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The Worst Ghosts of 2011
It's that time of the year again where we cast an eye back over 2011 and depress ourselves by re-reading web and newspaper coverage of potential-but-not-quite ghost stories. We did the same last year. It's been tricky, but we've managed to cut the worst stories out there down to just five and they are outlined below. Enjoy!
The Worst Ghosts of 2011
#5 – The Braunstone ghost
The Braunstone ghost haunted a family home, causing the family to live in fear as it allegedly started fires and punched family members. This spook and it's antics made the newspapers, and even saw the investigators involved, G.S.I Paranormal, interviewed live on national television, so you're probably thinking that is must have been a quality story, but you're wrong. This 'ghost' and the 'evidence' that came with it was mediocre nonsense that we've seen numerous times before.
This case needed proper investigation – not only because of the nature of the reported phenomena, but also because of the potentially vulnerable people involved. What this case got instead were ghost hunters who are carbon copies of paranormal investigators from television shows. With an array of gadgets that don't actually do anything useful and a lead investigator who claims ghosts talk directly to him, their investigation provided nothing we haven't seen before, and nothing substantial.
The evidence they provided on 'This Morning' – a national television show aired in the UK, consisted of videos of orbs that the investigators refused to believe could be dust or insects. There was also an alleged 'spirit vortex' caught on camera by the this team too which, in all honestly, appears to be a piece of wire (like a mobile phone charger wire, perhaps) hanging in front of the camera. Nothing impressive or groundbreaking.
Orb video one
Orb Video two
The Spirit Vortex/Portal video
Then there was the most amazing evidence ever. Footage of a ghost changing the temperature on command… or, a ghost hunter unaware of how a laser thermometer works. As you will see in the video below, Don Philip believes that a spirit is changing the temperature as he asks it to, when in all reality, it is his misuse of the thermometer that causes such an effect.
Watch from the 03:00 mark
The saddest thing about this ghost isn't the eye-witness reports from the family in residence, or the rubbish 'evidence' provided by the ghost hunters, but in fact the closed-minded and outdated way in which they investigated the case. They let down the people who live in the house greatly, and that's why their temperature changing spook made it into our 'worst ghosts of 2011' list.
More from Don Philip further & GSI down the list…
#4 – The Coventry poltergeist
A Coventry council house played host to a ghost that allegedly pushed two pet dogs down the stairs – one of which sadly died through its injuries. This ghost story first broke on The Sun website where it was explained that the single mother and two children witnessed an array of odd occurrences ranging from chairs flying across rooms to doors being wedged shut from the other side, trapping the family.
Although unlikely to be paranormal in nature, the things witnessed by the family were interesting and worthy of research. Yet, their story was let down with the accompaniment of a rather dodgy video documenting questionable poltergeist activity.
See our recreation (enacted by Hayley with the help of Sharon) below:
The initial experiences may have been genuine, but the poltergeist video certainly isn't.
It's okay though, because The Sun got Derek Acorah in to sort things out…
#3 – The Thorpe Park Monk
The investigation took place in November 2010, but the ghost alleged to haunt Thorpe Park didn't make headlines until February 2011. According to South West London Paranormal Group who were called in by 'Thorpe Park bosses', oddities witnessed by workmen building a new ride at the theme park were caused by the spirit of a headless monk, buried in the ground that the ride was being built upon. The team report of the investigation shows a clearly biased approach to their investigations, with several members claiming to be sensetive to ghosts/spirits. Not only that but their conclusions were questionable, with team founder Jim Arnold saying:
'We carry out these kinds of investigations quite regularly, with medium to weak results being reported on a weekly basis. 'Thorpe Park, however, was more striking as results were picked up immediately, with orbs, ghostly images in photography and ouija reaction results being strongest around the site where they were proposing to build Storm Surge.
'The results were so strong, we felt the only explanation could be that an ancient burial ground or settlement was being disturbed, prompting the extra paranormal activity.'
Not only was the methodology used psuedo-scientific and dodgy, but so was the evidence provided. Our favourite is below.
It's more likely that the evidence collected by SWLPG was the product of suggestion and confirmation bias, and Thorpe Park saw the chance to grab headlines off of the back of this. Readers may remember that they did something similar around the time they opened the Saw Rollercoaster. Spooky,
#2 – The Walton ghost horse
I first discovered the Walton ghost horse one day when visiting Professor Chris French's Facebook profile to leave a message. There was a video posted on there by Don Philip, the lead investigator for G.S.I Paranormal UK.
Of the video and recording, Don says:
its enclosed 4 walls no windows, in the middle of nowhere with no passing traffic, people or neibours[sic],that store room was a stable in the 1800s and its approx 2.45 am in the morning. The video camera caught it, the video camera then shows the digital recorder playing the evp and finally the evp from the recorder played at the end, now that would take some debunking or a hell of an alternative explanation considering the sound is obviously in the room with us and so clear and loud.
