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cd21419 necesitaba un nuevo diseño de página web y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 49 diseños de 15 diseñadores freelance.
Child Humor
Childhumor.com is a content website about all the funny and silly things kids (and sometime parents) do. We love kids and all the funny things they say and do.
The site will be a blog style site where parents can share pictures, stories and videos about the funny things their kids do and say.
Our primary audience is stay-at-home moms with kids between the ages of 0-11. These moms love to read new gossip about celebraties on People.com, find a new recipe or craft idea on MarthStewart.com and check out the new happenings on Oprah.com.
They also have a recent addiction to Daily Deal websites relating to moms and kids. These websites include http://mamabargains.com/ and http://babysteals.com/.
Please review ALL attachments before starting design. We would prefer you use the content attached in CONTENT_TO_USE.doc document in your designs.
Site Width: 960PX (Not including background)
You can use any of the logos in the attached file (ChildHumor_Logo_colorSchemes). You pick which one you want to work with!
-Things Kids Say
-Refrigerator Art
-Contests ***This is a very important category and should be highlighted
This is a blog style site where stories are listed in chronological order as they are submitted (see example in attached design brief and mock_up). Each post should have the following :
-Category (ex. Videos, Things Kids Say)
-Facebook Like Button
-Tweet Button
-Email Button
-Thumbs Up and Down
Add slots:
Top Banner 728 x 90
Right Side Banner 300 x 250
Left Side banner (Optional) 120 x 600
Promotional text referencing to:
-Follow us on Facebook
-Visit the ChildHumor Blog
-Follow us on Twitter
Please use 3 posts in your design (see attached CONTENT_TO_USE.doc)
This will be the design for the home page. Please read all attached documents before proceeding with designs
Attached is the child_humor_mock_up.pdf. This was a design we had done that we are not completely happy with.
Don't Like:
-Not sure about the color scheme. You make want to chose different colors based on the childhumor_logo_colorSchemes (1).pdf.
-Not sure about the ad space on the left. May want the content to be flush with the left side on the content area.
-The "Connect" box in the top right is taking up too much real estate on the page
-The navigation bar is too thick
-Not sure we like the font used, and don't like the lowercase in the navigation
-We want the "Contests" to be highlighted more in the navigation
-The back ground is clever using part of our logo
-All the buttons (facebook, twitter, child humor blog, up and down buttons) are designed well
-Placement of the Upload Button
-The bottom site link area of the page
See attached Child Humor Design Brief


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I thought i'd be bold and just outright contact Disney cruise line and ask if there was any way I could purchase a band without a booking. Their reply was this:
Hello, XXXXXXXX:
Thank you so much for your e-mail, as well as your extremely kind
patience with us.
I am so sorry for any disappointment and I genuinely wish I had better
news. Unfortunately, the merchandise items sold onboard our cruise ships
or at Disney Castaway Cay are not permitted by U.S. Customs to be
imported for sale within the United States. We are not even permitted to
offload complimentary merchandise to ship as goodwill gestures. I am so
sorry for any disappointment this causes.
However, we have a few select DCL merchandise items through the Shop
Disney Parks app available (for Andriod and iOS) and here:
http://www.disneystore.com/mn/1006101/? ... Online0001
Again, I am so sorry for any disappointment this may cause and
appreciate your understanding.
Executive Guest Correspondent
Disney Cruise Line


text: I've just read another OS6 article that loves the Universal Search functionality. Can someone please explain why this is useful? I mean, do I really want all songs on my phone with the name Donna in them to come up with I'm looking for my friend Donna's phone number? I mean, I probably know what type of thing I'm looking for before I go searching, and when I do, I'd only want to see things matching that type. I don't see the benefit.


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Janelle Hail, a 30-year breast cancer survivor, is the Founder & CEO of the National Breast Cancer Foundation, Inc. (NBCF), one of the most highly recognized and respected breast cancer charities in the world. Charity Navigator, America's premier charity evaluator, ranks NBCF in the top three percent of charities in America with their highest 4-star rating for seven consecutive years.
In 1980, at the age of 34, Janelle was diagnosed with breast cancer and underwent a mastectomy. She survived the life threatening disease as a result of early detection. Her diagnosis and survival ignited a passion in her to devote her life to educate women about early detection and to provide free mammograms for women who could not afford them.
Eleven years later, Janelle turned her personal tragedy into a triumph. She founded NBCF in 1991 with a dream in her heart to provide women with resources to help them live long, productive lives. Through her leadership, NBCF has received numerous honors and is considered the voice of hope in the breast cancer community.
As an award-winning writer and professional speaker, Janelle has traveled across the U.S. and around the world inspiring women with her message of hope and NBCF's mission to save lives through early detection and to provide mammograms for those in need. This mission includes increasing awareness through education, providing diagnostic breast care services for those in need, and providing nurturing support services.
In 2010, Janelle was invited to serve as a founding board member of the prestigious, World Innovative Networking (WIN). Through the collaborative efforts of the finest doctors, scientists, and researchers in the world, WIN's mission is to accelerate integration of ground-breaking personalized cancer medicine discoveries into practice and to significantly improve clinical outcome and quality of life. Janelle also serves as a member of WIN's Steering Committee, which is chaired by Dr. John Mendelsohn, President of The University of Texas M. D. Anderson Cancer Center, #1 Cancer Hospital in America.
Janelle has been honored with numerous awards for her philanthropic efforts with NBCF, including, the prestigious Texas Living Legend Award, Cleveland Clinic's Tour of Hope Award, White Memorial Medical Center's Foundation of the Year, War on Cancer Champion, University of Kentucky Fellow, and the Brother Bonaventure Philanthropy Award. Janelle received special recognition by The University of Texas M. D. Anderson Cancer Center for her outstanding leadership, dedication, and generous support of breast cancer research. Janelle has also received honorary proclamations from New York City, NY and Los Angeles, CA and The Recognition Award from the California State Senate.
Janelle's gentle heart, mixed with her entrepreneurial leadership, places her on the cutting edge of her industry. She provides advice and helpful information, as well as hope to assist individuals touched by breast cancer regain some control and lead a fulfilling life. Janelle gives back the gift of life through sharing the importance of early detection, providing education awareness of breast cancer and funding for free screenings to low-income and underserved women.
Janelle has been married to her husband, Neal, for more than 40 years. They have three sons and five grandchildren.
"Breast cancer affects one out of every eight women in their lifetime."spread the word


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Getting excited for the opening ceremony of the 2016 Rio Olympics on Friday, the USA Swim Team posted a carpool karaoke video of the team rocking out to a mashup of songs.
The video is reminiscent of the 2012 music video of the USA Swim Team singing and dancing to Carly Rae Jepsen's "Call Me Maybe" en route to London.
Four years later, it seems Missy Franklin has had enough of Jepsen's pop anthem, and she's quick to change the station when the song comes on.
The goofy video features the team singing to a variety of songs, sometimes wearing crab suits and holding up an American flag. At one point Ryan Lochte pulls over to get food.
Every team member was featured in the video except for Olympic newcomers Blake Pieroni and Clark Smith.


