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Maurice Bienvenu Jean Paul Trintignant (30. října 1917 – 13. února 2005) byl francouzský automobilový závodník a pilot formule 1 v letech 1950 – 1964.

Formule 1
 1950 – Equipe Gordoni – 0 bodů
 1951 – Equipe Gordoni – 0 bodů
 1952 – Ecurie Rosier, Equipe Gordoni – 2 body – 21. místo
 1953 – Equipe Gordoni – 4 body – 11. místo
 1954 – Ecurie Rosier, Scuderia Ferrari – 17 bodů – 4. místo
 1955 – Scuderia Ferrari – 11,33 bodu – 4. místo
 1956 – Vandervell Products Ltd. , Automobiles Bugatti – 0 bodů
 1957 – Scuderia Ferrari – 5 bodů – 13. místo
 1958 – Rob Walker Racing Team, Scuderia Centro Sud, BRM – 12 bodů – 7. místo
 1959 – Rob Walker Racing Team – 19 bodů – 5. místo
 1960 – Rob Walker Racing Team, Scuderia Centro Sud, David Brown Corporation – 0 bodů
 1961 – Scuderia Serenissima – 0 bodů
 1962 – Rob Walker Racing Team – 0 bodů
 1963 – Reg Parnell Racing, Scuderia Centro Sud – 0 bodů
 1964 – Maurice Trintignant (soukromě přihlášené BRM) 2 body – 17. místo

Bilance v F1
 Aktivní roky: 1950 – 1964
 Týmy: Gordoni, Ecurie Rosier, Ferrari, Vanwall, Rob Walker Racing Team, Scuderia Centro Sud, Bugatti, Aston Martin, BRM, Scuderia Seressima, Reg Parnell Racing
 Vozy: Gordoni, Ferrari, Vanwall, Bugatti, Cooper, Maserati, BRM, Aston Martin, Lotus, Lola,
 Závody: 84
 Výhry: 2
 Pódia: 10
 Body: 72,33
 Pole position: 0
 Nejrychlejší kola: 1

Externí odkazy

Francouzští automobiloví závodníci
Francouzští piloti F1
Piloti F1 stáje Aston Martin
Piloti F1 stáje BRM
Piloti F1 stáje Bugatti
Piloti F1 stáje Ecurie Rosier
Piloti F1 stáje Ferrari
Piloti F1 stáje Gordini
Piloti F1 stáje Reg Parnell Racing
Piloti F1 stáje Rob Walker Racing Team
Piloti F1 stáje Scuderia Centro Sud
Piloti F1 stáje Scuderia Serenissima
Narození v roce 1917
Úmrtí v Nîmes
Úmrtí v roce 2005
Muži
Narození 30. října
Úmrtí 13. února


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Milchzellen ist ein Sammelbegriff für körpereigene Zellen, die aus dem Blut und dem Milchdrüsengewebe in die Milch gelangen. Bei gesunden Säugetieren enthält die Milch nur wenige dieser Zellen, ein erhöhter Anteil ist ein Indikator für gereizte oder entzündete Milchdrüsen und auf eine unspezifische Abwehrreaktion zurückzuführen.

In der Milchwirtschaft spielt die Anzahl der Milchzellen von Kühen daher eine wichtige Rolle. Bei Tieren mit gesundem Euter schwankt sie zwischen 20.000 und 100.000 pro Milliliter, bei Erkrankungen des Euters erreicht sie 20 bis 50 Millionen und mehr.

Milchzellen bestehen im Wesentlichen aus Zellen des körpereigenen Abwehrsystems. Zu ihnen gehören polymorphkernige Leukozyten mit einem Anteil an den Milchzellen von 12 bis 60 Prozent bei gesundem Euter und bis über 90 Prozent bei entzündetem, Lymphozyten mit einem Anteil von normalerweise 4 bis 40 Prozent und Makrophagen mit einem Anteil um 40 Prozent beim gesunden Tier. Dazu kommen noch nicht differenzierbare Zellen und Zellteile wie abgestorbene Zellen und Zellplasmahüllen. Ihr Anteil an den Milchzellen der reifen Kuhmilch liegt zwischen 14 und 54 Prozent. Zu einem sehr geringen Anteil können noch Riesenzellen, Monozyten und Epithelzellen enthalten sein.

Tiermedizinische Diagnostik
Zelltyp
Milch

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The purpose of the Board of Review is to hear property assessment appeals. The Board meets each year in March on the second Monday and the following Thursday. The Board will hear and consider appeals from property owners in person or by mail. If the person or property has been wrongfully assessed or omitted from the tax roll, the Board has the authority to correct the tax roll. Members of the Board of Review must be electors of the City, residents for not less than two years, and must own property assessed for taxes in the City.
Three board members are appointed for 3-year terms by the Mayor with the approval of the City Council. One member is appointed in January of each year. No officers or employees of the City may serve on the Board of Review.
Kathleen DeForest 01/01/23
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Vacancy, Alternate 01/01/23
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Lyles to sacrifice 100m for 200m glory
Hubert Lawrence - STAR Writer
Lyles
Noah Lyles, the second-fastest man over 100m this year, won't be running that event at the IAAF World Championships when the event starts in Doha, Qatar, on September 28. That's because the young American has chosen to focus on the 200m and has not entered the halved distance at this week's US National Championships. It's a decision that may make the rest of the world's 100m men breathe a little easier.
His compatriot Christian Coleman leads the world at 9.81 seconds, with Lyles, the 2016 World Under-20 100m champion, and Nigerian Divine Oduduru tied at 9.86 seconds and reigning champion Justin Gatlin at 9.87 seconds. The third-fastest American, Chavon Gillespie, and South African Akani Simbine have both run the distance in 9.93 seconds.
Lyles has lost to both Gatlin and Coleman in the 100m this year and was concerned about running the rounds of both sprint events this week and in Doha.
"I need to know that I can run three rounds of the 100m at 9.8 or faster and then still be able to come back the next day and run three rounds of the 200m," he said in an interview quoted by the NBC Sports website. "Until I can see that, I don't think there's too much of a reason this year to do it," said the youngster, who is coached by Lance Brauman, who guided Jamaica's Veronica Campbell-Brown to two Olympic gold medals in the 200m and a World title in the 100m.
"I feel that it's very risky," Brauman said, analysing how he might handle three rounds of the 100m and three more in the 200m at the US Nationals and the Worlds.
Lyles is the favourite for the World 200m title after a big run in Lausanne, Switzerland, on July 5. The 22-year-old American clocked 19.50 seconds to become the fourth-fastest man of all time.
Only Usain Bolt, Yohan Blake and Michael Johnson have ever gone faster.
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Q: Installing twilio video app react with strong filter I'm sorry, I'm not an experimented programmer.
I'm trying to install twilio video app react
https://github.com/twilio/twilio-video-app-react
I'm using a strong internet filter:
https://netfree.link/
I get the following error message (running on Windows 10):
PrintScreen
May it be the internet filter that block the installation ?
edit:
here is the log
0 info it worked if it ends with ok
1 verbose cli [
1 verbose cli   'C:\\Program Files\\nodejs\\node.exe',
1 verbose cli   'C:\\Program Files\\nodejs\\node_modules\\npm\\bin\\npm-cli.js',
1 verbose cli   'run',
1 verbose cli   'deploy:twilio-cli'
1 verbose cli ]
2 info using npm@6.14.8
3 info using node@v14.15.1
4 verbose run-script [
4 verbose run-script   'predeploy:twilio-cli',
4 verbose run-script   'deploy:twilio-cli',
4 verbose run-script   'postdeploy:twilio-cli'
4 verbose run-script ]
5 info lifecycle twilio-video-app-react@0.2.1~predeploy:twilio-cli: twilio-video-app-react@0.2.1
6 info lifecycle twilio-video-app-react@0.2.1~deploy:twilio-cli: twilio-video-app-react@0.2.1
7 verbose lifecycle twilio-video-app-react@0.2.1~deploy:twilio-cli: unsafe-perm in lifecycle true
8 verbose lifecycle twilio-video-app-react@0.2.1~deploy:twilio-cli: PATH: C:\Program Files\nodejs\node_modules\npm\node_modules\npm-lifecycle\node-gyp-bin;C:\Users\Yaacov\twilio-video-app-react\node_modules\.bin;C:\WINDOWS\system32;C:\WINDOWS;C:\WINDOWS\System32\Wbem;C:\WINDOWS\System32\WindowsPowerShell\v1.0\;C:\WINDOWS\System32\OpenSSH\;C:\Program Files\Git\cmd;C:\Program Files\nodejs\;C:\Users\Yaacov\AppData\Local\Microsoft\WindowsApps;C:\Users\Yaacov\AppData\Roaming\npm
9 verbose lifecycle twilio-video-app-react@0.2.1~deploy:twilio-cli: CWD: C:\Users\Yaacov\twilio-video-app-react
10 silly lifecycle twilio-video-app-react@0.2.1~deploy:twilio-cli: Args: [
10 silly lifecycle   '/d /s /c',
10 silly lifecycle   'cross-env REACT_APP_SET_AUTH=passcode npm run build && twilio rtc:apps:video:deploy --authentication=passcode --app-directory ./build'
10 silly lifecycle ]
11 silly lifecycle twilio-video-app-react@0.2.1~deploy:twilio-cli: Returned: code: 1  signal: null
12 info lifecycle twilio-video-app-react@0.2.1~deploy:twilio-cli: Failed to exec deploy:twilio-cli script
13 verbose stack Error: twilio-video-app-react@0.2.1 deploy:twilio-cli: `cross-env REACT_APP_SET_AUTH=passcode npm run build && twilio rtc:apps:video:deploy --authentication=passcode --app-directory ./build`
13 verbose stack Exit status 1
13 verbose stack     at EventEmitter.<anonymous> (C:\Program Files\nodejs\node_modules\npm\node_modules\npm-lifecycle\index.js:332:16)
13 verbose stack     at EventEmitter.emit (events.js:315:20)
13 verbose stack     at ChildProcess.<anonymous> (C:\Program Files\nodejs\node_modules\npm\node_modules\npm-lifecycle\lib\spawn.js:55:14)
13 verbose stack     at ChildProcess.emit (events.js:315:20)
13 verbose stack     at maybeClose (internal/child_process.js:1048:16)
13 verbose stack     at Process.ChildProcess._handle.onexit (internal/child_process.js:288:5)
14 verbose pkgid twilio-video-app-react@0.2.1
15 verbose cwd C:\Users\Yaacov\twilio-video-app-react
16 verbose Windows_NT 10.0.18363
17 verbose argv "C:\\Program Files\\nodejs\\node.exe" "C:\\Program Files\\nodejs\\node_modules\\npm\\bin\\npm-cli.js" "run" "deploy:twilio-cli"
18 verbose node v14.15.1
19 verbose npm  v6.14.8
20 error code ELIFECYCLE
21 error errno 1
22 error twilio-video-app-react@0.2.1 deploy:twilio-cli: `cross-env REACT_APP_SET_AUTH=passcode npm run build && twilio rtc:apps:video:deploy --authentication=passcode --app-directory ./build`
22 error Exit status 1
23 error Failed at the twilio-video-app-react@0.2.1 deploy:twilio-cli script.
23 error This is probably not a problem with npm. There is likely additional logging output above.
24 verbose exit [ 1, true ]