It is clear from the video that the people present believe it to be a horse, referred to as 'Bubbles' by one of the women present. Apparently this is because they found a grave marker close by for a horse called 'Bubbles'. That's a claim that requires evidence, but all we have is this odd noise that Don and his friends are claiming IS evidence. The problem here is that there are so many possible alternative causes for such strange noises (often referred to as 'Electronic Voice Phenomena') that before anyone can say 'this is supernatural' they have to be able to cross off every possible natural cause.
The G.S.I team cannot do this, and as they're the ones who are making the claims about this recording, the burden of proof sits squarely with them. Also, Strangely, when I asked them to elaborate what they were claiming the noise was in our conversation on Facebook they all seemed to be very evasive and vague about it. Despite the fact that they identify it as a horse in the actual video (as you have hopefully just seen or heard above).
Professor French had posted in response to the video on his Facebook wall that he was busy but would be interested to hear my opinion on the video, so I had a good listen numerous times and came to the following conclusion:
To me it sounds like nothing more than something being dragged along a rough surface, such as a floor or worktop – the sound being interpreted as a horse braying or snorting is the sound of friction between the object and the surface.
I believe the link you are making with the sound being a horse is because you've accidentally primed yourself with the reputed haunting of the building – you call the horse by it's name suggesting there is rumour the place is haunted, or associated with a dead horse called Bubbles. If you were to take away that association and listen to the sound I do not believe it would be linked to a horse by anyone present.
Electronic Voice Phenomena isn't a sturdy method of paranormal investigation due to the lack of data involved, and the influencing factors at play beyond the control of the person conducting the EVP session.
I also played the recording to a friend of mine who keeps horses without telling her what the noise was thought to be. She didn't recognise the noise, and when I suggested it was a horse she didn't agree. The same happened when Chris French played it to his daughter who also rides horses. Take away the priming information – that it is a horse, or that a horse is buried there – and people don't make the link.
In fact, this is something that happened time and time again. I downloaded the noise, you see, and played it at several 'skeptics in the pub' events that I spoke at. I played it at Edinburgh, Bristol and Westminster and nobody was able to identify the noise as a horse. That's hundreds of people who listened to the recording who, without being prompted that it might be a horse, were unable to identify it as such.
Verdit: Not a horse ghost. Neigh.
1 – the ghost of 'Nigger'
A team of paranormal investigators, Paranormal Lincs, claimed in November that they had made contact with the "spirit" of the dog owned by Wing Commander Guy Gibson, the heroic pilot who led the Dambusters raids during the Second World War.
Wing Commander Gibson led the Dambusters raid in 1943 from his base at RAF Scampton, near Lincoln, just hours after his black labrador, called 'Nigger'*, was run over and killed.
The first sighting of the ghost dog was reported in 1952, so what, you might ask, prompted a paranormal group to undertake such an investigation?
It was the photo below.
It was taken in the 80's and shows shows a Labrador among a school group at a memorial to the Dambusters, close to where Gibson's dog was buried. The photographer is said to have claimed the dog appeared from nowhere just as the photo was being taken, refusing to be shooed away and, as soon as the photo was taken, the dog disappeared, never to be seen again.
Of course, there is no proof that this happened – we only have the word of one person to go on, but that's never stopped ghost hunters before. Not to mention the fact that those from the 'Paranormal Lincs' team didn't even speak to the photographer directly. This is just a recycled story with no verification.
The paranormal team conducted their investigation and are convinced they not only detected the ghost dog, but also that they spoke to Guy Gibson himself.
After staking out the base at RAF Scampton in Lincolnshire, now the home of the Red Arrows, ghost hunters are convinced it is haunted by a ghostly Labrador. The lead investigator, Paul Drake, said:
'There is definitely paranormal activity there. One of our investigators felt a cold spot and when we measured it, it was eighteen inches, which is about the height of a dog. The curator of the museum has told us that he has felt for years that he has had a presence following him and he definitely feels that it is that of a dog.'
One investigator who stayed overnight at the base last month even claimed she heard a dog growling when she entered Gibson's former office.
'I definitely heard the growl of a dog', said Michelle Clements, 45. 'Three of us heard it and we all agreed it was a dog. It was a really low growl. It wasn't a happy yap at all. It sounded sounded like he was warning us to stay away.'
After scouring the base with infra-red lights, proximity sensors and video cameras, the team say they picked up activity which suggests the pilot was trying to speak to them.
'I do believe we spoke with Guy Gibson,' Miss Clements, a school dinner lady from Leicester, said. 'We asked him if he was with his girlfriend Margaret and he said yes. We also played some old music from the 40s and there was a response to that as well.'
It isn't specified what activity they picked up, but a quick look at this BBC article shows that the team used K2 meters to talk to the 'spirits' which is quite ignorant.