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Our classic Hayes Low Chair is back in stock with even more colours to choose from. These statement chairs never last long and now with a whole range to match we know these will go fast!
Measures: 70cm (H) x 79cm (D) x 64.5cm (W)
Seat Height: 40cm (H)
Hayes Low Chair - Black
KOKO Classics has a strict returns policy where we do not give a refund for change of mind, we do however offer a credit note or exchange for another item. Under Consumer Guarantees act we will give a refund if the product is faulty and we cannot repair or replace the item.
A large number of our items are factory aged and are an industrial style or vintage look, so there may be minor imperfections in furniture or the finishing. This adds to the charm and look of your special piece.
MH & BE Frizzell T/A KOKO Classics and/or its authorized agents ("KOKO Classics" or "we" or "us" or "our") provides this warranty ("Warranty") for its products that have been purchased in New Zealand. This Warranty is subject to The New Zealand Consumer Guarantees Act (CGA)
The benefits provided in this Warranty are in addition to other rights and remedies of a consumer under the New Zealand Consumer, and any other laws in relation to the products to which this Warranty relates.
The full KOKO Classics New Zealand Warranty is set out below:
KOKO Classics provides this warranty for its products that have been purchased in New Zealand. This Warranty is subject to the Consumer Law. The Warranty period commences from the date of sale:
3 years for frames for sofas, ottomans and armchairs for manufacturing defects and workmanship
2 years for fabric, leather and foam for manufacturing defects and workmanship (including upholstery furniture coverings, foam, finishing (stitching, glue, nails, tacks)
1 year for furniture and homewares and any other product which KOKO Classics identifies in writing as attaching this warranty, for manufacturing defects and workmanship.
This Warranty covers the replacement or repair of any product that has a manufacturing or material defect that is not the result of normal wear and tear, or a natural characteristic of the material used. This Warranty is not transferable and does not cover products used for commercial purposes.
Where KOKO Classics Warranty does not apply
This Warranty does not apply to any products sold as Outlet, Seconds, or Used Floorstock (demo), repaired products or products that have a defect where this has been drawn to the customer's attention before purchasing the products.
In addition, this Warranty will not apply if:
Repairs to a product are made or attempted by a service provider other than one approved by KOKO.
The product has not been used or maintained in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions as provided with the product.
The customer uses the product in an abnormal manner for example if the product is abused, misused, dropped, crushed, impacted with any hard surface, exposed to extreme heat (including fire) or cold, not maintained properly or used after partial failure.
Fading of the leather or fabric if used in an area exposed to the Sun due to NZ's harsh UV rays.
The product has been modified, incorrectly adjusted or operated, subjected to incorrect electrical supply or inconsistent electrical supply or used with inappropriate accessories.
The product is tampered with in any way.
The product's serial number, as applied by the manufacturer, has been altered or removed from the product.
Does not cover products that are used in a commercial environment.
Furniture items are available for purchase online, and the delivery cost will be calculated based on the item and where it is to be delivered.
Koko Classics significantly subsidies the cost of delivery to ensure that you receive the best possible
delivery price to your door, anywhere in New Zealand.
Koko Classic offers flatrate regional shipping New Zealand wide.
Please note: items that are currently out of stock can generally be ordered in or new shipments may be arriving.
We offer a stress free delivery service Nationwide
KOKO Classics has its own Auckland delivery drivers and can guarantee delivery days and times however out of town deliveries we cannot.
The customer's details will be passed onto the freight company when booked and a consignment note and phone number or a tracking link will be sent to the customers email address.
Delivery Times
We aim to dispatch same day for smaller items and day after for furniture pieces, or if orders are placed over the weekend items will be dispatched as soon as possible the following week.
Items sent with Furniture Movers can be 5-10 working days (North Island) or 5-15 working days (South Island). These times are from day of collection from our warehouse, not from when the purchase is made, as Furniture Freight companies may not always collect from us on day of booking.
Please note we have no control how Furniture Freight companies arrange their deliveries so furniture may arrive sooner or later than promised due to delivery runs in areas. We provide the freight companies with all contact details and it is up to them to arrange contact with the customer
Items couriered or that are able to be sent with Fliways will be 2-5 working days Nationwide.
KOKO Classics HQ : 09 296 5804
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
International Delivery
We are happy to ship certain items overseas. Please contact us at firstname.lastname@example.com for a quote before placing an order.
International customers will be responsible for paying any duties or taxes relevant to their country of residence.
Gift Vouchers
There is no delivery or postage charged for gift vouchers purchased.


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The Minty Fresh Blanket is staying on the tracks this time:
A close up:
With three dogs, I must have about 20 dog toys. Wouldn't you think that's enough to go around?
Apparently, it's not, and some dogs feel the need to sleep with them:
Here's a picture of one of my favorite past times:
I'm tickling Kishka's paws while she sleeps.
It drives her crazy.


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Preheat the oven to 400°. Line a baking sheet with parchment. In a large bowl, mix the first eleven ingredients. In a measuring cup, mix the Edensoy, vinegar, maple syrup, oil and apple sauce and let sit for 5 minutes. Stir the wet ingredients into the dry, just until moistened, forming a dough. Turn the dough out onto a floured board. Dust hands with flour and roll or pat dough into a flat disk about 1/2 inch thick. Cut into 8 or more triangular wedges and transfer to the baking sheet and brush the tops with olive oil. Bake until golden, about 20 minutes. Serve warm with Eden Apple Butter, Apple Cherry Butter, Cherry Butter and any Eden Tea.
Per serving - 232 calories, 6 g fat (23% calories from fat), 6 g protein, 42 g carbohydrate, 5 g fiber, 0 mg cholesterol, 454 mg sodium


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Granted, the spectacular views of Lake Michigan and the Hancock Building from Drumbar's beautiful rooftop terrace may have been a major draw this summer.
If our sneak preview of the fall menu is any indication, Drumbar's warm interior is more than matched by innovative mixology with the fall season in mind.
The only mistake you can make is to walk in the door with a closed mind unwilling to sample the creative cocktails that Drumbar's mixologists innovate.
Think cinnamon, smoked agave, mixtures of sherries, soothing egg whites, chocolate bitters and then some.
These are the types of ingredients that Drumbar's Chief Mixologist Alex Renshaw is using to take those first chills of autumn air out of the equation.
They will work for the TGIF after work Gold Coast regulars as well as for the trendier set that arrives after nine PM and stays until 2 or 3 AM or so on weekends to groove to a DJ. One warning is to keep in mind that each of these drinks, no matter how smooth, comes with a wallop of two to three ounces of alcohol. Keep your water glass nearby.
Alex and his crew seem very good-natured with that talent for giving service without crowding that people person standouts come by so naturally.
Alex says the team always tries to keep the focus on you, the customer, reportedly only losing that orientation when the crowd is wall-to-wall and speed trumps chat.
You may be able to tell that Alex was once an aspiring Improv artist by the fey names he gives to his creations like "Primal Fear", "Yesterday's Gone", or "Back to the Future".
Given his gentle manner, these poking fun names are particularly endearing.
This is a before or after dinner spot for sure, as there are currently no food items on the menu, though small plate items are planned for the future.
If you are meeting someone from match.com or e-harmony Alex says he will be able to spot you and stay away when that first meet sizzles or tactfully step in to spark some conversations to help smooth over awkward moments.
You'll see tourists at the bar as well, from the Raffaello Hotel below and other Gold Coast five star hotels.
You can visit Drumbar at 201 East Delaware, Chicago:
Monday – Wednesday 5 PM – 12 AM
Thursday, Friday 5 PM – 2 AM
Saturday- 2 PM – 3 AM
Sunday 2 PM - close
Much of the traffic at this 1 ½ year-old spot is from private parties. The décor is very inviting for such. You can make arrangements for your party by calling 312 933 4805 or visiting the Drumbar website.
Photos of drinks and bartenders in action: Peter Kachergis
All other photos courtesy of Drumbar
Published on Sep 19, 2013


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John Hennessey has already challenged Bugatti to a duel with his animalistic 1,226 hp Cadillac CTS-V coupé. Now he's testing the limited run cars on at Ellington Field in Houston, Texas.
It's an appropriate location considering that this car's twin turbo 7-liter V8 is as powerful as a lot of jet engines.
Hennessey will only build 12 VR1200 Cadillacs, although he'll offer a VR1200 upgrade kit for those who think they can handle the heart-stopping power in a normal CTS-V. The specs say that the car pictured in this video screams from 0 to 60 in 2.9 seconds, turning in a quarter mile time of 10.2 seconds.
And listen to that exhaust note! If that doesn't give you goose bumps, you aren't really alive.


