Hello, I did a search but could not find anything, is there anyway to disable tags? I just want it so people only need post the message, not worry about tags.
I second this. I saw some old posts about removing tags with css but none work on bbpress 2.0, perhaps I entered them wrong.Tony La Russa will not hesitate to use the bullpen. Sounds strange to say that, doesn’t it? Expect a quick hook. Chris Carpenter is likely to get pulled from his next start while throwing a perfect game in the third inning.
More batters will be hit by pitches.
Lance Berkman will finally just bunt down the third base line. Sure, the premise of hitting away against a ridiculous shift is because you still have the chance to do damage, ideally over the wall. But the Cardinals will inevitably find themselves in a situation where they so desperately just need any baserunner that Puma will bunt. And he might just wind up on second.
Albert Pujols will finally hit a home run this postseason. It will wind up being an inning-ending double play after he passes two baserunners during his trot.
David Freese is going to be the NLCS Most Valuable Player.
Allen Craig will play center field before the series is over.
Yadier Molina will allow a passed ball. Not sure why or how this has happened, but Yadi has looked really bad on a couple of pitches in the last month or so – ones that we would normally expect him to block or smother. Understanding that as Cardinal fans, we’ve been spoiled with great catcher defense for the last decade or so, it’s still been surprising to see so many balls scoot past or away from Molina.
Kyle Lohse will be called upon in relief. And he will get the win.
Ryan Braun will hit more home runs. Duh.
Perhaps one of my most important expectations is that this series is far from over. Step back, take a deep breath, and continue watching. There’s a lot of great baseball yet to be played.
So whatever you do, make sure the DVR is set.The first part at 0:49, calm and melancholic but with a strong uplifting and divine impact. And at 1:07 with an even stronger melancholic and divine impact; the beginning of something unimaginable big.
And then this 2:48, the alteration of the universe. And then 3:17, the big bang, the multidimensional power, standing above sense and logic.
Sure the rest after that is still very good but the ultimatum was at 3:17.
Very Man of Steel -esque at parts. I love it.
Ok, im gonna guess all the lines like google translate.
"peel down and heading for the sun, yeah"
"drop down straight runnin' on the run, yeah"
"im still flying six feet above the ground, auuuhgh"
"im so high im never comin' down"
the only thing i got from this is like "6 feet above the ground" or "heading for the sun"
Anyone else think a soundtrack similar to Megaton Rainfall would be near perfect for space engineers?
I need more music like this in my life. Any suggestions?
Me encanta, es todo el rato subidones!An architect’s rendering of the new Eshleman Hall, along Bancroft Way. Some hope that the new gateway to the campus will increase pedestrian flow along Telegraph. Source: UC Berkeley.
But Councilman Kriss Worthington, whose district encompasses Telegraph, said at the meeting that there have been too many false starts.
“I’ve seen most of you at one, two, three or 30 meetings over the last 10 years,” Worthington told the crowd. “We can’t pin all of our hopes on waiting all the years it takes to get new projects through the planning process. People are suffering today. We need a clear sign, we need a clear commitment from the city.”
Bates said the evening meeting was an important first step to hear ideas. He plans to establish a number of taskforces on specific issues, which will bring detailed proposals to the City Council for action.
“Some things can happen right away,” Bates said. “But the changes a lot of people would like to see transpire are going to take time.”
Retail sales on Telegraph have been steadily declining for 20 years. The orange line is adjusted for inflation. Source: City of Berkeley
The evening, described as a “brainstorming” by the mayor’s office, opened with a sobering presentation from Michael Caplan, head of economic development for the city. Caplan said the economic problems of Telegraph had been “slowly accumulating for two decades.” He pointed out that the old retail strengths of Telegraph — books and records — were the two categories most affected by the rise of internet retailers.
While total sales have declined, food sales have remained relatively constant. Source: City of Berkeley
He said the two biggest remaining retail strengths of Telegraph were food and apparel.
“If we had one or two strong anchors [for apparel], we could draw people in,” Caplan said. “There are plenty of opportunities to create food and entertainment venues.”
Caplan thought the projects slated for Haste and Telegraph — two new mixed-use apartment buildings and a restaurant/entertainment venue called Mad Monk — were particularly important for the life of the street.
“This corner could go from the most challenged in the city to the most vibrant,” he said.
Another positive vision for Telegraph was presented by Matt Taecker and Alex Bergtraun, who are part of Berkeley Design Advocates, a non-profit group dedicated to improving the built environment. BDA held a design charrette last April to develop ideas for Telegraph. The report from the charrette can be downloaded here (warning: very large file).
BDA originated the idea of a “canopy of lights” to change the visual environment of Telegraph at night. A Chancellor’s Grant from UC Berkeley is funding the canopy, which Bergtraun said should be up in the next two months. He said, however, the money would not yet allow plans to install free community WiFi with the lighting. Bergtraun also said the university’s new development on Bancroft would be vital for Telegraph.
“Even if we did nothing else to Telegraph, this is happening,” he said. “Telegraph becomes the front porch to this project.”
Part of Berkeley Design Advocates’ ideas for Telegraph: the dangerous corner at Dwight and Telegraph would be turned into a plaza and become a proper gateway to upper Telegraph. Source: Berkeley Design Advocates
BDA also advocate creating a plaza at Dwight and Telegraph, that could both calm traffic and become a gateway to the retailers on upper Telegraph.
One of the tensions of Telegraph that emerged in public comment at the meeting is between the street vendors and the fixed merchants. Some of the plans discussed for Telegraph could trim the space available for street vendors, which raised hackles among some long-standing vendors.
“Don’t take away the three feet of space you want to take away,” one declared to considerable applause.
“I need to hear more about that problem,” said Bates. “I know it’s been a thorn for a long time, but it’s also part of the solution.”
One suggestion from the public that Bates said was particularly helpful was to study other college communities that have similar retail districts near their campuses to discover both best practices and ideas that have not succeeded.
There was also some discussion of the impact of nearby People’s Park on Telegraph Avenue.
Emily Marthinson, assistant vice chancellor, physical and environmental planning, Taecker, from BDA, said there was a need “to people People’s Park.” The university, she said, wants to find ways It’s important, he said, to make it a more attractive, welcoming place. The sentiments were echoed by Roland Peterson, executive director of the Telegraph Avenue Business Improvement District. “If the park is a pleasant place adjacent to the business district, Telegraph Avenue will be a more welcoming place,” he said.
One speaker during the public comments had a more dramatic suggestion for People’s Park: have it designated a national monument.
“I think that’s an interesting idea,” said Bates, “but I’m not sure how practical it is.”
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Ha! That’s so funny! What makes you laugh so hard that you can barely even breathe? That’s what you need to be thinking about when you’re stressed. I like to grab some friends, my computer, log in to YouTube and watch some old vine compil