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Monday, June 06, 2011
UFO Stops Then Shoots Off At Speed
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- Hieronymus Braintree said...
Let's not get too excited, people. This would be really easy to fake. Sorry.
Again, if these things are real, we should be able to get a daylight object sighted by multiple non-acquaintance witnesses that makes maneuvers exactly as impossible as this thing.
If UFOs are real, there has to be a smoking gun video somewhere.
- Michael said...
When was this captured? I witnessed something pretty similar to this w/my naked eye last Friday night @ around 3AM...
Excellent vid. Don't see how this could be a bat or bug. Certainly one of the better night shots of a UFO I've ever seen.
Mr. H. Brainfree, seems to me, to be a troll, and not a very clever one. You trolls should try a better tactic, although I'm not sure there are any viable ones left anymore.
As for the vid, I'd say it's quite amazing, but not surprising or new.
I love the way the craft speeds off at the end :-0
Good show!
Yeah, total troll. Prolly a .gov IP, too.
Take a hike, troll!
- Hieronymus Braintree said...
Dear Anonymous,
I am a troll and proud of it.
A troll is someone who is willing to challenge the prevailing wisdom of a group. Some trolls are just jerks but there is something to be said for exercising good critical thinking skills.
I've seen a couple of UFOs including a foo fighter-like object that dodged a plane around Labor Day last year. So, I do think there may very well be something to all this jazz.
And what is so wrong about wanting to see a video that boasts unassailable credibility and, therefore, able to settle the issue once and for all?
I find that everyone who has ever called me a troll as if it proves something has invariably been a small-minded twit who simply has no better way of lashing out when faced with good hard questioning that potentially undermines a dearly-held belief.
Now, that that's settled, Anonymous, please explain to me why this could not have been faked with a decent computer program?
could be a rc plane...
- Michael said...
"could be an RC plane"? Yea, I heard radioshack was selling those RC planes that shoot str8 up in the air & disappear w/out a trace now too... not...
Because HB, if you'd taken the time to review the video maker's vast library of nightvision footage you'd probably come to the same conclusion I did-- this guy is probably filming shit that is really there, and not making the videos himself on a computer. That, and I've seen this shit through my nightvision quite often. It does exist. Sure, some of this guys vids are bugs, I'd admit that one, but I don't think they are all. Fact, I know they all aren't.
Get yourself some night vision and you might see more ufos, Mr Troll. Oh, and maybe check out some of the video footage from the Hudson River Valley sightings, where there were thousands of witness, some of which were police officers, pilots, military. . . people who'd be considered credible. But that's probably not enough for you.... You'd say "Those are small planes in formation" while you completely ignored the truth.
Nobody who has seen UFOs would still be looking for evidence to support the idea of their existence. Once you've seen one, you know they exist.
@ Braintree - nobody gave you permission to redefine troll. YOU deciding that troll means something different that everybody else things it does doesn't change the fact that you ARE a troll, in the classic sense of the word. Meaning someone who is contrary for the sake of being contrary so that others will react to them. It's a way for weak minded people to get attention. And you HAVE! Well done.
could be a disposable rc plane...
- Michael said...
Dude... Do you have ANY experience using AdobeAfterEffects? Are you an expert on CGI? Do you even know wtf you're saying? Nothing about animating graphics generated using a a computer program's "easy". Lol, "exercising good critical thinking skills" Really? Your pathetic attempt @ debunking this's no better than the idiots who explain everything away by simply saying "FAKE!" If this's so easy to fake, then prove it! Show us how YOU'D go about faking this. I'll GUARANTEE you can't produce a video even remotely similar to this, & probably wouldn't even know where to begin. BTW I think you need to re-examine your definition of troll, because your definition doesn't even begin to accurately define what the term troll refers to.
Yeah!...seeing is believing, and once you have, then thats it!!
Your hooked!!
But,if we haven't!?...then isn't that why we're here!?....
- Hieronymus Braintree said...
To my critics,
A troll is someone who dissents from the consensus. I am completely sincere in my doubt. When you say that I'm doing it deliberately just to be contrary you are mind reading and, therefore, talking out of a portion of your anatomy best left undisclosed.
Also, I said that the video would be really easy to fake and it would be. That's not the same thing as saying that it is a fake. This is an obvious distinction that is very very simple to make. Please make it.
And it would be easy to fake. I have seen a lot of obviously fake videos that are much more impressive than this one (the UFO at the old WTC in New York for example).