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Montco Offshore
A family-owned and operated business since 1947 who`s commitment is to provide the best service in the lifboats while maintaining the highest standards of safety and readiness.
- 877-666-6826
- www.Montco.com
- 985-475-6795
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1300 North Bayou Drive
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Maritime News
LADAR: Laser Sensor Technology for the Maritime Industry
Research scientist and entrepreneur Sverre Dokken believes laser-based remote sensing has big potential in the maritime domain. But what is LADAR, who's it for and what are the key benefits?"Our mission is to be the world leader in innovative maritime sensor products that enhance the safety and security of shipping and all manner of offshore activity," says Ladar Ltd (LDR) principal Sverre Dokken.In the sensor vanguardEssentially a laser-based navigational aid, LADAR (Laser Detection and Ranging) combines long-distance object detection with high-accuracy measurement, giving users a full 2D/3D/4D (3D plus time) perspective for optimal maritime awareness.
Pacific International Lines Secures Debt Deal
Singapore-based container ship operator Pacific International Lines Pte (PIL) has agreed with most of its financial lenders to defer debt payments and is in talks with a unit of Singapore state investor Temasek Holdings for a potential investment.PIL said in a statement on Tuesday that it had made significant progress in cutting asset costs due to the challenges the sector has been facing but the coronavirus pandemic had made matters worse over the past month."Due to the situation, the company had commenced discussions with 15 of its financial lenders with a view to concluding a formal agreement concerning a debt-reprofiling plan with these stakeholders," the privately held firm said.
Pangaea Takes Top Spot in Dry Bulk Benchmark Study
For the second year straight, US-based Pangaea Logistics ranks highest among dry bulk owners based on Time Charter Earnings (TCE), according to a recent market benchmarking report.Notably, the Rhode Island-headquartered shipowner's 53.7% TCE performance is well above Hong Kong's Pacific Basin Shipping Ltd. (24.3%) and Thailand's Thoresen Thai Agencies (23.5%) in second and third place respectively.The Vesselindex Performance Report by Danish maritime advisors Liengaard & Roschmann measures the TCE performance of 25 individual companies in relation to the earning potential of their respective fleets
Migrants Stuck on Cargo Ship Debark in Libya
At least 90 migrants who were returned to Libya after being rescued at sea while attempting to cross the Mediterranean to Europe were disembarking in Misrata on Wednesday after spending two nights on board, the U.N. migration agency said.The migrants were rescued by a commercial ship flying under a Portuguese flag and were taken back to Libya, which is not regarded as a safe port, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) Libya chief Federico Soda said.Italy, one of the main destinations for migrants departing from Libya, last month declared its ports unsafe for migrants because of the coronavirus outbreak there.
Nakilat Transitions LNG Carrier to In-house Management
Qatari shipping company Nakilat said it has assumed full ship management and operations of Q-Flex liquefied natural gas (LNG) carrier Al Kharaitiyat from Shell Trading and Shipping Company Limited with effect from Wednesday, as part of the second phase of its planned fleet management transition program.With a cargo carrying capacity of 216,300 cubic meters, Al Kharaitiyat is wholly-owned by Nakilat and chartered by Qatargas. The vessel was built in South Korea by Hyundai Heavy Industries, delivered in June 2009 and has been in service ever since.Al Kharaitiyat is the second vessel that will come under the management of Nakilat Shipping Qatar Ltd.


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The HPI-Stanford Design Thinking Research Program strives to apply rigorous academic methods to understand how and why Design Thinking innovation works and fails.
The Design Thinking Community are current participants and alumni of the program. At regular workshops project teams present findings of their ongoing research.
Multidisciplinary research teams from Stanford University and HPI work on diverse topics concerned with Design Thinking, its process, method, interaction patterns and tools in order to investigate the phenomena of innovation.
All research findings are published in the volume "Understanding Innovation" as well as in various papers and articles.
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Snoop Dogg on Martha Stewart! [Full 16 Min]
Snoop Dogg's famous "Cognac Mashed Potatoes?". (-: You know you are faded when you try to add Cognac to mashed potatoes.
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Celtic Fiddling Camp
The Old Avoca Schoolhouse in Avoca, Nebraska will be hosting a special "Schoolhouse Celtic Fiddling Camp", for fiddlers, violists, mandolinists, guitarists, and ukulele players. Music from Ireland, Scotland, and Wales will be featured. The sessions will be led by championship fiddler and author, Deborah Greenblatt.
The camp will be on Wednesday, March 15 - Friday, March 17, from 9 AM to 12 Noon. Musicians can sign up for 1 day, or 2 days, or all 3 days.
On Wednesday, participants will be mostly reading tunes, using sheet music in standard notation. We'll be learning melodies, harmonies, and chords. You will be improving your sight reading, and experiencing fiddling fun.
On Thursday, we will be mostly playing tunes by ear, so feel free to bring your recording gadgets. Sheet music versions of the tunes will be provided for you by the end of the day, just in case your ears need the help.
On Friday, we will be mostly jamming, modulating, singing, dancing, experimenting, sharing, and playing fiddle related instruments.
One day: $60.00
Two days: $110.00 ($55 per day)
Three days: $150.00 fee for 3 days. ($50 per day)
For more information, and to register: http://www.greenblattandseay.com/schoolhouse_fiddle_camp.shtml
Irish Music Concert in Avoca, Nebraska
Greenblatt & Seay's Schoolhouse Performance Series features a concert of Irish music on Sunday, March 12, at 2:30 PM, in the Old Avoca, Nebraska Schoolhouse. Greenblatt & Seay & Friends will be singing and playing a variety of instruments, including fiddle, pennywhistle, folk harp, guitar, hammered dulcimer, and recorders. Traditional Irish tunes will be featured, along with some Greenblatt & Seay originals inspired by the great Irish traditions.
Greenblatt & Seay have been playing and singing together since the night they met, decades ago. Their performance on March 12 will include the championship fiddling styles of Deborah Greenblatt, and the fancy whistle-playing of David Seay.
The concert will be downstairs, and followed by light refreshments, and a chance to chat and even jam with the performers. Avoca is in southern Cass County, Nebraska, on the 13 C Spur, one mile south of Highway 34.
The historic Old Avoca Schoolhouse was built in 1925, and has been the home of the Schoolhouse Performance Series since 1990. Music lessons, workshops, fiddle camps, and field trips are offered by Schoolhouse residents, Greenblatt & Seay, and are available by appointment.
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Kdaniel necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 192 diseños de 52 diseñadores freelance.
Rapid Equity Ventures but we go by the name REV
: This first project is for a logo. In the very near future, once we better understand how 99designs works, we will also need a website, business cards and stationary. We will also need the same services for all of the companies that we start up. So more than just a logo we are looking for a designer we can build a long term relationship with.
We are a newly formed holding company that will be starting new companies from scratch and maybe buying some small companies that we feel have strong potential. More than investors, we are advisors that plan to spend the bulk of our time helping these young businesses grow and prosper. These companies will range from light manufacturing to call centers and will mostly be located in small midwestern US towns.
Entrepreneurs, small business owners, people with strong values that have the ability to attract others to their good ideas. Likely age range would be anywhere from 18 to 80.
Words that come to mind for our preferred logo are: CLEAN, SIMPLE, Smart, Risky, Energetic.
One of our original concepts was a simple line sloping upward from left to right signifying that we will REV up your business.
Another concept that may be very hard to integrate into a professional looking logo is that of a bus. A quote we may eventually place on back of our business cards once we get to that point is by Jim Collins and it says
"If we get the right people on the bus, the right people in the right seats, and the wrong people off the bus, then we'll figure out how to take it someplace great."
So the picture I included is an upward sloping bus, but not sure how you could work with this concept without making it cheesy or cartoonish or so long that it would be awkward on a page or card. Maybe something more abstract?
Last word of advice – feel free to ignore everything I just said and provide something completely unique – We really are open minded.
FYI, favorite colors are blue and or green, but not set in stone. Least favorite colors due to how poorly they project are yellow and red.
We'll need the usual print and web file formats as deliverables from this exercise: CMYK image in EPS/AI format; layered RGB file in Photoshop PSD PNG format; JPEG version as well.
Descubre cómo funciona un concurso de diseño u obtén más información sobre nuestros servicios de diseño de logo.


