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The mahogany veneered backs are elegantly shaped and laminated to mahogany frames with a central scroll to the top rail above rounded shaped drop-in seats covered with a tapestry that is in excellent condition but is probably 19th century. The chairs are supported on carved cabriole front legs with a predominant carved acanthus leaf emanating from the knee, bordered by scroll ears. The leg flows down to a carved ball and claw foot with the synonymous William Hallet carved ring around the ankle. The rear legs are sweeping outwards.
William Hallett worked extensively for Anthony Ashley-Cooper 4th Earl of Shaftesbury (1710-1771) at St Giles House, Wimborne, Dorset. The Earl employed William Hallett, the highly fashionable cabinet maker and upholsterer of Great Newport Street, to supply chairs and dining room furniture for his house between 1745-1752. Four payments to Hallett are recorded in the St. Giles household accounts book for the years 1732-1757. William Hallett made furniture from about 1730, with work for Lord Irwin as his first recorded commission (1735), until the early 1750s.
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Google Play Services v8.3 Introduces A Leaner Sign-In Process For Apps, Urgency For Data Delivery With Wearables, And More
Cody Toombs
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3 Urgency For Wearable Data
Google began rolling out v8.3 of the Play services framework a few weeks ago, and it looks like it's in a wide release. While this version didn't present with any direct user-facing features and only a few cryptic hints for a teardown, it did bring some definite improvements to the Play services SDK. There are some changes to streamline the sign-in experience for app developers and users alike, along with some additional enhancements that should make it easier for developers to set up new user accounts. New APIs have also been added to make data delivery more efficient between a phone and an Android Wear watch. There are some worthwhile improvements to the Fused Location Provider, App Invites API, and Player Stats API. For a quick overview, check out Magnus Hyttsten's latest video.
Simplified Sign-in
Using Google's sign-in features hasn't been exceptionally difficult for either users or developers, at least, not lately. That doesn't mean they can't get better. Play services v8.3 adds a new sign-in process that allows apps to display a single dialog box with a list of Google accounts on the device. When a user picks an account, it automatically grants basic profile access.
One of the best parts about this is that the new API doesn't require a standard Android permission for account access, especially since that now requires a separate runtime permission in Marshmallow (API 23).
The API has also been restructured so sign-in steps are decoupled from the rest of the Play services scopes, which should simplify things a bit for developers.
It's also worth mentioning that all of the images have been updated to the new Google logo, including the newly updated sign-in buttons.
Auto-Fill and Sign Up
The sign-in improvements bring another interesting set of capabilities to simplify account creation in an app or service. When users pick an account to sign up with, developers can immediately pull up details to begin creating an account, including: name, email address, and profile photo. This way users don't have to take the time to enter details that could be pre-populated for them.
Additionally, if a user enters an email address that matches an account on the device, Google automatically confirms the authenticity of it so the app developer won't have to perform an email verification step – you know, when you sign up and get an email a minute later asking you to click a link to prove the account is really yours.
Urgency For Wearable Data
In the interests of performance and battery efficiency, the Data API for syncing with a wearable device now supports a new setting for priority. When data absolutely has to reach the wearable immediately, it can be marked with a call to setUrgent. This will ensure that immediately relevant information cuts in line ahead of less important content.
One thing to note, both for users and developers, is that much of the synced data will now travel as low priority. Google's blog post notes that data should be delivered within just a few minutes, but it could take as much as 30 minutes. It's possible that this could occasionally result in some slow response times, at least until developers update their apps to prioritize their traffic accordingly. Clarification: As Ian Lake points out, this will only occur with apps that target Play Services SDK 8.3. Any app targeting an older version will maintain the current behavior.
There are also a few other improvements worth mentioning:
Fused Location Provider has been updated with a pair of new API calls that make it possible to get batched locations even after a request has been removed.
App Invites now have a getInvitation method that will set up a callback that streamlines launching a deep link activity.
Player Stats API offers a new signal with a probability that a player might soon abandon a game, never to return. This will give developers an opportunity to offer discounted or free incentives to keep players around a bit longer or to help them through tough points in a game.
Also for wearables, Data API Listeners can now support filters. This enables developers to limit the types of changes that have to be processed by phones and watches, and should ultimately cut down on how much apps have to handle.
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Broward College Faculty and Board of Trustees Ratify Contract
Fort Lauderdale, FL (Wednesday, April 4, 2016) –Today at 3 p.m., upon the recommendation of President J. David Armstrong, Jr. and Executive Director of Human Resources Dr. Denese Edsall, the Broward College Board of Trustees convened in a special meeting to review and formally sanction a new contract with its faculty, represented by the United Faculty of Florida (UFF). The agreement was ratified by Broward College faculty during a vote held earlier this week.
"This is a moment which deserves to be punctuated with an exclamation mark, and I commend our faculty and staff for rising above their differences to do what is in the best interest of our students," said Board of Trustees Chair John A. Benz.
The new contract includes several revisions including evaluation cycles and criteria, wages, healthcare options, rewards outstanding faculty, and improves the academic experience while helping Broward College remain an affordable option. Continuing contracts will remain an incentive for faculty, but will include revisions such as evaluation cycles and criteria.
"After months of negotiations, we are happy to have arrived at a resolution which is in the best interest our students and our taxpayers," said President J. David Armstrong, Jr. "I commend our faculty on their professionalism throughout this process, and their unwavering dedication to our students. Now we can turn our attention to the result of their hard work and celebrate our graduates at our 84th Commencement next Tuesday."
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Discussion in 'General Talk' started by Lee Saferite, Jun 14, 2014.
This is a bit of a ramble with a TLDR of "I would prefer to work solely in metric."
The eccentric spacers from the OB store (and any other store I could find them at) are a mixture of metric and US. The I.D. is set for M5 screws and the length is 1/4". I cannot find M5x8mmx0.25" concentric spacers, they don't seem to exist unless maybe you can have them custom made ($$$).
This would be partially ok if not for the cheap spacers the OB store has been using (no offence Mark). The I.D. of those spacers is much too large (7mm) and material is much too thin (0.5mm). This is causing my bearing bolts to skew just slightly when tightened. This in turn makes the bearing too tight or too loose depending on how the spacer is sitting. The eccentrics are only designed to tighten the carriage to the rail, not make up for mis-aligned bearings. If the spacers were the correct M5x8mm spacers, you'd have an I.D. of 5.0-5.2mm and an O.D. of 8mm with a material thickness of 1.4-1.5mm. Even better if we used M5x10mm spacers as then you get a solid 2.4-2.5mm material thickness and the spacer becomes much more stable. Of course, this again comes back around to the fact that the length we need is 1/4" due to the eccentrics using a mixture of sizes.
So, since we have this mixture I thought maybe I would try to find a way to normalize the eccentrics to metric lengths. 1/4" in metric is 6.35mm and my idea was to find a M5x1.35mm shim but I've been unable to source that part.
Since I cannot source a shim to normalize the eccentric spacer, the other option would be to source metric only eccentric spacers. I cannot seem to find those either, at least no in the sizes we need.
My current solution is to loosen all the bolts, assemble the pieces and slowly tighten them back working top down in an attempt to let the weight pull them all into the same alignment. I've yet to get it perfect but it's a little better. If there is a better way, please let me know.
Perhaps I'm totally misguided on the spacer issue causing the bearings to be misaligned. Please tell me if I am.
Even if I am misguided there, the mismatch of US spacers on an otherwise metric machine cause another issue, at least on the OX. The Y carriage uses a 65mm bolt with 2 wheels to span the double width Y beam. The spacing of the slots is 100% metric, but it's impossible to get the wheel spacing correct using a US spacer and metric shims. You can get close, but if you look at where the wheels ride, they are not correct. The slot centers are 20mm apart, the wheel center to outer edge is 5.5mm. That's 20 - 5.5 - 5.5 = 9. You need exactly 9mm between the bearings on each wheel. Using a 1mm shim on each side you need a 7mm spacer, not a 1/4" spacer (6.35mm). Frustrating, but solvable by finding an M5x8mmx7mm spacer at another shop.
I love working with the OB v-slot rail, but I wish that all the parts were 100% metric.
Comments and suggestions are greatly welcome.
It was bound to happen. I don't know how the Yanks manage in a Metric World. I did not grow up a "Metric Person", but have had to adapt, and to be quite honest, I find talking and working in Metric a lot easier to understand and visualise, than I used to in Fractions. I guess we went over to it, mainly because "they" are so close to us, just across the water, but the USA is a long way from the Metric Zone.
What you have written about, just about blew my mind, although I got the gist of it.
I don't know what the answer is, but it certainly needs to go, one way, or the other.
Thank you for the feedback Lee, this is what helps us grow and create a better overall system that works for everyone.
We agree that we should be 100% metric and the spacers are in the works to be changed over.
We understand about the thin wall spacers and have been testing many different versions to find the best solution. So far we are happy with the 10mm OD M5 ID keeping it more in line with the 10mm eccentric can and creating a much more stable platform for the wheels to be tightened down solid to the plates. We are also working on an alternate 6mm eccentric and with that OpenBuilds will also become metric purist!
Thank you again for your feedback and suggestions.
If dual wheel configurations are going to continue to be developed, a 9mm spacer really needs to happen. I can work with the 1/4" spacers at the end as the offset to the plate is really not important but we need something to properly set the distance between the wheels fairly soon.
Well, I never imagined Mexico as being Metric! Would have thought they would be wrapped up in the Dollar.
The US is one of the non-metric holdouts left in the world.
And yet, the Dollar is based upon the unit of ten. That is really odd, but interesting? It's just the "Imperial" weights and measures you're all hanging on to. That must be due to our Colonial brothers bringing it over with them, those "few" years ago. Still, they hung onto our Language as well, so it's not all bad. They did better than us.
And yet, the Dollar is based upon the unit of ten.
Is there any currency out there that isn't?
As for the US going metric, it won't happen. Too many highway signs would need changed.
Well we weren't, we used 12's and 10's, till they got us. I must admit, for our kids of today, currency is real easy to understand and work out. I think our pounds, shillings and pence, was the most complicated form of currency there was! We still hang on to Miles, because as you say, it will cost a fortune to change the road signs.
I don't think the US will go metric, but I think it will be used, more and more, until it quietly slides in there between the shoulder blades.
Frustrating, but solvable by finding an M5x8mmx7mm spacer at another shop.
That's great analysis - I am also building a double width axis and have noticed that the wheels do not sit correctly, using the 1/4" spacer and various shim combinations.
Can you say where you found your M5x8mmx7mm spacers?
Well, I was apparently mistaken and 7mm isn't generally available.
that being said, a 6mm and 3mm without shims will give the needed 9mm spacing.
3mm and 6mm are common.
1) is this acceptable? I recognise that it is not very elegant, but are there any technical reasons why it may be a bad idea to use this many shims?
2) using the "Ox approach" 1/4" spacer and 2 precision shims solution - I just can't get the correct wheel spacing. Curious if anyone else is hitting this (other than @Lee Saferite who started this thread!) - I'm not sure why this hasn't been flagged up before buy all the Ox builders - unless the ~1mm play is within overall tolerance?
Although I haven't looked, isn't it possible to find some small diameter tube, with a suitable sized bore, to be cut to length? It doesn't have be a "Spacer". Anything will do really. There must be something in the plumbing game that would adapt. Someone on an earlier thread found some pipe and cut it to size.
By the way, my nickname is McGuyver. I can usually find something which will adapt.
How about micro-bore copper pipe? I think a store we have here, called B&Q, used to sell piping like that.
Model shops must do something similar.
If that is nine washers, and the black one is the wheel hub, why does it have to be round. It looks like a cube of something about 9mm in size, with a suitable sized hole drilled through it, would clear the actual wheel, sit on the hub, and meet the purpose. There seems to be loads of room there.
Just a thought. Haven't hit that problem yet myself.
2) using the "Ox approach" 1/4" spacer and 2 precision shims solution - I just can't get the correct wheel spacing.
Oddly, using those 1mm shims is significantly better than the current spacers OB is selling. The shims have a 5mm ID and 10mm OD, do they provide excellent stability.
You could source 3mm and 6mm spacers and drop the shims between the wheels.
Using metric V-slot and those 0.25" (6.32mm) spacers you'll never get the wheel alignment perfect. You'll be 0.32mm too wide or 0.68mm to narrow.
You need exactly 9mm between the wheels.
bit53b Great solution and I see no reason would not work like a charm.
Jestah and bit53b like this.
All the parts are coming. All the parts are coming.
Thanks - I did try to cut a longer spacer to length, but it was a disaster. Got me thinking though with your plumbing references that I could have used a pipe cutter for a better cut. I think the pipe would be too thin for the stability, but top marks for ideas!
You could source 3mm and 6mm dodgers and drop the shims between the wheels.
thanks - sounds like the spacers might appear on OB soon !
Hey guys just a heads ups to let you know the metric spacers are available on the Part Store and we think you will like them! We are thankful to everyone who offered feedback to help make these possible.
We have fattened them up to 10mm OD to make a much more stable platform with an M5 ID to give a thicker wall to keep the screw snug and centered.
I know it was to do with the wheels across the X axis, not quite being positioned right, I think.
I know I didn't order the ones I needed until these metric ones became available.
As I say though, I can't quite remember what they were for. If you could recap I would be very obliged.
Plus what size bolts, one would need now, because of the new metric size.
That would be using Roberts plates as well!
Do these space out the gap properly in double wheel configurations?
The double wheel spacing was the whole reason these were needed.
Now I'm eagerly awaiting the metric eccentric spacers and the puzzle will be complete.
Mark, is there any plan to update the Ox part list and sketch up files with the metric parts?
We have a few made up already Just need to be sure all is well and we can run with them very soon!
When I find some time I will update them (easier for the parts list as an option) to be correct.
Thank you all for the kind works as well as sharing in on the excitement, it makes it all worthwhile.
We changed many of the highway signs during the gas shortage about 40 years ago. The change was started by gas prices--the old pumps couldn't handle prices greater than $1 per unit, so they switched to liters, which all the pumps apparently were designed to handle. Then people figured it would be good to just change over to metric distances as well. By the way, last I checked, metric is the preferred system in the US--it's just that the general public prefers the complicated old systems. But it didn't take long before all gas pumps were upgraded to handle the higher prices, and the system started slipping back to gallons.
David - switching to metric is hard when the economy is the largest in the world. Yes cars are being made in metric BUT most are mixed size items. And cars a actually a small part of the US economy. Some of us just revel in being different and if I can have anything I want then someone will make it for me. The hardest part is getting the government to change. If they wanted to change things like MPG (miles per gallon) most government agency's would prefer to use the standard FPF (furlongs per fortnight). Now there is a standard that we all can get behind. If you want to change everyone to metric just make it really cheap and it will happen.