Your angry, insulting responses tells me not that I'm wrong but that I've struck a very uncomfortable nerve among the true believers. Good.
- Michael said...
For some1 who deems himself "braintree" you sure are an idiot. "your angry"? 1st of all, it's YOU'RE; If you can't make the distinction between the proper usage of your & you're then you should seriously consider coming up w/a new moniker for yourself. No, i'm not "angry", it's just that nothing you say holds any validity by any stretch of the imagination. I'm sure in YOUR mind that response has set us all straight, but all it you've done (in reality) is make it all the more obvious YOU'RE a moron! Again, if this is so easy to fake, then explain how YOU would go about faking it. I DARE you to give us a legitimate explanation! Give us something (other than blatant assumption) that this is "easy" to fake. Go ahead, explain how YOU would go about recreating this, I'm challenging you!
- Hieronymus Braintree said...
I am not a CGI expert. However, I am familiar with the work of CGI experts. Here's a sample of what I mean:
Now, I hope you'll agree with me that the above linked video is a fake and a very good one. Since the world trade center was destroyed in 2011, this is in all likelihood an old video. But my question to you is this: If the above video could be faked why could not the far more simpler one that this the subject of this thread not also be faked?
But thanks for the cyber spittle. I just love watching the coherence of would-be bullies fracture before my eyes. It's always nice to have one's prejudice about the intellectual abilities of an opponent confirmed beyond measure.
- Michael said...
The world trade center was destroyed in 2001, i pray to God that was a typo on your part. I'm well aware of the video you've provided, & there is ABSOLUTELY NO COMPARISON between the 2! The video you've provided is a well known hoax, which was made by AN ENTIRE TEAM OF PROFESSIONAL, HIGHLY PAID 3D MODELING & ANIMATION/VIDEO EDITING EXPERTS FOR THE SCI-FI CHANNEL. This however, is just a UFO enthusiasts, who if you do your research, produces the same type of night-vision filtered videos regularly. RARELY does he ever capture anything as interesting as this. By what i can understand, your logical process of deductive reasoning (i actually had a hard time calling it that) Is under the assumption that the animation you've provided is "easy" to produce by just any1? Which's extremely naive, as well as insulting to myself (as a graphic artist) & ANY1 who's painstakingly studied to learn the extremely intricate workings of programs like 3ds MAX/Maya & AdobeAE. I understand that yes, w/some work & knowledge of AdobeAE, some1 COULD recreate this, but what you don't seem to understand, is that it's BY NO MEANS EASY, & not just any1 can do it. I DARE you to download a trial version of adobeAE, & just try to figure it out. Seriously, give it a try. I can guarantee you'll be completely dumbfounded by what you've just so naively deemed as "easy" to do
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Maria Antonaccio's second monograph, A Philosophy to Live By: Engaging Iris Murdoch was published by Oxford University Press in 2012. In 2013, she was awarded a three-year Presidential Fellowship, which will support her research on the ethics of postnaturalism: how critical challenges to the normative conception of "nature" are transforming theoretical and practical debates in both environmental ethics and bioethics. In spring of 2014 she lectured at Roma Tre University in Italy and presented her work in progress to a graduate seminar at the University of Uppsala in Sweden. She is an Associate Editor of the forthcoming Blackwell Companion to Religious Ethics (2nd edition).
Brantley Gasaway's book, Progressive Evangelicals and the Pursuit of Social Justice, will be published by the University of North Carolina Press in October 2014. Over the past year, Professor Gasaway also contributed a chapter to Christians and the Color Line: Race and Religion after Divided by Faith (Oxford University Press, 2014) and published book reviews in the Journal of Church and State and the Journal of Presbyterian History. In addition, he is a regular contributor to the Religion in American History academic blog. Professor Gasaway's current research projects include the history of Christian nationalism since 1970 and the types of religious curricula used by homeschooling communities. During the spring 2014 semester, he led Bucknell's study abroad program in London teaching a course examining "Global Religions and the Politics of Pluralism."
Karline McLain is working on her second book manuscript, The Afterlife of Shirdi Sai Baba: The Growth of a New Religious Movement in India, which examines the many and shifting meanings of the Indian holy man Shirdi Sai Baba (d. 1918) to his devotees over time. Research for this book has been supported by the American Council of Learned Societies (ACLS) and the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH). She recently published an article titled "Be United, Be Virtuous: Composite Culture and the Growth of Shirdi Sai Baba Devotion" in volume 15 of the journal Nova Religio, which was awarded the Thomas Robbins Award for Excellence in the Study of New Religions. McLain currently holds a three-year NEH Chair in the Humanities at Bucknell University.