A quick look on the teams website forum sheds light on the sort of evidence we are dealing with.
'…we got loads of orbs and one that looks like a face and an arm. The Atmosphere felt strange as if their was people in there watching us.'
'…the K2 meters were going crazy. I played some vera lynn to get things started. it looked like he was singing along to the song which was sweet of him :).. he also just wanted us women in their we found out as he didnt like the men.'
'…about 9pm we got all the equipment set up in both guy Gibson office and the hanger ( museum ). we had alot of orbs in the hanger.'
'…we went into the next room to his, his agented ( personal secretary). ha ha i dont think he was impressed by us because the k2's were going mad as we werent standing to attention.'
'It was wierd that i took pics showing an orb above the reporters head as well as other strange things considering we were not doing a full investigation.'
To summarise once again, this investigation took place because of a ghost story associated with a photo that is decades old. The investigators used ghost hunting gadgets that don't do as claimed, and accepted things such as orbs and cold spots as evidence that a ghost was present. They presumed these 'ghosts' they were communicating with, or detecting with their gadgets were that of Guy Gibson and his dog simply because of the ghost story they were chasing.
Worst. Ghost. Ever.
There you have it. The worst ghosts of 2011. If you think we missed a story why not post it in the comments below? You can also follow us Facebook, and follow us on Twitter.
*we used the name of the dog in context and mean no offense.
The 5 Worst Ghosts of 2010
It's fair to say that some of the ghost stories that grace the newspapers and news websites often leave the more rationally minded of us staring at our screens with sheer horror. Horrified, not by the latest 'spectres' to have been caught on camera or film, but by the fact that anyone could have thought what was caught was news worthy.
BARsoc researchers have touched upon such news stories in past articles and will continue to do so throughout 2011, but here at BARsoc HQ* we thought it would be fun to look back at the ghost stories covered by the media through 2010 and choose the 5 that made us weep the most. Again, not weep with horror, but with despair, despair that these ghosts made the news and gained so much attention and helped to mock the field of paranormal research (and in turn, people like us!)
So, behold!
The 5 Worst Ghosts of 2010
#5 – The Savannah Cemetery Ghost
This video came to our attention in November and it is claimed that a 'ghost child' can be seen running through the Colonial Park Cemetery in Savannah Georgia. The image is seen running in the distance past some tombstones. We then see some object, which many think is also the ghost, shoot up a tree and moments later drop down.
It's difficult to tell what could be the cause of the supposed ghost, but we all agree at BARsoc HQ* that this probably, in all reality, isn't a ghost. It's too vague because of the distance between the supposed ghost and the camera, as well as the fact that the person shooting the film didn't bother to go towards the object to investigate.
Jumping to the conclusion that something odd, or something that cannot be explained must be a ghost is quite a leap of logic and doesn't make sense because we can't actually be sure of what a ghost is – after all, there is no testable definition of what a ghost is.
So, although we cannot explain away what the ghost in this video could be, we've included it because of the assumptions being made and the questions not answered by people making wild claims.
#4 – The Gwyrch Castle Ghost
It's likely that at some point in 2010 you saw this ghost photo, if not, lucky you. The photo was taken by Mr. Kevin Horkin who claimed he did not notice the spooky figure while taking the shot and that it was only when he had downloaded the photos that he noticed it. Building the oddness to this tale, he claimed that the spot in which the girl is standing in the photo is a place in the building where it is impossible to stand.
The figure appears to be on the first floor, in what used to be a banquet hall where the floor crumbled away years ago, meaning there is nothing for a person to stand on. Weird, right?
Until you see this photo that shows a floor…
This is where the doubt started to set in for many who were following this particular story, Why lie about there not being a floor when there is? It may have been a simple mistake that Kevin Horkin made but, if we were going to the newspaper with a ghost photo (which is likely…) we'd make sure we had all the details first to avoid making such a mistake and looking a bit suspect.
After some digging it turned out that Kevin Horkin is the managing director of a 'Psychic Management' company in the U.K. called Parallel Management. According to the company's website:
'His wealth of experience encompasses expertise in artist management, events management, sponsorships, public relations, media relations, marketing and artist liaison.'
It gets even better because at the time the photo was taken and released, he and his team were scouting different locations for a "Psychic retreat". In the Lancashine Telegraph an article reports how:
A RIBBLE Valley businessman is bidding to buy a huge castle to open Britain's first 'psychic school of excellence'. Clitheroe-based Kevin Horkin has put in an offer of £850,000 to buy the derelict Grade I-listed Gwrych Castle in Abergele, North Wales.
Mr Horkin, who owns psychic management company Parallel, wants to spend 'several millions' renovating the 19th century castle, installing a hotel and facilities for psychics to connect with the spiritual world.
During an 18-month search for a base of psychic school of excellence, Mr Horkin and his staff at Parallel, based in Waddington Road, Clitheroe, visited around 20 houses and castles before deciding on Gwrych.
