I have been taking 2 tabs 3xs a day).
My daughter still nurses in the daytime and a couple times in the night.
I also took domperidone with my son and within a month of stopping to take it he weaned completely(13 months)-- however he had already tapered off to only feeding before bed and upon waking up before then. And I had night weaned him a few months previous.
I guess I am just looking for any other mothers to confirm if they have been able to wean themselves off domperidone after taking it for more than a year... what method did you use for dropping pills down?


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Deco Lamp. Thursday , February 08th , 2018 - 12:40:40 PM
Do not forget to consider the fuel on which these art deco lighting runs on. Generally these lighting products use gas, kerosene or even candles. In the recent days, some of them are available in electronic formats.
There are various types of antique lights that resemble the shape and designs of different ages. So, you will never run short of the options anyway. However, the only problem in this regard seems to be that you have to make the choice judiciously. You will come across an infinite variety of chandeliers, ceiling lights, and so on and you have to pick up the one that suits the style of your house. In this regard, the size and length of these lights can be very important. Ideally, you should be looking for models that will fit in the space available in your house.
Pendant lighting is not to be mistaken for chandelier lighting, which casts a softer more ambient light. Pendant lighting is usually hung from a single sconce on the ceiling from which sprouts a single chain or metal tube. The lamp shade itself is the "pendant" that dangles at the end.
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Brewers get breaks behind Gallardo in finale
PITTSBURGH -- Yovani Gallardo and Francisco Rodriguez made the biggest pitches, and Ryan Braun and Jean Segura made the run-saving plays. But the Brewers' biggest contribution on a wild day at PNC Park might have come from a guy in the stands wearing a Pirates T-shirt.
Mark it among the many things that went right for Milwaukee in a 1-0 win on Sunday, when that fan's interference contributed to the game's only run before the Pirates stranded the tying runner at third base in each of the last three innings. The result was a heartbreaking loss for the Pirates, and arguably the Brewers' most entertaining victory all season.View Full Game Coverage
PITTSBURGH -- Yovani Gallardo and Francisco Rodriguez made the biggest pitches, and Ryan Braun and Jean Segura made the run-saving plays. But the Brewers' biggest contribution on a wild day at PNC Park might have come from a guy in the stands wearing a Pirates T-shirt.
Mark it among the many things that went right for Milwaukee in a 1-0 win on Sunday, when that fan's interference contributed to the game's only run before the Pirates stranded the tying runner at third base in each of the last three innings. The result was a heartbreaking loss for the Pirates, and arguably the Brewers' most entertaining victory all season.View Full Game Coverage
"That was a grinder," Milwaukee manager Ron Roenicke said.
"And the crowd got into the game, too," said Rodriguez, who authored two of the Brewers' great escapes. "It was a great ballgame. The atmosphere was huge. And obviously we expected that, playing a team that we've got in our division. It's going to be fun from now on."
With their 10th victory in 16 games, the National League Central-leading Brewers headed into an off-day 12 games over .500, back to within one win of their high mark this season. They have won 10 of 13 matchups this season against the Pirates.
Gallardo set a season high with eight strikeouts and threw a season-high 121 pitches over seven scoreless innings and won for the second time in three starts because the Brewers were able to scratch out a run against Pirates left-hander Jeff Locke, and because Brewers relievers Rob Wooten and Rodriguez kept the Pirates at bay. Rodriguez struck out Russell Martin to end the eighth inning to leave the tying runner at third, then did it again in the ninth, aided by defensive gems from Segura and Carlos Gomez, whose running catch sealed Rodriguez's 19th save.
All afternoon, the Brewers made their own breaks. The trend started in the first inning, when Brewers right fielder Braun saved a run with a perfect throw to home plate to retire Neil Walker and finish an inning-ending double play, but not before the umpires reviewed the play to determine a possible violation of Rule 7.13, which bars catchers from blocking the plate.
The call stood, and Gallardo had the start of his scoreless outing.
All he and the Brewers needed was a run.
They got it with some help from a Bucs-backer in the top of the seventh, when Lucroy blooped what he thought was a foul ball to left field. Lucroy was standing still between the batter's box and first base when the baseball landed fair and bounced toward that black-shirted fan, who gobbled it up.
Lucroy was granted a double, which loomed very large when he advanced to third on Gomez's flyout before scoring on Aramis Ramirez's groundout to first base.
"I didn't even know the guy grabbed it," Lucroy said. "I hit it and saw it and I'm like, 'Oh, it's hooking.' Then it dropped straight down and I thought, 'Oh, crap, I'd better run.' Thank God the guy grabbed it." What if the fan hadn't grabbed it? Roenicke believed it would have caromed off the wall, and Lucroy would have had a double anyway. Lucroy was not so sure.
"Come on man, it doesn't matter," Lucroy said with a laugh. "I got there. It depends on where the left fielder was. I would have judged it. I might have taken a shot, but whenever you hit a ball foul, you almost always know it's going to go foul. That ball was hooking and it just went straight down. It was a weird thing."
The Pirates were poised to answer in the bottom of the inning against Gallardo, who found big trouble when Pittsburgh loaded the bases with one out. Already at 110 pitches after Jordy Mercer's squeeze bunt attempt lingered too close to home plate for the runner to score from third, Gallardo struck out pinch-hitter Jose Tabata on eight pitches -- one of which was hit over the right-field fence, but foul -- before inducing a Josh Harrison popout to first base to preserve the 1-0 lead.
The 121 pitches were most by a Brewers' starter this season.
"In that certain situation, the game's in your hands," Gallardo said. "You're going to win the ballgame or you're going to lose the ballgame one way or another in that situation. Especially when I got the strikeout for the second out, I wanted to stay in there and just make pitches to Harrison."
The rest was up to Rodriguez, who inherited a tough spot from Wooten in the eighth inning, with Martin at the plate, two outs and a runner at third.
Rodriguez fell behind, 2-0, before evening the count. He struck out Martin on the seventh pitch of the at-bat, a curveball down and in. Martin was so incensed by umpire Ed Hickox's call that he slammed his bat and was ejected. Pirates manager Clint Hurdle found a similar fate.
There was disagreement in the Brewers' own clubhouse about the pitch. Lucroy believed the Pirates had a legitimate beef. Roenicke and Rodriguez each argued that the pitch was a strike (MLB.com's pitch tracker agreed), and said it looked worse than it was because of the way Lucroy received it, shifting his weight to block a ball in the dirt if necessary.
"The way Luc received it, dropping his left knee made it look bad," Rodriguez said. "But if you go back and stick the ball where it's supposed to be, it would have been right there. That's my view from the mound. I haven't seen any of the video."
The Bucs made another run in the ninth. Starling Marte walked and was caught stealing second, but the call was overturned after a challenge. Pinch-hitter Ike Davis then walked, and Travis Snider nearly delivered the game-tying single, but he was robbed by Brewers shortstop Segura with a diving stop up the middle for a force at second.
Harrison then flied out to a hustling Gomez in short center to end the game.
"That was a crazy game, one of those games where both starters [were] on, so you knew it was going to be a pitchers' duel and you had to go out and grind it out and make things happen," said Lucroy. "Things went our way, but [the Pirates] are tough. They always play us tough, and we can't ever let up against them because they'll come get us."
Adam McCalvy is a reporter for MLB.com. Read his blog, Brew Beat, and follow him on Twitter at @AdamMcCalvy.