Rivka Ulmer presented a lecture at Bucknell on her research "Egypt in Midrash-Rabbinic Interpretation." She participated in a colloquium at Ariel University, Samaria, and presented at Ben Gurion University of the Negev, Israel. One of her recently published articles is entitled: "Sennacherib in Midrashic and Related Literature: Inscribing History in Midrash." Her book Turmoil, Trauma, and Triumph: The Fettmilch Uprising in Frankfurt am Main According to Megillas Vintz. A Critical Edition of the Yiddish and Hebrew Text Including an English Translation was reprinted; it is also included in collections regarding Jewish Cultural Texts. Together with David Nelson she edited Re-presenting Texts: Jewish and Black Biblical Interpretation. Together with Moshe Ulmer she published Righteous Giving to the Poor: Tzedakah ("Charity") in Classical Rabbinic Judaism: Including a Brief Introduction to Rabbinic Literature (Piscataway, NJ: Gorgias Press, 2014). She chairs the Midrash Section of the Society of Biblical Literature. Recent fellowships at Brandeis University funded her attendance at these Israel Studies workshops and conferences: "The Shoah in Israeli Culture, Memory and Politics" and "Zionism," including a seminar with Anita Shapira.
Carol Wayne White is completing a book manuscript entitled Sacred Humanity: The Emergence of an African-American Religious Naturalism and has begun research on a new one that explores expanded views of the human and the non-human world within an interdisciplinary context. She published the article "Re-Envisioning Nature" in Spirituality: Conversation for the 21st Century and is currently working on two solicited articles that explore the creative interconnections between queer theory, religion, and science. During a 2013-14 sabbatical, she received an international travel grant to do research at the Royal Society of London in London, England, and at Oxford University. She also presented papers on the intersections of science, religion, and humanism at the XIII Transdisciplinary Theological Colloquium (Drew Theological School) and the Oxford Symposium on Religious Studies (Oxford University). White was recently appointed to the Editorial Advisory Board of the Journal of Academic Perspectives.
Stuart Young's first monograph, Conceiving the Indian Buddhist Patriarchs in China, is coming soon in the Kuroda Institute Studies in East Asian Buddhism series, under the auspices of the University of Hawaii Press. This book examines how medieval Chinese Buddhists represented their ancient Indian forebears as proof that Buddhism was the best religion for China. He is also conducting research for a second book project that will investigate how premodern Buddhist and Daoist institutions positioned themselves in relation to the ubiquitous Chinese sericulture industry. He has recently given talks on these projects in China, Taiwan, Japan, Canada, and the United States, and received research grants from the International College for Postgraduate Buddhist Studies (Kokusai Bukkyōgaku daigakuin daigaku 国際仏教学大学院大学) and the China and Inner Asia Council (CIAC) of the Association for Asian Studies.


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I've turned the regular fluctuation of gas prices at the gas station fairly near our home (the one mentioned yesterday) into a game of sorts with my oldest son.
Simply put, we've started tracking the data.
We watch for the price of gas on that sign each time we drive by it, then we mention whether it has gone up or down recently.
We remember the record prices we've seen (sadly, he's so young that the lowest price he can ever remember is $2.97 a gallon – I remember my parents getting almost hysterical when prices inched vaguely near a dollar a gallon),
We also talk about whether or not the price is low enough right now to stop in and fill up.
We've even started tracking and recording this data a bit.
We do the same thing when we see gas stations in other towns, comparing them to the prices at home.
It's a fun little economics game, but it has some real value, too. I'm cluing him in on many of the things he needs to know in order to maximize his value at the gas pump when he's old enough.
If you can save $0.10 per gallon of gas, filling up a typical sixteen gallon tank saves you $1.60. Do that consistently and you're talking about a significant difference in your annual fuel bill.
So, how do you shave off that $0.10? There are a few things you can do to make sure that you're putting the least expensive fuel option into your tank.
For starters, know what your car needs. Very few cars need the premium fuel or can even utilize it to any degree of effectiveness. Take a peek in your car manual (see, there it is again – your manual is really useful) and see what type of gas is suggested. Most modern cars simply suggest using 87 octane gasoline, which is the "cheap" stuff at the pump in many states. Choose the gas type that's cheapest at your pump that meets the minimum suggestion from the manual.