Mr Horkin added: "It is something different. There's a risk with opening it but I just feel strongly about it.
"I love the place and I feel that people will love it too. There's just something about it."
Earlier this week, Mr Horkin revealed how a ghostly image had shown up on mobile phone photographs he took at Gwrych Castle.
What a big fat coincidence… right? Right guys? …guys?
#3 – The Wolfe Pub Ghost Video
You didn't see this ghost video? WHERE WERE YOU?!
The Wolfe Pub in Little Dockray, Cumbria used to be a funeral parlour according to the landlord which is why it is haunted. Which makes sense… possibly.
The 35-second sequence recorded by a CCTV camera shows a supposed apparition that descends through the ceiling of the room. Numerous newspaper articles (like this one) claim the apparition then polishes a table before zooming upwards and going back through the ceiling – momentarily assuming the likeness of a face which is pretty spooky stuff!
Well, no, actually, it's not spooky because it is a fly on the lens of the CCTV camera that is out of focus. See:
If you watch the video it's really easy to see how it is a fly, you can even see the wings moving. The thing that makes this whole case a little frustrating is the claim that strange happenings have also been caught on the CCTV of the travel agents next door to the pub, such as a computer turning itself on, a computer mouse being thrown from a desk and a sign in the window falling down. Yet we're just expected to believe that this happened because the footage has never been supplied.
When you add the anecdotes to the fly in the video it doesn't make a convincing ghost story really, does it? Our theory is that the landlord is either credulous, or trying to raise the number of people who walk through his door – or both.
#2 – The Pint Glass Poltergeist
The New Inn, Gloucestershire, made the headlines earlier this year when an unattended pint of beer was caught on CCTV sliding off of a table all on its own, which is pretty impressive at first glance.
However, the story gets pretty suspicious, pretty fast. The video was featured on The Sun Newspaper website where it quoted Landlord Mark Cooke:
"I'd heard all these stories before we arrived and was pretty sceptical, like most people.But the moving pint was something else. When I saw it on the CCTV it made the hair on the back of my neck stand up. You just can't explain it — the table's dead steady, the floor's not uneven, and no-one's near it."
We disagree with Mark because there are several ways in which a glass can slide from a table on its own. Those who drink alcohol, and more specifically beer will know that sometimes the pint glass in which your drink is served is wet from overspill at the pump. Sometimes different surfaces in pubs are also wet because they've had wet glasses on them.
In the video you can clearly see the customer take a full pint to the table where an empty pint glass is standing, chances are that the empty pint glass was wet (and thus, the table was slippery) and the new pint glass was wet which could have resulted in the glass sliding off of the surface – especially as the glass isn't very far from the edge.
We also don't know if the pub is on a slight hill or if the table was sloped/wobbly, Mark says that it isn't, but we're not quite ready just to accept that as a fact because people do tend to over exaggerate in such stories to make things seem a bit stranger than they actually are.
Another cause could be trickery, and numerous people have commented that the person sitting at the back of the room, to the right in the video happens to move their hand just as the glass falls. This could be a coincidence and to make a fake ghost video people normally need to have a motive.
Enter 'Gloucester Ghost Walks' run by the 'Gloucester Active Paranormal Society' who have been conducting paranormal investigations at the premises in question for a while. In fact, a member of the team was actually in the bar when the glass fell off of the table. They also charge £25 for a ticket to one of their paranormal events at the pub in question.
We cannot be sure that it is a case of trickery, but this certainly made us rather cynical of the situation and video. Media coverage of this venue, the team and their ghost events would certainly be good for business…
Something like this would be easy to set up with a bit of wire and as it stands it is more likely that this alleged poltergeist is actually just the work of a slippery surface, a wet glass and gravity, or some sneaky tricksters with some wire.
#1 – The Dorset County Museum Ghost
If you have been following BARsoc since we were formed earlier this year then chances are that you knew this would be the case we put in 1st place. It was the first story that we really took to pieces and explored. You can read our entire article on the story here.
It started when this story was featured on the BBC website claiming that:
A group of investigators from Weymouth have released the findings of their investigation into paranormal activity in Dorset County Museum in Dorchester.
They have photos which they believe to be of "hanging" Judge Jeffreys and local fossil collector Mary Anning in the museum's main hall.
The article also states at one point that the fundraising officer for the museum, Nel Duke, is "unconvinced" that the place is haunted.
The team in question were 'The P.I.T08'. The first thing that we noticed was that the image featured in the BBC article was heavily cropped. A cropped image provides little context for what it is we are looking at. Realistically it could be anything at all, from an out of focus light, to a drop of water on a sheet of glass. We contacted "The P.I.T." to ask for the full uncropped version of the image and they kindly obliged.
