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Born in 1838, Edward Morley performed ether drift experiments with A. A. Mickelson; made extremely accurate determination of combining weights of hydrogen (H, 1) and oxygen (O, 8).
Born in 1862, George G. Henderson was a researcher on catalysis.
Born in 1891, Harold Booth was a researcher in inorganic chemistry, particularly fluoride gases.
Born in 1949, Peter Agre shared the Nobel Prize in Chemistry (2003) with Roderick MacKinnon "for discoveries concerning channels in cell membranes," specifically "for the discovery of water channels."
Born in 1868, Theodore W. Richards was a researcher on atomic weights, electrochemistry, and thermodynamics; discovered isotopes of lead from uranium and thorium (1913); Nobel Prize in Chemistry (1914) "in recognition of his accurate determinations of the atomic weight of a large number of chemical elements."
Born in 1881, Irving Langmuir received the Nobel Prize in Chemistry (1932) "for his discoveries and investigations in surface chemistry."
Emilio SergrÉ, who was born on this date in 1905, codiscovered technetium (Tc, 43) with C. Peter in 1937 and Astatine with K. R. MacKenzie in 1940. He and others also demonstrated the antiproton in 1955.
Jean Baptiste Boussingault, who was born on this date in 1802, demonstrated that plants absorb nitrogen from soil in the form of nitrates and not from the air as previously believed.
Leonora Neuffer Bilger, born on this date in 1893, researched asymmetric nitrogen compounds and won the Garvan Medal in 1953.
Crompton & Knowles was incorporated on this date in 1900.
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Former Big Leaguers Playing Abroad: NPB Pitchers Roundup
By Steve Adams | October 11, 2019 at 1:49pm CDT
It's always fun to keep an eye on familiar players who've taken their talents across the pond. Now that the 2019 season is in the books, it seemed an opportune time to check in. Numerous former big leaguers and others of note are playing abroad, many of them thriving in Asia's top leagues.
We've seen foreign stints help spur big league revivals from quite a few players. Eric Thames, Miles Mikolas, and Chris Martin are among those that played significant roles in the 2019 MLB campaign. Whether any of the players covered below will do so remains to be seen, but there's certainly a path.
We started by looking at position players and pitchers in South Korea's Korea Baseball Organization (KBO) before turning to the hitters of Japan's Nippon Professional Baseball (NPB). Remember, teams in these leagues face limits on the number of non-native players they can carry on a roster. That creates a lot of pressure to secure big production from those roster spots, which often spurs mid-season change.
Here's a 2019 wrap on the NPB's hurlers from abroad …
The Saitama Seibu Lions slugged their way to the best record in the Japan Pacific League, but they got some of their best innings from imported pitchers. Former Dodgers and Athletics righty Zach Neal turned in 100 1/3 innings of 2.87 ERA ball after spending some time with their minor league affiliate early on. He could be eyeing a return to the Majors, though a 4.6 K/9 rate in Japan is a red flag even if it's accompanied by a pristine 1.3 BB/9 mark. Righties Kyle Martin and Deunte Heath, who had quite brief stints with the Red Sox and White Sox, respectively, helped the Lions as well. Martin notched a 3.67 ERA in 41 2/3 innings (albeit with 28 walks), while Heath chipped in 31 1/3 innings of 3.73 ERA ball and averaged 9.8 K/9 against 4.0 BB/9.
Mariners fans surely remember Cuban-born lefty Ariel Miranda, who started 40 games for them from 2016-18. Now 30, Miranda tossed 86 innings for the Fukuoka Softbank Hawks and notched a respectable 4.19 ERA in a hitter-friendly league, though he carried an unsightly 58-to-48 K/BB ratio. Dutch righty Rick van den Hurk hasn't pitched in the Majors since 2012, having carved out a career between the KBO and NPB. He only pitched 17 2/3 innings for the Hawks this season but turned in a 3.12 ERA and a terrific 22-to-2 K/BB ratio. Given his track record there — 3.50 ERA in nearly 500 NPB innings — the 34-year-old could be in Japan to stay. The Hawks also enjoyed 57 2/3 innings of 3.90 ERA ball from Japanese-born southpaw Tsuyoshi Wada, who was with the Cubs from 2014-15 before returning to Japan. At 38 years of age, he's still chugging along.
Former Twins righty Alan Busenitz and former Indians righty Frank Herrmann formed a dominant setup combo for the Tohoku Rakuten Golden Eagles. Busenitz chipped in 51 frames with a 1.94 ERA with 7.9 K/9 against 3.5 BB/9. Herrmann's 3.04 ERA and 49-to-16 K/BB ratio in 47 2/3 innings hardly went unnoticed, either. Herrmann will turn 36 early next season, but Busenitz is still just 29.
The Hokkaido Nippon Ham Fighters didn't benefit much from former big leaguers, as right-hander Johnny Barbato struggled through 32 innings. Avid Indians fans may remember right-hander Toru Murata, who pitched 3 1/3 innings for the Tribe in '15 after spending several years in their minor league system. He chipped in 34 innings with a 3.18 ERA but walked nearly as many hitters (21) as he struck out (22). Former Cubs righty Justin Hancock tossed seven innings but was hit hard. Padres diehards may remember minor league righty Bryan Rodriguez, who tossed 91 1/3 innings of 3.25 ERA ball for the Fighters.
Left-hander Andrew Albers, formerly of the Twins and Mariners, was dominant for the Orix Buffaloes in 2018 but took a step back with a 5.83 ERA in in 63 1/3 innings. The Buffaloes, however, received a seventh strong season from perhaps forgotten Cardinals righty Brandon Dickson, who posted a 3.03 ERA in 35 2/3 frames and has racked up 856 innings of 3.32 ERA ball since first signing with the Buffaloes back in 2013. Orix also picked up former Pirates prospect Tyler Eppler prior to the 2019 season, and after spending some time with the Buffaloes' minor league club, he emerged with a 4.02 ERA, 7.2 K/9 and 2.6 BB/9 in 31 1/3 innings.
The 2019 Yomiuri Giants received innings from four former big league pitchers: Taylor Jungmann, Rubby De La Rosa, Scott Mathieson and Ryan Cook. Jungmann struggled to an ERA just over 6.00 in 44 1/3 innings, while De La Rosa fared best (2.25 ERA in 25 innings). Mathieson, now 35, was limited to 22 2/3 innings of 4.37 ERA ball but has been a consistently impressive presence in the Giants' bullpen since 2012 (2.46 ERA, 54 saves in 431 frames). Cook tallied just 15 innings and surrendered eight runs.