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To ensure that your list remains full of active, engaged supporters, it's a good idea to go through and drop anyone who doesn't engage with your emails every six months or so. Once you're done, you'll have a long list of people that care enough to engage with your campaign on some level.
A political email list is a great way for campaigns to stay in contact with supporters. You can easily build engagement, ask for donations, and update them about your campaign.
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For each glass, combine 1/4 cup simple syrup, 1 tablespoon lime juice, and 1 tablespoon mint syrup in the glass, then top with about 2/3 cup of sparkling mineral water. Squeeze a little fresh lime juice from one lime wedge into the glass and stir gently to combine.
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If you want to increase the lime flavor, put 2 tablespoons of simple syrup and 2 tablespoons of lime juice.
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William is a single father of four children who works extremely hard as an entrepreneur. He does not take his role as a dad lightly. He is very determined to help his children become successful in every area of their lives! Déjà, who is 13 years old, attends Science and Technology High School. She is in the 9th grade and is establishing a 4.0 GPA. She, scored advanced on the State Assessment Test in both Reading and Math, takes Honors English, scored a 275 on the science and tech entrance exam, even though a score of 212 was needed for acceptance into the program, participates in the Science Bowl, takes Algebra 2/Trig.
Her previous School, which as a French Immersion school she became the President of the Student Government Association, played on girls' soccer team, and helped the girls' basketball team reach the playoffs for the first time! She is an all around super daughter.
Talia, who is nine years old, attends a French Immersion School. She is in the fourth grade and has a 3.97 GPA. She scored advanced on the State Assessment Test in both reading and math, and is currently taking 5th grade math. She is a Tae Kwon Do student and her instructor expressed that her skill level is ahead of kids that have been there longer. She is definitely a little leader in the making.
William, III and Edward are seven year old twins who attend North Elementary. They are in the second grade and are both above grade level in Reading and Math, testing on a third grade level. They are Tae Kwon Do students and enjoy the movements. They are very energetic and loving sons who have interests in PC's and Science. The budding little scientists are following in their daddy's footsteps.
William said, "My children are definitely making me look good! I am so proud of them!"