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Graham, Comstock, and the Chief Justice
F1@1F has from its inception been animated by my hypothesis that the Roberts Court's docket and decisions have been shaped the Chief Justice's sensitivity to the Court's surrounding political climate. As such, Citizens United represented less an act of war against the Democratic-controlled White House and Congress, and more a picked battle strategically placed to cause minimal institutional harm to a conservative Court with diminished political capital. Now that oral arguments are over and the politically salient cases are finally being decided, F1@1F will focus more fully on whether this term's opinions support or disprove the hypothesis.
Last week's opinions in Graham v. Florida and United States v. Comstock found Chief Justice Roberts unexpectedly siding with the Court's liberal wing on ideologically divisive questions of law and politics.
In Graham, six members of the Court voted to vacate a juvenile's sentence of life without parole for a non-homicide crime. Justice Kennedy's five-member majority opinion, joined by the Court's liberal bloc, declared that all such sentences categorically violate the Eighth Amendment.
Concurring in the judgment, Chief Justice Roberts hedged with an as-applied analysis rather than categorically endorse Kennedy's expansive Eighth Amendment jurisprudence. Yet Roberts also refused to sign onto Thomas's categorical denial of relief, despite his joining the dissent in Kennedy v. Louisiana, which outlawed the death penalty for child rape.
In a way, the Chief's vote seems to recognize the public ambivalence towards life without parole (LWOP) for juveniles convicted of non-homicide crimes. As he saw it, people are either confortable enough in theory with the laws as written that allow LWOP, but are loath in practice to trust trial judges to fairly wield such awesome power; or they are uncomfortable in theory with LWOP for juveniles, but wish the death penalty still applied when confronted with particularly heinous crimes committed by almost-adults. It was for the latter type who, like the majority, reject even the theory of LWOP for juveniles, that Roberts juxtaposed Graham, who received LWOP for armed robbery with assault or battery, with a 17-year-old who "beat and raped an 8-year-old girl before leaving her to die under 197 pounds of rock in a recycling bin in a remote landfill" and two juveniles "who together with their friends gang-raped a woman and forced her to perform oral sex on her 12-year-old son."
Judging by his Graham concurrence and his joining the Kennedy dissent, Roberts's own Eighth Amendment jurisprudence is more pragmatic and politically responsive than that of his eight colleagues. In undertaking a proportionality analysis, Roberts's views are apparently guided by the shock of the crime rather than the severity of the punishment. Particular punishments are never categorically beyond the pale; only certain crimes are.
In Comstock, Roberts joined Justice Breyer's opinion without any hedging whatsoever, thereby restoring a seemingly more expansive view of Congress's Article I power than the Rehnquist Court would have allowed, at least before Raich. He could have joined Kennedy's or Alito's narrower concurrences in the judgment and thwarted a majority. Instead, he gave a fifth vote to a mode of reasoning that may dim the hopes of those challenging the Affordable Care Act.
The Chief Justice may have felt compelled to join Breyer's opinion, which also included the rest of the liberal bloc, so to secure for the parties and future litigants a clear holding. I have difficulty believing that if the votes at conference were the same as they were at decision–7-2 to uphold as within Congress's power a federal statute allowing for the civil commitment of sex offenders after their federal prison sentences have ended–the Chief would have delegated the majority opinion to Justice Breyer. This case had serious federalism implications, after all, and Breyer's penchant for multi-factor balancing tests and general hostility to narrower readings of Congress's Article I powers promised an opinion that would not sit well with the Court's conservatives.
Two scenarios, then, come to mind. Roberts may have originally been with Thomas and Scalia in dissent, believing that Congress's legislative powers go no further than those specifically enumerated in Article I of the Constitution. Justice Stevens, as the senior justice in the majority, could have assigned the opinion to Breyer as a reward for Breyer's fever-pitch dissent in Lopez protesting the start of the Rehnquist Court's ultimately incomplete federalism revolution. When Breyer's opinion failed to attract five votes, Roberts may have switched his own, finding the opinion's mushy language eminently manipulable to more conservative results in more important future cases.
The same pattern holds for a second scenario in which Roberts, unable to countenance freed sex offenders for the sake of federalism principles, may have voted at conference with Kennedy or, more likely, Alito. If the conference counted the votes based on reasoning rather than results, then Stevens still would have been the assigning justice.
Of course, Roberts may have simply agreed from the start with Breyer and the liberals. But even if such a thought was ideologically plausible prior to the announcement of Comstock, it just doesn't make strategic sense for the Chief to entrust the opinion to Breyer. However, if the Chief was in the majority and did assign the opinion to Breyer, it could have been to send a message to those hoping the Court will strike down Obamacare: abandon all hope ye who enter here, for the Roberts Court will not cross the Roosevelt Rubicon.
Together, Graham and Comstock reveal a Chief Justice acutely aware of the country's political climate and unwilling to sacrifice the Court's institutional legitimacy for across-the-board conservative gain. There remain a handful of major cases yet to be decided, however, that could reveal a Chief Justice ready to gamble what remains of his Court's post-Citizens United political capital on a few more battles.
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Do you feel McDonald is 'politically salient'? I'd like to think not…that self-defense, in the home at least, enjoys generally bipartisan support.
McDonald is politically salient, if only because gun rights, regardless of whatever support they may or may not have in the population at large, are strongly perceived as a political issue between the Dem. & Repub. parties (though one the former has been trying to quietly back away from, perhaps because of changing attitudes towards gun rights).
Anyhow, Mike, this is a pretty strong reading of the past few decisions, and I think you're pretty much right. What I found interesting, however, is that your reading of Roberts then comes very very close to reading her as jurisprudentially similar to O'Connor, or at least much more so than many (myself included) would have suspected up to now. Roberts's position, as you describe it, between Graham & Kennedy (hewing close to what is almost certainly the mixed public mood, divined intuitively) is certainly O'Connor-esque. What do you think? I think you could get an interesting take on this for ABAblog if you agree; and maybe even if you disagree.
[…] F1@1F in May, post-Comstock: Of course, Roberts may have simply agreed from the start with Breyer and the liberals. But even if such a thought was ideologically plausible prior to the announcement of Comstock, it just doesn't make strategic sense for the Chief to entrust the opinion to Breyer. However, if the Chief was in the majority and did assign the opinion to Breyer, it could have been to send a message to those hoping the Court will strike down Obamacare: abandon all hope ye who enter here, for the Roberts Court will not cross the Roosevelt Rubicon. […]


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A man was found dead inside a tent Wednesday about a half mile up a hill behind the Tech Center, west of downtown Durango.
The man's identity was not released Wednesday evening pending notification of next of kin. He was described as a "middle-aged" man who lives in La Plata County.
Authorities learned of the deceased man at 12:37 p.m. from a hiker who saw two feet sticking out of a tent, said La Plata County Sheriff's Office spokesman Dan Bender.
The tent was located just outside city limits, he said.
He appears to be a homeless resident, said La Plata County Coroner Jann Smith.
The Sheriff's Office was conducting a routine death investigation. There were no immediate signs of foul play, he said.
Members of La Plata County Search and Rescue were working to remove the man's body Wednesday evening.
Another homeless man was found dead Tuesday between a home and a garage in the east 500 block of Fifth Street in Durango, Smith said. His name also was not being released pending notification of next of kin. No foul play is suspected.