Lefty Edwin Escobar's biggest claim to fame in affiliated stateside ball might've been being included in a trade for Jake Peavy, but the 27-year-old has become a force in Japan. In his third season overseas, he turned in 75 1/3 innings of 2.51 ERA ball with 10.5 K/9 and 2.9 BB/9 for the second-place Yokohama DeNa BayStars. Former Cubs righty Spencer Patton took a step back after a dominant 2018 with the BayStars, tossing 36 2/3 innings but posting a 5.15 ERA. He did rack up 45 punchouts in that time. And former Nats lefty Sammy Solis made a brief 2019 cameo with the Yokohama club as well, tossing 4 1/3 innings with one run allowed.
Right-hander Randy Messenger, of mid-2000s Marlins/Giants/Mariners fame, has become one of NPB's best starters but struggled a bit in his age-37 season (4.67 ERA in 79 innings). But with more than 1600 innings of 3.13 ERA ball in a decade's worth of time in Japan, he's left a legacy with the Hanshin Tigers and been compensated handsomely for his efforts. The Tigers also received 103 2/3 innings of 4.69 ERA ball from righty Onelki Garcia, who tossed a combined 7 1/3 innings between the Dodgers and Royals in MLB. Hanshin was also a who's-who of former Cubs, with righties Pierce Johnson, Kyuji Fujikawa and Rafael Dolis logging significant time. Johnson was brilliant, notching an immaculate 1.38 EA with 14.0 K/9 against 2.0 BB/9 in 58 2/3 frames. Fujikawa (1.77 ERA) and Dolis (2.11 ERA) split closing duties and combined for 35 saves in 111 1/3 innings (both split almost evenly).
Former big league righties Casey Lawrence (Mariners) and Johnny Hellweg (Brewers) made extremely fleeting appearances with the Hiroshima Carp, who boasted perhaps the most impactful foreign pitcher in the league: lefty Kris Johnson. The former Twins/Pirates hurler has been flat-out dominant in five seasons with the Carp, totaling 756 1/3 innings with a 2.54 ERA, 7.0 K/9 and 3.0 BB/9 since making the jump. He'll turn 35 next week, but it's perhaps worth noting that the former Sawamura Award winner's record contract is expiring.
Remember situational lefty Enny Romero? He's not only starting games for the Chunichi Dragons, he's doing so fairly well. In 116 frames this year, he posted a 4.26 ERA with 8.1 K/9 against 4.3 BB/9. Fellow southpaw Joely Rodriguez, who spent parts of two seasons with the Phillies, overwhelmed NPB hitters with a 1.64 ERA, 11.5 K/9 and 2.1 BB/9 in 55 2/3 frames out of the Dragons' pen. Even Daisuke Matsuzaka — yes, that Daisuke Matsuzaka — tossed 5 1/3 innings with the Dragons at the age of 39, but he didn't fare well. To this point, however, he's announced no plans to retire.
Lastly, the Yakult Swallows had five former big leaguers suit up for them: righty David Buchanan, right-hander Scott McGough, southpaw David Huff, righty Ryota Igarashi (blast from the past!) and right-hander Albert Suarez. Buchanan paced the group at 99 2/3 innings, though his 4.79 ERA wasn't much to behold. McGough notched 11 saves and a 3.15 ERA, however, while Huff continued his strong overseas career with a 3.97 ERA. Igarashi is still going strong with a 2.98 ERA at age 40, and Suarez yielded just three runs in 17 2/3 innings.
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Minor MLB Transactions: 12/18/17
By Jeff Todd | December 18, 2017 at 7:36pm CDT
Here are the latest minor moves from around the game:
Catcher Eric Fryer is heading to the Phillies on a minors deal with a spring invite, Ken Rosenthal of The Athletic reports on Twitter. Now 32 years of age, Fryer has seen action in each of the past seven MLB campaigns but has only once topped one hundred plate appearances. He spent last year as a little-used backup in St. Louis. Overall, Fryer carries a .232/.320/.300 batting line in his major-league career.
Righty Erik Davis has inked a minor-league pact with the Brewers, per a club announcement. The 31-year-old had a brief but highly promising debut with the Nats back in 2013, but hasn't returned to form since ensuing Tommy John surgery. Davis spent the 2017 season pitching at Triple-A for the Diamondbacks organization. over 63 2/3 innings, he worked to a 4.38 ERA with 10.2 K/9 and 4.4 BB/9.
The Royals have released southpaw Onelki Garcia so that he can pursue an opportunity in Japan, according to MLB.com's Jeffrey Flanagan (via Twitter). Further details are not known at this time. Garcia, 28, made it back to the majors in 2017 for the first time since his brief debut in 2013, though he was knocked around in six frames. In his 85 1/3 upper-minors frames on the year with Kansas City, Garcia pitched to a 4.75 ERA with 7.3 K/9 and 3.5 BB/9.
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Minor MLB Transactions: 9/14/17
By Steve Adams | September 14, 2017 at 7:35pm CDT
Here are the day's minor moves from around the league…
Left-hander Onelki Garcia has cleared waivers after being designated for assignment and been sent outright to the Royals' Triple-A affiliate, tweets MLB.com's Jeffrey Flanagan. Garcia, 28, made a pair of appearances — one start, one relief outing — with the Royals in what was his first Major League action since 2013, though the results weren't pretty. In six innings, the southpaw yielded nine earned runs (13.50 ERA) on the strength of a dozen hits and five walks with two strikeouts. Garcia has appeared in just three big league games, though he owns a 4.24 ERA with 9.3 K/9 against 4.3 BB/9 in parts of five minor league seasons.
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Royals Claim Mike Morin, Designate Onelki Garcia
By Jeff Todd | September 12, 2017 at 12:32pm CDT
The Royals have claimed righty Mike Morin off waivers from the Angels, Jeffrey Flanagan of MLB.com reports on Twitter. To create space on the 40-man roster, the club designated southpaw Onelki Garcia for assignment.
Morin had been designated for assignment recently by the Halos. The native Kansan has struggled through 14 1/3 MLB innings this year, allowing 11 earned runs on 21 hits. But Morin has posted solid strikeout-to-walk ratios (8.4 K/9, 2.5 BB/9) in 164 1/3 total frames in the majors over the past four seasons. And he was more effective this year at Triple-A, carrying a 3.20 ERA while also frequently working multiple innings (he compiled 39 1/3 frames in just 22 appearances, including one start).
For now, Morin will join a bullpen mix that's already loaded with arms due to September call-ups — assuming, at least, that he's activated. My calculations show that Morin has likely accumulated around 68 days of MLB service this year — owing, especially, to a DL stint early in the season — after entering the year with 2.110 on his ledger. That would suggest he has already passed three full years of service, which would make him eligible for arbitration this fall.
