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White Sox: Top Five Most Likely Trading Partners
By Etheria Modacure
Jul 18, 2016; Seattle, WA, USA; Chicago White Sox starting pitcher Chris Sale (49) throws against the Seattle Mariners during the sixth inning at Safeco Field. Mandatory Credit: Joe Nicholson-USA TODAY Sports /
Jul 19, 2016; Washington, DC, USA; Los Angeles Dodgers relief pitcher Kenley Jansen (74) is congratulated by catcher Yasmani Grandal (9) after recording the final out against the Washington Nationals at Nationals Park. Mandatory Credit: Brad Mills-USA TODAY Sports /
3. Los Angeles Dodgers
The Dodgers acknowledged the possibility of Clayton Kershaw missing the remainder of the season due to a herniated disc injury on Wednesday. Kershaw hasn't pitched since June 26. The former CY Young Award winner and MVP, could miss the rest of the season. The Dodgers will certainly need a starting pitching to remain in contention for the postseason.
Despite a tweet from Ken Rosenthal suggesting the White Sox aren't interested in trading Quintana or Sale, the Dodgers would certainly need to entice the pale hose in order to obtain one of the All-Star pitchers. The Dodgers are currently behind the San Francisco Giants in the National League West, and their best remaining starting pitcher is Kenta Maeda. White Sox general manager Rick Hahn should at least listen to any offer the Dodgers might have for Quintana.

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HomeNewsKing Diamond Is Currently Writing New Mercyful Fate and Solo Material
King Diamond Is Currently Writing New Mercyful Fate and Solo Material
by Cecil, via Wikipedia
A new King Diamond album is always an event worth celebrating, but a new Mercyful Fate album is a monumental milestone in metal history. The satanic virtuosos — for whom Diamond was the lead singer, in case you were unaware — remain one of metal's more perfect bands, having never veered from their path of dark theatricality. So it's awesome to learn that the King is currently writing material for both a new Fate record AND his new solo record.
His Majesty recently sat down with Slipknot's Shawn "Clown" Crahan for the latter's webseries The Electric Theater with Clown, and spoke about his upcoming projects.
"I'm writing with Hank [Shermann, guitarist] from Mercyful Fate and writing with Andy [LaRocque, guitar] for King Diamond and writing on my own for King Diamond," said the corpsepainted singer. "For King Diamond, it's an album that's gonna be called The Institute, which is part one of two — there'll be two full albums that will be completing a full story. And as the title [suggests], there's gonna be some crazy weird stuff.
"For Mercy, I also have the title, but I'm not giving it out to anybody at the moment. We have the front cover for the new Mercy too. It's very correct, very right for Mercyful Fate. It's very back to basics.
"For my part, with both Mercy and King albums, even more King Diamond, I would say, all vocals are gonna be lead vocals again, like they were in the old days. It didn't matter if there was a choir singing on the right side or the left side, or whatever, they would still go and pick up parts of the lyrics to progress the story and so on. So it's gonna be anything goes with the vocals, for sure — back to the old style…And for Mercy too, it's gonna be very old-fashioned. Hank is writing very much like the old days. And it's nice to feel that we can capture that again. So that's two albums that are being worked on that will be done by the time we can go out and tour again, I'm sure."
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Veteran music producer, Don Jazzy took to his his Instagram page to unveil the list of people in the entertainment industry that have inspired him this year 2018.
The singer, revealed that he was put up to the task by a friend who asked him to make a one minute video on people that inspired him in the last 12 months, as he mentioned some names and explained why they made the list.
He posted the video and wrote: "So @dukeofspadess tagged me to do a one minute video mentioning people that inspired me this year. On something he has tagged #InstagramForGood. Well I really like that as I have been thinking about something similar for a long time.
So yeah if I mentioned you try and make your own video too if you can. GOD bless y'all. #Motivation #PositiveVibes #NoNegativity #OnlyLoveAllowedHere."
Sometimes a little tins like dis matters alot in some ones life, let dem know wat dey do inspires u, how much dey ginger u to keep going n be a better person.