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You will all have to excuse my lack of blogging and/or recipes this week. I have been struggling to keep up with day to day life with this virus. While I hesitate to say it, I think that now, after 7 days, I have finally turned the corner & my chest no longer feels as if someone is sitting on it. I hope I don't jinx myself.
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Heidi, it was so great to meet you! Thank you so much for the bottle of wine & green salsa. One of these days I will be able to drink that wine. Must stop taking cold medicine first. 😉 Please let me know the next time you will be in town. Maybe I can make you dinner! 🙂
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NASCAR champion Dale Jarrett headlined the 25 nominees announced Wednesday for next year's Hall of Fame class - a list that finally includes track magnate Bruton Smith.
Only five nominees are new to the list, with the other 20 carrying over from last year. Joining Jarrett and Smith as new nominees were engine builder Maurice Petty, five-time NASCAR weekly series national champion Larry Phillips and 1960 NASCAR champion Rex White. Five people will be selected for induction into the fifth Hall of Fame class in May 22 voting by a 54-member panel.
The panel will finally get to consider Smith, who many believed had been snubbed by not being among the nominees the last four years. He said Wednesday night from Texas Motor Speedway he never felt snubbed by not being a nominee.
"It did not bother me, but I got it from all kinds of people constantly, but I can honestly say it didn't bother me," Smith said in a telephone interview with The Associated Press. "Naturally, I am honored that all of a sudden I've been nominated and I am a candidate, and all the people around me are telling me how wonderful it is, so it's wonderful."
Smith promoted his first race at 18 years old, and later ran the National Stock Car Racing Association, which was seen as an early competitor to NASCAR.
He built Charlotte Motor Speedway, the anchor property in a portfolio that now includes eight tracks hosting 12 Sprint Cup races, the All-Star race and several high-profile motorsports activities. Speedway Motorsports Inc. went public in 1995 and became the first motorsports company to be traded at the New York Stock Exchange. Smith's Sonic Automotive includes several hundred auto dealerships across the country.
"We have a huge investment in NASCAR, in all of motorsports, it's approaching $4 billion at least," Smith said. "But I'm proud of what we've been able to do, we've spent a lot of money building this monster called SMI. And the one thing we talk about, the group of about six to 10 whenever we are about to do something large, `Is it good for the sport?'
"If we find out from some of our people that's it's not good for the sport, we don't do it. We stress repeatedly to say we are fan friendly. And we work extremely hard to prove that."
Jarrett was NASCAR's 1999 champion and is 21st on the victory list with 32. Among those victories include three Daytona 500s, two Brickyard 400s and the Coca-Cola 600 at Charlotte. Jarrett also won at least one race a year in 11 consecutive seasons from 1993 through 2003, and followed his father, Ned, into broadcasting after his 2008 retirement.
Ned and Dale Jarrett joined Hall of Famers Lee and Richard Petty as the second father-son combination to win NASCAR championships, and Jarrett will now try to join his father in the Hall of Fame. Ned Jarrett was in the second class.
Maurice Petty is trying to become the third Petty in the Hall of Fame. His brother, Richard, was a member of the inaugural class and father, Lee, was elected the next year. Dale Inman, his cousin, was also the first crew chief inducted into the Hall of Fame.
Maurice Petty will be judged on the seven championships won during his tenure as chief engine builder for Petty Enterprises. Known as "Chief," he supplied the horsepower that propelled Richard Petty to most of his 200 NASCAR wins.
Phillips, meanwhile, was a five-time weekly champion but nobody knows for sure how many wins he collected. The Missouri native raced anywhere he could whenever he had the chance, and record keeping wasn't always the priority.
He's the only driver to win five NASCAR Weekly Series national championships, and did it during an 11-year span from 1989 through 1996. He won 220 of 289 NASCAR-sanctioned races during that time for a 76 percent winning percentage.
White won 28 races during his career, including the 1960 championship when he was the car owner and driver. His hallmark was consistency: He finished among the top five in nearly half of his 233 races.
He was considered a short-track specialist, with only two of his wins coming at tracks longer than a mile. White won six times during his 1960 championship season, and he had 35 top-10 finishes in 40 starts. He finished in the top 10 in the standings in six of his nine years in the series, and was runner-up in 1961.


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Larry "Major Nelson" Hryb, Microsoft's director of programming for Xbox Live, posted the countdown to his very popular blog and Twitter feed earlier today.
There was little to accompany the countdown except for the words "Countdown to E3 2013" and "And it's on..."
Microsoft will have its E3 presentation on June 11th, in which the big announcement will be revealed.
While of course there is a chance that there is no new Xbox coming, the timing is right as the console has long been expected to be made available for the holiday season.
The rumored device will have a Blu-ray drive, Kinect 2, 3D sound, "always on" standby mode like ultrabooks and eventually augmented reality glasses.
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LOS ANGELES – Be careful what you promise, Pat Haden.
Hours after Haden, USC's athletic director, said that interim basketball coach Bob Cantu would be given a chance to "win that job" on a permanent basis, the Trojans pulled off their biggest victory in two years.
The Trojans, despite foul and turnover trouble, led No. 11 Arizona by double digits in the first half and held on through some second-half wobbles to beat the Wildcats, 89-78, Wednesday night.
Haden reportedly has already started to interview coaching candidates, but USC's interest in Cantu isn't just lip service. The 38-year-old longtime assistant took over a disjointed team from Kevin O'Neill in mid-December and has infused the players with energy and confidence.
Cantu, with no previous head-coaching experience, would have to be considered a longshot to land the job. In order to make the NCAA Tournament, USC would have to win the Pac-12 Tournament but, well, why not? USC (13-15, 8-7) has lost by one point to Oregon, beat UCLA on the road and now knocked off Arizona.
"Everybody was ready to play," said USC forward Eric Wise, who scored a game-high 22 points. "We can compete with anybody if everyone comes ready to play and plays together, just like today."
USC led by 13 points after a hot start to the second half, but both of the Trojans' big men, Dewayne Dedmon and Omar Oraby, picked up their fourth foul. Arizona pounded the ball inside, chipped away and pulled to within 60-56 with 12:20 remaining.
Wise, coming off two dreadful shooting games, calmly hit a jumper on the next possession to make it an eight-point game and, two minutes later, J.T. Terrell's 3-pointer put USC up, 69-58. The Wildcats got back within six points with 3:15 left, but USC went 10 for 10 from the free-throw line to clinch the victory.
The student-section portion of the 4,207 fans at Galen Center rushed the court at the final buzzer to celebrate USC's first victory over a ranked team since Feb. 24, 2011, when USC beat No. 10 Arizona.
Coming in, USC looked more like a team headed for a blowout loss than a signature victory. In the teams' first meeting, last month in Tucson, Arizona won by 24 points.
Also, the Trojans were coming off spirit-killing losses to Cal — the Trojans led by 15 points in the second half — and UCLA just three days earlier.
"Individually, everybody kind of took that one to heart," Jio Fontan said. "But as a team, once we got back together and practiced, our spirits were up and it was like, `Let's move on to the next one."'
The Trojans made four of their first five shots from the field, but the game stayed tight until USC went on a 9-2 run to take a 32-24 lead with 5:28 remaining in the first half. Arizona, down six at halftime, seemed poised for a second-half run, but USC started the half with a 7-2 burst that later proved critical.
Hours earlier, in an interview posted on USC's website, Haden gave an update on the team.
"We are in the search for a new basketball coach and Bob is certainly going to be given a chance to win that job," Haden said.
"First and foremost, I have been so impressed with how selflessly he has handled this situation. He is still out there recruiting for next year's class. He is not looking to get his next job."
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My maternal 3rd-great grandfather, Nathan Thomas BEALS, was born on this date in 1856 in Westfield, Hamilton County, Indiana. Nathan was the son of John T. and Mary (DAVIS) BEALS. Nathan married September 26, 1876 in Hamilton County, Indiana to Elizabeth Caroline POE. Elizabeth was born September 26, 1856 in Morgan County, Indiana, the daughter of Isaac S. and Hannah (MILLS) POE. Nathan was a hardware dealer and lumber yard superintendent. They had 3 children. Nathan died February 16, 1915 in Leola, Grant County, Arkansas. Elizabeth died September 27, 1935 near Greentown, Howard County, Indiana. Both are buried in the Cicero Cemetery, Cicero, Hamilton County, Indiana.
My maternal 5th-great granduncle, Seth PIERCE, was born on this date in 1784, probably in Worchester, Middlesex County, Massachusetts. Seth was the son of Seth and Bethiah (FIELD) PIERCE, and the younger brother of my Gordon PIERCE. Nothing further is known.