As for the 28-year-old Garcia, who spent last year pitching in Mexico, he made only two MLB appearances on the year and has just five total at the game's highest level. He spent most of the year working at Triple-A, where he posted a 4.75 ERA with 7.3 K/9 and 3.5 BB/9 over 85 1/3 innings.
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Royals To Place Danny Duffy On 10-Day Disabled List
By Mark Polishuk | August 27, 2017 at 9:48am CDT
SUNDAY: Manager Ned Yost announced Sunday that Duffy has a "low grade pronator strain," per Dodd, who notes that the Royals are hopeful he'll only sit out one start. In a worst-case scenario, Duffy would miss three weeks (Twitter link).
SATURDAY: The Royals will place left-hander Danny Duffy on the 10-day DL due to a left elbow impingement (Rustin Dodd of the Kansas City Star was among those to report the news). Lefty Onelki Garcia's contract has been purchased from Triple-A in a corresponding roster move, with Bubba Starling going to the 60-day DL to create 40-man roster space, as per MLB.com's Jeffrey Flanagan. Eric Skoglund, another southpaw, will fill Duffy's spot in the rotation and start tomorrow's game.
This is the second time Duffy has hit the disabled list this season, as the southpaw previously missed over five weeks due to an oblique strain. No timetable is yet known for Duffy's elbow issue, though any time missed is a big setback for a Royals club that is battling for the postseason (entering today 1.5 games behind the Twins for the second wild card spot).
Duffy has a 3.78 ERA, 3.22 K/BB rate and 7.97 K/9 over 131 innings this season. While obviously Duffy and K.C. were hoping for better health in the first season of Duffy's five-year, $65MM extension signed last January, the lefty has been worth 3.1 fWAR this year, already more than the 2.8 fWAR he generated over 179 2/3 IP in his breakout 2016 season. Duffy is achieving quality results despite losing just under two miles per hour in fastball velocity (down to 92.9mph) from 2016, though he has also thrown his fastball much less than usual while increasing usage of his slider, changeup and curveball.
Garcia signed a minor league deal with the Royals in the offseason, and he has a 4.75 ERA, 7.3 K/9 and 2.09 K/BB rate over 85 1/3 Triple-A frames this season, holding left-handed hitters to a .653 OPS. Garcia's only previous big league experience came in 2013, when he pitched in three games (1 1/3 innings) for the Dodgers.
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By Jeff Todd | October 21, 2016 at 3:32pm CDT
Here are today's minor moves, with all links to the Twitter feed of Baseball America's Matt Eddy.
The Braves have signed lefty Sam Freeman to a minor league pact. Presumably, he'll have at least some reasonable shot at pushing for a spot in the organization's bullpen pecking order — if not even a big league job out of camp. The 29-year-old was rather productive from 2013 through 2015, posting a 2.74 ERA over 88 2/3 total innings, though organizations have never full trusted him with a locked-down MLB relief role. And last year was a tough one for Freeman, who not only scuffled at Triple-A (5.20 ERA with 7.5 K/9 and 4.6 BB/9 over 55 1/3 innings) but was hit hard in a brief stint at the major league level with the Brewers.
Another southpaw pen candidate, Onelki Garcia, is headed to the Royals on a minor league arrangement. The 27-year-old has seen only brief MLB action (just three appearances, in fact), and did not spend any time with a major league organization last year. But he did show rather well in the competitive Mexican League, for the Diablos Rojos del Mexico. Over 33 innings, Garcia worked to a 3.82 ERA on 28 hits with 8.2 K/9 against 2.5 BB/9.
Promising indy ball player Dalton Wheat has had his contract purchased by the Marlins, as his former team, the Kansas City T-Bones, announced recently. According to a gripping story in the Wyandotte Daily, Wheat isn't just an interesting player who was overlooked after a strong D-II college career, leading Baseball America to name him the top indy ball prospect. He also already has a legitimately unusual, trademark attribute that will make him a fascinating player to watch as he enters the affiliated ranks. Beyond his top-end speed and solid on-base potential, Wheat truly shows up to work — taking his turns at the plate with a pair of standard-issue work gloves rather than typical baseball batting gloves. (Yes, the Wyandotte Daily provides a great photo.) Wheat tells a fan on Twitter that he'll keep chopping wood in his signature handwear so long as the Marlins allow it.
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White Sox Outright Maikel Cleto, Onelki Garcia
By Jeff Todd | April 3, 2015 at 8:24pm CDT
The White Sox have outrighted righty Maikel Cleto and lefty Onelki Garcia, the club announced (hat tip to Colleen Kane of the Chicago Tribune). Both relievers will lose their 40-man roster spots with Chicago, though it is not yet clear whether the pair has passed through waivers.
Soon to turn 26, Cleto saw by far his most extensive MLB action last year for Chicago. He threw 29 1/3 innings of 4.60 ERA ball, striking out 9.8 but walking 7.1 batters per nine. Cleto still offers intriguing power, with his fastball averaging 97.0 mph last year.
Garcia, 25, has made just three big league appearances in his career and missed most of last season (and saw little game action this spring) after undergoing elbow surgery. Once a top-ten organizational prospect for the Dodgers, Garcia was claimed off waivers early in the offseason.
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White Sox Claim Onelki Garcia, Designate Ronald Belisario, Outright Jared Mitchell
By Jeff Todd | November 20, 2014 at 2:26pm CDT
The White Sox have designated reliever Ronald Belisario for assignment, Paul Sullivan of the Chicago Tribune reports on Twitter. The club also claimed lefty Onelki Garcia from the Dodgers and outrighted outfielder Jared Mitchell, per the Tribune's Colleen Kane (Twitter links).
Garcia is an intriguing pick-up for Chicago. The 25-year-old has only limited big league experience, but has already racked up over a year of service time due to injury. But he has one solid season under his belt in the upper minors, back in 2012, and his live arm was intriguing enough that Baseball America rated him the Dodgers' ninth-best prospect heading into 2014 in spite of his having undergone an elbow procedure. As BA wrote, the Cuban has a big fastball and good curve with plenty of upside if he can improve his control and add polish.