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Reprise: The Woman with the Blue Tattoo
Olive Oatman, Library of Congress
Olive Oatman became famous in the 1850s for the blue perpendicular lines tattooed onto her chin. She called them "slave marks," and people all across America wanted to know how and why she had acquired them.
On the afternoon of February 18, 1851, while camped along the Gila River in Arizona, Olive and her younger sister, Mary Ann, watched in horror as a band of Western Yavapai Indians massacred their mother, father, two sisters, and three brothers. Held back as captives, the two girls, fourteen and seven, were forced to walk barefoot through the rugged desert to the isolated Yavapai camp. For a year they lived there as slaves, fetching wood, hauling water, and gathering food, until traded to the Mohave tribe for two horses, three blankets, vegetables, and beads.
The Mohaves (Aha Macav, "along the river,") inhabited a lush, fertile valley along the banks of the Colorado River, the traditional boundary between Arizona and California.
Chief Espaniole and his wife, Aespaneo, welcomed the girls into the tribe and adopted them into their own family. They were proud to have rescued the girls from the cruel Yavapai and vowed to treat them well.
The girls worked alongside the other women of the tribe, gathering wood, fetching water, and planting seeds. They soon learned the Mohave language and developed close friendships with other members of the tribe.
Olive was variously called "Ali," "Aliutman," "Olivino," and "Owich (cloud)," the clan name of Chief Espaniole's family. Mohave women inherited clan names passed down from their fathers, and bearing a clan name meant Olive was considered a full member of the tribe.
Facial tattoos were common among the Mohave Indians because they believed the permanent marks guaranteed a place in "Sil'aid," the land of the dead. Tribal members who died without tattoos would spend eternity in a desert rat hole. Since Olive and Mary Ann belonged to the tribe, they were expected to undergo the tattooing process.
The girls lay quietly on the ground while experienced tattooers drew designs on their chins. Since the tattoos were meant to be decorative, they chose designs that would enhance the girls' faces. Using cactus needles or sharp sticks, the designs were pricked into the skin until the wounds freely bled. The sticks were dipped in the juice of a special river weed, then into a powder made from a blue river stone, and applied to the pinpricks on the girls' chins. The process took several hours to complete and several days to heal.
With this rite of passage, Olive and Mary Ann became permanent members of the Mohave tribe and the first white females in the United States to wear tattoos.
A terrible drought in 1855 brought famine to the tribe. Many people died, including Mary Ann. Olive soon fell ill herself. Aespaneo saved her life by feeding her gruel made from cornmeal.
In January 1856, a Yuma Indian named Francisco arrived at the Mohave camp with papers from Fort Yuma ordering the release of Olive Oatman. Chief Espaniole refused to release her. But Francisco persisted, claiming that five million white soldiers were hiding in the hills, ready to attack and destroy the Mohave village. The Mohaves reluctantly gave in.
Once again, Olive was traded for two horses, blankets, and beads. She arrived at Fort Yuma ten days later, tanned, tattooed, painted, her hair dyed black, and wearing only a bark skirt. She was nineteen years old. Her brother Lorenzo, who had survived the massacre, traveled from California for a tender reunion with his long-lost sister.
Olive became an overnight sensation. Newspapers all across America printed stories about "the white Indian" and her blue tattoo. The Evansville Enquirer reported on November 9, 1859: "She will bear the marks of her captivity to her grave. Her savage masters having tattooed her after the customs of their tribes."
In 1857 Royal B. Stratton published the first book detailing the Oatman ordeal, Life Among the Indians, which became an immediate best-seller. Olive and Lorenzo traveled to New York, where Olive promoted the book with autographed photographs and lectures. She openly displayed her tattoo while relaying the tragic story of the Oatman massacre and her life as a "slave" among the Mohave Indians.
When not delivering lectures, Olive self-consciously covered her chin with her hands to avoid the staring eyes of curious people.
Olive married wealthy cattleman John Brant Fairchild in 1865, left the lecture circuit, and eventually settled down in Sherman, Texas. She became reclusive, hid her face behind a black veil, experimented with make-up to hide her blue tattoo, and refused to discuss her life among the Indians. She died of heart failure in 1903. Afraid the Mohaves would claim her body, John Fairchild had her coffin sealed in iron and covered her grave with a thick granite tombstone.
(Mohave Indian woman with body paint and tattoos.)
October 17, 2012; November 25, 2021
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The Hoover Dam – What if it Broke?
At any given time, Lake Mead – which is held back by the Hoover Dam — can supply water to 29 million households in Arizona, California, Colorado, Nevada, New Mexico, Utah, and Wyoming. Turbines and generators at Hoover Dam turn water energy into electrical energy. A failure at Hoover Dam would cut off both water and power to all of these seven states, and especially, to all the communities located in the Colorado River Basin.
A breach in the Hoover Dam wall would cause 10 trillion gallons of water from Lake Mead to form a tsunami wave that would travel down the Colorado River, destroying Davis Dam, Parker Dam, and several bridges, and wiping out Lake Mead, Lake Mohave, and Lake Havasu. Communities located on the Colorado River would be flooded.