For Car Lovers Only: Testing the new Yokohama Advan Sport 105s on the Porsche. Lots of meta-car talk. The Pool Project commences. Taking a more relaxed view on projects, like scrubbing the siding. Anyone experiencing problems with Downcast? Update on future Pink Wheelnuts Garage LIVE shows. Testing tires with no weight in the trunk. An encounter with a Tesla Model S and we end on a very detailed expression of grip transitioning from front to rear.
First drive (review) of a 2013 Dodge Avenger 4 door 2.4l 4-cylinder, 4 speed automatic. This car as outfitted is approx $23,500 CDN.
This is an ENHANCED podcast. Bonus Episode for Car Lovers Only! I am driving the 2012 BMW X1 "Sport Activity Vehicle" but only have my iPhone to record on. I am just recording my comments and reactions as I drive the car for the first time. "Shutter" tones indicate when a picture changes, which you can view on your iPod or in iTunes while listening.
This vehicle came with a 2.0litre 16 valve 4 cylynder engine with 241hp and a twin scroll turbo. As outfitted, this vehicle is $41,380 CDN.
Someone gave me the keys to a 2011 BMW 323i so I am out taking it for a test drive!


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Mariachi Music / Mariachi Extravaganza / Vargas gears up for San Antonio
Vargas gears up for San Antonio
Mariachi Extravaganza, Mariachi Music, Mariachi Vargas, Uncategorized
The Mariachi Vargas Extravaganza is less than a month away, and lots of excitement is building up for this year's event. Vocal finalists have been posted on mariachimusic.com, and the deadline for groups to register is Friday, November 4. Registration rates increase after that, so be sure to register at mariachimusic.com by this Friday.
Excitement is also building in regards to Mariachi Vargas' participation in the Extravaganza. MPR team member Jonathan Clark recently spoke to the group's musical director about what people can expect to hear from Mariachi Vargas at this year's event. Jon was kind enough to translate Carlos Martinez' own words for us to enjoy!
Jonathan: Carlos, you mentioned that the Extravaganza is one of the most important yearly events on Mariachi Vargas' calendar, and that San Antonio is one of the cities your group most looks forward to visiting. What makes you say this?
Carlos: First of all, the Extravaganza is one of the biggest events of its kind anywhere. But what really excites us as musicians is the mariachi student participation. The workshops are limited to only one day, due to the length of time students can be out of school during this time of year, so what really makes this festival stand out from all others is the competitions — both group and vocal. Nowhere else can you find so many talented mariachi groups and solo singers in one event.
Also, the amount of work the students put into preparing for these competitions is really impressive, and the progress that groups and individuals make from year to year is obvious. It gives us a lot of satisfaction to be able to give these hard-working students a little bit of guidance during the one week out of the year we spend in San Antonio.
Jonathan: What can the public expect to hear new from Mariachi Vargas this year at the Extravaganza?
Carlos: Well, we have a CD that just came out titled Cuando Suena el Mariachi, el Mundo Canta. We'll definitely be playing material from that, and even teaching some of those songs during the workshops.
Jonathan: Tell us a little bit about your group's new CD.
Carlos: It has an international flavor, in that it contains songs from Mexico, Colombia, Bolivia and Spain. We'll be in San Sebastian, Spain's Basque Country, on November 5th, which is why there are a couple of Basque songs on the album. We may do one of those in San Antonio.
These days we usually open our concerts with a medley of "Cuando Suena el Mariachi" and "Mi País," and we recorded it exactly that way on this latest CD. In fact, it's the album's opening track. "Prometo" is a Colombian balada we heard last year on our tour of that country. We'll definitely do that as well. Another new song from the CD that's become quite a crowd pleaser is "Mi Reyna y mi Tesoro," a ranchera written by my cousin, Pancho Medrano. "Cuando Suena el Mariachi" and "Mi Reyna y mi Tesoro" also happen to be two of the songs we'll be teaching at the Extravaganza workshops this year.
My personal favorite of the new CD is a popurrí by maestro Rubén Fuentes titled Jalisco y Andalucía. We'll be sure to play it. And there's another new popurrí by don Rubén titled José Alfredo Enamorado. That one contains some of José Alfredo Jiménez's best-known love songs, along with a few lesser-known ones. We'll be performing all this new material at the Extravaganza.
Jonathan: Of course there are certain classic songs that are mandatory for you to perform.
Carlos: That's true. Just as an experiment, there have been concerts where I've deliberately left out certain warhorses like "El Pastor," for example, just to see the public's reaction. And it never fails: After the concert, people come up to us and complain indignantly, "Why didn't you play "El Pastor?" That's the song we came to hear!" Wherever we go, the public demands we play "El Pastor," "Por Amor," "Violín Huapango," "Viva Veracruz," "Fiesta en Jalisco," "Cielito Lindo," "Guadalajara," "Son de la Negra…."
I once attended a Juan Gabriel concert after he had just released an album of boleros. He had a whole set of boleros prepared, and he sang at least five in a row, if you can imagine that. During about the fifth one, the public started screaming out, "Play Noa, Noa! Play Noa, Noa!" Juanga stopped the band right in the middle of the song and announced, "Okay! You (the public) are the ones I'm here to please." And he immediately broke into "Noa, Noa" — aborting the boleros!
I learned an important lesson that night. Juan Gabriel had wanted to present something new, something exquisite, perhaps — but what the public really wanted to hear was "Noa, Noa." Certain songs are here to stay, but you can't play those exclusively, either. It's very complicated to find the right balance of old and new. But if you achieve this, your audience will come back year after year.
This year's Mariachi Vargas Extravaganza runs from November 28 to December 3. Student groups and vocalists who register for the event will have the opportunity to attend a private presentation especially for them following the vocal competitions on Saturday morning. More information is available at mariachimusic.com. Tickets to see Mariachi Vargas in concert may be purchased at ticketmaster.com.
Carlos Martínez: The elegance of simplicity ('less is more')April 22, 2021
Carlos Martínez: la elegancia de la sencillez ('menos es más')April 22, 2021
Covid-19 takes toll on mariachi communityMarch 10, 2021
El Covid-19 castiga a la comunidad mariacheraMarch 10, 2021