Belisario, 31, spent some time as Chicago's closer in his first season with the Pale Hose, but he struggled overall. The former Dodger pitched to a 5.56 ERA with 6.4 K/9 and 2.4 BB/9 in 66 1/3 innings. However, Belisario's FIP and SIERA feel that he was markedly better than his ERA. Indeed, much of those struggles seem to have come from a fluke 57.7 percent strand rate — significantly lower than his career mark of 70 percent. Belisario was also plagued by a .339 BABIP despite having posted a .288 mark for his career in that department. There were some positives to his game this past season, including an average fastball velocity of 93.9 mph and a strong 59.3 percent ground-ball rate. Nonetheless, Chicago apparently wasn't comfortable with his projected arbitration salary of $3.9MM.
Mitchell, 26, was the Sox' No. 1 pick back in 2009 (23rd overall) and ranked among the game's Top 100 prospects according to both Baseball America and Baseball Prospectus that offseason. However, the LSU product has yet to show the offense one would hope for from a first-round outfielder, as he's batted just .219/.341/.348 in parts of three seasons at the Triple-A level.
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Quick Hits: Beckham, Lind, Tejada, Sveum, Ravin
By charliewilmoth | September 19, 2013 at 10:31pm CDT
Tim Beckham, the first overall pick in the 2008 Draft, entered the Rays' game as a pinch-hitter against the Rangers Thursday night and singled in his first big-league at-bat. It marked a milestone for the infielder, who crawled through the minor leagues, never hitting all that impressively at any level, before posting a line of .276/.342/.387 in 2013 for Triple-A Durham. All of the 20 players drafted immediately after Beckham made it to the big leagues before he did. (Many, of course, were drafted out of college; Beckham came out of high school.) Remarkably, as Baseball America's John Manuel notes (via Twitter), Beckham is the first player drafted by the Rays since 2007 to make it to the big leagues with them. That's surprising, given how vital young players are to a low-payroll team like the Rays and how successful they've been in recent years. Here are more notes from around the Majors.
Blue Jays GM Alex Anthopoulos has implied to first baseman Adam Lind that there's a good chance the team will pick up Lind's 2014 option, but nothing is certain yet, SportsNet.ca's Shi Davidi reports. "You know Alex pretty well, it's pretty much the explanation I anticipated," says Lind, who will get either $7MM to play for the Jays or a $2MM buyout. The Jays also have options on Lind's services for 2015 and 2016. Lind has hit .282/.352/.486 so far this season. The team isn't required to make a decision about his option until shortly after the World Series ends.
Mets manager Terry Collins wants Ruben Tejada to take command of the shortstop position next season, Anthony DiComo and Chris Iseman of MLB.com write. "My message is real simple: this job is his," says Collins. "But he's got to show everybody that he wants it desperately." That doesn't rule out the possibility that the Mets could pursue a shortstop from outside the organization. The offseason free-agent market isn't a strong one, but a trade might be a possibility. Tejada has hit .202/.259/.260 in 227 plate appearances this season.
The Cubs aren't ready to say whether Dale Sveum will remain their manager in 2014, but the notion that the Cubs would fire Sveum is "laughable," says Rick Morrissey of the Chicago Sun-Times. Morrissey raises the possibility that the Cubs hesitation on Sveum may have something to do with big-name managers like Joe Girardi and Ron Gardenhire being free agents this offseason. He argues that Sveum shouldn't be blamed for the struggles of Anthony Rizzo and Starlin Castro this season, suggesting that the pair might simply not be as good as the Cubs and their fans hoped.
The Brewers claimed pitcher Josh Ravin off waivers from the Reds today, and MLB.com's Adam McCalvy compares Ravin to Joe Nathan, noting that Ravin can throw in triple digits (Twitter link). Ravin wouldn't be the first player to find success as a reliever in the Majors after an unimpressive minor-league career, but Joe Nathan is a lofty name to drop when discussing a 25-year-old who posted a 5.82 ERA with 6.7 BB/9 in the minors this year.
Dodgers lefty Onelki Garcia is now represented by BHS Sports Council, CBS Sports' Jon Heyman reports (via Twitter). Garcia posted a 2.90 ERA with 9.7 K/9 and 5.1 BB/9 in the upper levels of the minors in 2013, and he made his big-league debut last week.
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Draft Signings: Flexen, Dodgers, Yankees, Rays, Nats
By Ben Nicholson-Smith | June 22, 2012 at 8:20pm CDT
The deadline for signing draft picks is just three weeks away, now that it's been moved up under baseball's new collective bargaining agreement. Here are the latest noteworthy signings from the second round of the draft and on…
The Mets gave 14th round pick Chris Flexen an above slot $374,400 bonus, reports MLBTR's Tim Dierkes (on Twitter). The high school right-hander is represented by Adam Karon of Sosnick Cobbe Sports.
The Dodgers signed third rounder Onelki Garcia for an under-slot $382K, reports Jim Callis of Baseball America (on Twitter). The Cuban southpaw owns a 90-93 mph fastball and a good curveball according to Callis.
The Dodgers also signed eighth rounder Scott Griggs for $135K, reports Callis (on Twitter). The UCLA right-hander received the full slot value.
The Yankees signed third round selection Nathan Mikolas for $400K, Jim Callis of Baseball America reports (on Twitter). The high school first baseman has a very good bat and some power potential, according to Callis.
The Rays signed third round selection Andrew Toles for $397K, Callis tweets. The speedy outfielder is a strong defender in center field, Callis writes.
The Nationals announced that they signed third rounder Brett Mooneyham, a left-hander out of Stanford University. Amanda Comak of The Washington Times says (on Twitter) that he received $429K.
Mike Axisa contributed to this post.
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BOT_ADMINS = ('somenumber@chat.hipchat.com',) # only those JIDs will have access to admin commands

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# Prefix used for commands. Note that in help strings, you should still use the
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# ---- Chatrooms configuration (used by the chatroom plugin)
# it is a standard python file so you can reuse variables...
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_ROOM_ONE = 'room_id@conf.hipchat.com'
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# CHATROOM_ PRESENCE
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# for example : CHATROOM_PRESENCE = (_TEST_ROOM,)
# for IRC you can name them with their # like #err_chatroom
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# CHATROOM_RELAY
# can be used to relay one to one message from specific users to the bot to MUCs
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Many Jewish genealogy societies sponsor speakers expert at DNA analysis. Check local JGS listings for meeting schedules: members.iajgs.org.
I just learned I am 5% [or less] of Jewish descent. What do I do now?
If a DNA test result indicates a small percentage of Ashkenazic or Sephardic ancestry, it will likely be difficult to identify one's Jewish ancestor(s). Best practice will include comparing one's DNA with matches of known Jewish ancestry and building one's family tree generation by generation back in time.