A: I checked with the help service of filter, they stopped to block the access for some link and now it works.

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The Seton Writings Committee received the Seton Legacy award in 2009 at a ceremony in Emmitsburg.
Six Sisters of the Federation have dedicated years of work to document the story and legacy of Elizabeth Seton whose feast day is January 4. We recognize and thank the women of Seton Writings Committee!
Sisters Regina Bechtle SCNY, Betty Ann McNeil DC-St. Louise, Vivien Linkhauer SC-SH, and Judith Metz SC-Cinti (with many years of assistance from Sister Kathleen Flanagan SC-St Elizabeth and Sister Anne Harvey SC-H) have worked since 2000 to gather chronological documents written to and about Elizabeth Ann Bayley Seton and the Seton and Bayley families. These sisters collaborate with each other, the Federation and other archivists, translators, historians and researchers in and beyond the Vincentian Family.
The discovery and compilation of thousands of pages of documents about Saint Elizabeth has led to a richer understanding of Elizabeth Seton's life, early community histories, and the historical significance of our pioneer congregations in the North American church and society.
The first phase of the Seton Writings Project was a four-volume collection of Elizabeth Ann Bayley Seton's writings, which were published between 2000 and 2006, as well as the publication of multiple scholarly articles and documents. The project committee researched and published a comprehensive edition of letters, journals, notes, translations, and other writings of Elizabeth Seton.
The Seton Writings Project is now in its second phase, which includes collecting letters to and about Elizabeth Seton, her family, community members, her advisers and others. The Project Committee has identified over 1,000 documents written from 1767 through the 1860's, as well as much undated material, stored in archives across the United States and Canada.
As a first step, a chronological chart of documents and their archival locations is being made available digitally. Members of the Project Committee are compiling charts listing date, sender, recipient, letter location, and the letters' first line. As charts are completed, DePaul University's Vincentian Heritage online library is publishing them. Researchers will find these digital charts helpful in locating materials relevant to the spread of the Vincentian charism in the United States, the early American Church, and the beginnings of the Sisters of Charity in America.
When all the charts are completed, the next part of the work will be to prepare footnotes and annotations for each document, verify that transcripts are accurate, and post the transcripts on the online DePaul University Library site.
The multi-year Seton Writings Project is supported by the Sisters of Charity Federation, with the able assistance of DePaul University's Vincentian Heritage online library.


By turning a few dials you can make the browsing experience even zippier.
Chrome is already the most popular and powerful browser for your PC, but you may be missing out on more ways to improve your experience. Delve into Chrome's massive extensions library or tinker with under-the-hood features, and see how you can enjoy smarter, faster browsing.
Chrome has a considerable network of extensions, some of which can be found in the Chrome Web Store, while others are available from particular providers. For the most part, extensions, err, extend what your browser can do, connecting to your favorite services so you can do most of your work in Chrome and get it done faster.
Many Chrome extensions can be found in the Chrome Web Store, while others are available from particular providers. One of your first stops should be the Chrome Data Saver extension.
Google's Data Saver extension can speed up your browsing and save you a few gigabytes here and there.
It compresses sites that aren't served over a private connection (HTTPS) or in incognito mode, using Google's servers to give you an optimized version. In other words, your browsing will be faster and use less data.
The only hope you have against the Internet's relentless firehose of content is some sort of read-it-later service. You have plenty of choices, including some handy Chrome extensions.
Pocket is probably the most comprehensive of the batch, although the premium service is costly at $45 per year. When Pinterest bought Instapaper the premium service became free. Development seems to have ground to a halt, though, and a pretty big outage recently has made me question Pinterest's commitment to the quality of the product.
OneNote is one of many options for saving articles to read later.
Evernote Web Clipper is a solid option, although without the premium level of Evernote (see the theme here?) you're limited to syncing your notes and articles across two devices. I prefer using OneNote Web Clipper for this purpose, although I've found that articles don't always reformat well on mobile.
Google also has a stake in this game, and in typical Google fashion there are two distinct approaches. Both Google Keep and Inbox can save links to their requisite services, which makes them available for later retrieval in Chrome or on a mobile device.
Despite the best efforts of Chrome's engineers, much of the web can still slow you to a crawl. Pop-up ads and auto-play videos ambush you at every turn, throwing a wrench into your browsing experience.
The best fix for this is Ghostery. It's not just a dumb ad-blocker—you can pick specific background services and families of advertisements to banish. You'll be amazed at how much quicker some sites load when you enable this. And if you white-list sites you enjoy, like, oh, PCWorld.com, then you'll be letting us earn money so we can keep giving you great content.
Ghostery is one of the best extensions for making your browsing faster and more private.
Additionally, you can focus on just some of the more onerous trackers, which you're able to determine from the extension or Ghostery site. With more knowledge, you can make better choices about what to block.
Every six weeks Chrome rolls out a major version update, and it usually packs in a lot of speed and stability improvements. While the browser will update automatically in the background, power users such as yourself will want the latest changes now.
Keeping Chrome up to date is essential given the rapid pace of development.
To do so, go to the settings by clicking the three vertical dots to the right of the URL bar. Then choose Help > About Chrome and you'll see the latest version. If you're not using the most recent build of Chrome, you'll be prompted to get the latest version.
The time-honored concept of less being more applies to Chrome as well. If you head to the settings, there are a few things you can tweak to give you a faster experience.
Take Flash: By default, Chrome will run what it deems to be "important" Flash content. While Chrome will eventually move away from Flash completely, you can achieve that result right now. Under Settings > Privacy > Content settings you can select which sites allow Flash, or block it altogether. Unless there's a site that needs it to work, you won't miss the slowness.
Seriously, you probably don't need to use Flash at all.
Additionally, Flash plugins can creep into your browsing over time. Click Manage exceptions and you can see which sites are on the "Allow" list. From this screen you can remove them. You can do the same with pop-ups, allowing them on particular sites where they're essential.
Block any plugins that you don't want hanging around.
This could be a good time to delve further into settings if you haven't before, as there are a number of other opportunities here to fine-tune the engine. That's really the key. Like any piece of software, you should get to know everything Chrome can do and tweak it to your liking. Only then will you be able to use Google's browser with the ease and simplicity for which it was built.