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Creating the 'On-Ramp for the Baccalaureate Degree' at Tidewater Community College
Tidewater Community College mathematics instructor Joseph Joyner knows that many of his students aren't exactly thrilled to be in one of his classes. "A lot of my students come to math without a feeling of security, and they don't want to be here. They've had bad math experiences," he explains. So Joyner, who teaches applied calculus, algebra, and statistics, starts by showing his students how mathematics fits into the bigger picture. "Math is a language and a form of communication," he says. "People who use math are trying to communicate something. Every chance I get, I try to show how math helps us explain relationships—be it blood-sugar monitoring or juvenile delinquency statistics." Joyner's colleague Kim Bovee, an assistant professor of English at Tidewater, tries to show her students the bigger picture, too. "I refer to English as your toolbox to help you with audience and purpose, to determine what kind of writing you'll do. You may be writing a two-page compare and contrast paper now, but the same concept will be used in higher-level papers after you transfer."
Teaching students to look beyond single-course objectives to larger learning goals is still somewhat unusual in community colleges, many of which, like Tidewater, offer both transfer degrees and narrower career training programs. But Tidewater Community College sees itself as "the on-ramp to the baccalaureate degree," says Tidewater president Deborah DiCroce. "We consistently hear from business and industry that what they want is the intellectual habits of mind that are rooted in the liberal arts and liberal education. To be successful, one has to know how to think, and you need exposure to things to think about—a body of knowledge rooted in great works and lessons of history. That should be the foundation of a strong general education program, whether it's two year or four year."
Mapping General Education Outcomes
In the past two years, Tidewater has moved away from the "distribution requirements" general education model toward a "core competencies" model. It's an important part of Tidewater's mission to be a national exemplar for a comprehensive community college for the twenty-first century, DiCroce explains. These competencies, which students are expected to possess upon graduation, include communication, critical thinking, cultural and social understanding, information literacy, personal development, quantitative reasoning, and scientific reasoning. The move is part of a larger initiative by the Virginia Community College System to ensure institutional effectiveness across the system's twenty-three community colleges. "We're trying to ensure that in all our programs, existing and new, there are corresponding goals and objectives, and that they are embraced as part of our larger institutional effectiveness program," DiCroce says.
Starting in 2005, Tidewater began the process of "mapping" each of its fifty-two programs to show how the general education competencies and each program's objectives fit together and overlap, explains Tidewater's Vice President for Academic and Student Affairs Michael Summers. By 2006, the mapping was complete, and in subsequent years, administrators and faculty have started assessing the competencies' effectiveness at the course level, making changes as needed. "A lot of colleges do program reviews and tally what faculty they have, the number of graduates, where they're going, things like that," Summers says. "We're trying to take it a lot further than that and look at our mapping as a perfect way to assess the whole."
Tidewater's core competencies, which closely mirror the Essential Learning Outcomes that guide the AAC&U LEAP initiative, are especially important in a community college setting because they help a diverse student body coming from many different educational backgrounds to "connect the dots" between disparate parts of their educational experience, DiCroce says. Students are presented with the objectives for learning at multiple points during their Tidewater career—at orientation, when choosing a program, and on individual classroom syllabi. "It's rare, especially at a community college, to be showing how an applied science course meets the competencies in several different areas," Summers says "When an instructor really embraces the competencies, students 'get it.'"
Competencies in the Classroom
Joyner and Bovee are two of the instructors Summers is talking about when he mentions "really embracing" the core competencies. Both use a combination of pedagogical approaches, including some "high-impact practices" that research has shown are highly effective at producing learning gains in all students, and especially in underserved students. These practices include strategies such as learning communities, collaborative work, and writing-intensive courses.
In Bovee's English 112 course, a writing-intensive transfer-level rhetoric and argument class, she's mapped out how the material covers several of the core competencies—some more obvious than others. "We cover the communication competency, obviously, but we also touch on deductive analysis, one of the scientific reasoning competencies," she explains. "I'm not teaching hard statistics, but we learn to consider the logic of the statistics they encounter in their research for papers—Does this graph make sense? What is the spin of the person or group who put it together? Information literacy—do my students know how to access good, peer-reviewed information? And critical thinking—I show them that every time they assess something they read, that's critical thinking." In Joyner's intermediate algebra class, he includes the course objectives he wants students to satisfy right on the syllabus. One of these, for example, "Use the Internet to find real-world uses of Algebra II," incorporates the information literacy, quantitative reasoning, and critical thinking competencies. In his statistics class, the learning objective "Learn to distinguish 'good statistics' from 'bad statistics'" touches on at least three of the core competencies. "I try every time I can to make parallels with what I'm teaching or how I'm teaching it," he says.
Bovee and Joyner are both also exploring the benefits of learning communities for their students. Bovee has already participated in informal learning-community situations, where she and other faculty members who have many of the same students try to line up material that comes into play in both fields: if a biology teacher is teaching the scientific method, Bovee can do induction and deduction in argument that same week. "Learning communities are the metaphor for looking at the core competencies across our little silos," Bovee says. Joyner is planning to start a learning community with a history professor on the history of scientific enlightenment in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, looking at both the historical roles of Newton, Galileo, and their contemporaries, as well as the mathematics they used. "I want to show students that mathematics didn't come out of a vacuum—it came out of a need to demonstrate something in the natural life," Joyner explains. "I'm always interested in teaching math in context, because we learn best in context. Too often students see math as a bunch of discrete facts, when making connections is what gives it meaning."
In the coming years, Summers says Tidewater will continue to work on measuring and assessing the effectiveness of the core competencies, both for students and for faculty. Ultimately, DiCroce says, Tidewater hopes that its strong general education program will take students back to "the Aristotelian idea of an educated person. It's precisely the blurring of the lines between disciplines that takes us back to our educational roots."
Tidewater Community College President Deborah DiCroce is a member of the Virginia Leadership Council for AAC&U's LEAP Virginia Advocacy and Campus Action Initiative.
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Why Trump's woes are a blessing for EM debt
The Trump administration is being thwarted from advancing its agenda while global growth remains solid, says John Peta, head of emerging market debt at Old Mutual Global Investors
While the allies and adversaries of the US have been watching the unfolding drama in the White House with mixed emotions, the response of emerging-market debt investors has been rather more straightforward: joyful relief.
When Donald Trump ascended to the US presidency, the policy agenda on which he had campaigned posed a significant threat to the asset class.
By putting 'America first,' the new administration would adopt a more protectionist stance that could hurt those emerging market nations with which the US runs trade deficits, in particular Mexico. By splurging on infrastructure and slashing taxes, the administration could quicken domestic economic growth, spurring the US Federal Reserve (Fed) to raise rates at a brisk pace, stoking further strength in the dollar and raising the cost of capital globally.
Very little of this has come to pass. Distracted by various probes into contacts between his election campaign and Russia, and hamstrung by a dysfunctional White House and increasingly tense relations with the US legislature and judiciary, Trump has failed to chalk up any legislative achievements in his first six months in power.
The inability of the Republican-dominated Congress to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act, dubbed 'Obamacare,' has made the passage of game-changing tax reform appear increasingly unlikely. At the same time, tough talk from the administration on ditching pacts such as the North America Free Trade Agreement has been moderated, with renegotiation now more probable.
Although 'soft' economic data, based on surveys of businesses, improved sharply following the presidential election, as firms anticipated a bevy of supportive measures and stronger economic growth, 'hard' data did not match this rise, with GDP and inflation figures missing estimates.
In response, investors have downgraded their view of the Fed's rates outlook, with the monetary guardian now expected to tighten policy at a materially slower pace than was deemed probable at the start of this year. The central bank itself has repeatedly made clear that it is in no rush to raise rates, even as it gradually unwinds its US$4.5 trillion balance sheet.
Against this backdrop, it is little wonder that the dollar, whose value in part reflects investor sentiment towards the US economy, has reversed all of its post-election gains: the US dollar index is now flirting with levels last seen in early 2015.
Emerging market debt has flourished in this environment, in which the US experiences 'Goldilocks' growth – neither too hot, nor too cold – and the Trump administration is thwarted from carrying out its more damaging policies on trade.
BENIGN OUTLOOK
Should the gridlock in Washington continue, emerging market bonds are likely to notch up further gains into 2018, in our view. We see no reason why the White House should not carry on lurching from self-inflicted crisis to self-inflicted crisis with the current president in place, despite his appointment of a new chief of staff.
What is more, as the US backs away from its decades-old role of global leadership, other developed economies are taking steps to fill the void. Japan is seeking to revive the Trans Pacific Partnership trade accord, without the US, while leaders such as France's Emmanuel Macron, Germany's Angela Merkel and Canada's Justin Trudeau are asserting the broadly liberal values on which the world economy is based.
Such action suggests global growth may remain on track. Of course, in the event that Trump's woes intensify – the former reality TV star faces a not insignificant risk of impeachment – the equity market could stumble, hurting other risky assets such as emerging market bonds. Yet it is far from obvious that the world economy would ultimately suffer under this scenario: the evidence from previous such episodes in Washington is inconclusive.
In the meantime, investors in emerging market debt can bask in the warmth of the world economy, shielded from the Trump administration's plans by its own incompetence.
Emerging market equities: good times
14 Mar 2018 | By Nick Payne
Nick Payne looks at the reasons behind the profits recovery in emerging market equities and asks, 'is it sustainable?
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En un sistema operativo, marco de gestión de contenidos u otro programa, la  papelera o papelera de reciclaje es un área de almacenamiento donde se guardan archivos y carpetas previas a su eliminación definitiva de un medio de almacenamiento.