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Producers Maureen Giannone and Brian Mait hit the streets of New York to take on the arduous task of scouting NYC's hottest destinations for upcoming episodes of 1st Look. Here's what they found this week.
Despite a midday downpour, Madison Square Eats, an outdoor collection of food stands, opened to a bustling crowd last week. This temporary makeshift market provides an outlet for some of Manhattan's finest eateries to offer up passersby a taste of what the city has to offer. And though we didn't get a chance to taste everything (leave that to another day of afternoon scouting), we'd love to fill you in on some of the crowd favorites from opening day.
Already missing Octoberfest? Well, don't fret. There's enough meat to go around at the Almond hut. We indulged in two sandwiches: the Pastrami Sliders and Jalapeno Cheddar Bratwurst. The sandwiches were each separately delicious, with a dressing of spicy pickles and 'kraut. An ice cold beer (which they DO serve at MSqE) could have been the perfect drink to wash down these hefty bites, but since we were working, we decided to be professionals and stick to a beer from a different root. But real hops and suds are in our future, because with every purchase at this stand, you get a coupon for "Buy 1, Get 1" beers at the restaurant on 22nd street. Win, win!
Dorothy: "Toto, I have a feeling we're not in Brooklyn any more." Toto: "Yo, Dotty. That's Brooklyn pizza if I've ever sniffed it." Yes, Toto, you're right. It's Roberta's. But they've crossed the bridge to fill the stomachs of Manhattanites here at MSqE--lucky us! If it weren't already evident by all the empty pizza boxes and surrounding saucy lips, this slice is hot at the park. And the smell--yes, the delicious lingering scent--matches the deliciousness of every bite. With those mini thin crusts, we may have housed a pie or two... or three, or four.
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And this age-old question of who makes the best lobster roll is further investigated this weekend on the "Best Thing Between Two Buns" episode of 1st Look. So tune in Saturday, October 8 at 7:30PM and 1AM after Saturday Night Live!
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And sure there are still a few battles to be won or lost before the team finalizes their 25-man roster, but this is just one Rays fan's educated guess, a "guestimation" if you will, in what might actually mirror the line-up cars presented to the Umpires prior to the beginning fo the Rays 2010 Major League Baseball season.
The MLB.com Fantasy projections have Bartlett going to the plate over 500 times this season, and sporting a .320 Batting Average with 14 HR, 66 RBI and 30 stolen bases. But the one figure that jumps out at me is not the Batting Average, but the fact he could plate 90+ runs in this high-powered Rays offense hitting in front of Carl Crawford, Ben Zobrist, Evan Longoria and Carlos Pena. If Bartlett does get on base, even via the walk (54), Bartlett could be a thorn in the side of opposing pitchers' in 2010. And with Bartlett showing early power this season in Spring Training, these stats might just be a launching pad for him this season.
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What can you say about the Rays second hitter that has not already been said either in Baseball Fantasy passages or prose. Carl Crawford might just be one of the most exciting players to simply watch during a plate appearance based solely on his unpredictable nature of mixing the infield hit with his power stroke. And the added ammunition of possibly adding a drag bunt to his arsenal in 2010, You could see him get his highest seasonal Batting Average as a Ray in 2010.
Some people are calling Ben Zobrist a " man without a position", and also downplaying his 2009 slugging campaign to the pure fact American League pitchers' were conned early by his extra power and base running abilities. But 2009 was the first full season Zobrist actually has been healthy in his short career with the Rays. A small list of nagging injuries kept him bouncing in and out of the line-up before 2009 when Zobrist finally got a chance to show his abilities after an May knee injury to ex-Rays Second Baseman Akinori Iwamura. And maybe all Zorilla ever needed was a chance to shine after showing rays of brilliance during pinch-hit and spot duty during games in 2007-2008.
And we know that Rays Manager Joe Maddon will do everything to get Zobrist's bat into the Rays line-up, even considering batting Zobrist in the 3-slot to begin the 2010 season. This is Spring Training swap in line-up spots for Zobrist has shown great results, and might be the answer to provide RBI-opportunities with three straight Rays hitters who can get on base and mix power and speed effectively to get rival pitching staff into early inning troubles. MLB.com Fantasy Projections have Zobrist hitting .297 with 27 HR , 97 RBI and 17 stolen bases. But his key moves in 2010 might be his position flexibility to give the Rays options at Second Base and Rightfield throughout 2010 based on game day match-ups and possible late inning position shifts.
This might be the next step in the evolution of Longoria as Maddon will push more offensive pressure on the young player's shoulders. But I have a feeling Longo will actually welcome the chance to produce and also be a key leadership component of this 2010 Rays squad. MLB.com Fantasy projections have Longoria posting a .281 Batting Average with 33 HR, 113 RBI and getting 72 walks during the season. If Longoria gets off to a solid and hot start, this might be the season he sees more walks, and could easily pass that 72 walk mark easily.
Early this Spring I was worried about Rays First Baseman Carlos Pena. After he had two of his fingers broken by a fastball pitch by New York Yankees starter C C Sabathia, there were early Spring concerns that Pena, who went over 21 plate appearances before finally getting back into the groove with a Home Run to start his 2010 Spring hitting regiment. But lost in the confusion was the fact he was hitting the ball solid during that time, but the new heavily padded batting gloves might have been more of a mental change and adjustment for Pena than a physical one.
With his fingers healed and ready to go, Pena has recently begun to show more selective plate selection and getting his average moving towards the Mendoza Line this Spring. But you can not discount the sheer power and ability of Pena in this line-up, and he has been working hard this Spring on pulling the ball more towards the Third Base-Shortstop hole to fight off the game day shift that some American League teams employ against him. But the MLB.com Fantasy projections have Pena hitting .227 with 39 HR ,100 RBI and 87 walks. But a key for Pena might be to show an avid decrease in strikeouts since he will be hitting in the 5-spot and might see more different pitch selections in 2010.
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I am actually thinking this sixth slot might be a possible second lead-off position for the Rays in 2010.
And who better than speedster B J Upton to be at the plate in this situation. In Spring Training 2010, Upton is showing he has fully recovered from his off season 2009 shoulder surgery, and his bat stroke has looked real clean at the plate. But some of that credit might also rub off on new Rays Hitting Coach Derek Shelton who spent more than a few moments with Upton in the off season working on his front foot placement and swing follow through. The results are early success this Spring for Upton.
Upton might finally have that breakout season Rays fans have been waiting for in 2010. Upton has the ability to be one of the best Centerfielders in baseball, and with some additional pop in his bat, he could possibly meet his brother Justin in Anaheim for the 2010 All Star game. MLB.com projections have Upton hitting .241 with 11 HR and 55 RBI to go along with 42 stolen bases. Upton's presence on base will also give pitching staff fits in 2010, and I actually see him hitting more like a .265 Batting Average with 16 HR and 70 RBI and posting 50 stolen bases. As you can see, I am expecting Upton to have a nice " coming out" party in 2010.
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This is the one huge question mark to me right now. I want to believe in Pat Burrell's just having an "off year" in 2010. I really do, but Burrell has to show more than just neck pain and inconsistent plate appearances, because "The Bat" has to perform this season, or be instantly labeled a flop with the Rays. Hopefully in 2010 Burrell can again live up to his moniker and provide some needed hitting from the 7th position in the Rays line-up. This season definitely needs to be a good season for Burrell to help provide some protection for Longoria and Pena, or pitchers will not fret knowing an anemic Burrell is in the On-Deck Circle.
The eight spot in the Batting Order definitely be an "insert here" platoon situation depending on where Zobrist is situated on the field. Both Gabe Kapler and Matt Joyce have the offensive abilities to play every day in Rightfield, but they will be in a platoon situation with Zobrist depending on where skipper Maddon positions Zobrist that night.
And then again, this spot could go to Rays newcomer Sean Rodriguez who was a main piece of the Scott Kazmir trade last July and has been on fire at the plate this Spring and might actually see extended time at Second Base if he gets off to a hot start at the plate in 2010. So with that possibly in the cards, let's check out all three players projections for 2010. Kapler will definitely get spot starts against left-handers and also time as a late inning defensive replacement in 2010. Kapler no longer seems to have the power potential he had earlier in his MLB career, but MLB.com Fantasy projections have him getting at least 205 plate appearances while hitting .239 with 8 HR and 32 RBIs. Not a big power threat anymore, but a solid hitter who can also still run effectively on the base paths.
Matt Joyce might not even make the Rays roster straight out of Spring Training due to some extra time working on his conditioning because of a early Spring elbow ailment. But Maddon has shown extreme confidence in Joyce's abilities, and he might be realistically destined for an early rehab or DL visit to begin the season. But projections have Joyce seeing limited duty in 2010 possibly as a fifth outfielder and his ability to rebound might take his stats off the charts in regards to early 2010 season projections.
On paper it seems that Shoppach might have a slight advantage on game day preparations and ability to block balls in the dirt with more regularity than Navarro, but the starting job is not going to be easy as both have been told it might end with both being measured up for possible match-ups based on certain Rays rotation members in 2010. We might definitely see Shoppach being Matt Garza's battery mate in 2010. But in MLB.com Fantasy projections, Shoppach get the early edge based on power showing a possible .214 Batting average with 12 HR , 40 RBI and you can bet a boatload of Hit By Pitches again in 2010.