Knowledge of Jewish religious and cultural practices may help identify possible Jewish ancestors. Ancestors who practiced Judaism and/or were part of a Jewish community may be identified by their graves located within Jewish cemeteries. Or, they might have been identified as adherents to Judaism in records in the old country. Early 20th century eastern European Jews who immigrated to the United States might be identified as "Hebrew" on U.S. passenger manifests or shown as Yiddish speakers on census pages.
Most Jewish genealogical societies offer mentoring for those facing challenging research questions and often include genetic genealogy topics in monthly programs.
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What is a Jewish genealogical society and how can it help me study my family history?
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Must one be Jewish to join a Jewish genealogical society?
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I never set this IP as a DNS server.
My current IP setting for LAN is 192.168.8.1/16.
192.168.8.15 has been add in System/Settings/Gereral/DNS servers.
The DNS servers in Services/DHCP Server has been left as blank.
Services/DNS Reslover & DNS Forwarder both are not enabled.
Seems 192.168.1.1 is set by System by default?
How can I delete the 192.168.1.1 from the list of DNS servers, or anywhere to set it?
attach screen shot for reference.
Try to download the xml backup file and check it to see if there's a 192.168.1.1 somewhere. If so, maybe try to remove the entry from the file and restore it.
But, there is no such "192.168.1.1" string in the XML file.
PS. I am sure "ALL" has been select in the Backup area.
Well, still not find who to delete the IP address.
Make a clean install again, problem solved.
The issue must come from the tuning of using dual wan by squid.
not quite sure, if i had dual wan setup already then.
check the WAN setup, if WAN was set to be DHCP mode, the thing happens.
just can't remember if i setup the WAN first and then changed the LAN subnet, or not.
delete the entry out of /etc/resolv.conf but it reverts back to it.
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Welcome back to this blog series! We've already covered tons of fascinating topics in the previous sections. Per usual, what will be covered below builds upon and applies to concepts already covered. If you are unfamiliar with things such as well-depth and others, I recommend taking a quick look back at the previous installments. You can find part 1 here, part 2 here, and part 3 here.
Up until this point all of our captured rain/photons have been kept nicely inside our buckets. It is now time to investigate the way we measure what we've captured and how it gets turned into an image that we can actually work with. Adequately covering this topic can be technical like part 3, but I've got plenty of diagrams to help out as well.
So come on down once again to the realm of the tiny buckets!
I've now mentioned many times about the pixels being "read out," or recorded, or measured. This process is carried out by your camera's on-board Analog to Digital Converter (or ADC). The captured light and the corresponding electrons are an analog signal, and this needs to be changed to a digital signal so that we can work our pre- and post-processing magic on our images.
This is done by emptying the bucket. The collected photons are converted to electrons as mentioned earlier. These gathered electrons create a voltage difference, and it is this voltage that is measured to give us the brightness or intensity value on each pixel. This emptying also readies our pixel buckets to gather photons for the next image.
While the bucket itself is graduated in the electrons it can hold, there is another step of gradation that occurs when the pixel is read off by the ADC. The ADC has its own levels that corresponds to the bit-depth of the ADC. This is usually 8, 10, 12, 14, or 16 bits, and the number of levels or possible values that can be read off by the ADC is 2 raised to the number of bits (256, 1024, 4096, 16384, and 65536 levels respectively). The ADC bit-depth for many common DSLRs can be found at sensorgen.info, or from the manufacturer's specifications for dedicated astrophotography cameras.
Just like the pixel-buckets, there can be no fractional values on the ADC: any levels that are partially filled will be rounded down to the closest ADC level. In the case of the 8-bit ADC, this means that it takes multiple electrons, or multiple captured photons to be read off as a distinct level.
The image would have the same brightness value or intensity even though the pixel-buckets captured different amounts of photons-water. We generally do not want this. Since every photon/electron/drop of water from our object is precious to us, we want to make sure that each one gives us unique information. If we have more well-depth than we do ADC levels, then this is another source of not being able to accurately pick out fine variations in brightness detail on our object.
The real-world story is even worse for us in this case. Recall that not every photon (rain-drop) that hits the pixel (bucket) is actually captured: the rate of capture is dependent upon the Quantum Efficiency of the camera. This means that if we have fewer well-depth levels than ADC levels, it takes even more incoming light from our target to actually make a difference in our images.
The result is that we get a different value that is measured from our pixel-bucket. Great! This is exactly what we want. Every single electron captured will correspond to a different ADC value, and any small variations in object brightness will be recorded and can show up in our final image.
You might have noticed on the last example that there are exactly 2 ADUs per electron captured. This indicates that we jump multiple ADUs per electron captured. Wouldn't this indicate that we are losing fine detail as before, just on the side of the ADU readout instead of the well-depth of the pixel?
Well, not really. We don't really care about jumping values in ADUs. What is most important is that each electron captured corresponds to a distinct ADU level, no matter how many jumps each electron creates. This is because it is ultimately the ADU value that is read out that give us our digital information for our final image.
With all of the functionality of the ADC under our belt, I can finally make good on my promise from part 3, which was covering what Gain/ISO value you should set your camera to.
To see the full effects of what Gain/ISO does now that we understand how the ADC works, let's return briefly to the 8-bit ADC example from above. If we take that as the starting point of either 0 gain or the lowest ISO value, then recall we get the effect we don't want: requiring multiple electrons to get a different intensity value.
It should be easy to see the first result of what increasing your Gain or ISO actually does. If you have more well-depth than ADC bit-depth, then increasing Gain/ISO allows you to make it so that each captured electron will correspond to its own ADC level. We can increase the Gain/ISO such that each electron captured would jump multiple ADC levels like our 16-bit example from before. There is even a special spot for where the Gain/ISO is set so that each electron will correspond to exactly one ADC level, and that is what is called "Unity Gain."
Now let's fill our original and Gain/ISO boosted pixel-buckets with the exact same number of electrons. Can you figure out what the end result will be without peeking at the final figure below? Be honest and try. Or not and just jump below. It's not like I can stop you or anything. I mean, there's no "correct" way to read a blog.
We can now FINALLY see the ultimate effects on our images by increasing the Gain/ISO, as well as understand why it SEEMS that increasing this setting boosts the sensitivity of your camera (But remember, not really. Sensitivity is purely the quantum efficiency and cannot be changed). The exact same amount of light captured comparatively fills our pixel-buckets more, and so the ADC readout is higher, and therefore we have a brighter value for our pixel.
For the perfect world optimized setup, the pixel-bucket well-depth would be less than or equal to the bit-depth of our ADC. This will ensure that each captured electron corresponds to its own intensity value in our image. Don't overly fret about hitting this point exactly, but it can be beneficial to your images.