We showed the photo to most of the members of BARsoc who all reached the same conclusion. The 'ghost' was simply an illusion caused by light reflection – the cropped picture used in the newspaper articles simply didn't show the source of the reflection – it emphasised something that shouldn't have been emphasised at all.
The images taken that night at the Dorset County Museum, are simply reflections of the camera flash, on a glass fronted display case/mirrored surface. You can clearly see this display case illuminated by the flash, to the north position of the "anomaly".
We even managed to find other photos that showed the case the camera flash was reflected off, and it wasn't very hard to do. It would also be safe to presume that people who worked at the museum would know that the display case was there which makes it odd that they would fail to mention this possibility, it may have been an oversight though and we always like to give people the benefit of doubt.
We were told by Steve from the P.I.T that The BBC had contacted the museum after seeing the photos on the P.I.T website and that the museum had then put them in touch with the team. In an email to us he said:
"I can confirm that the P.I.T as a whole do not state these photos are paranormal and only after trying to prove they where not did we as a team 'stamp' them as 'possibly paranormal'. As a team we did not go to the press with it and instead quietly released the images on our website for review by its users. The BBC contacted the Museum directly who then gave the story and passed the P.I.Ts details."
Something didn't sit quite right with this whole situation, it didn't make sense to us at BARsoc HQ* that a museum where staff are unconvinced it is haunted would be so keen to get such a story published by the BBC. As far we could tell there was nothing to gain financially other than a slight raise in the number of visitors who might be interested in visiting a haunted location.
However that didn't seem likely to us after a BARsoc member phoned the museum and they wouldn't comment about what happened or what activity had been witnessed by staff members, that just didn't seem right for a place that was happy for news websites to feature the ghost photo taken by a paranormal team and wanted to attract people by using their supposed ghost.
It all clicked into place though about a month after our article on the case was published when Steve, the member of P.I.T that we had been in communication with posted a comment on the article. You could say that 'the penny dropped'.
The Dorest County Museum are now charging £300 for paranormal teams to enter the building to conduct paranormal investigations to try to find the ghost that was in a photo that the British Anomalistic Research Society showed was actually just an illusion caused by a light reflection.
Yep. You can see why this made the #1 spot on our list.
…and there you have it.
The worst 5 Ghosts in 2010 according to BARsoc. It's likely that you might have a different ghost related news item in mind that you thought should have made the list, and it was difficult to choose which ones to feature. Why not link to your own bad ghost story as a comment (it has to be a 2010 story).
The one downside to news articles that report ghost stories without any critical thought is that is makes it easy for such avenues of publicity to be abused by those who have something to gain from having a ghost at their premesis.It also makes the paranormal research field look a bit daft, which in all reality, doesn't need any help in doing so.
Happy new year!
*no really, we have a HQ. Maybe.
Danger! Danger! Biased investigation!
As somebody who used to fully believe in life after death and the existence of ghosts I can understand how easy it is to accidently introduce these beliefs into a paranormal investigation without realising you are doing so.
There seems to be some general confusion about how involving your personal beliefs into a paranormal investigation an be a problem, people often question 'What's the harm?' and don't understand were I am coming from with my thoughts on this.
Basically, I think people need to step back and asses what it is that we are dealing with; ghosts – something for which there is no proof. Sure! Many people have witnesses things that convince them personally that ghosts are real and it's their right to be convinced in this manner. However there is a difference between you believing what you do because you have been convinced and entering a location as a paranormal investigator to study the supposed haunting at that location.
I'm not claiming that those who believe in ghosts shouldn't investigate but what I am saying is that people who hold a belief in ghosts, spirituality, an afterlife or whatever is it that they choose to believe should not allow this belief to have an effect on the investigation.


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If you've listened to Episode 2 of The PhlogistiCast, you may have noticed the distinct lack of a warning label reading 'May contain incorrect physics and positive statements about Scout.' Since we recorded it live, mistakes were bound to happen. A couple of things slipped through the Net of Correction and, being the studious straight-A nerd I am, I couldn't sleep until I laid them to rest. By the way, if you haven't listened to that episode, here is a link so you no longer have to wear a bag of shame. With the recent beta release of rd_asteroid, the… [Continue Reading]Read more

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What happened? Did the typhoon blew the trash away? Did all those vendors in the street got sick or something? We had to find out.
After a lot of observations with the similarities and patterns that our good nation is experiencing, we can say with confidence that everybody wants to imitate Duterte, everyone wants to be the strong-man, every city now wants to be like Davao City, in Baclaran and Divisoria people weren't forced to move, no added CCTV's for litterers, it just pure discipline, the discipline inspired by one man and that's President Duterte.
The "Duterte Effect" is mirroring what our good president has done in past and netizens have been uploading the "Duterte Effect" in social media just like Baclaran and Divisoria, these two major shopping meccas in the metro, both one of the busiest parts of the nation's capital, both shopping centers, both chaotic, 4 days of Duterte as president they're not anymore.