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La empresa Microsoft fue quien introdujo el concepto y el nombre de «papelera de reciclaje» y le dio su fama correspondiente. En el correo electrónico y Mac OS se le llama simplemente «papelera». Sirve para controlar la eliminación de los archivos de forma accidental o intencional, dando la posibilidad a los usuarios de este sistema de revisar su contenido antes de eliminarlo definitivamente; función que en versiones anteriores de Microsoft Windows Windows y en MS-DOS hacía el comando undelete siendo esta la única manera de recuperar los archivos borrados accidentalmente. Además de guardar los archivos en si, la Papelera de reciclaje almacena información de la fecha, hora y la ubicación donde estaban estos originalmente. El acceso a la Papelera de reciclaje es desde el Escritorio y una vez abierta se ve como cualquier ventana del explorador de Windows.

El icono de la Papelera de reciclaje indica si hay elementos alojados en ella o no. Si no hay archivos y carpetas, el icono es el de una papelera vacía, de otro modo, si la papelera tiene un archivo o carpeta (o más) en su interior, el icono es el de una papelera llena de papeles arrugados demostrando que hay "Basura tirada" y dispuesta a ser reciclada en caso de ser necesario.

Antes de Windows Vista, la Papelera de reciclaje almacenaba de manera predeterminada un 10% de la capacidad total del volumen de disco. Por ejemplo, en un disco duro con capacidad de 20 GB, la Papelera de reciclaje almacenará hasta 2 GB. Si esta llega al máximo de su capacidad, entonces los archivos con mayor antigüedad serán eliminados definitivamente para dar cabida a los nuevos; en el caso de que se intente eliminar un archivo más grande que la capacidad de la Papelera, entonces este será eliminado definitivamente sin ser previamente almacenado en esta. En versiones de Microsoft Windows Windows anteriores a Windows Vista, la Papelera de reciclaje tiene una extensión máxima de 3,99 GB, mientras que en la última versión del Microsoft Windows sistema operativo, el máximo es el 10% de la capacidad de la partición de disco (si este es de 40 GB o más), o bien de 4 GB más el 5% de la capacidad de la partición de disco, en caso de ser este inferior a 40 GB.