Never drive significantly out of your way to get cheaper gas. My rule of thumb is that I have to be saving at least a dollar in my tank for every mile out of my way that I drive. Since my vehicle has a sixteen gallon tank, I'm looking for a savings of at least $0.07 a gallon for every mile out of my way that I drive. Why? Even in perfect traffic, that's still two miles (one each way) of driving in town, which will take at least five minutes with the risk of significantly more time, plus the gas you use to make that extra jaunt, just to save $1. You're quickly getting below a rate of $10 per hour in savings.
Don't be brand loyal until you're familiar with the prices in your area. For the most part, the gas stations in your area are going to be pretty consistent with each other. If there are one or two stations that are a bit lower, they're going to consistently be a bit lower. Spend some time studying the prices in your area, particularly along your commute, so that you know what the prices are, and consistently visit the station with the lowest prices.
After a while, you're going to regularly find yourself using a single station or two, so get a rewards credit card associated with that station. Use it only for gas there. Typically, rewards cards associated with gas stations have really nice rewards, but only on gas bought at the stations in that chain. So, don't use the card for anything but gas, and pay the balance in full each month. This will often get you a very nice price on gasoline.
You should also check your local warehouse club for gas offerings. The local Sam's Club in our area offers gas prices substantially below other chains if you're a member. Since we are, we often utilize Sam's Club for gasoline.
If you're a commuter, shaving a bit off of the price of a gallon of gas can help a surprising amount over the long haul. It's one of those little changes you forget about until you find yourself breathing easier with regards to your finances.
This post is part of a yearlong series called "365 Ways to Live Cheap (Revisited)," in which I'm revisiting the entries from my book "365 Ways to Live Cheap," which is available at Amazon and at bookstores everywhere. Images courtesy of Brittany Lynne Photography, the proprietor of which is my "photography intern" for this project.


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2014: Wrapped up career with fourth NCAA Championships appearance … finished 5,780-meter NCAA course in 22:38.4 with career-best 72nd place, helping UAA earn 8th place … took 27th place at West Regional Championships, another personal best, helping UAA to 3rd place with a 6K time of 22:19.3, Nov. 22 … competed in fourth GNAC Championships with yet another personal-best performance of 12th place … completed 6K GNAC course in 21:19.8, aiding UAA's runner-up team performance … member of GNAC All-Conference and GNAC All-Academic teams … helped UAA to sweeps at Hawaii-Hilo Invite and Hawaii Big Wave Invite to start season … crossed the tape in 1st place for first time in collegiate career at Hawaii-Hilo Invite in 5K time of 19:12 … ran to 5th place with another 5K time of 19:46.10 at Hawaii Big Wave Invite … finished 6th at UAA Invite in 4.2K with time of 15:53, Sept. 11.
2013: Qualified for the NCAA Championships for the third straight season, finishing 117th and helping the Seawolves to a program-best fourth-place team result in Spokane, Wash., on Nov. 23 … helped UAA to the team titles at the NCAA West Regional Championships and the GNAC Championships by placing 36th and 16th, respectively … posted a season-best third-place result at the BYU-Hawaii Invite on Aug. 31 with a 5K-time of 18:55 … also finished fifth at the Chaminade Invite on Sept. 7 … one of eight Seawolves named to the GNAC All-Academic Team.
2012: Made second straight appearance at the NCAA Championships, finishing 100th on Nov. 17 in Joplin, Mo. … competed at the GNAC Championships, finishing 13th for the Seawolves and helping UAA to its fourth straight GNAC title … posted a season-high ninth-place finish in the season opener at Hawaii Pacific (Sept. 1) and finished 12th at the Hawaii Big Wave Invite on Sept. 8 … named to the USTFCCCA All-Academic Team and the GNAC All-Academic Team.
2011: Wrapped up rookie campaign with three top-10 finishes, including a podium result at the UAA Invitational on Sept. 1 … helped the Seawolves to team victories at the UAA Invite on Sept. 1 and the Hawaii Pacific Invite on Sept. 3, finishing 3rd and 6th, respectively … competed in all seven races for UAA … made NCAA debut on Nov. 19, crossing the line in 75th with a time of 23:16.6 for UAA's 6th-place squad … competed at the GNAC Championships, finishing the 6K race in 13th with a time of 23:01, and finished 28th at the West Region Championships with a time of 22:26 – contributing to team titles in both races.
BEFORE UAA: A four-time state qualifier in the cross country ... qualified three times for the track & field state championships and holds PR's of 5:30 in the 1600 meters and 11:42 in the 3,200 meters.