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Who do the Chicago Cubs want in the playoffs?
The Chicago Cubs are beginning to run away with the best record in baseball, sitting at 81-45 coming into play this past weekend. That places them at 7.5 games ahead of the next closest team, the Washington Nationals, which almost completely assures that they'll have the home-field advantage in the NLDS. All contenders come with their share of concerns, but for the Cubs the biggest question may have to do with who they end up drawing in the first round of the postseason.
So who do the Chicago Cubs want to face in the playoffs? Here is the case for each of their four likely opponents.
The Marlins are still close — albeit on the outside — in the wild-card chase. Losing Giancarlo Stanton for the season won't help their chances, but at this point anything is possible. Should they make it to the wild-card game and then into the NLDS, the Chicago Cubs would match up against a young, inexperienced team with a thin pitching staff beyond ace Jose Fernandez, who would presumably pitch, leaving him only really available for Game 3 of the series.
Miami is nothing special in the run-scoring department, either, ranking No. 11 in the National League despite having several hitters in the regular lineup with individual good seasons. Seven of their eight starters this season — counting those on the disabled list — have an OPS over .750. Considering all the facts, the Marlins might be one of the more ideal matchups for the Chicago Cubs in the postseason.
The Dodgers are currently leading the NL West, but there are two scenarios in which the Chicago Cubs could play them in the NLDS. First, the Dodgers could fall out of the division lead and end up a wild card, and second, the Cubs could hit a skid that lands them just the second-best record in the National League. If this scenario shakes out, it's probably one of the better options for the Cubs as well — at least based on what we know now.
The Dodgers have had a slew of pitching injuries, with Clayton Kershaw not having pitched since late June and no official timetable for when he may return. Rich Hill just came off the disabled list — finally — and they're still waiting on Brett Anderson, Scott Kazmir, and Brandon McCarthy. There's a decent chance that should the Dodgers end up playing the Cubs, they won't have their full complement of pitchers available.
Facing the St. Louis Cardinals would be a rematch of last year's NLDS, which the Cubs won 3-1. The Cardinals have experienced a rough time with the pitching this year, getting a good year from starter Carlos Martinez but not much from anybody else. They've had injuries to their position players and poor years from Kolten Wong and Randal Grichuk, but somehow Brandon Moss and Jedd Gyorko have combined for 47 home runs in less than 700 plate appearances.
Facing the Cardinals doesn't seem like an ideal matchup. Outside of the team's familiarity with each other (the Cardinals at leading the season series, 7-6), there's the fact that the Cards have recently called up pitching prospects Luke Weaver and Alex Reyes. A rotation featuring those two, plus Martinez and veteran Adam Wainwright, could be the kind of "lightning in the bottle" that a clearly inferior team like the Cardinals could use to beat the Chicago Cubs in the postseason. As fun as seeing these rivals play in the postseason again might be, it's not ideal.
Another less-than-ideal matchup for the Chicago Cubs would be the San Francisco Giants. As of right now, the Giants would play against the Cardinals in the wild-card game with the winner heading to Chicago. That likely means that Madison Bumgarner would have pitched already and wouldn't be able to go again until Game 3. But they also have Johnny Cueto on their pitching staff, meaning that the Giants could throw Cueto and Bumgarner in three of the five potential games in a series against the Cubs.
And that's not what you want. Toss in the fact that former Cubs pitcher Jeff Samardzija — likely out for some sort of revenge for being traded two seasons ago — would be another pitcher they'd face, and this series has all kinds of potential for disaster. It's also worth pointing out that it's an even year, meaning the Giants are on schedule to win another World Series trophy this season; they've won it every even year going back to 2010. Of all the potential teams that the Cubs could face in the NLDS this season, the Giants are the worst possible matchup.
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This well documented book relates memories of people about their personal experiences on the day President John F. Kennedy was assassinated. .
News commentators were prophetic when they said that people all over the world would remember what they were doing on the day President John F. Kennedy was assassinated in Dallas, Texas on Friday, November 22, 1963. This book is based on memory. Do you remember the impact the assassination of President John F. Kennedy had on you on a day 54 years prior to 2017? Obviously, respondents to this question must be seniors at least sixty years old. Quite a challenge for one's memory; however, was John F. Kennedy a remarkable man worthy of exploring a half-century memory bank? The answer to this question is based on American history and is a definite yes!
The publisher is William R. Parks. Here are three sample articles..
Marjorie Meyers – Retired Nurses' Aide: It was Friday, November 22, 1963. I was living in Alden, New York and had no plans for that day. It was going to be a nice relaxing day. I seated myself comfortably in my front room in time to watch the motorcade of our president on television from Dallas, Texas.