The Gain or ISO setting effectively decreases the pixel-bucket well-depth. For DSLR users, I once again recommend checking out sensorgen.info. This will tell you your equivalent well-depth for common ISO settings. Consult the manufacturer's specifications for dedicated astrophotography cameras.
There are some further advantages to having an ADC bit-depth be larger than your pixel-bucket well depth involved in processing steps, but the nuances of those advantages are beyond the scope of this article.
You are exactly right! The saturation value given at Sensorgen.info is exactly the well depth of the camera for a given ISO. Following the example in the blog and the trend in the information, higher ISO settings result in shallower well depth capacities. Put another way, the pixels will saturate faster. To ensure that every photon is it's own level in your images, you would want your ISO to be set at a value such that the saturation quantity is less than the ADC bit depth.
I am looking at the sensorgen.org data. Is the Saturation (e-) value equal to the number of levels of the ADC at a given ISO? In other words for a camera with a 12bit CCD would one want to make sure that the ISO was set to a low enough level that the Saturation value was <= 2^12?


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Global | HCWH Supports World Medical Association Call to its National Association Members to Discuss Divestment from Fossil Fuels
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Health Care Without Harm today applauded the unanimous decision by delegates gathered in Moscow this past week at the World Medical Association's (WMA) Annual General Assembly to call on its more than 100 constituent member associations to consider divestment from fossil fuels.
The call is a response to the recognized health impacts of fossil fuel energy generation. It follows decisions by the British and Canadian Medical Associations to direct their financial teams to divest from fossil fuels.
"Just as health professionals helped lead the fight against smoking by divesting from tobacco companies, the WMA is asking national medical associations around the world to consider that coal and other fossil fuels may be the new tobacco," said Josh Karliner, International Coordinator for Health Care Without Harm. "The WMA's call is an important step forward to protect public health from local air pollution and global climate change, both of which are caused by fossil fuel combustion."
Dr. Peter Orris, a Professor at the University of Illinois, an Associate member of WMA and the author of its resolution on divestment noted that "while this measure is still under consideration by the WMA's membership, sending it for discussion by national medical associations recognizes the importance of the issue, and the need for a preventative approach to one of the greatest health threats of our time."
Based on member response, the WMA will complete consideration of its divestment Call at its next General Assembly in 2016.
At the same time, Health Care Without Harm continues to work with international and national health professional groups like WMA, along with hospitals, health systems and health organizations to promote not only divestment, but also investment strategies and public policies that foster a transition from fossil fuels toward clean, healthy renewable energy sources such as solar and wind.
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After capturing Claw, all the criminals have gone into hiding until, Claw escapes! Gadget thinks he will get the case, but everyone else has other planes. A new version of…
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Failure of Engineer Garin
A Russian engineer Petr Garin possesses a unique beam-shooting weapon that can destroy any target. His goal is to achieve world domination with the help of this weapon. Vasily Shelga…
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Mirageman
After being brutally assaulted, an incident which also saw the death of his parents and the rape of his younger brother (which mentally scarred him to the point of having…
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While on location in a spooky Italian villa with his Hollywood big-shot mom and her dorky boyfriend, twelve-year-old Kevin befriends a Renaissance-era girl ghost who helps him cause unrest on…
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Spycies
Vladimir and Hector, two secret agents opposed in every way, are trying to recover a top secret material stolen by unknown intruders.
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The Brave Little Toaster
A group of dated appliances find themselves stranded in a summer home that their family had just sold decide to, a la The Incredible Journey, seek their young 8 year…
Country: USA, Taiwan, Japan
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Fan-Fan the Tulip
In this 2003 remake of the classic 1952 French film, Fanfan la Tulipe is a swashbuckling lover who is tricked into joining the army of King Louis XV by Adeline…
Wonder Woman comes into conflict with the Soviet Union during the Cold War in the 1980s and finds a formidable foe by the name of the Cheetah.
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With much of America lying in ruins, the rest of the world braces for a global sharknado, Fin and his family must travel around the world to stop them.
Genre: Action, Adventure, Comedy, Fantasy, Science Fiction, Thriller
Seven Men from Now
Aging lawman Ben Stride burns a trail of murderous revenge across a hardscrabble landscape searching for his wife's murderers.
Genre: Action, Adventure, Drama, Western
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All The Wild Horses documents the Mongol Derby horse race, the longest and toughest horse race in the world, and easily the most epic and dangerous, as it leads through…
Country: Mongolia, South Africa, UK, USA, Ireland


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With all the reality television being served to us on platter, it's no wonder that talk of bullies has become more and more common in the circles of adult women. They're no longer just lurking on schoolyards, folks. Some bullies don't grow up (mentality wise, but they do age), and in fact, you can find them not only on TV (hey Tami), but at your job, or even in your circle of friends (*gasp*). They might pick on you a little, or they might make it their mission to spend their every waking moment talking to you crazy and treating you like something they scraped off of their shoe. These individuals could even be you. If you were wondering what are a few things that make someone an adult bully, we've got a few examples for you.
You're irrational as hell: A bully truly wouldn't be a bully if they didn't run around making the least amount of sense possible. They might tell you, "Don't talk about me behind my back!" but will run around and talk about you to someone else like you are dirt in the road. The concept of "treat people how you want to be treated" doesn't apply to them because that's no fun. They would rather make your workday or your life a living hell by acting as though whatever small thing you may have done (but real talk, you probably didn't do anything at all…) warrants them trashing your name to anyone who will listen.
Confrontation is your best friend: There's no reasoning with a grown up bully. You can't have a real conversation with this person without them yelling at the top of their lungs, pointing their finger in your face or acting like a fight will ensue. The reality of the situation though, is that in most cases, the bully's bark is bigger than their bite. They just want to jump in your face and think you'll go cowering in a corner so they can have a reason to treat you badly and "keep you in line." Intimidation is what a bully thrives off of, so instead of talking to you about what their beef is, they'd rather exchange your name for the b-word and make everyone think they're tough.
Your victims are always people who won't fight back: Remember how I just said, "Intimidation is what a bully thrives off of"? Well, it's true. As long as they feel that you fear them, they will continue to come at your head when they really need to be putting themselves in check. However, the minute you step up to them and let them know there's just so much you're going to take from them (or lay hands on them–but I really don't recommend that), then they leave you be. You have to stand up for yourself and let folks know they aren't as big and bad as they would like to be to get them to back down.