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Arrived in NZ early 1800's.
His great granddaughter may have been Marion McKay (wife of Robert Oliphant Stewart).
Any info would be appreciated.
Jenny pope
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Ellen Oliphant Stewart.
Believed to have married John Henry Clarke.
Possibly from Whakatane.
Other Whanau include:
* Nellie Stewart ( nee Te Rangi Kaitia Bluett.)
* Marion McKay(who Married Robert Oliphant Stewart in 1858.)
* Irihapeti Te Paea Hahau.(Marion's Mother)
* John Horton McKay (Marion's Father)
* Mary Hamilton- Tauranga. (R O Stewart's 2nd wife)
* Agnes Bower - Kaeo ( R O Stewart's youngest daughter)
Would love ANY information on any of the above.
Many thanks,
Jenny Pope
(nee Stewart)
What a great outcome for me and my family!!I have been able to make...
What a great outcome for me and my family!!
I have been able to make contact with a relative on my Grandfather's 1st wife's side of the family.
Her name was Nellie Bluett.
This is wonderful news for us all !!
My are going to meet together soon in Auckland, so if anyone else has a connection, please contact me on this site, or email:
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Jenny P
Irihapeti Te Paea Hahau
Irihapeti's husband was John Horton Mckay.
Their eldest child Marian was born at Kahawai on the Manukau Harbour in 1838.
Robert Oliphant Stewart married Marian in 1858. They had 7 children.
Their youngesty son, Alfred Herbert Oliphant Stewart was my Grandfather.
Any information on any of the above would be much appreciated.
Hi, Iwas looking for Robert Oliphant Stewart ex Isle of Bute, and up came...
Iwas looking for Robert Oliphant Stewart ex Isle of Bute, and up came the name Bluett. I think one of his sons married Nellie Bluett
in NEW ZEALAND. Any clues ?? I can supply more details. ie Dates etc
if necessary. Thanks, Jenny Pope ( nee Stewart )
I would like some information about Marion Mckay and her husband Robert Oliphant Stewart ( my great grandfather) who resided in Whakatane in the late 1980"s
Whoops, I said 1980's instead of 1890's. A BIG difference !!!
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Thomas Jefferson is a national hero: Worshipped as a demigod and romantically idolized as the prototypical statesman and Renaissance man, barely anyone mentions Tommy was an adulterer, vicious racist, and rapist as well
[Post Election: Commentary On Race Matters]
Barack Obama's election to the most powerful job in the world has many people wondering if racism is on its death bed. Here's a short, but sure list of evidence to the contrary:
Harry's Top 10 Examples that Racism Still Exists:
10. Fighting is only legal in hockey: The only major team sport where fighting is legal is one that is dominated by white guys. Basketball players can't talk trash to each other. Football players can't celebrate as a team in the end zone. But hockey players get a timeout to scuff it out in the middle of the rink without interference.
9. Columbus Day is a holiday: The genocidal maniac who initiated the extermination of the Native Americans has a holiday for a feat he never accomplished.
8. The Michelin Man is made of white tires: There's no such thing as a white tire, yet the mascot for a tire company, who is visibly made of tires, is snow white. Presumably, a black tire-character wouldn't be as cute and friendly-looking.
7. Africa is way too small on the map: Africa is larger than North America, which includes Greenland, Alaska, the U.S., Canada, Mexico, Central America, and the Caribbean. The United States could fit in the Sahara Desert and Western Europe could fit in the Congo Region. You'd never ever guess so looking at a map. Of course, in contrast, Europe appears larger than the measly 6% of the Earth it accounts for.
6. Thomas Jefferson is a national hero: Worshipped as a demigod and romantically idolized as the prototypical statesman and Renaissance man, barely anyone mentions Tommy was an adulterer, vicious racist, and rapist as well.
5. The term "holocaust" generally refers to the Jews in WWII, not to slavery: More of us died during the Middle Passage alone than Jews did during the Nazi torment. Our ordeal lasted four full centuries longer. They lost their lives and property, while we lost our names, identities, cultures, and family affiliations in addition to our lives. For some reason though, the 'h-word' applies exclusively to their plight.
4. The word "fair," meaning "pale" or "light in complexion," is synonymous with beautiful: 'Nuff said.
3. There are still team names, logos, and sports paraphernalia that invoke Native Americans: Talk about spitting on someone's grave: virtually wipe the Native Americans off the planet, then gleefully mock them at sporting events.