All of a sudden, I saw our president, John F. Kennedy slumped over in the back seat of an open convertible car in which he was riding. He was seated next to his wife, Jackie who jumped up in panic. I was so confused and shocked by what I was watching. I couldn't help but cry as the news unfolded. I didn't want to believe our president had been assassinated. This kind of thing couldn't happen to us.
I was in disbelief. I had felt so safe before this; the thought of this occurring had never even crossed my mind. I still vividly remember the action of the first lady, Jackie – jumping up in a panic trying to save her own life after realizing her husband had been shot. That memory is something I will always remember. I kept the newspaper from that day to look back on. That day was so significant in our country's history.
Kathleen Powers, Retired Secretary, SUNY Maritimes College: I was living in an apartment at 196th Street in Washington Heights, NY (borough of Manhattan) near Fort Tryon Park with my husband and two small children. Michael was a year-and-a- half, and Kathy was ten months old, better known as Irish twins. I often enjoyed taking them outdoors for a ride in the baby carriage.


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Will there be church in heaven? We were doing my favorite thing, talking over a meal finished, lingering at table.
I don't know, I replied, if there is, we wouldn't be able to screw it up. Screwing up church is what we do here. But there will be Jesus.
Yeah, that'll make the difference. She smiles.
Dining on Divine Love
I looked at her and realized that she's a generational Christian, like me, like my mother before me. I grew up on the Word and she has, too. But, I think that though the ingredients set out in the feast may be the same, perhaps the preparation is different.
I was raised in a conservative Christian home, leaning fundamental, but not Baptist. I learned the Four Spiritual Laws, I had (thanks to Christian schools) numerous Love, Sex & Dating talks, I had opportunities to burn my books and music tapes (remember those?), I had many, many opportunities to repent, recommit. I memorized passages of scripture, I devised complicated lies about where I went on Friday nights, I signed up for mission projects, I French kissed boys at camp.
I was a cultural Christian if there ever was one. But I wonder now, as I've had years to disentangle myself from the conflicted thoughts wound round me, when did I begin to respond to perfect love? My world was crafted of many dos and don'ts, because that made things safe, made me good; my world was framed by John 3:16 and Ephesians 2:8-9 and 1 John 1:9; my world was driven on the parallel tracks of guilt and grace. (Let me say here that I treasure the instruction I received and understand that my parents, like me, are flawed but committed and caring.) And all this "right" got me terribly stuck. Being right always trumped relationship. I grew terrified of being wrong (think bad, stupid, misinformed) and craved righteousness.
And I wonder. When did I respond to perfect love? When did I choose to balance my life on the single rail of grace, stepping tentatively forward without guilt? When did I stop striving and raging and hitting the pillow, exhausted?
And have I fully? Am I partaking in the feast of love ever before me or do I nibble at guilt, the what-ifs and the woulds, coulds and shoulds, the maybes and the may nots?
To be honest, a feast of love seems too indulgent, too extravagant for this earth-bound girl's palate. Shouldn't I work, prove, strive, beg for crumbs?
And I hear the words spoken slowly, spreading like melted butter on a thick wedge of toast:
Behold what manner of love the Father has bestowed on us, that we should be called children of God! (1 John 3:1)
Oh, what manner. Full-calorie, rich, dense, never-ending, complete.
I found perfect love when the right and wrong ceased to be the main course of my life and I found myself realizing I needed Jesus–and his love. Because sure, he taught revolutionary truth (Matthew 5-7), he healed and fed and died and rose again, but he loved in and all through every little thing he did.
No one will find Jesus in the church or out of the church
or in a debate or on the streets or in my home
unless they are first invited over for perfect love.
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One scan of a HuffPost comment stream on Facebook will show you that the world is good at judging. Sometimes the remarks fatigue and appall me with anger and short-sightedness and their final gavel-like slams of condemnation. Do we want to add to that, Christian? How many souls are being reached with transformative love when we debate ecumenical issues? Do we really need to fling our opinions about and join the fray or can we just simply walk in love and grace, toward truth, toward the ever-inviting feast of love, welcoming others we meet along the way?
Not that we should be love-hippies, Jesus followers who drop the acid of the gospel to find a fix, gluttons at the feast. That's not what I suggest. But what I gently offer is this: whatever big things or small things we have before us to do today, might we do them with great love?
Wiping that toddler's boogie nose for the four-hundredth time, typing a proposal, waiting at the tire store, paying the bills—most of our lives are spent in the menial, mundane. But we can love large in the everyday menial moments. Perhaps your work takes you into greater spheres of influence: you teach, you lead, you surgically repair bodies, you save lives on the highway, you fly overseas to save children.
Is love the heartbeat of your work, your day, your everyday?
Can we, Christian I'm talking to us, the ones full to the hilt on the gospel, one church potluck away from spiritual gastritis, can we exist as Jesus did, loving God the Father loving others, walking, talking, listening lovers?