You're MAD insecure (and sensitive): It really doesn't take much to set a bully off. Leave them out of a conversation, don't invite them to a party (because they're crazy), or spend a lot of time with their friends and they're ready to lash out. Bullies like to be the center of attention or be in the midst of everyone's business. When they're not, that's when they start to get moody. They think everyone's talking about them (even when no one is worried about them), and when they want what you have (a man, the materialistic goods you tote around, etc.), they tend to diss you for it. As tough as a bully tries to act, sometimes they have deep-seeded issues and emotional problems that cause them to act out. But that doesn't make their poor treatment of others right, of course.
You try to embarrass people in public: Whether this is the co-worker who tries to blast you about your work ethic in front of others, the boss who tries to yell at you in meetings in front of everyone, or the person who critiques your outfit in front of all of your friends, bullies like to make you into a spectacle. It's already annoying that they do it in general, but there's something very uncool about trying to play people in front of other people. It could be that they're trying to make other people think less of you, or in reverse, maybe they think belittling someone for their own entertainment will make them look big and bad. Whatever their reasoning, it's dead wrong. Karma is a bad Mamma Jamma, so if this bully is you, cut it out and grow up.


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Stopped here for a quick light meal. Efficient service and the chicken livers and sweet potato fries were just what we needed. Clean toilets and the place buzzes. Obviously getting something right.
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Ms. Marvel Is Getting Her Own Lego Minifigure
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When they're not tying into the movies, Lego's line of Marvel superhero sets has already given us minifigure versions of a whole host of weird and wonderful Marvel heroes over the years. But next year, they're finally giving us one of the company's most beloved characters in recent comics history: Ms. Marvel herself, Kamala Khan.
Amazon Japan has released new pictures of three new Superhero sets launching early next year—and while there's some cool stuff in there, the absolute best is Kamala Khan's minifigure in "Captain America Jet Pursuit."
Appearing alongside a "Pilot" version of Cap, who gets his own jet to build, Kamala is also joined in the set by a version of Super-Adaptoid, an old-school Marvel villain built by AIM that was a robot capable of mimicking the superpowers of other heroes. Kamala's stretchy arms are quite unlike any minifigure Lego's done before, but hopefully she's got a torso with some normal arms too. Either way, it's a good time for Ms. Marvel merchandise in 2017.
Rejoice, Kamala Khan Is Finally Getting a Ms. Marvel Action Figure
Pretty much since she was first introduced, we've wanted an action figure of Kamala Khan. And now,…
Kamala's not just the only character making her Lego debut though—another set, "Detroit Steel Strikes," features the first ever Phil Coulson minifigure, despite his appearances in several of the Lego Marvel video games over the past few years. He even gets Lola the flying car, too!
The set also comes with a new version of Iron Man in his armor from the recent comic series Invincible Iron Man, as well as a big brick-based version of Justin Hammer's Detroit Steel power armor for the heroes to fight.
Finally, a third set, first revealed at San Diego Comic-Con earlier this year, "Hulk vs. Red Hulk", gives us our first She-Hulk minifigure, alongside normal Hulk, Red Hulk, and Red She-Hulk, who battle giant buggies, for some reason.
Who am I to complain about a She-Hulk minifigure in any form though? All three of these sets should be available in January 2017.
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Blessed Sacrament is a Catholic Primary School situated in the Archdiocese of Liverpool and is maintained by the Liverpool Local Authority. The Governing Body of the school is responsible for determining and administering the policy relating to the admission of pupils to the school. It is guided in that responsibility by:
the requirements of the law
the advice of the Archdiocesan Trustees on the nature and purpose of its duties
its duty towards the school and the Catholic community it serves
the Catholic character of the school and its Mission Statement
recognition of the Parish boundary
The school serves in the first instance baptised Catholic children living in the Parish of Blessed Sacrament. We consult with the LA and others in accordance with the requirements of the law and the Governing Body publish its admissions limit at prior to the commencement of each school year.
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Admissions Policy and Arrangements 2020-2021
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For Nursery/Reception places:
Parents / Carers wishing to apply for a place for their child at Blessed Sacrament in the first instance should contact the school office.
Everyone MUST complete the schools admissions forms and apply via the Liverpool City Council website also (link below).
http://liverpool.gov.uk/schools-and-learning/school-admissions/how-to-apply/
A copy of your child's Birth Certificate and Baptism Certificate should also be provided to School.
Please ensure that the school admission form and the faith form are handed into the school office. Our friendly office staff will take copies of your child's baptism and birth certificate at that time.
For mid-year and applications beyond Nursery and Reception:
If you wish for your child to join us mid-year or our wishing to move from another school. The process would be to contact our friendly admin team to discuss the possibly and see if we have places avaliable. You will be asked some questions for us to gather the required information; then you and your child will be invited into school to meet with a member of our Senior Leadership Team. You will have the opportunity to look around, ask any questions and meet our staff and pupils. In the meantime why not investigate our website for more information about Blessed Sacrament and the fantastic opportunities we provide to enable our pupils to develop 'a life long love of learning',


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Честер Вокер (;  22 лютого 1940, Бетлгем, Міссіссіппі, США) — американський професіональний баскетболіст, що грав на позиціях легкого форварда і важкого форварда за декілька команд НБА. Чемпіон НБА.

2012 року введений до Баскетбольної Зали слави (як гравець).

Ігрова кар'єра
На університетському рівні грав за команду Бредлі (1959–1962). Закінчив студентську кар'єру як найрезультативніший гравець команди в її історії.

1962 року був обраний у другому раунді драфту НБА під загальним 12-м номером командою «Сірак'юс Нейшеналс». Захищав кольори команди із Сірак'юс протягом наступних 7 сезонів. 1963 року був включений до першої збірної новачків НБА. Згодом команда переїхала до Філадельфії та стала називатися «Філадельфія Севенті-Сіксерс». 1967 року в складі «Філадельфії» став чемпіоном НБА. Тоді його партнерами по команді були такі гравці як Вілт Чемберлейн, Гал Грір, Волі Джонс та Біллі Каннінгем.

Другою і останньою ж командою в кар'єрі гравця стала «Чикаго Буллз», до складу якої він приєднався 1969 року і за яку відіграв 6 сезонів.