There would be an immediate loss of hydroelectric power, irrigation water, and drinking water that millions of people in all seven states depend on. The economic losses would be devastating.
Bullhead City, Arizona is one of the cities located on the Colorado River. The U.S. Bureau of Reclamation would immediately notify Bullhead City and Mohave County [in Arizona] of the impending catastrophe. The Mohave County Disaster Plan for uncontrolled releases from dams would be activated, involving the Mohave County Department of Risk and Emergency Management and multiple other departments in Bullhead City and Mohave County. The Arizona Department of Public Safety, the Arizona State Parks Department, and the Lake Mead National Recreation Area [in Nevada] would also be involved.
It would require expert and efficient coordination and excellent communication capabilities to evacuate 30,000 people (the ones in Bullhead City, Arizona living closest to the river) in 90 minutes, before the water held back by Hoover Dam and then Davis Dam, hit Bullhead City. In spite of all evacuation plans to move people to Golden Valley and Kingman, Arizona, people would greet the news of a Hoover Dam failure with disbelief and then panic. Highway 95 is the only main route through Bullhead City. It would be jammed with traffic. People on higher ground might be safe from flooding, but they would be trapped by lack of alternate roads out of the city. Law enforcement would be essential to keeping the traffic moving.
It is my estimate that if 10,000 people managed to get out of town in 90 minutes, 10,000 residents would be trapped on higher ground, and 20,000 fatalities would result from drowning and injuries. Thirty miles of Highway 95 would be flooded by water. At least 16,000 homes and businesses would be flooded or destroyed. The local hospital, which sits on a hill, could only be accessed by helicopter. The sewer systems would be flooded, contaminating the environment. Remaining residents would be without power and water. They would have to walk through the hills to highway 68 or be flown out by helicopter. The American Red Cross and other volunteer organizations would have to set up emergency shelters in Golden Valley and Kingman, Arizona within two hours to help the survivors.
The Mohave County Board of Supervisors would ask the Governor of Arizona to declare an emergency situation. He, in turn, would ask the President of the United States to declare Bullhead City [and all other cities along the Colorado River] a disaster area. Bullhead City and Mohave County would be overwhelmed. FEMA would be mobilized.
If an unknown terrorist group launched a nuclear device at Hoover Dam and caused a rupture in the concrete wall, the scenario would be the same as described above. In addition to physical and environmental damage and loss of human life, the air and water would be contaminated with radiation and debris. The 10,000 people who managed to stay behind on dry land would have to be rescued and evacuated over 24 hours due to exposure to radiation.
Emergency shelters would need to be set up within two hours by the American Red Cross and other volunteer organizations in Golden Valley and Kingman, Arizona to supply food, water, and other basic needs to survivors. But over the next day, wind currents would bring the radiation over the mountains and into Golden Valley and Kingman. Local law enforcement would pass out gas masks and be on patrol to control panic, looting, and general disorder while State and County emergency workers evacuated the area.
The Mohave County Board of Supervisors would ask the Governor of Arizona to declare an emergency situation. He, in turn, would ask the President of the United States to declare the area a disaster zone. FEMA would be mobilized to the area.
Conclusion: When President Trump talks about our deteriorating infrastructure, We the People need to take it more seriously. There are a number of dams across the country which need much-needed repairs and reinforcement. Waiting for a disaster to occur is unacceptable. When he talks about preventing terrorists from entering the country, he knows what he's talking about. Our deteriorating infrastructure is vulnerable to attack.
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Mr. Gerald M. Tootle, age 63 of Vidalia, died Wednesday, March 24, 2010 at his home after an extended illness. Funeral services were held Saturday, March 27 at 11 a.m. in the chapel of Ronald V. Hall Funeral Home with Reverend Henry Dowd and Celeta Hart officiating. Interment followed in the Lakeview Memorial Gardens.
Pallbearers were Wedrell Meeks, Lamar Fountain, Randall Foskey, Larry Williamson, Terry Horne and Harold Quarterman.
Honorary pallbearers were employees of the Montgomery County Board of Education.
Mr. Tootle was a lifelong resident of Toombs and Montgomery Counties. He formerly was a carpenter, floor covering installer, and over the road truck driver. He worked eleven years with the Montgomery County Board of Education as a school bus driver and in the maintenance department. He was Baptist by faith.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Buster and Alpha Denton Tootle and a brother, William Donnell Tootle.
Survivors include his wife, Cherry Tootle of Vidalia; one son, Michael Shane (Rachel) Tootle of Soperton; three daughters, Julie (Rex) Dopson, Cindy (Sambo) Boone, and Vickie (Randy) Gould all of Jacksonville; four sisters, Shelby Williamson, and Shirley Helms of Vidalia, Jean Bryant of Lyons, and Louise Hadden of Swainsboro; two brothers, Noel Tootle of South Carolina and Author Darrell Tootle of Vidalia; eleven grandchildren, and several nieces and nephews.
Memorial contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society, C/O Trudy Bowen, 201 Maple Drive, Vidalia, GA 30474.