2. Black chics are considered hoes, but white chics bone all the dudes: "Girls Gone Wild," spring break, Mardi Gras, "gonzo" porn flicks, internet porn, webcam shows, "hookin' up," nudist colonies, fabled group-trysts with college athletic teams, and every other public exhibition of White female lasciviousness, yet Black women are the ones perpetually scolded for being irresponsibly promiscuous.
And the number one, perhaps least obvious, example racism exists is…
(Drum roll please!)
1. Pennies are the only brown coins: The coin worth almost nothing, the kind you find on the ground or in the gutter, the kind people pelt away, is brown while all the others are silver, even though they share relatively the same metal composition.
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The KUMB.com Podcast: with Ludek Miklosko
Filed: Wednesday, 13th November 2013
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Friday, November 7, 2008
Doesn't make sense
Yankees decline Marte's 6 million option officially. If Yankees don't work out a new deal with Marte at near future and let him test free agent market, this doesn't make sense, especially when you consider Cashman and Yankees have been search for lefty relief pitchers for a long time. Once Marte get to free agent market, he almost certainly can get better deal from someone else.
Why trade away young talents in the farm system and let Marte walk away? Of course, we still have Nady. But, don't forget not only Marte is the main guy Cashman target for at the first place and Cashman said he won't do this trade for two month rentals but also Cashman make this trade when our bullpen is in good shape and only concern is the lack of lefty relief pitchers in the bullpen.
I know Phil Coke is impressive, but is it be better off having two lefty relief pitchers in the bullpen and one of them has some experience? If Cashman has so many faith in young pitchers in the farm system, why bother to trade for Marte? If Cashman start believing relief pitchers are crap shots and don't have to spend tons of money on them, why bother to trade young talents for Marte, especially when you consider Joe Girardi show the ability to manage bullpen unlike Joe Torre. Let alone let Marte leave for one-year deal and sign other lefty relief pitchers on free agent market on long term deal. Not to mention Yankees probably don't know them much.
I only can come up with three reasons why Cashman does this.
Firstly, just like Luis Vizcaino. Marte hurt more than Yankees lead us to believe or they don't think Marte can perform well in the AL East, so they rather collect two draft picks and go after other lefty relief pitchers on the free agent market.
Secondly, Yankees don't want to set new bar for relief pitchers by picking up his 6 million option. They prefer to go after other cheaper options in the free agent market or simply work out a multi-year deal with Marte.
Thirdly, they know they are going to lose a lot of draft picks for signing top free agents this off-season. They rather collect draft picks from let Marte going and then pay those for signing other top free agents.
As for Cameron, I don't mind Yankees trade for young center fielder. But, I rather have Melky or Gardner for center fielder than paying Cameron 10 million for that job. Let alone trade some values in our farm system for him. People may say, Cameron is a one-year stop gap for waiting Austin Jackson. You never know what prospects may turn out to be. Austin Jackson may never pay off or he may need more time. You go out to get a young center fielder or give Melky or Gardner a chance to play. If Austin Jackson become what a lot of people expect him to be, don't worry, I am sure Yankees can find a position for him anyway.
Hopefully, we can know what Cashman's plan very soon.
Updated: Check out this latest news regard of Cameron's trade with Brewers on Newsday. I know the stock of Melky and Kennedy had dropped a lot. Are you kidding me? Brewers want us to give them Melky and Kennedy for Cameron and pay him 10 million dollars. Even if Cameron is a free agent now, I still need to think about getting him to play center fielder for us. Let alone trade Melky and Kennedy for him. Ha, No. Are them insane?
Updated: According to NY Daily News, Yankees are on their way to settle a three-year deal with Marte. See. I know a lot of fans jump on Cashman immediately. Good to hear.
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I agree that Cameron makes no sense at all if we are really going to develop our minerleagers they must feel that thay will get a chance at the major league level or they will be to nervous when called up that they are one mistake away from being sent down. As for Marte i hope that the $6 mil goes to giving Manny a two year 60mil offer.
- November 8, 2008 at 4:00 AM
- Jessica Lee said...
It's true what you said how to develop young players. Giving them one full season or a period of time is the way to find out young players will be major leaguer or not. Few players can succeed with limited at-bats or outing. Unfortunately, it's much more difficult for young players to succeed in New York Yankees.
As for Marte, I will wait and see before jumping on conclusion. At least, I will wait until November 14. I read one comment from Peter's blog I feel it's so right on the money. Yankees are not hurry up to sign someone. They probably want to wait after Rule 5 draft to protect more young players.