In the last half of this century, men and women have had more leisure time to spend outdoors than in previous generations. Many hours spent on outside recreations and the prevalence of both summer and winter vacations, have all taken their toll on people's skin. Premature wrinkling is more common now than ever before. Both men and women seek facial plastic surgery to reverse the effects of sun-damaged skin. Surgery also may improve the pitted look of acne scars and remove pre-cancerous skin growths called keratoses.
If you've wondered how skin resurfacing with chemical peeling or dermabrasion could improve the look of your skin, your self-confidence or your health, you need to know how chemical peeling and dermabrasion are performed and what you can expect from these procedures. No article can answer all of your concerns, but this one can provide answers to many common questions about chemical peeling and dermabrasion.
Skin type and color, ethnic background and age are important factors that should be discussed prior to surgery. If you have dark skin or problems, such as allergies, previous burns, a history of poor scars, or radiation exposure, you may need special evaluation to determine if you are a candidate for these procedures. If you have had episodes of cold sores and blisters around the mouth, inform your surgeon of this condition.
After you and your surgeon decide to proceed with a chemical peel or dermabrasion, all options for the procedure will be discussed along with the risks. You also will receive information relating to each procedure. Bear in mind that neither chemical peel nor dermabrasion can correct sagging skin or halt the aging process. Furthermore, as some chemical peels lighten skin color, you must make a commitment to use sunblock. Following a thorough medical history, your surgeon will advise you as to anesthesia options, the surgical facility being used, any additional surgery options, and the costs for the procedure. Your surgeon also may suggest other surgery, either before or after your resurfacing procedure in order to enhance your overall appearance.
Laser surgery is used to resurface facial skin with wrinkles caused by excess sun exposure, "crow's feet," and acne scarring. The high energy, amplified light waves of carbon dioxide (CO2) laser vaporize the top layer of skin instantly, with no bleeding and minimal trauma to the surrounding skin.
Immediately following a chemical peel or dermabrasion, the surgeon may apply a dressing to your skin. Swelling and "crusting" of the skin are normal, and ointments to keep the skin supple will be applied for seven to 10 days following surgery. The redness of skin that persists after the initial healing phase will usually fade in about four weeks. The surgeon often recommends a soft diet, and avoidance of extremes in temperature and any activity that would cause stress to healing skin. It is imperative that you follow the post-operative instructions of your surgeon to the letter. Should you experience any increase in redness or itching in the days after surgery, notify your surgeon immediately.
In one to two weeks after surgery, new skin will emerge that is pinkish, finer and free of many wrinkles. But it will take several weeks for all the redness to vanish. Follow-up care involves using sunblock in order to protect the skin while new pigment is created. Patients will notice that the skin remains lighter for a long time after surgery, but that condition will usually subside when the skin's pigment level has been restored.


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Iran Population and Language
Persians make up more than half of the residents of Iran. The second most are the Azeri while up to one tenth are Kurdish. The remainder belongs to a number of smaller groups. The population has almost quadrupled in half a century, but the previous high birth rates have dropped dramatically since the 1980s. Most Iranians live in the north and in the west.
Historically, the Persians have been leading the way in society and they still dominate the state administration. Azeris (Azerbaijanis), who are a Turk people, make up perhaps one fifth of the residents – the data vary – and live mainly in the northwest. The Kurds are found along the border with Turkey and northern Iraq, mainly in the province of Kordestan. A few percent of the population are Arabs. They dominate in the oil-rich province of Khuzestan in the southwest. Among other smaller people groups are Turkmen, balucher, lurk and qashqai.
COUNTRYAAH.COM: Key populations estimated size and data of Iran, including population density of how many people per square mile. Also included are facts for population and language.
Iran recognizes that the minorities exist, but in order to create a Persian unity culture, the regime exercises strict control over the various ethnic groups. Their right to use their own languages in writing is severely limited and all teaching must be in Persian. The Kurds, who after the Islamic Revolution of 1979 (see Modern history) waged an armed struggle for independence, have long been treated with mistrust and literature in Kurdish has been censored severely. After 1979, other ethnic groups also tried to achieve increased self-government, but their struggle was defeated by the regime.
A few hundred thousand young, often well-educated Iranians are estimated to leave the country each year in search of a better life in Europe or North America.
The Islamic revolution was followed by a baby boom and then by a child restraint program that has received international acclaim. But in 2020, the government warned that low birth rates could soon lead to population decline. Government policy has therefore been revised once again to encourage childbirth.
Because of conflicts in neighboring countries, Iran has been one of the world's largest refugee recipients. Most of the refugees have been Afghans and – under Saddam Hussein's 1979–2003 regime – Iraqi Shia and Kurds. UNHCR UNHCR helped over 900,000 refugees return to Afghanistan between 2002 and 2014. Despite that, in 2018, there were approximately one million registered refugees in Iran, and a total of perhaps three million Afghans. Many are unregistered migrants who take jobs that few Iranians want and live in difficult conditions. A law change in 2019 improves the conditions for some of the children: Iranian women who are married to Afghans can now apply for their children to become Iranian citizens.
Iran's official language is Persian (Farsi). It belongs to the Iranian languages, which are part of the Indo-Iranian languages, which in turn form a branch of the Indo-European language tree. The Iranian languages also include Kurdish, Baluchian and Luri. The Azeri and Turkmen speak Turkish languages. Arabic is the mother tongue of the people of Khuzestan. Persian is written in Arabic alphabet.
Persians approx. 50%, Azeri (Azerbaijani) approx. 25%, Kurds approx. 10%, Baluchs, Turkmen, Arabs
81 162 788 (2017)
Persian is the official language 1
Kurdish, Baluchian, Luri, Turkish, Arabic are minoritysources
The President criticizes the corruption
President Rohani warns that corruption in Iran poses a threat to the Islamic revolution. He points out the state monopoly, not infrequently driven by the military, as a source of corruption and calls for "struggle" for more competition in business. In 2014, the Transparency International organization placed Iran in 136 of 175 countries audited for the occurrence of corruption.
Reformist Party may be registered
For the first time in several years, a party that is described as reform-oriented is allowed to register. The party of Iranians is led by Sadegh Kharazi, former ambassador to France and adviser to former President Khatami. The new party also includes members of the Islamic Iran Participation Front. Iranians' vote is also said to gather supporters of Mir Hossein Moussavi, who has been in house arrest since the Green Movement was crushed after the 2009 presidential election.
New minister approved
President Rohani gets the go-ahead from Parliament for his election of Minister of Research and Education. The new minister Mohammad Farhadi comes from the post of head of the Iranian Red Crescent. Two previously nominated have been rejected as overly reformist.
New deadline for the nuclear negotiations
In what is supposed to be the crucial negotiations on the Iranian nuclear program, the six major powers and Iran fail to agree, despite what several spokesmen describe as good progress. The deadline is extended by seven months to June 30, 2015. Nothing is said about what the negotiations have fallen on.
Lifetime professional ban on prosecutors
Former Chief Prosecutor of Tehran Said Mortazavi is reported to have been suspended from all work within the judiciary for the rest of his life on order by the Supreme Court (see February 2013).
Russia will build nuclear reactors
Iran signs contract with Russian company Rosatom on two new Russian-built nuclear reactors at the Bushehr plant. At the same time, Iran's negotiations with the major powers over the country's nuclear program are entering the final stage.
Professional prohibition for lawyer
Human rights lawyer Nasrin Sotoudeh is banned from practicing his profession for three years. She has been awarded the Sakharov Prize for her work in defending democracy activists such as Nobel Laureate Shirin Ebadi (see also September 2013).
Parliament dismisses Minister
President Rohani suffers from a hardship when Parliament dismisses the Minister for Science, Research and Technology, Reza Faraji Dana. He is accused of trying to recruit staff who supported the protests against the re-election of Ahmadinejad as president in 2009. Dana is also criticized for allowing suspended students to return to universities.
Journalist is imprisoned
Journalist and human rights activist Serajeddin Mirdamadi is sentenced to six years in prison for "spreading propaganda and threatening the security of the nation". Mirdamadi worked at the Iranian Interior Ministry under the reform-minded President Mohammad Khatami but then lived in France, from where he returned after the election of Hassan Rohani as president in 2013.
The IAEA approves Iran's efforts
The IAEA says that Iran has so far fulfilled its commitments under the preliminary agreement. Half of the country's 20 percent enriched uranium has been downgraded to 5 percent and the rest has been converted to uranium oxide. No more enrichment above the 5 percent level has taken place at any of the country's facilities.
Nuclear negotiations are extended
The days before the deadline for reaching a permanent agreement on the Iranian nuclear program expires, the parties decide to extend the negotiations to November 24.
Hard punishment for young regime critics
A revolutionary court sentenced eight young people to prison for between 11 and 21 years for regime-critical posts on Facebook.
Saved millions are released
The US government approves of Iran's access to $ 450 million held in US accounts. The decision is made after the UN agency IAEA confirmed that Iran has so far fulfilled its commitments under the provisional agreement on the country's nuclear program.
The death penalty for American is transformed
The US former Marine Corps soldier of Iranian charge sentenced to death for espionage on behalf of the CIA (see January 2012) gets his sentence converted to ten years in prison.
US stops new UN ambassador
The US refuses to grant entry visas to Iran's newly appointed UN ambassador, Hamid Aboutalebi. The United States claims that he was involved in the occupation of the country's embassy in Tehran in 1979-1981. It is known, for the first time, that the United States refuses to allow a UN ambassador to take up his post in New York.
Boeing is allowed to export to Iran
US aircraft manufacturer Boeing gets permission from US Treasury to sell spare parts to Iran. This is the first time since 1979 such a license has been granted.
More and more executions are worrying
The UN Human Rights Commissioner expresses "deep concern" over the growing number of executions in Iran. So far during the year at least 80 prisoners have been executed.
Opposition leaders remain in house arrest
Leading opposition politician Mehdi Karroubi is moved from detention to house arrest in the home under continued strict surveillance (see also February 2011). The prosecutor says both Karroubi and Mir Hossein Moussavi remain in house arrest until they "make a prayer" for their "upbeat" statements.
Superpower agreements start to be applied
The provisional agreement with the major powers (see November 2013) comes into force on January 20. In the presence of inspectors from the IAEA, work in the Natanz and Fordo plants is interrupted in enriching uranium to over five percent purity. At the same time, parts of its stock of medium enriched uranium are beginning to be destroyed. Thus, negotiations on a long-term agreement can be initiated.