Universe Today summarizes a study that concludes that we are probably the only "advanced" civilization in our galaxy.
The result is reached under assumptions of materialism: intelligence is an emergent quality of large brains. Large brains arise from biological evolution, which requires certain chemical conditions on the host planet (water, minerals and carbon in narrow proportions) and stability of the star about which it revolves.
Of course, what I propose here is that intelligence is the play of ideas between souls, and the brain is only an interface. On vastly larger scales, galaxies are civilizations. They just evolve new forms more slowly than we do – which makes us incredibly dangerous.
But galaxies "think", and store experience. I trust that we'll know whether we're alone when we're mature enough to receive the answer.


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Uimirea sau uluirea este o stare emoțională de scurtă durată rezultată ca urmare a unui fapt neașteptat, a unei surprize. Este o emoție de bază identificate de Paul Ekman și Sigmund Freud în cartea lor apărută în 1975, Demascând chipul. Uimirea poate fi cauzată de o surpriză plăcută, neplăcută sau neutră.

Caracteristici
Uimirea modifică în expresia chipuri următoarele:
sprâncenele se ridică
se întinde pielea de sub pomeți
pleoapele se deschid
relaxarea mandibulei, uneori evidențiind dantura

Uimirea în general este urmată în scurt timp și de alte emoții cum ar fi: frica, bucuria, etc.