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GREENEVILLE, Tenn. (AP) -- Southeastern dairy farmers have reached a tentative settlement with marketers in their lawsuit.
The Greeneville Sun (http://bit.ly/Tg1KoO ) reported Tuesday that the preliminary settlement heads off a civil trial that was to have begun Wednesday in U.S. District Court in Greeneville.
The farmers claimed there was a conspiracy to drive down the prices they received for milk. The lawsuit was filed in July 2007.
Division Manager Rick Tipton in the court clerk's office said the preliminary agreement takes the trial of the lawsuit off the calendar.
An order issued Tuesday by Judge Ronnie Greer grants the dairies' motion for preliminary approval of the settlement. Greer will conduct a hearing April 3 to consider final approval.
The lawsuit named as defendants four firms and one individual.
Information from: The Greeneville Sun, http://www.greenevillesun.com
Copyright 2013 The AP.


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Astroworld In Top 10 Of HoT 200 Album Chart For Ninth Straight Week
There is a new hot boy in town! Check out Julian.
Bay Area Rapper Chris Christopher Sets Off 'THC2' With "I Get High" visual.
Swae Lee and Post Malone link up for a banger!
Check out T.I.'s new video with Young Thug.
Troy Ave releases new video "The Come Up" celebrating the upcoming new album "More Money, More Problems"
Trippie Redd dropped a brand new single called "Topanga" today.
Ace Smitty and Curren$y flex in vintage cars for "Waves" video .