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|style="text-align:left;"|
|style="text-align:left;"|«Сірак'юс Нейшеналс»
|78 ||– ||25.5 ||.469 ||– ||.699 ||7.2 ||1.1 ||– ||– ||12.3
|-
|style="text-align:left;"|
|style="text-align:left;"|«Філадельфія Севенті-Сіксерс»
|76 ||– ||36.5 ||.440 ||– ||.711 ||10.3 ||1.6 ||– ||– ||17.3
|-
|style="text-align:left;"|
|style="text-align:left;"|«Філадельфія Севенті-Сіксерс»
|79 ||– ||27.7 ||.403 ||– ||.742 ||6.7 ||1.7 ||– ||– ||13.2
|-
|style="text-align:left;"|
|style="text-align:left;"|«Філадельфія Севенті-Сіксерс»
|80 ||– ||32.5 ||.451 ||– ||.716 ||8.0 ||2.5 ||– ||– ||15.3
|-
|style="text-align:left;background:#afe6ba;"| †
|style="text-align:left;"|«Філадельфія Севенті-Сіксерс»
|81 ||– ||33.2 ||.488 ||– ||.766 ||8.1 ||2.3 ||– ||– ||19.3
|-
|style="text-align:left;"|
|style="text-align:left;"|«Філадельфія Севенті-Сіксерс»
|82 ||– ||32.0 ||.460 ||– ||.726 ||7.4 ||1.9 ||– ||– ||17.9
|-
|style="text-align:left;"|
|style="text-align:left;"|«Філадельфія Севенті-Сіксерс»
|82 ||– ||33.6 ||.484 ||– ||.804 ||7.8 ||1.8 ||– ||– ||18.0
|-
|style="text-align:left;"|
|style="text-align:left;"|«Чикаго Буллз»
|78 ||– ||34.9 ||.477 ||– ||.850 ||7.7 ||2.5 ||– ||– ||21.5
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|style="text-align:left;"|
|style="text-align:left;"|«Чикаго Буллз»
|81 ||– ||36.1 ||.465 ||– ||.859 ||7.3 ||2.2 ||– ||– ||22.0
|-
|style="text-align:left;"|
|style="text-align:left;"|«Чикаго Буллз»
|78 ||– ||33.2 ||.505 ||– ||.847 ||6.1 ||2.3 ||– ||– ||22.0
|-
|style="text-align:left;"|
|style="text-align:left;"|«Чикаго Буллз»
|79 ||– ||31.1 ||.478 ||– ||.832 ||5.0 ||2.3 ||– ||– ||19.9
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|style="text-align:left;"|
|style="text-align:left;"|«Чикаго Буллз»
|82 ||– ||32.5 ||.486 ||– ||.875 ||5.0 ||2.4 ||0.8 ||0.0 ||19.3
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|style="text-align:left;"|
|style="text-align:left;"|«Чикаго Буллз»
|76 ||– ||32.3 ||.487 ||– ||.860 ||5.7 ||2.2 ||0.6 ||0.1 ||19.2
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|style="text-align:center;" colspan="2"| Усього за кар'єру
|1,032 ||– ||32.4 ||.470 ||– ||.796 ||7.1 ||2.1 ||0.7 ||0.1 ||18.2
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|style="text-align:center;" colspan="2"| В іграх усіх зірок
|7 ||1 ||17.9 ||.435 ||– ||.850 ||2.6 ||1.3 ||0.0 ||0.0 ||8.1

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|5||–||26.0||.509||–||.733||9.4||1.8||–||–||15.2
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|style="text-align:left;"|
|style="text-align:left;"|«Філадельфія Севенті-Сіксерс»
|5||–||38.0||.390||–||.739||10.4||2.6||–||–||18.8
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|style="text-align:left;"|
|style="text-align:left;"|«Філадельфія Севенті-Сіксерс»
|11||–||42.6||.480||–||.760||7.2||1.6||–||–||20.3
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|style="text-align:left;"|
|style="text-align:left;"|«Філадельфія Севенті-Сіксерс»
|5||–||36.2||.375||–||.806||7.4||3.0||–||–||14.6
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|style="text-align:left;background:#afe6ba;"|†
|style="text-align:left;"|«Філадельфія Севенті-Сіксерс»
|15||–||36.7||.467||–||.807||7.6||2.1||–||–||21.7
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|style="text-align:left;"|
|style="text-align:left;"|«Філадельфія Севенті-Сіксерс»
|13||–||37.3||.410||–||.679||7.4||1.8||–||–||19.1
|-
|style="text-align:left;"|
|style="text-align:left;"|«Філадельфія Севенті-Сіксерс»
|4||–||27.3||.535||–||.667||5.8||2.0||–||–||13.5
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|style="text-align:left;"|
|style="text-align:left;"|«Чикаго Буллз»
|5||–||35.6||.422||–||.818||8.4||2.2||–||–||19.4
|-
|style="text-align:left;"|
|style="text-align:left;"|«Чикаго Буллз»
|7||–||33.4||.440||–||.708||7.1||3.1||–||–||15.0
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|style="text-align:left;"|
|style="text-align:left;"|«Чикаго Буллз»
|4||–||24.3||.421||–||.813||3.5||1.0||–||–||11.3
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|style="text-align:left;"|
|style="text-align:left;"|«Чикаго Буллз»
|7||–||32.7||.347||–||.892||8.9||2.0||–||–||16.7
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|style="text-align:left;"|
|style="text-align:left;"|«Чикаго Буллз»
|11||–||36.6||.509||–||.861||5.5||1.6||0.9||0.1||20.9
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|style="text-align:left;"|
|style="text-align:left;"|«Чикаго Буллз»
|13||–||33.2||.494||–||.880||4.6||1.8||1.0||0.1||17.5
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|style="text-align:center;" colspan="2"| Усього за кар'єру
|105 ||– ||35.1 ||.449 ||– ||.787 ||7.0 ||2.0 ||1.0 ||0.1 ||18.2

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Баскетболісти «Філадельфія Севенті-Сіксерс»
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Hosted by the UK Landscape Institute, the first ever UK Landscape Awards saw six world-class UK landscapes as final contenders. The finalists were selected by panels of judges across the UK with one finalist selected for each of Scotland, Northern Ireland and Wales and a further three finalists were selected from the winners in each of the nine English regions. The overall winner is then submitted to the Council of Europe's European Landscape Award in Strasbourg.
The Award's presentation ceremony, over a sit down formal dinner in the regal setting of St George's Hall, Liverpool comprised two keynote speeches and the presentation of the awards, each preceded by a short film. Keystone provided the staging in this historic landmark building using an enormous screen to best present the impressive footage associated with each of the shortlisted entries and speeches. Keystone were also responsible for venue management and guest invitations.
Dinner speakers were Merrick Denton-Thompson OBE CMLI a Landscape Architect whose work has positively impacted on environmental policy and rural affairs and Professor Iain Stewart, geologist and broadcaster whose TV work includes the critically acclaimed How Earth Made Us and who has just completed filming two new series for BBC 2, Making Scotland's Landscapes.