Emoție
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11 Years Ago Today, We Lost A Twins Great In Kirby Puckett
It was 11 years ago today that the baseball world and the state of Minnesota said goodbye to a legend as former Minnesota Twins center fielder Kirby Puckett passed away.
Puckett was a complicated figure in that he was an incredible baseball player but was faced with sexual assault accusations and other legal issues off the field, leading many fans to become split on their opinion of the former Twin.
Puckett passed away after suffering a stroke at the age of 45.


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Elizabeth Mary "Liz" Ready (pronounced "reedy") (born October 7, 1953) is a Vermont non-profit director and elected official who is most notable for her advocacy for Vermonters with lower incomes, especially the housing insecure. She served in the Vermont Senate from 1989 to 2001 on the Senate Finance, Appropriations, Agriculture and Natural Resources and Energy (including a stint as Chair). She also served as Vermont Auditor of Accounts from 2001 to 2005.

Early life
Ready was born in Burlington on October 7, 1953 and became a resident of Lincoln in 1976.

Ready was educated in Burlington and graduated from Rice Memorial High School.  She attended the University of Vermont and Burlington College, from which she received a Bachelor of Arts degree in education. Ready later attended Norwich University, where she studied Public Administration.

Start of career
For several years Ready taught basic literacy skills to adults in rural Addison County. She then became a consultant to the Vermont Department of Education, where she was credited with founding the Adult Diploma Program and working with vocational centers throughout Vermont to design programs for adult students.

In 1986, Ready joined Governor Madeleine M. Kunin's Office of Policy Research and Coordination.

In 1988, Ready founded the Addison County Community Trust, an organization which works to develop affordable housing, protect farmland, and preserve natural resources. She served as the Trust's Director for 12 years.

Early political career
A Democrat, Ready served in several local offices, including auditor, planning commissioner and selectman in Lincoln and as a member of the Addison County Regional Planning Commission.

In 1988, Ready was elected to the Vermont Senate. She won re-election five times and served from 1989 to 2001.  During her Senate service she was on the Natural Resources Committee for twelve years and served as chairperson for four.  In addition, she served on the Agriculture Committee for eight years, the Finance Committee for six, and the Appropriations Committee for six. For six years she also served as a member of the Joint Fiscal Committee.

Service as Auditor
In 2000, Ready was the successful Democratic nominee for Auditor of Accounts, defeating Republican John S. Hall of St. Johnsbury and two minor candidates.

Ready won re-election in 2002, defeating Republican Bruce Hyde of Fayston and three minor candidates.

Defeat for third term
In 2004, Ready ran for re-election. Randy Brock of Swanton was chosen as the Republican nominee.

During this campaign, Brock accused Ready of having false information in her biography, with her State Senate biographical sketch and commercial publications including Marquis Who's Who in American Politics and the State Yellow Book incorrectly indicating that she had received a bachelor's degree from the University of Vermont rather than Burlington College, and that she had completed a master's degree from Norwich University.

In the 2004 general election, Brock defeated Ready 52% to 42%, with 6% going to the candidate of the Liberty Union Party.  Ready's defeat was largely attributed to questions about her integrity that were raised as the result of her incorrect biography.

Post political career
After leaving office, Ready became Executive Director of the John W. Graham Emergency Shelter in Vergennes.

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So how do you add a voiceover to your videos in GoPro Studio?
What you will need to go is record your voice, and do a voice over. There are a couple of different ways that you could do that.
You could get a microphone that you can plug into your computer. You could also use a voice recording app if you have an iPhone or an Android device, or any smart phone.
I have an iPhone and the voice recorder app that I have used lots of times to record a voice over for my videos is called Voice Recorder HD.
Just search your app store for a voice record or a voice recording app. And then when you have the file of your audio, you can just add it right in to your video in GoPro Studio.
The Microphone that I use now, for all of my tutorials and voice over is the Audio Technica ATR 2100 and it works like a charm!
I use it to record all of the modules and lessons in my new online course, Rock Your Videos with GoPro Studio.