But the same MLB.com Fantasy projections show Navarro having a slight edge in average( .218), but lacking the power element that Shoppach will bring to the Rays. And Navarro was given the early edge in plate appearances, where projections have him coming to the plate 376 times compared to Shoppach's 271 appearances. But the main contribution factor might be who will get an early hot hand and show a firm foundation with the Rays pitching staff. Both players come with their own sidelines of good and bad abilities, but both can throw out runners and have a good knowledge of American League hitters.
But do not be surprised if one of the Rays catchers is injured that the Rays do not quickly pull up minor league catcher Nevin Ashley from the system over minor league veteran John Jaso. Ashley has shown the abilities and stamina that Maddon likes to see in his catchers' and could be in line to fight for a back-up catching slot in 2011.
The potential is there for this 2010 Rays team to produce and score runs again at another record pace, but the key will be the health of the Rays. Even one key member out of the top of the Rays line-up for an extended time might throw some of these MLB.com Fantasy projections right out the window.
But the stark reality is that this is the most talented and athletic Rays team to ever step onto Tropicana Field. And with that comes inherent dangers of severe injuries, and the possibilities of extended hitting slumps or offensive lapses. Most Rays Republic remember the awful start the Rays got off to during April 2009 (9-14), and the Rays were constantly playing "catch-up" while the rest of the American League East played out their season. But the unsuspecting hand injury to Pena in September took the Rays down a dark path and they quickly fell out of contention for the AL Wild Card. Each piece in this Rays line-up carries a extremely important piece to the entire Playoff puzzle in 2010. One piece missing could cost them dearly in 2010.
With New York and Boston not "reloading" as extensive this off season as they did in 2009, this division instead went " defensive" and because of that, it might be closely contested into the final weeks of the season. For the Rays to uncork a bottle of bubbly again in 2010, the Rays will have to see a few of these projections shoot skyward and maybe even see Burrell or one of the Rays catchers' catch fire early and spring the team onto some early success. Only a handful of days and nights before our MLB dreams become a new season of realities. Maddon key phrase for the year is "W.I.N." which stands for "What's Important Now". For the 2010 Rays, it will be getting out of the gate fast and furious and taking no prisoners in their first month battling mostly divisional foes
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I like the Rays line up this year and I think Bartlett has the chance to score 100 runs this year…. Longoria will have another best year and reach some new mile stones… and i think Burrell will be the guy the Rays thought they were getting, and i would worry about boo-birds affecting him, they didn't in Philly and he got a lot of them on occasion…
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thos are epic pics. i love em. is shoppach really getting the nod over Navvarro? Indians fans are gonna be upset about that.
John Russell caused a stir in pittsburgh when he announced out lineup. 1. aki 2. cutch. i personally like it. i know aki was leadoff in TB. i hope hes comfortable with it
If BJ can hit for a higher average than last year and hit for more home runs I think the Rays could be an even more dangerous team.
It is kind of funny how people really did not pick up on the addition of Bartlett as a key component to the Delmon Young, Brendan Harris and Jason Pridie trade.
Most people thought that Matt Garza was the only key piece in that puzzle.
The Rays made a commitment to get better defensively, and Bartlett was one of the names they valued for that revival.
I think the guy has great upside and with his bat swing now leveld out more, could produce some power numbers that will greatly increase the chances of the Rays again passing the bubbly around the clubhouse.
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By what I am hearing, Shoppach might be the "personal" catcher for David Price and maybe Matt Garza.
Dioner Navarro and Garza still do get along, but sometimes Navi does do a few things to get the goat of Garza.
It is a great move by Maddon to put his young pitcher Price with Shoppach who ( to me) should be the starter.
But I am willing to let the platoon measure work until it either implodes or some stand heads and shoulder over the other one.
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SwitchhittingJesus (I love the name),
Got to tell you B J Upton feels healthy and has shown he is ready to go, so I guess if he can just stay active and alert on the base paths…Sky is the limit.
And with the fingers and pressure pointing towards Carl Crawford and Carlos Pena this season, he might be able to get off quickly without a lot of pressure on him.
He just has to stay out of his head with thinking.
As Crash Davis said to "Nuke" La Loosh in "Bull Durham", " Do not think, it can only hurt the ball club".
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Interesting the 2nd leadoff position. Not doubt, Tampa is going to frustrate me again with team speed this season. You guys are the only team in the A.L. East that plays that style of ball. Stressing team speed, team defense. I seriously believe that gives you guys an advantage.
Honestly, that is how I view B J Upton right now hitting in the 6th slot as a second lead-off guy.
This team was built on speed and shored up with defense, and that might be the prototype for small market teams to follow until someone shows us a better way.
It will be rough waiting for your pitching staff to mautre in Toronto, but you know when they do…It will be a hard team to beat in a close contest.
I feel your pain, I live it for a long time.
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It has been said that great expectations often lead to greater disappointments. Through his first five starts of the season, Francisco Liriano could not be doing a better job epitomizing that sentiment if he tried.
Blessed with tremendous raw stuff, enough so that many wonks figured he could easily compete for a Cy Young award this season, Liriano has struggled mightily once again with his command, making his outings as enjoyable to watch as some useless British wedding. In 23.2 innings of abuse, Liriano has posted a disappointing equilibrium of 18 walks and 18 strike outs. In his first five starts last year, Liriano had tossed 36 innings with a solid 36-to-13 strikeouts-to-walk ratio and a miniscule 1.50 ERA. What's more is that he has already been touched for four home runs, a total that wasn't reached until September 7 and required 27 starts to get there.
This year? His peripherals are bad, there's no solace in his fielding independent numbers, and he can't find the strike zone.
Naturally, Mother Nature was a miserable wench during his most recent start, sharting snow pellets at the field and making conditions wretched for pitchers nevertheless, Liriano abided and was cuffed around by the hot-hitting Rays lineup and was excused from the bitter cold have three innings and 83 pitches.
After the start, the now 1-4 Liriano tethered to a 9.13 ERA gave reporters a self-diagnosis for his woefully start to the season:
"I've got my confidence back. I'm just missing my spots. Just leaving the ball up in the zone. Tonight was a cold night -- not fun to go out and pitch in that weather."
Unequivocally, Liriano's success starts with his fastball. When he is able to throw it over for a strike on a regular basis, it sets up his slider and change-up. So far this year, Liriano has struggled mightily to throw his fastball over the plate but moreover, when he does, it typically is his fastball that is hanging out there for opponents to slap around.
While Liriano was never a zen-master of control over his heater last year, he still maintained a respectable ability to get it over for a strike. That likelihood has plummeted hard:
Liriano's fastball command
In addition to owning the league's lowest strike rate with his fastball, he also has the second-highest well-hit average (.385) on the pitch as well.
Scouring the video archives, there seems to be a small yet critical difference in his delivery that could possibly be the source of his inability to get the ball down. In the first video from 2010, Liriano dials up a fastball to this particular right-handed hitting Ryan Spilborghs:
Focus on Liriano in the clip after the release. During his follow through, he has a significant amount of bend in his back when finishing, helping keep his offering low in the zone.
Compare that to Wednesday's delivery:
In this fastball to Tampa's Sam Fuld, Liriano remains more upright after his release, not finishing with the same downward action. The result was a pitch that wound up belt-high instead of knee-high and crushed to the furthest depths of Target Field. This is a trait that was shared among several of the other clips from his previous starts this year.
Here is a still-frame:
As you can see, the 2010 version has slightly more bend helping drive the ball down. Again, it is a seemingly tiny difference however it could be the distinction between a knee-high fastball and a belt-high one.
How influential can that minute factor be? Take a look at the locations of Liriano's fastballs from those two outings:
Here we can say that the bulk of his fastballs feel into the knee-high category. Once again, there are plenty of stray bullets around the strike zone but a vast majority finished low.
Liriano's fastball placement on Wednesday was haphazard at best with a sizeable amount finished up in the zone and over the middle of the plate.
Why is the difference in Liriano's delivery? I don't know. Certainly there could be a nagging back injury influencing it but the more likely scenario is that Liriano is still attempting to re-establish the feel for his mechanics after a long winter away from baseball. When the Twins refer to his "inconsistent mechanics" this is probably just one of several glitches they would like to smooth out.
It goes without saying but if Liriano wants to return to his 2011 form, he's going to need to locate his fastball in the lower half of the strike zone on a more consistent basis. My guess? Straight out this hiccup and we will start seeing him throwing hard at the knees once again.