- November 8, 2008 at 6:07 AM
- Jessica Lee said...
I guess what I try to say is Melky or Gardner won't have enough playing time to prove themselves if Yankees sign Cameron. They are not going to give Cameron 10 million dollars to sit on the bench.
- November 8, 2008 at 6:08 AM
Oh this is a great blog.. I say this probably because I haven't given up on Kennedy and Cabrera either! May I post a link to your blog on my facebook page? I live in New York City, and I've got a lot of yankee friends. I enjoy reading mlbtraderumors.com, mark feinsand of the daily news, peter abraham at lohud yankees, nj.com/forums/yankees (I'm somnambul1zm)
- November 8, 2008 at 5:51 PM
- Jessica Lee said...
Dear somnambul1zm,
Thanks for compliments. I am glad to hear people actually enjoy reading my blog. This means so much to me.
I think you actually can use "Name/URL" option to let me know your name and then I can know which comment are from you. I just want to make more friends, especially they also love Yankees.
Of course, you can post link on your facebook. Welcome your friends to my blog. I love to read those blogs as well. The blogs I go to often I put on the side of my blog.
As for Melky, Kennedy, it's too early to make a conclusion in my opinion. They just have one bad year. They are still young. I know so many people jump on the conclusion and don't have patience.
- November 8, 2008 at 11:23 PM
- Jessica Lee said...
By the way, I also have facebook. If you want, let me know yours.
- November 9, 2008 at 12:05 AM
- Dannyzupl8 said...
I post a lot at nj.com/forums/yankees. I don't know about the time difference, but at certain times throughout the day, its pretty active. Right now the talk is mostly a Fukodome/Damon swap. Taking in Fukodome on an off year though, worht the gamble?.. I don't know how to link a facebook profile, but, I tried it.
- November 9, 2008 at 3:16 AM
- Jessica Lee said...
Dear Dannyzupl8,
Unfortunately, I don't know how to link facebook profile as well. It's ok we can keep talking on my blog.
Thanks for letting me know new forum to talk about Yankees. I certainly will keep my eyes on over there.
When is noon in New York, it's 4am in Sydney.
- November 9, 2008 at 4:23 AM
- Dannyzupl8 said...
reclassification of minor league talent-top ten list-kennedy now noticeably absent
- November 9, 2008 at 5:20 PM
- Jessica Lee said...
I think this kind of list change every year. I trust scout more. I believe Wang never rank very high in this kind of list when he was in the minor.
By the way, do you know how they rank? statistics? scout?
- November 9, 2008 at 10:51 PM


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While Apple managed to ship the iPhone 5 to dozens of countries within the span of a couple weeks, it's taken almost a month to get the 30-pin Dock to Lightning connector adapters shipped and into stores. So, now that they're here, how are they?
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The dongle isn't really small enough to avoid being annoying, but that's what you get when you need something to translate the new, all-digital Lightning signal into the old, partly analog Dock signal and vice versa. If all you have is an old legacy cable, either stand-alone or as part of an in-car system, it works fine. Anything that's cramped, however, or relies on wrapping around the base or back of the iPhone for stability, probably won't work.
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Historical Context
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The following activities help students put their knowledge of Gran Quivira into a broader perspective.
Activity 1: Retrieving Data
Have students make a retrieval chart for the information they learned from this lesson and for data they find in their textbooks and other sources about the groups of people Gran Quivira's inhabitants probably traded with. Encourage them to be creative about the categories they use, but suggest that across the top of their paper they consider headings such as Diet, Architecture, Making a Living, and Religions. Headings on the left side of the chart might include Anasazi, Apache, Mohave, Navajo, and Spanish Missionaries. Explain that they also might need to be creative in using inferences for some of the data they would like to include. Have the students divide up into groups of four or five and discuss their completed charts. Have two or three groups put a composite list on the chalkboard. Complete the activity by inviting other students to add to those lists. Discuss with students the significant amount of trade that took place between American Indians long before Europeans came to the continent.
Activity 2: Constructing a Model of a Pueblo
Have students locate articles in encyclopedias and other reference works about the Pueblo Indians. Using the materials in Visual Evidence as references, have groups of three or four students each build a model of one of the components of the village of Gran Quivira. Models should be of the same general scale and should include typical Puebloan dwellings, a few kivas, and a mission church and convento. Students may use any craft materials they can find, but frosting-covered shoeboxes, papier-mache, and homemade adobe of clay and straw work well. Put the completed models on dried grass and dirt covered poster boards and assemble the village. Have students use Drawings 2 and 3 and Photo 3 to help them decide where to place their models. Show the completed pueblo to other classes.