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Formed in the late 2000s after having had successful solo-carreers, Dimitri Chantzis & Dominique Heyninck decided to combine forces and share their love for house music. With their infectious mix of deep, tech & progressive house music they succeed to capture the hearts of clubbers everywhere that they play. No matter this being Belgium, Germany, Austria or more mythical places like Namibia. One of the most promising dj teams at the progressive house firmament are now ready to take it to the next level !! 2010 saw the release of their first single 'Saturday'. An instant club hit massively supported by the likes of Hernan Cattaneo, Eelke Kleijn and many others. The future looks promising with great feedback from household names on their releases. Mitrinique is set to make a mark in the progressive/techhouse scene!


On September 17, 2010, BIAA officially endorsed The Veterans' Traumatic Brain Injury Rehabilitative Services Improvements Act of 2010 (HR6123) which was introduced by Congressman Tim Walz and includes Congressman Bill Pascrell, Jr., co-chairman of the Congressional Brain Injury Task Force, as a co-signer. The bill ensures wounded warriors suffering from traumatic brain injury (TBI) receive a more comprehensive and holistic rehabilitation plan that is focused not only on physical restoration but also on mental health, independence, and quality of life.
Additionally, the legislation would aid veterans in maintaining the gains they have made in rehabilitation programs by requiring the VA to develop rehabilitation plans that stress restoration and maintenance of functioning rather than simply restoration. Both BIAA and our partners at the Wounded Warrior Project as well as several other veterans' groups have endorsed the measure and BIAA is advocating for additional co-sponsors and consideration by the Veterans' Affairs Committee this fall.