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Thursday, March 11
Boozy Beef Chili for St. Patrick's Day
It's big. It's bad. It's Boozy Beef Chili.
Full-bodied porters or stouts, such as Guinness, add complexity and depth to otherwise ordinary beef chili. Make it for St. Patrick's Day or anytime you feel like having a belly-filling bowl of hot chili.
Boozy Beef Chili
Serves 6-8
Print recipe only here.
1 tablespoon canola or olive oil
1 large yellow onion, diced
1 large green or red bell pepper, chopped
1- 1/4 pound ground beef
1 1/2-2 tablespoons chili powder
1 teaspoon cayenne pepper
1 teaspoon ground cumin
Several shakes of salt
2 tablespoons light brown sugar
2 (14.5 oz) cans of pinto or red kidney beans, drained
1 (14.5 oz) can diced tomatoes with the juice
1 (12 oz) bottle dark beer, such as Guinness stout
1 tablespoon corn meal, to thicken, optional
1. In a large pot over medium-high heat, saute onions and pepper in oil for 5 minutes. Add meat. Cook until browned, about 10 minutes. Stir in spices and sugar. Add beans, tomatoes, and beer and stir. Bring to a boil. Reduce to low and simmer for 20-25 minutes, or until thick and soupy. Stir in cornmeal if you want the chili thicker. Taste, and adjust seasonings as necessary.
2. Top servings with any of the following: shredded Cheddar cheese, sour cream, diced avocado, sliced green onions, or fresh cilantro. This chili tastes even better the next day.
You might also like these beefy dishes by Food Blogga:
Chocolate Chipotle Chili
The Southwest Burger
Grilled Rib Eye Steak with Chimichurri Sauce
You might also like these chilis made with beer:
Crock Pot Chili recipe from Savour Fare
Turkey Chili recipe from A Good Appetite
Beef and Three Bean Chili recipe from Pinch My Salt
15 comments:
- Anh said...
I am in the mood for something like this, Susan. So this becomes handy :)
- March 11, 2010 at 8:19 PM
- Rosa's Yummy Yums said...
With this wintery weather, that chili is excatly what I'd need to comfort me!
- March 11, 2010 at 11:42 PM
- Valerie Harrison (bellini) said...
Guiness would be perfect for this hearty stew Susan. Erin go braugh.
- March 12, 2010 at 6:58 AM
- Susan from Food Blogga said...
ahn-Glad to be of service. ;)
rosa-I find chili endlessly comforting too.
val-I may be saying that pretty soon if I keep this up!
- March 12, 2010 at 7:29 AM
- Kalyn Denny said...
You're on a roll for St. Patrick's Day, but I have to say your Beer Ice Cream Float may have been the most original St. Paddy's Day recipe ever! (This looks good too!)
- March 12, 2010 at 7:41 AM
- veron said...
love your title, boozy beef so perfect for St. Patrick's and this rainy weather right here.
- March 12, 2010 at 5:39 PM
- Katie Zeller said...
Beer in the Chili? I love it. Beer with the chili, too, naturally
- March 13, 2010 at 3:11 AM
- Livin Local said...
Oh, this sounds so warm and yummy.
- March 13, 2010 at 9:13 AM
- golfmurf said...
very nice- will try this tom. afternoon - thanks love the blog- suebobdog
- March 13, 2010 at 2:36 PM
- ChichaJo said...
My hubby has been bugging me for chili! This looks perfect...I'm sure he'll love it even more with the beer!
- March 13, 2010 at 7:31 PM
- aforkfulofspaghetti said...
It may be big and bad, but I bet it tastes brilliant... I'm familiar with boozy stews, but loving the idea of a boozy chilli, too. And why not!
Happy St Patrick's Day!
- March 14, 2010 at 1:02 AM
- Chris said...
This is a perfect recipe for these rainy days in Atlanta. ;) Yummmmm
- March 14, 2010 at 4:10 PM
- chow and chatter said...
oh wow looks great can't beat a good chili
- March 14, 2010 at 6:37 PM
- Judy said...
This sounded so good that I had to make it for St. Patrick's day. The only problem was that I didn't have any Guiness. However, I did have Pipeline Porter, so that's what I used. Those coffee and chocolate undertones really enhanced the flavor of the chili. And, after re-checking your blog stories, I now remember where I saw mention of PP. Duh. Thanks for providing such delicious recipes!
- March 20, 2010 at 10:49 PM
- Ngoc said...
Mighty tasty chili! Served over plain macaroni, it was the greatest comfort food I can imagine. Thanks for sharing the recipe!
- October 26, 2010 at 2:34 PM