Características similares a la Papelera de reciclaje existen en otros sistemas operativos bajo otros nombres, así, por ejemplo, en Mac OS de Apple Inc. Apple y en varias Distribuciones Linux es llamada simplemente Papelera (Ya que la mención "Papelera de reciclaje" corresponde solo a Microsoft); siendo esta una característica que ha estado en Mac OS desde su primera versión. Se cree que fue inventada por la compañía Xerox PARC.

Directorio de almacenamiento real

El directorio real donde se almacenan los archivos que están en la Papelera de reciclaje varía de acuerdo al Sistema operativo o al sistema de archivos que tenga la partición. Así, en el sistema de archivos FAT (usado típicamente en sistemas Windows 9x), el directorio se ubica en X:\RECYCLED (siendo X una letra de la unidad cualquiera), mientras que en el sistema de archivos NTFS y en Windows NT/2000/XP esta se encuentra en X:\RECYCLER (siendo X una letra de la unidad cualquiera), con excepción de Windows Vista y Windows 7, en los cuales se guardan los archivos en el directorio X:\$Recycle.Bin.

Cuando se accede a la Papelera de reciclaje a través del Escritorio, esta muestra diferentes opciones e información que, accediendo con el Explorador de Windows al directorio real no son mostradas; además, si los archivos están guardados en un volumen con el sistema de archivos NTFS, un usuario no puede eliminar archivos en la Papelera de reciclaje de otro, esto porque dentro del directorio X:\RECYCLED o X:\$Recycle.Bin existe un subdirectorio propio para cada usuario del equipo. Cabe mencionar que este directorio presenta atributos de "oculto" y de "sistema", ya que esta carpeta es indispensable para el buen funcionamiento del sistema operativo.

Borrador de archivos

Los archivos son movidos a la Papelera de reciclaje de distintas maneras:

 Al hacer clic con el botón derecho del ratón sobre el archivo, y luego, en el menú, seleccionar la opción "Eliminar".
 Seleccionando el archivo y luego presionando el botón Supr (Suprimir).
 Seleccionando la opción Eliminar este archivo en el menú "Tareas de archivo y carpeta" en cualquier ventana del Explorador de Windows en Windows XP.
 Seleccionando el archivo y eligiendo la opción Borrar archivo en el menú Archivo del Explorador de Windows.
 Desde algún menú contextual de otra aplicación.
 Arrastrando y luego soltando el archivo en el icono de la Papelera de reciclaje.

Para borrar un archivo definitivamente sin que este pase antes por la Papelera de reciclaje, se debe presionar la tecla Mayús mientras se está borrando el archivo (por cualquiera de los métodos antes mencionados). En este caso el archivo eliminado ya no tiene la posibilidad de ser recuperado, por lo que es conveniente no hacer este tipo de eliminación a menos que uno esté completamente seguro de que al archivo que se quiere eliminar nunca más se lo va a necesitar.

Funcionamiento de la Papelera de reciclaje de Windows

Los archivos que están guardados en la Papelera de reciclaje (y por ende, en el directorio real) son renombrados como Dxy.ext, donde x es la letra de la unidad donde se encontraba este archivo (tales como "c", "d", etc.); y es un número, asignado de forma secuencial partiendo del cero; y ext. es la extensión original del archivo. Sin embargo, el nombre original es mostrado en la Papelera, esto porque se crea un archivo oculto sin extensión llamado "info2" ("info" en Windows 95) que almacena el nombre y la ubicación original, en el caso de que se quisiera recuperar el archivo eliminado (por medio del comando Restaurar este elemento).

Características conocidas
 La Papelera de reciclaje sólo almacena archivos borrados desde discos duros, no desde medios de almacenamiento extraíbles, tales como disquetes o pendrives, ni archivos de unidades de red ubicados en otro lugar. En estos casos, la eliminación de los archivos es permanente y "no se pueden" recuperar.

 Si la Papelera está algo llena en un disco duro de gran capacidad, es posible que la operación de borrado de archivos sea lenta; esto se puede arreglar vaciando la Papelera de reciclaje.

 El icono de Papelera de Reciclaje, en Windows, se puede eliminar accediendo a las directivas de grupo. Luego de la aparición de [Windows XP] se puede quitar desde propiedades.

 Si el icono de la Papelera de reciclaje ya no aparece en el escritorio de Windows XP, puede ser restaurado fácilmente al hacer clic derecho en el escritorio y escogiendo en el menú la opción "Personalizar"; luego, en la ventana del Panel de control que aparece, hacer clic en "Cambiar iconos del escritorio" en la columna izquierda.

Véase también
Borrado de archivos
 Drupal

Enlaces externos
 Cómo almacena archivos la Papelera de reciclaje
 La Papelera de reciclaje: una historia de robos y patentes

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Can I speed up the process of growing my voice by doing two workouts per day? If so, should I split them up, say one around 11 am, and the other 6 pm.?
Yes. You will progress much faster if you do more workout time. You could do it as one long workout with a short break in the middle, or two workouts would be fine if that works better for you.
Just be sure that you don't wear your voice out. If you build your stamina and take things steady-as-she-goes, you should be OK.
If your voice gets tired, you are pushing too hard. Stay just under that limit of how much singing is too much or too strong for you at the time.