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Szukaj Mareget what you do
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Cute Is What We Aim For Do What You Do
"No one is telling me the speed I should be traveling So watch me take the lead There is an engine in my body With every beat it lets me breathe There is a machine within my body If I can keep up with"
Double You What Did You Do
"Remember all the love we shared But you never thought I was at your side Remember all the love we shared But you never thought I was at your side Remember all the love you gave But you never saw"
Bonzo Dog Band What Do You Do?
"What do you do? I don't know, but I know I do it every day Why do you do it? I don't know, but I know I do it anyway I do what I do, indeed I do I do what I do, every day Indeed I do I do what I do,"
Bonzo Dog Doo Dah Band What Do You Do?
Chris De Burgh Do What You Do
"i never knew love was so nice, i never kissed anyone twice, i never wanted a beau; poor me! i just didn't know. you came along, i got a thrill; one kiss from you, i feel it still. now each time you"
Dog's Eye View What Do You Do?
"Sad lonely boy caught between perfection and directions to the next big thing It gets so hard sometimes-- Stuck between what you have and what you think you need What do you do? When the world swallows"
Keaton Simons What Do You Do?
"What Do You Do? I wear these old shoes Full of holes Cause they remind me of the million miles that I have walked beside you Good and bad times, we have been through You know that car you drive keeps"
Tina Turner Do What You Do
"When you say the things you say you gotta mean it and when you do the things you do, it's gotta come from the heart Something's gone, I can't explain. The heat is missing from the flame can't deny it,"
Jermaine Jackson Do What You Do
"I don't mind- Why don't you do what you do when you did what you did to me? Love was so good that it filled up all my needs. I was crazy for you you were crazy for me How could something so right go"
Mudvayne Do What You Do
"(Verse 1) Lips bleed from the rings, All these little bruises, the little things, That provoke the segregation. Lead the separation. Cage and clip the wings. Little noises, the little screams, That"
Great White What Do You Do
"(Lardie, Kendall, Russell, Niven, Thompson) I can't get close enough to you babe I need to squeeze it up so tight I can't get close enough to you babe I need your lovin' every night Maybe your love, maybe"
Papa Roach What do you do
"I got a one-way ticket on a hell-bound train With nothing to lose and nothing to gain Nobody ever taught me how to live I'm feeling like I'm lost - Like I'll never be found I'm twisted and I'm turned around"
Air Supply Do What You Do
"Do what you do 'cos you do it so well So stand in my way If only I knew what these eyes could not tell What this mouth could not say People are wrong but I'm right this time I'm losing bad friends fast Do"
Martina McBride Do What You Do
"Slow down that's right Give it all you got Yeah you got the right stuff Kick back let go Trust yourself you know Yeah what you got is good enough Hey don't give 'em what they think they want 'Cause they"
Pink (P!nk) Do What You Do
"Some people like the summer when it's hot Some people like the winter cold Some people speak they minds when they wanna And some other people ain't so bold Whatever it is that you do you should do You"
Marz Do What You Do
"(feat. Pack and Mumiez) If you can't hear the voice, Rock out to the beat And if you get wild like we get wild, Put your hands in the air and scream! Now don't be stirred, let it go. Do it but you do it,"
Alexz Johnson What you do
"Well I can't sleep at night And my days are like a dream I feel you holdin' me tight I try to run but I can't fight Tell me What ya do What ya do with your voodoo What ya do with your spell on me"
Henry Rollins What Do You Do
"When no one will listen and time won't wait When you see yourself and see the one that you hate When the night lasts forever and time stands still When you see yourself and want to kill When the world"
Rollins Band What Do You Do
"When no one will listen and time won wait When you see yourself and see the one that you hate When the night lasts forever and times stands still When you see yourself and want to kill When the world doesn"
Scarface Do What You Do
"(feat. B-Legit , Bushwick Bill , KB) I flip, make hits, and stick like peanut butter Five g's to the homie my money he didn't stutter The gutter with the gats, fuck that, we need the lucho It ain't"
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A selection of highlighted blog posts from Lean bloggers from the month of June, 2015. You can also view the previous monthly Lean Roundups here.
Which Matters More? Process or Results? – Gregg Stocker explains the relationship between process improvements and results.
P-D Ratios – Bruce Hamilton discusses P-D Ratio, Shingo's comparison of the time required to Produce a product to the time given by the customer to Deliver the product.
What your Dad can teach you about effective supply chain – Andrew Fernandez shared a list of the top 10 lessons your dad can teach you about supply chain.
All That People Need to Know is Why Their Work is Important – John Hunter discusses extrinsic motivation versus fixing the management system for nurturing performance.
Trust, Accountability, and Where Does the Time Go? – Johanna Rothman explains the need for managers to control less and trust more in agile (empowered) environments.
Why Your Lean and Six Sigma Improvement Efforts Aren't Driving Better Results | IndustryWeek | John Dyer – Michael Baudin discusses the lack of results from implementing what I would call fake Lean.
Using Lean Tools to Tackle a Strategic Problem - Dave Krebs says linking the Lean effort to a significant strategic goal provides a real and tangible platform for change.
The Need for Training Within Industry [Lessons from the Road] – Jamie Flinchbaugh addresses some of the needs and challenges of Training Within Industry.
What's Not To Like About Lean? – Bob Emiliani describes how Lean management works for any business and industry.
Doing More with Less: Now is the Time for a Center of Excellence – Eric Green discusses the benefits are to creating a center of excellence to concentrate efforts.
Case Study: VIBCO's Lean Transformation Journey – Karl Wadensten shares the story of VIBCO's Lean transformation from the words of their leader.
The Many Benefits of Going to Gemba – Gregg Stocker discusses the cultural importance of going to the place and observing for yourself.
Bootstrap Root Cause Analysis into Your Strategic Thinking – Jon Miller puts both problem solving and strategy development in a common frame of logical thinking.
How Do You Fight A Fire With A Garden Hose? – Steve Kane explains that using your limited resources to protect the surrounding area might be the best course of action.
Knowing What I Know Now… - Jon Miller shares some lessons he learned over the years in a what would you do differently kind of piece.
LinkedIn: Is Your Technology Solving a Problem or Causing New Ones? – Mark Graban discussed the use of technology in continuous improvement and it's effectiveness.
How to Start Lean? – Paul Akers answers the common question of where do you start which he says is about getting good at continuous improvement.


"Magic and Adventure have come to Colorado!"
The whimsical tale begins with two wizards battling it out over a supreme magical force which the evil and power-hungry one covets. Although injured in the fight, the magical essence manages to escape. It is accidentally transported off its home planet of Eldora and makes its way to Earth where, unbeknownst to the 16 year old Dylan Murphy, it merges with his body in order to heal and survive. Strange and wonderful things begin to happen as the unsuspecting young boy from Colorado begins to inadvertently invoke extraordinary new magical abilities from within.
The evil sorcerer soon locates the magical essence, and deploys his minions to retrieve his prize. Opposing forces from the kingdom of Colabra are dispatched to protect the boy and the magical entity now living inside him. Before they know it, Dylan and a small group of friends are whisked away to the enchanted planet of Eldora and find themselves in a struggle to save each other and the planet from a powerful wicked foe.
Full of action, adventure, and enchantment, this story takes you on a delightful ride across very real venues in the state of Colorado as well as some unique, beautiful, and strange lands on Eldora. If you enjoy fantasy books, you'll quickly become a Dylan fan as you accompany him and his friends on this incredible, supernatural journey.
In this exciting page-turner, Dylan Murphy and his friends are back and better than ever. A sequel to the original 'Dylan Murphy and the Magic Touch', this is a must read for teens and fantasy fans of all ages.
Having defeated the evil wizard Zondor, Dylan and his friends are once again back home in Colorado. Secretly, they begin to work hard at honing their newfound mystical abilities. Romance begins to bloom as they privately practice and refine their skills at an undisclosed location.
Officer John Warren, an Aurora police sergeant, is hard at work trying to solve a horrific case when events on Eldora summon the entire crew back to the enchanted planet. Wasting no time, Dylan and the gang must rush to the aid of their friends who need help protecting the city of Colabra from its darkest foe: an extremely evil power bent on absolute dominion over the planet.
Far more than just a sequel, this book weaves together a detailed mystical framework that will captivate the reader as it explains much of the history and background underlying both books in the Dylan Murphy series.
Sit back and enjoy a thrilling, yet very easy read as the author takes you on an edge-of-your-seat action-packed magic carpet ride. Your imagination will come alive as you discover new characters, excitement, adventure, unexpected twists and turns, and a touch of romance. You will also be treated to many 'aha' moments as you begin to understand who the characters are, how they manage to wield their mystical powers, and why some are far more powerful than others.
An absolute rush and nonstop page turner you simply won't be able to put down.