Activity 3: The Puebloans and Local Indians
Working in small groups, have students research the lives of American Indians who lived in their own region from about A.D. 1300 to 1660. Have groups find answers to the following questions: How did they make a living? What kind of possessions did they have--tools, weapons, etc? What type of houses did they live in? What foods did they eat? What kind of ceremonies did they participate in? Why did they leave the area (if they did)? When did their first contact with Europeans occur? What were the results of European contact? Have each group report its findings and then have students discuss similarities and differences between these groups and the people of Gran Quivira.


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NORMAN, Okla. (AP) As he closes in on rewriting some of Oklahoma's storied history, Landry Jones got a timely note to provide just the boost he needed.
Jones was doubting himself after committing two costly turnovers in the Sooners' loss to Kansas State last month. Then he received a letter from former Sooners quarterback Steve Davis - the very man whose school record for wins he's about to break.
``He just really wanted to encourage me,'' Jones said. ``Just keep going, keep leading those guys and keep fighting, regardless of what happens in the next game or the last game. Your focus is on this game and always to lead those guys.''
Jones rebounded with a solid performance, throwing for 256 yards and two touchdowns - this time with no turnovers - in a 41-20 win at Texas Tech on Saturday that at least momentarily silenced his critics.
Jones was as tough as anyone on himself after his fumble was picked up for a K-State touchdown and his interception set up the Wildcats' go-ahead touchdown in the fourth quarter. He called himself out for playing ``dumb football'' and encouraged everyone to place the blame on him for the loss, even as his coaches and teammates insisted he wasn't the only one at fault.
Then he had an extra-long time to soak it in, with the Sooners (3-1, 1-1) having the following week off.
``There were some high parts and there were some low parts, that's for sure,'' Jones said. ``That night you're just thinking to yourself what could I have done better, especially after the game. That's the worst part. But then once Monday rolls around you just have to put it behind you and fight those doubts of whether you can actually make plays or not plays, but it's just one thing you have to fight.''
Jones has been through plenty in his time as Oklahoma's starter. He was thrust into action when Sam Bradford was injured in 2009, a year after he'd won the Heisman Trophy. Twice Jones lost games when he relieved Bradford, including against rival Texas.
He's won a Big 12 championship and three bowl games, but it's never seemed like enough while playing in the shadows of Bradford, 2003 Heisman Trophy winner Jason White and Josh Heupel, who led the team to the 2000 national title.
``Landry's had ups and downs. We've had our ups and downs since he's been the quarterback, as a program,'' said Heupel, now the Sooners' offensive coordinator. ``He's resilient. He comes back. During the course of the game, he's that way. ... He's mature in that way. He knows who and what he is as a person and player, so that's why he just keeps coming after it. He might not always get the results you want, but he's willing to come after it.''
Jones has by far thrown the most passes in Oklahoma history and came into the season already holding the records for most yardage and touchdown passes, most yards in a game and numerous others. He's 32-8 as Oklahoma's starter, tying the number of wins Davis had during a remarkable 32-1-1 run that included the 1974 and 1975 national championships.
Jones can break the wins mark in marquee fashion Saturday when his No. 13 Sooners take on No. 15 Texas (4-1, 1-1) in the Red River Rivalry game at the Cotton Bowl in Dallas. Jones is technically 2-0 as a starter in the rivalry and could become only the fourth Oklahoma quarterback to go 3-0, joining Jimmy Harris, Jamelle Holieway and Davis.
``There's a lot of emotion that goes into that game,'' Jones said. ``It's just a different type of game because there's so much tradition.''
In a nutshell, that's also how Jones has approached his entire tenure as the starter and how Davis instructed him to remain even during the tough times.
``I think it's a great position in sports, It's a tough position in sports, too,'' Heupel said. ``There's ups and downs for everybody while you're here. This is what happens when you play at Oklahoma. You're expected to win every ball game, and the quarterback's supposed to be the guy that's the catalyst for that.''
From being dumped in defeat, Jones can quickly redeem himself in one of the best ways possible: by beating the Longhorns.
``That's typically the way it goes. One week you're the worst person in the world, the next week everybody loves you,'' Jones said. ``You just have to realize what you are. I think I've been saying don't ride the wave. Always be somewhere in between. You're not as bad as you think you are and then some nights you're not as great as you think you are. It's always somewhere in between those two lines.''