On February 25, 1870, Hiram R. Revels of Mississippi was sworn in as the first black U.S. Senator.
Hiram Rhodes Revels was born to free parents in Fayetteville, North Carolina, on September 27, 1827. In an era when educating black children was illegal in North Carolina, Revels attended a school taught by a free black woman. Revels attended Knox College in Galesburg, Illinois, on a scholarship from 1855 to 1857. He was one of the few black men in the United States with at least some college education.
When the Civil War broke out in 1861, Revels helped recruit two black regiments from Maryland. In 1862, when black soldiers were permitted to fight, he served as the chaplain for a black regiment in campaigns in Vicksburg and Jackson, Mississippi.
Nevada Senator James Nye underlined the significance of this event: "[Jefferson Davis] went out to establish a government whose cornerstone should be the oppression and perpetual enslavement of a race because their skin differed in color from his, what a magnificent spectacle of retributive justice is witnessed here today! In the place of that defiant man, who marched out to trample under foot the Constitution and the laws of the country he had sworn to support, comes back one of that race whom he would have enslaved forever to take and occupy a seat upon this floor." On the afternoon of February 25, the Senate voted 48 to 8 to seat Revels, who subsequently received assignments to the Committee on Education and Labor and the Committee on the District of Columbia.
After the end of the Civil War, Radical Reconstruction was a period of transformation of the state and society of the Southern United States from 1863 to 1877.
At the time there were radical progressive members of the Republican Party. Their coalition came to power in nearly all the southern states and set out to transform the society by setting up a free labor economy, using the U.S. Army and the Freedmen's Bureau. The Bureau protected the legal rights of freedmen, negotiated labor contracts, and set up schools and even churches for them. Lucy Parsons, a working-class leader and spouse of one of the Haymarket martyrs, worked for the Freedmen's Bureau.
President Ulysses S. Grant supported Radical Reconstruction and enforced the protection of African Americans in the South through the use of the Force Acts passed by Congress. The Enforcement Acts were criminal codes that protected African Americans' right to vote, to hold office, to serve on juries, and receive equal protection of laws. The laws also allowed the federal government to intervene when states did not act.
Grant used the Force Acts to suppress the Ku Klux Klan. Founded by Confederate army veterans, Klan groups spread throughout the South as an insurgent movement targeting freedmen and their allies. It sought to restore white supremacy by threats and violence, including murder, against blacks and white Republicans.
Meanwhile Southern Democrats who were the right-wingers of the time strongly opposed African-American political power. They alleged "widespread corruption, excessive state spending and ruinous taxes." These Democrats who strongly opposed Reconstruction, regained control of the House of Representatives in 1874. The presidential electoral vote in 1876 was very close and confused, forcing Congress to make the final decision – Rutherford B. Hayes. The deployment of the U.S. Army was central to the survival of Radical Republican state governments; they collapsed when the Army was removed in 1877.
Reconstruction was a significant chapter in the history of civil rights in the United States; its destruction was a significant failure and setback for the country.
Photo: Hiram R. Revels. Wikimedia Commons.