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Game On: How Video Games Can Assist With Stroke Recovery
Evidence-Based TreatmentHealthcareMental ImageryNeuroplasticityOccupational Therapist InfoPhysical Therapist InfoRehabilitation NursingSaeboReJoyceTherapist Advice
Stroke patients often face an unfortunate reality—80 percent of them will not regain full use of their arm and hand movements. Strokes are one of the most common causes of physical disability, and many stroke survivors suffer continued effects from impairment, like an inability to return to work and having limited independence. Early, intensive rehabilitation offers the best outcome, but only one-third of patients discharged after immediate medical treatment will continue the recommended therapy at home.
In addition, for chronic patients who have received six or more months of rehabilitation and still experience limited function, it is often difficult to maintain sufficient levels of activity. Many patients continue to live with their symptoms and a lower quality of life. This dormancy may lead to further physical deterioration, affect mental capabilities, or lead to additional strokes or hospitalization.
A New Kind of Therapy
As more effort and research are being devoted to video games and virtual reality for stroke recovery treatment, there may be a new solution on the horizon. Ideally, therapy is repetitive, task-specific, challenging, and exciting—video games address these needs and more through one of the brain's natural processes called neuroplasticity, where nerve cell connections are recreated and remodeled.
The brain strengthens neural networks through tasks that are repeated and habitual. These actions are naturally easier to perform due to neural pathways being well traveled. Doing or thinking about something new or in a different manner allows the brain to create new pathways or awaken old ones. Activities designed in video games help patients do just that.
Gaming Systems and Devices
Gaming devices come in many forms, from a simple wand for broad, sweeping arm gestures to a glove with dozens of specific sensors measuring wrist, palm, and finger movements. Patients may also have the option to sit, stand, or lie down while using these systems, further customizing treatment and making it convenient for those with limited mobility.
Some gaming systems, like the SaeboReJoyce, are available for both in-clinic or at-home settings, offer interactive experiences incorporating full range of movement, various grip patterns, and gradual complexity that have been shown to improve arm motor function by up to five times more than that achieved through traditional forms of therapy.
Benefits of Using Games
Increases participation. One key element to successful rehabilitation is repetition of exercises, but repeating the same movements hundreds of times can be far from exciting. Games allow patients to make repeated, calculated movements—in some cases with constraint-induced movement and other specific rehabilitative methods—without being aware of time passing or that they are even exercising. More participation leads to increased brain activity and inspires muscle growth. Patients can play and perform these exercises on a daily basis without feeling bored. At the same time, they can receive feedback about their improvement.
Builds excitement. The intensity of current stroke recovery treatments often does not make enough of an impact. Testing in animal subjects revealed that therapy administered sooner and in higher doses may be more effective at rehabilitating motor function. Patients who are more excited about their regime—perhaps when playing a video game—are more likely to play often, work harder, and take fewer breaks than they would while doing traditional stroke recovery treatments.
Offers convenient, affordable options. Affordable options are out there in already existing video game consoles and touch-screen tablets available to the public. Some patients may have these consoles in their homes. This is a wonderful solution as lack of funds or access to rehabilitative facilities and transportation often keeps patients from receiving therapy on a regular basis. The privacy and comfort of being able to receive treatment at home is also paramount, as continuation of therapy after initial, intensive rehabilitation ends and at-home participation tends to wane. Patients might choose to invite friends and family members to play with them or observe, providing further motivation and encouragement.
Recovery Through Video Games
Imagine yourself in a virtual bowling alley with unlimited frames and the freedom to perfect your swing and aim. You receive immediate feedback in the form of instant replays of each roll and a cumulative score. You'll have completed dozens of repetitive movements, at your own pace and level of effort, while also thinking critically about how you might improve on your next turn. You may have the option to play competitively with others or simply try to better yourself. Now compare this to a more formal rehabilitative setting where you're fully aware of doing the same calculated movements over and over with limited rewards.
Beyond Traditional Therapy
A 2015 group study of stroke patients aged 29 to 78 revealed the incorporation of video games to be very motivating. Rehabilitative results were no better in one group than in another, but the gaming group reported higher levels of contentment. Increased engagement and motivation is credited to the competitive nature of the games, as well as the inclusion of music and fun imagery.
Other simulations include playing tennis, boxing, being part of a circus, rafting down a river, and more. Participation in these activities, while they may not realize it, challenges patients to perform movements with more dexterity and strength. Focused on scoring more points or advancing in the game, patients get their heart rate up and move their hands and arms; if standing, they also exercise trunk control and balance. Before patients know it, daily tasks like tying their shoes, opening a bottle, or getting dressed may become easier.
To ensure the benefits of gaming therapy stick, patients can be reminded in-game to reflect on how they might use a weakened area of their body for routine activities, just as they would be told by a physical or occupational therapist. Some games have been been designed to be telemonitored so a therapist can remotely see a patient's progress and provide feedback.
Are Games the Answer?
Despite two decades of research and promising results, the field has much further to go before virtual rehabilitation becomes more mainstream. While the high level of variability within the games allows for more adaptability and targeted treatments for patients, this combined with different neurological conditions makes results difficult to compare.
Funding is limited, and no large-scale studies have measured whether virtual therapy works better than years of traditional therapy. The burden of proof lies in more research with larger study sizes of patients, especially immediately after strokes occur when the brain is primed for repair and progress.
The Future of Video Game Therapy
With nearly 800,000 Americans suffering strokes annually and 75 percent reporting lasting symptoms, continued therapy options—like those using video games—are incredibly important. Progress has been made with modern therapies and evidence of the brain's natural plasticity. And while it's clear patients can benefit from playing video games, more scientific evidence is needed to determine whether gaming alone could be enough. A combination method linking traditional physical devices and methods with mental learning tools, like those demonstrated in video games, might lead to interesting improvements.
Connecting patients with games in their interest areas and customizing their preferred settings are options unique to this new method. More motivation leads to increased play and exercise, which improves the likelihood of the brain bypassing damaged zones and building new neural connections. The biggest implication so far may be that video games allow patients to sidestep many of their frustrations and fine tune a treatment protocol that will keep them more engaged.
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Reinventing the Wheel
In an astonishing, unexpected and entirely imaginary turnaround this week, the founding father of a made-up Southeast Asian nation appeared on primetime television dressed as Lance Armstrong. In candid terms he spoke to Oprah Winfrey about his checkered past.
Let's get straight to it. Did you ever take banned substances to enhance your… performance?
Yes. I chewed gum for years. I'm ashamed to say I had a hook-up with a Wrigleys supplier. Everything else I took was legal, if distasteful to the rest of the world.
How were you able to do it? Walk me through it… how did it work?
My cocktail was sharks' fin, but not a lot, Tiger Balm and Brand's chicken essence. Which, in a weird way, I almost justified because of our history, obviously, with chicken rice.
Well, you look great! So slim! I should have talked to you when I was trying to lose weight.
Thank you. I also endorse 100 Plus as the ideal meal replacement.
Is it humanly possible to build a nation without such substances?
Not in my opinion. A god could have a fair try at it, though.
If someone was not doing something to your satisfaction could you get them fired?
There was never a direct order. We were all grown men. Although we did like to dress in school uniforms!
Were you a bully?
I was a bully in the sense that I tried to control the narrative and if I didn't like what someone said I—wait, who do you think you are asking me a question like this?
Is that your nature–when someone says something you don't like, you go on the attack?
My entire life. I took that ruthless win-at-all-costs attitude into nation-building, which was bad. But it also means I still totally dominate my family at mahjong!
I'm sure my Book Club fans will be interested to hear you have a new book out?
I do. It's called "It's Not about the Strike" [laughs]. It's a history of transport workers and my struggles to overcome them.
It's an epic story. What's the moral to the story?
I don't have a great answer there. Can I jump on the couch instead? I liked it when that Tom Cruise fella did that.
Thank you for being with us tonight. Now we have a surprise for our studio audience! It's a fantastic car giveaway! And all you lucky, lucky people have to pay for is the COE!