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Braves Player Reviews: The Bullpen Carousel and its Misfits
At the end of the offseason, after signing Marcell Ozuna, it was apparent that the Braves were low on money. There was an obvious need in the bullpen, yet the Braves were collecting scrap-heaps in hopes of catching lightning in a bottle. One lone gamble really worked out, Jesse Chavez, but he doesn't make this list..thankfully. It's a moment in time that we as Braves fans would like to forget, but no less than 7 pitchers were given MLB contracts with a chance to pile up some relief innings and they failed miserably.
Nate Jones
Want to know what happens when you're carrying a decent ERA amidst some outings where you're giving up rockets left and right? Ask Nate Jones. Out of the gate, Nate was the first trial by Anthopoulos and that trial lasted a month. He pitched in 12 games and carried a 3.48 ERA and there was a lot of not good things going on:
10 walks, 1 HBP, and 8 hits including 3 HRs in 10.1 IP
4 earned runs, but 2 more unearned
8.72 FIP due to a .172 BABIP
4 of 8 inherited runners scored
Anthopoulos saw through the ERA and Nate was DFA'd on May 7th. The Dodgers ended up picking him up, obnoxiously thinking they could fix him…didn't work. This was the first of 2 relievers the Dodgers tried to fix and failed. That makes me happy.
Grant Dayton
It seems so long ago that Grant Dayton was on the hill for the Braves. Granted, until I started doing the research, I'd forgotten that he had appeared in 13 games with the Braves and was a bit of a reverse Nate as he had worse results (6.23 ERA), but better peripherals (4.40 ERA). At the end of the day, Dayton just cannot stay healthy. He's a pitcher that's always had swing and miss potential but just cannot stay on the diamond. He stayed on the IL for the rest of the year and recently elected free agency. An easy guy to root for and I hope to see him rebound wherever he lands.
Carl Edwards Jr.
What happens when you designate Nate Jones for assignment? You grab a Hardees biscuit and let it pitch 0.1 innings of disastrous baseball then send it packing. Does he get a ring? Of the ST invites, CEJ was the guy I was most excited about but I think injuries have sidelined his MLB time from here on out.
Ty Tice
Now we're just getting downright comical. The Braves DFA'd Carl Edwards Jr., the Blue Jays then signed him to a MILB contract. When they deemed him ready, they selected his contract and DFA'd Ty Tice, who was then claimed by the Braves. Tice pitched 1 inning for the Braves, didn't look particularly good, and was DFA'd and claimed by Arizona where he pitched horribly for their AAA club. Not sure what the Braves found enticing about this guy.
Shane Greene
Supposed to be the savior of the bullpen, Shane Greene almost destroyed it all. If he could do it all over again, I bet he'd have picked up that low ball $2-3MM deal in the 2021 offseason, had a normal spring training, and continued to pitch in the MLB. Now, he's going to have a hard time getting anything more than a ST invite before 2022. The Braves gave him a pretty large sample, but their hands were tied as he just couldn't get outs. After 19 appearances, he was carrying an 8.47 ERA and a 1.82 WHIP. He was DFA'd, picked up by the Dodgers and had a slightly better ERA with worse results. Dodgers went 0 for 2 on Braves afterthoughts and that's always good.
Jesse Biddle
I've always liked this dude, but if there's any bigger example of the widened gap between the MLB and AAA, point it out to me and I'll bow in your presence. 8.1 innings pitched, Biddle gave up 10 hits and 8 walks which equaled out to an 8.44 ERA. Mercy was called on May 17th and Biddle was DFA'd. He went unclaimed so we accepted his assignment to Gwinnett where he was lights out (2.65 ERA, 14.7 K/9, 4.3 BB/9). I still think there's a MLB pitcher and I hope he catches on somewhere.
Jay Flaa
When one of the worst teams in baseball designates a player for assignment, DON'T CLAIM HIM! The Orioles cut bait, Braves claimed said bait, and the results were bad. Do they not teach logic in schools these days? In 1.1 innings, Flaa was anything but Flaawless and he got gone quick. He went unclaimed, was outrighted to AAA and was still bad.
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28 thoughts on "Braves Player Reviews: The Bullpen Carousel and its Misfits"
blazon says:
Flaawless…
Dusty says:
Heading to a Domincan League game tonight and I think one of the teams is Ozuna's team. I'll report back.
Smitty says:
On September 8th Shane Greene gave up a run to the Cardinals in a game the Dodgers lost 5-4.
Prior to that, Nate Jones gave up three runs in a May 26th 5-2 loss to the Astros.
Those loses were a big reason the Dodgers were a wild card team and helped Dave Roberts tax his pitching staff.
Those guys are heroes!
I choose to believe that "Ty Tice" is a whimsical name for a ballplayer that you inserted into this piece to see if we were paying attention. He sounds like a country singer in a Hollywood movie or a player on a Nintendo baseball game from back before they got the rights from the Players Association to use the names of the players.
I refuse to consider the possibility that anyone of that name actually played baseball, and under no circumstances will I click the link to check.
4 – wait until you get a load of Lars Nootbaar.
Dusty, are you on vacation in the Dominican? That's awesome that you get to watch some good Dominican League baseball while you're there. Great timing.
Lars Nootbaar has the greatest name that anyone has ever been given. His parents should win an EGOT.
ububba says:
Greetings from Virginia Beach, Va., (and happy pre-Turkey Day to all)…
Jeez, what a lineup… woo, Shane Greene…
Anyone named Ty or Cy smacks of a 19th-Century birth.
Fave baseball name: the '70s platoon guy Alan Mitchell Edward George Patrick Henry Gallagher (aka "Dirty Al" Gallagher).
But my all-time favorite sports name remains the African Olympian hoopster, Anicet Lavodrama.
Hey crew. I've been doing some extra pieces over at SportsTalkATL if anyone wanted to take a look. We have a lot to say this offseason and frankly, the type of stuff I'm doing over there is more breaking news of which is covered very often here in the comments section which would seem unnecessary to write up. Here was a piece from yesterday.
https://www.sportstalkatl.com/could-this-marcell-ozuna-trade-be-a-successful-salary-dump-for-both-teams/
CindyJ says:
@32 So the Braves would take on Price's full 32M for next season?Not sure I like that idea. No one is even sure he can pitch as a starter now. I definitely want the Braves to rid themselves of Ozuna though.
JamesD84 says:
@8, my favorite sports name was from I believe the early 1980s when Memphis State (back before it dropped the "State") had a pretty good basketball player named Baskerville Holmes.
Happy Thanksgiving to all.
Another Ozuna idea.
https://www.sportstalkatl.com/braves-another-potential-marcell-ozuna-trade-that-could-work-involving-prospects/
Thought this tweet from Bill James, promoting his 2022 Handbook, was interesting.
"We count an Intentional Walk as a "Bomb", meaning that it blew up on the manager, if MULTIPLE runs are scored that inning after the IBB. Dave Martinez this year was hit by 11 bombs with 46 IBB . Brian Snitker had none, 0 for 34. Bill James Handbook 2022, page 496."
Pretty sure there was at least one of these in the postseason, as I think Matzek IBB'd the other Will Smith in NLCS game 2 and Jackson then Grybo'd two runners.
hounddog1962 says:
Favorite sports name, forever:
Biff Pocoroba
JonathanF says:
When the name comes around that's better than Wonderful Monds, I'll acknowledge it.
Game 5 of the World Series, as well. The intentional walk to Bregman and then Minter couldn't throw a strike to Maldonado because he was standing on the plate situation.
Happy Thanksgiving, everyone! This is the one day where comas are expected. Stuff yourselves with a smorgasbord of food, family, and friends. 1❤
"Do they not teach logic in schools these days?"
Happy Thanksgiving, my friends.
I am forever grateful for you.
Happy Thanksgiving to all! I'm grateful to all of you who make this a special place—and especially to Ryan for all you do to keep it going.
Bon appetit, ladies and gents!
May we be back to normal by this time next year (or sooner).
Move over Wonderful Monds.
https://www.baseball-reference.com/players/g/grosstu01.shtml
Happy Thanksgiving.
beege says:
I still have a Super Nintendo and play Ken Griffey Presents from time to time. The names on each team actually have a theme, it's a lot of fun to try to figure them out. For instance Baltimore's players are named after John Waters characters, Detroit is Motown artists, Dodgers and Mets are LA and NY punk luminaries. Some teams are random like horror movie actors and directors for the Rockies or superhero alter egos for the Brewers. Great game.
I'm thankful for you guys and a Braves World Series championship. Happy Thanksgiving, everyone.
@22: As fond as I am of Mr. Gross, Turkey was not his given name, which was Ewell. He is, however, a stalwart on the All-Edible team, along with Pickles Schlosser, Pie Traynor, Eddie Bacon, Bob Lemon, Jake Lamb, Seth Beer, Pretzels Getzien, String Bean Williams, Mark Hamburger and, of course, making due allowance for Spanish orthography, Pedro Borbon.
New thread.
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You can make your bouquets and buttonholes the day before the wedding, just keep stems long so you can leave them in water until the last possible moment.
Simply clip the stems the morning of the wedding and finish them off with ribbon, hessian or twine.
Keep a close eye on the level of the water source, flowers drink more than you think and keep flowers away from heat and sunlight, cool dark places are best.
Transporting flowers in water can be tricky.
Buttonholes and corsages can be bagged or stored in clear plastic boxed (sandwich containers) to keep moisture levels high.
The most important thing is not to grip the flowers too tightly.
First take some stronger stems that create the outline and overall shape of the bouquet, foliage is ideal for this, giving your bouquet that 'garden gathered' look.
To save your hand from aching you can either create a natural armature or a chicken wire egg. Plastic options reusable versions are now also becoming available.
Other methods include rubber bands or using floral tape to hold stems together.
This makes the bouquet a lot easier to hold and keeps the stems from falling out.
We always finish off with some 'air' or 'floating' flowers, such as sweet pea, clematis, cosmos or the aptly names Guara 'The Bride'!
These flowers catch the breeze and dance!
Its such a surprise to come back and find your flowers look even better after a rest, it gets me everytime!
Just before the ceremony lift your flowers out of water, using a thick cotton bathroom towel, dry the stems well before clipping down the long stems.
Cut the stems a bit shorter than you would initially think.
The bouquet will then naturally tip forward in your hands giving the most flattering angle to the camera.
You want the full face of the flowers in your photographs as well as keeping your gown clean and the stems not poking out.
We have a a huge selection of ribbon sample for you to try on your bouquet.
If you are not careful Buttonholes (boutonnieres) can be a little top heavy and may shift out of position.
You can help them lay correctly by using light, delicate ingredients such as cornflowers, nigella, strawflowers and something with a strong spine such as roses, rosemary and small ball dahlias.
Make sure your stems are long enough 6 cm will give them balance and using 2 pins per buttonhole, or even a corsage clips!
Making sure people pick up the right flowers!
You will have probably gone to extra trouble on the grooms buttonhole and certainly the brides bouquet!
So save mix ups and disappearing flowers by attaching a label or tag to each item.
This can really help when allocating flowers to the corrected members of the wedding party. Labels can be written up ahead of time. Find out who has the most beautiful handwrighting and supply them with a list of names and a calligraphy pen!
By far and away our most popular request is flowers for bottles and Jam Jars.
This is a brilliant solution for so many people because it cancels out the need of 'Vase and Prop hire'.
Even the most simple jar can cost £3-5 and some vases can start at £45 each! That's just a 3 day hire.
Collecting your own bottles and jam jars can be so much fun and something everyone can help with.
We've been collecting for a while and some of our favorites include, Branston Pickle and Sharwoods Mango Chutney jars, who knew they could be so lovely once the labels are washed off?
Guests can take home all the flowers as Wedding favours meaning that you don't have to pay for your flowers to be cleared down at the end of the evening.
Yes if you don't tidy them up you will be charged for someone else to!
Set up and Clear down can add a whopping 40% on the total costs of your Wedding Flowers!
Yes we absolutely do have a list, it's on the blog and it's called 'The Dahlia Hall of Fame' all my favourites are on there!


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