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Since Pittsburgh is a franchise that will never be near the top of the charts when it comes to salary, player development must be a priority. The current Major League roster is no exception to that. Adam Frazier, Gregory Polanco, Starling Marte, Josh Bell, and Jameson Taillon are all homegrown talents that are expected to be the faces of the franchise.
Many of the names, especially in the top tier of this list, remain the same as last year's Pirates Top 50 without any major graduations and only the trades of Austin Meadows and Shane Baz to Tampa Bay and Taylor Hearn to Texas impacting the Top 10. With that being said, the current Top 50 will likely look completely different after the 2019 season. With 9 of the top 20 rated prospects expected to either debut or be contributors in 2019, we could see a major shift in the top rated talent in Pittsburgh. Currently Pittsburgh's system is full of potential contributors, however, beyond Keller it lacks that game changing talent. For Neil Huntington and his front office it is generally quantity over quality. Especially internationally, where they would rather sign a multitude of prospects to small bonuses versus offering a large bonus to a smaller number of prospects. Handling the international market this way does not allow Pittsburgh to get the game changing prospect that could produce a potential superstar and that shows in the current Top 50.
Keller struggled a bit after being promoted to Triple-A Indianapolis at the end of June. Those struggles just appeared to be normal growing pains, as Keller actually improved his K/9 from 8.0 in Double-A to 9.8 in Triple-A. Expect Keller to be an option for Pittsburgh by mid-season. At 22, Keller is still working with ace upside and a mid-rotation floor.
Hayes set a career high with 7 home runs and 45 extra base hits in 2018. While it doesn't appear that Hayes will ever be a power hitter, he is driving the ball more and should have no issue continuing to hit as he approaches the majors. Hayes will likely have little left to prove in the minors by mid-season and could easily be in Pittsburgh by September.
Where Cruz will play in the field remains a bit of a mystery. Pittsburgh stuck with the 6'6" shortstop in the middle of the infield through 33 errors in 2018, but the hot corner or corner OF seem like a more likely home. At the plate, Cruz broke out in 2018 by lowering his K rate from 30% to 23%, raising his OBP from .297 to .343, and improving his SLG from .350 to .488. The upside is huge, but the growth will need to continue while he finds a home in the field.
Swaggerty showed what he is capable of, slashing .288/.365/.453 with 4 home runs and 9 steals in his Low-A debut. He really struggled in the final month of the season after a promotion to full Season A ball, but that doesn't dull the tools. Swaggerty could easily be a 20/20 guy in a few years, with a great arm and above average instincts in centerfield.
After a very solid showing in the Arizona Fall League, (.370/.442/.457), Tucker is continuing his march toward Pittsburgh. While I wouldn't expect him to be in the running to be the Opening Day shortstop in 2019, a hot start could earn Tucker a call up sooner rather than later.
A hot start with a bit of a late season drop off isn't much of a surprise for a prep OF in his first taste of full season ball. Mitchell slashed .364/.418/.625 in April with 14 extra base hits. A July slump evened things out a bit, but like Oneil Cruz, Mitchell will play all of 2019 at 20-years-old and should be much more physically prepared for the long grind of a full minor league season this time around.
Reynolds heated up with the weather in 2018 by turning it on in July and August after missing all but 6 games in April and May with a hand injury. Slashing .342/.409/.470 in August, Reynolds showed the upside that led Pittsburgh to deal for him. It wouldn't surprise me to see Reynolds start the year back in Altoona, with a potentially quick promotion to Indianapolis.
Another of the young group Pittsburgh pushed to Single A in 2018, Sanchez showed improvement just about every month in Single A. The fleet footed centerfielder slashed .299/.375/.364 in August with 7 stolen bases while playing plus defense. The upside is real.
Newman got his first taste of the majors in 2018. He struggled a bit in his debut after earning a September call up after a solid season at Triple-A Indianapolis. With shortstop currently up for grabs in Pittsburgh, Newman may be a hot Spring away from winning the job.
Despite being very different players, Kramer and Newman (The Seinfeld Duo) have seemed to go hand in hand since both were drafted in the first 2 rounds of the 2015 MLB Draft. Kramer's bat has improved with every promotion, finally showing off the double-digit power and solid contact combo that he demonstrated at UCLA in 2018. While Adam Frazier appears to be getting the first shot at 2B in 2019, Kramer played some SS and some 3B in 2018, making a utility spot a possibility on Opening Day.
The speedy versatile outfielder continued to improve in 2018 after an aggressive promotion to High-A Bradenton to start the year. Oliva had 37 extra base hits to go along with 33 steals and a solid .354 OBP making him one of the better top of the lineup options in the system right now.
After flying up the rankings in his breakout performance in 2017, Pittsburgh was aggressive pushing Escobar through High-A to a July promotion to Double-A Altoona. There was a dip in Escobar's K rate, as he fell back to closer to his career levels at 7.7 K/9, which was to be expected with a jump to Double A. Expect Escobar to start in Altoona where he will continue to work on command and getting his 4.1 BB/9 down enough to stay in the rotation.
Jennings, a second round pick in 2017, is all about projection at this point. Pittsburgh has fared quite well with prep starting pitchers, so a bit of a slow start shouldn't be cause for concern. With a lot of projection and time, Jennings can easily reach that top of the rotation potential.
I'm going to freely admit, before making the following statement, that it is a very small sample, so please don't call me out for it. However, small sample or not, the Arizona Fall League was Craig's coming out party. Craig slashed .304/.378/.570, smashing 6 home runs in 79 at bats. If the AFL was any indication, Josh Bell better watch his back in Pittsburgh.
Ashcraft, much like Jennings a few spots above him, is all projection. At 6'5" and only 195 pounds, Ashcraft has plenty of room to grow and mature and should see steady improvement in his 90-92 fastball and above average slider. This could potentially slot him into the middle of the rotation in a few years.
MacGregor made the leap to full season Single A in 2018 with solid results, prior to an injury that led to needing Tommy John surgery in September. MacGregor had raised his K/9 and lowered his BB/9 & H/9, all while working on getting his off-speed offerings to catch up with his fastball. Hopefully MacGregor will be fully healthy to start 2020.
Martin's 2018 season was truly a tale of 2 halves. Martin torched the Eastern League, slashing .325/.392/.522 before his June promotion. However, his debut in Triple-A left much to be desired, slashing .211/.270/.319 in Indianapolis. He likely squandered what could have been a shot at the right field job while Polanco recovers from September surgery. Martin will need to show he can hit in Indianapolis to catch the big club's eye again.
Having finally settled into the Pittsburgh system, Bae adjusted to everything stateside fairly well. Showing a strong ability to get on base (.362 OBP) and using his speed on the base paths (10 SB), Bae could eventually find himself in the mix for a spot at the top of the lineup in a few years.
Holmes struggled a bit in his brief MLB debut in 2018. A groundball machine in the minors, Holmes left his heavy fastball and cutter up in the zone much too often. However, his solid 4 pitch mix is still intriguing as a starter, which is where Pittsburgh would love to see him as a back of the rotation option. However, while the bullpen may be his eventual home, he still has too much potential for a permanent change at this point.
Alemais improved his stock in 2018 by proving he could also play a solid 2B by moving out of SS to play alongside 5th-ranked prospect Cole Tucker in Altoona. Alemais will continue to have to negotiate around prospects with a higher profile as he continues to progress through the system. That being said, Alemais has improved every season he has been in the system and likely profiles at worst, as a utility infielder at the major league level.
Pie secured the biggest bonus of any Pirates international signing in 2017. He impressed in his debut with 22 extra base hits and a .382 OBP thanks to a 14% BB rate. With good size, Pittsburgh feels he can grow into more power and currently projects to stay in CF. It's early, but Pie is definitely one to keep an eye on.
Bolton is yet another in the growing list of prep arms that Pittsburgh continues to snag in the amateur draft. The 6th round pick in 2017 impressed in his 9 starts at Single-A West Virginia in his full season debut. With a strong 4 pitch mix, Bolton posted a 9.1 K/9 and a 1.4 BB/9, showing plenty of potential to be a mid-rotation starter.
Uselton has yet to show the upside that lead Pittsburgh to draft him with a Competitive Balance B pick at No. 72 overall in 2017. A hamstring injury basically wiped out his 2017 season and he never really got going in his Appalachian League debut in 2018. The tools are there, with potentially above-average power and speed and a plus arm; let's just hope they show soon.
Waddell was called up to AAA Indianapolis at the end of May and struggled mightily, allowing 26 hits and 13 earned runs in his first 19 innings across 7 appearances and 3 starts. However, Waddell settled in and showed that the back of the rotation upside is still there by limiting opponents to only 20 more earned runs over his final 61 innings. This translates to a 2.95 ERA including 5 quality starts.
2019 is an important season for the big righty. Kranick threw more innings in his first season of full season ball than in his previous 2 seasons combined and saw a nice jump in his K/9 from 6.7 to 8.9. Kranick should start 2019 in High-A and could easily see a promotion to Double-A before the year is over.
The results were not overly important for Burdi in 2018. What was important was getting back on the mound after missing most of 2 consecutive seasons due to having Tommy John surgery in May 2017. If Burdi can harness his triple digit fastball and wipeout slider, he can be a high leverage reliever in the near future. Burdi will start the 2019 season in the majors, as he still has the Rule 5 roster restriction.
Martin struggled with Pittsburgh's very aggressive assignment to full-season Single-A to start 2018. Martin did bounce back after being sent back down to rookie ball; however, he will need to work on his K rate to continue to move up the rankings. Martin struck out 40% of the time in 2018, but at 19 he has some time to work out those kinks while continuing to show off his potential plus power.
Stafford doesn't have any one skill that jumps off the page at you. What Stafford does have is a solid all-around profile that should give him a good shot at being an MLB backup catcher, at worst. The defense is improving and I'm sure Pittsburgh would love to see him lower his 26% K rate, but he has double digit home run power and that doesn't grow on trees behind the plate.
It's been a very encouraging winter for Hinsz after having open-heart surgery and sitting out all of 2018. Hinsz was able to pitch in the Puerto Rican Winter League, where he made 5 very successful starts allowing just 5.8 H/9, 2.5 BB/9, 8.3 K/9 and only 3 earned runs in 25 innings. 2019 will be a big year for the hard throwing righty. Hinsz could climb back up these rankings quickly with a healthy 2019.
What a difference a year makes. Brubaker started 2018 repeating Double-A after, what I would call, a reasonable first shot. However, Brubaker wouldn't be stuck repeating Double-A for long, after a dominant 6 starts cutting his H/9 from 10.4 to 7.5, his BB/9 from 3.1 to 2.1 and raising his K/9 from 7.6 to 9.0. After a quick promotion to Triple-A, Brubaker will now likely get a shot in the Pittsburgh rotation at some point in 2019.
An August promotion to High-A Bradenton at 20-years-old was a nice aggressive push for the young lefty. Some of the numbers from those 5 starts look ugly, but that mostly came from giving up 9 earned in 3.1 innings in his High-A debut. Following that with 3 quality starts, Robles could still add to his average fastball as he continues to fill out and find himself in the middle of the rotation in Pittsburgh.
A bit of a project, the 6'5" Florez made his stateside debut in 2018 and saw very solid steps forward. A reduction of his BB/9 from 6.4 to 4.8 and improving his K/9 from 5.1 to 7.3, Florez is commanding his potential plus fastball much better. With an already league average curveball and a changeup that he is continuing to develop, Florez could eventually be a mid-rotation option in Pittsburgh.
"He's just a throwback to everything the game used to be when we all fell in love with it. … I grew up loving Mickey Mantle, and I call him Mickey Mantle because he reminds me of Mickey Mantle. … He plays the game like Pete Rose played it. He plays the game like you'd picture maybe Ty Cobb, Stan Musial, Joe DiMaggio, who had a great respect for the game, Willie Mays – He'd always make great turns. … They didn't play the game according to the score, they played the game the way it's supposed to be played. He reminds me of that since his freshman year." All of these quotes were used to describe Kinneman, by his college coach Elliott Avent in an interview with D1baseball.com, and I simply couldn't describe the sweet swinging lefty with loads of power potential any better than that.
You can't talk about Kaiser without mentioning his 3 home run, 10 RBI performance against Clemson to reach the Super Regional. At 6'4", Kaiser is expected to grow into more power as he fills out, but right now his strength is his glove. Committing just 1 error in 201 chances in his professional debut, he could rise quickly if the bat catches up to his glove.
Davis exploded onto the scene in Bristol after being drafted in the 15th round last June. Slashing .306/.398/.612 which is good for an OPS of 1.010, Davis amassed 33 extra base hits in just 206 at-bats. While Davis has swing and miss concerns, I look for Pittsburgh to be aggressive and send Davis to start 2019 in full season ball, where he could fly up these rankings, provided he has another impressive showing.
Shortridge commands a quality 3 pitch mix well, excelling in his 8 start Short Season-A ball debut. With room to grow as a starter, Pittsburgh will continue to develop him as one, despite only making 15 career starts in 3 years at Cal Berkeley. The bullpen experience could help Shortridge's stuff play up, should an eventual move be necessary.
Sometimes it's hard to avoid getting too excited about one specific prospect. Herman may be that guy for me. The 30th round pick in 2018 was named a Baseball America Top 20 Prospect in the GCL and a GCL All-Star. With 14 extra base hits in 141 at bats and 1.04 K/BB ratio, Herman showed a fantastic approach, with room to grow. It was a small, but fantastic, sample.
Power potential. While that is not all that Apostel brings to the table, it is the first thing you notice. Well, maybe after you take in the fact that at 18-years-old, he is 6'5" & 245 pounds. After getting off to a slow start, Apostel turned it on after a scary HBP at the beginning of July. In his final 20 games of the season, he slashed .319/.410/.542 with 10 extra base hits in 89 plate appearances.
Acquired from Cleveland at the beginning of the off-season, Thomas is a big righty with a lot of upside. Sitting 93-95 with room to add velocity, a potentially plus curveball, and a work in progress changeup, Thomas has the potential to find himself in the rotation in Pittsburgh in a few years. Thomas took a huge step forward in becoming a pitcher in 2018, so hopefully that will lead to longer outings and continued development.
After an impressive September call up, Reyes will be in the thick of the fight for a utility role with Pittsburgh in Spring Training. Reyes has continued to show the ability to hit for a bit of power (double digit HR potential), steal a few bases (15-20 SB potential), and play multiple positions (2B, 3B, LF and RF in his 18 Gm debut). He could easily find himself on the 25-man roster in April.
Vera threw 137.1 professional innings from 2012 through 2016. Vera finally made it to Single-A in 2017, after fully recovering from 2015 Tommy John surgery and hasn't looked back. Vera flew through Bradenton in 9 starts and more than held his own in 17 Double-A starts at Altoona. While Vera isn't a big strikeout pitcher, he does use his 4-pitch mix well and should continue to grow as he throws more innings.
Armed with a power sinker and above average command, Agrazal has the stuff now to potentially be a high leverage reliever. Pittsburgh has continued to work on developing a better breaking ball and change, in hopes that he can be a backend starter. Injuries have limited him to just 17 starts since June of 2017, so staying healthy and getting starts is the key at this point.
Castro was part of 5 young bats that Pittsburgh pushed to Single-A West Virginia to start last season. The switch-hitting Castro was the 2nd youngest of the group, and while he took his lumps, he had a largely successful year. Castro has solid power for a middle infielder, hitting 35 extra base hits and he has kept a steady K rate of about 23%. While I'm sure Pittsburgh would like to see that go down, it is the BB rate that they need to see go back up, after being cut nearly in half from 2016 to 2018.
Is it a shock to anyone that Burrows is a projectable prep righty? It is even less surprising to me that his fastball has great sink while touching 93 with room to add velocity as he fills out. Burrows and Pittsburgh were almost destined for each other in the 11th round last year.
Pittsburgh has stayed aggressive with the big lefty since they drafted him in the 6th round in 2016. Vieaux is not a hard thrower and seems most effective when his fastball sits 90-92, allowing him to work his solid off-speed offerings. At 25, I would expect Pittsburgh to be looking to define a role for Vieaux and try to push him to Triple-A in 2019.
With only 87.2 professional innings in 3 seasons, Ogle is starting to fight a battle with time. When healthy, Ogle has a solid 3-pitch mix and can run his fastball up to touch 97. Still only 21 for the first half of 2019, Ogle will need to hope the shoulder inflammation that cost him nearly all of 2018 is cleared up and he can put together a nice bounce back.
At this point on a prospect list, you're looking for upside and Bido certainly has that. With a fastball sitting 94-96 and a strong cutter, Bido made a big jump in 2018 from the DSL to Short Season-A West Virginia. While Bido was a bit old for his level, he saw excellent improvement in command in his stateside debut, posting a 2.3 BB/9 after walking 6.4 per 9 in 2017. He's one to keep an eye on.
A 5th round pick in 2018, Koch struggled a bit at the plate in his debut; however, a .235 BABIP may have contributed greatly to those struggles. Koch has shown the ability to hit for power, smashing 13 HR as a sophomore at Arkansas. Koch is good enough behind the plate to be an offensive-minded catcher, if the above average power potential continues to develop.
A 16th round pick in 2017, the 6'4″ Stratton has increased his velocity to sit 91-93, adding a curveball and changeup for a solid 3-pitch mix. Pittsburgh confidently pushed Stratton to full season-A ball in 2018 and started him out in the bullpen, where a couple of brutal outings over 3.2 innings got Stratton off to an awful start. However, once Stratton was moved into the rotation, he improved every month, posting a 2.82 ERA in 10 starts through July and August. He still has some command issues to work out and I'd love to see a little bit more swing and miss, but Pittsburgh has a solid find for a starter drafted in the 16th round.
Busby certainly didn't have the first full professional season he would have hoped for. Busby got off to a slow start, despite a 15% BB rate in April. Through the first 19 days of May, the bat had started to come around. Busby had 7 extra base hits in 48 plate appearances; however, everything would be derailed from there due to an injury (Busby took a fastball to the head). He does appear to be healthy again, as he was able to get 50 at bats at the end of July and beginning of August, so let's all hope for a healthy 2019.
Martin at 17???!!! Bad August in AAA, yep, but outside of that dude raked and played stellar defense. Lowest ranking this preseason because its wrong.