I cannot outsmart the scientist or philosophize the philosopher. I am only me: a woman who wants to love large and serve heaping plates of grace with a side of warm friendship at my table. It may seem insignificant; perhaps I settled for less than what I could have been.
But everyone needs to eat. Everyone needs a friend.
Everyone needs grace. Everyone needs love. My Father told me so. And if it wasn't above his job description to love, then it certainly is good enough for me.
My daughter wonders about church, about her place in the church and the church's place in the world, about the life that lays before her, vast and unplanned, an infinite plain of opportunity. She wonders. But then she turns to the task before her: college and those 28 textbooks she'll be working through this semester.
I offer coffee and turn on the grinder, set the kettle on the burner and listen and talk and love. We'll balance on the rail called grace and take tentative steps toward truth and we'll eat love on the way.
That's the meal. We can take it to go, box it up, serve it on fancy china but let's make it be love, rich and satisfying and divine.
Can we remember it's all cooked up, served up and gobbled up in love?
1Peter 1:3-9 (NLT)
By his divine power, God has given us everything we need for living a godly life. We have received all of this by coming to know him, the one who called us to himself by means of his marvelous glory and excellence.
And because of his glory and excellence, he has given us great and precious promises. These are the promises that enable you to share his divine nature and escape the world's corruption caused by human desires.
In view of all this, make every effort to respond to God's promises. Supplement your faith with a generous provision of moral excellence, and moral excellence with knowledge, and knowledge with self-control, and self-control with patient endurance, and patient endurance with godliness, and godliness with brotherly affection, and brotherly affection with love for everyone.
The more you grow like this, the more productive and useful you will be in your knowledge of our Lord Jesus Christ. But those who fail to develop in this way are shortsighted or blind, forgetting that they have been cleansed from their old sins.


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The Canary Islands are one of the 17 provinces of Spain. They are located in the Atlantic Ocean – 1500 km from the Iberian Peninsula and 100 km from the coast of Africa. The first mention of the Canary Islands, then known as Happy, found in 505 year BC. Carthaginian explorer Hanno, moving south along the coast of the Sahara desert, reached the islands, surprised at his wealth of nature, and wrote about them in "Gannon Sea World Tour"
As you know, vacation – it's not just sea and sun, but also delicious food. Not only Spain influenced the Canarian cuisine, along with dishes of Spanish origin, it contains Native American, Latino and African recipes. Is present a lot of dishes from seafood, and in addition to traditional lobster, prawns, octopus and mussels, some of the dishes of local fish species deserve special mention. For instance, "Viejo" with green sauce "moss" made from parsley, or red sauce "Picon" – is simply delicious!
Vieja – a wrasse with white meat, freshly caught, then lightly cooked. This fish is considered one of the best dishes Canarian cuisine. Definitely worth a try dishes from swordfish, grouper, as well as baked or fried sardines. Very interesting Salmoreho sauce for marinating meat or fish. Compulsory dish for anyone who wants to get an idea of Canarian cuisine – Rabbit (Conejo) in a sauce salmoreho.
Of the meat dishes are very popular goat and pork in a special marinade that can cook only in the Canary Islands. In the present Canarian sauces are no chemical additives or preservatives. The best souvenirs from these places – a small bottle of natural Canarian sauce. Also, meat is prepared set of typical Canarian stew, especially puchero Canario (puchero canario) – beef stew, or some kinds of meat at once.
The traditional dessert – bienmesabe – sweet cream egg yolks, almonds and cinnamon. Be sure to try the local papaya, mango, avocado, and the Canary bananas and local juices – it will be unforgettable!
And the drinks here what you need. Have you ever tried this rum with honey? Most likely you will only include the Cuban, made of reeds. But when something is in the Canary Islands, a former pirate kingdom, made this rum and honey. It is much tastier and more expensive than cane. Currently, Canary rum has almost vanished from the face of the earth, preparing it for her. So, after visiting here, you can feel the real taste of pirate rum!
Particularly noteworthy is also strong and sweet amber wine Malvasia (produced since the beginning of the XVII century.), Which in recent years become a well-deserved, but once lost popularity.


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Well if you've been following my blogs you will probably have noticed that I have been posting every week like clockwork but I missed posting last week.
These last two weeks have been busy, difficult, trying but eventually eventful!
I have a new job and a new house. I have resigned from my old job and handed in notice on my current house.
Doing two of the most stressful things a person can do is not always good for training but I have managed to get out for a couple of longish (15 mile) walks and a few short, fast 5 mile walks. I have also been on the treadmill a couple of times and done 3 days of Insanity workouts. So I have managed to keep the fitness up as well as the stress levels!
Once I move I believe my stress will all be gone as this is the view from the front window of my new house. Ramsey here I come!!
More good news is that we now have an extra hour of daylight. No more "I don't feel like going out in the dark" excuses.
With only two weeks to go before the Sara Killey I am feeling that my enthusiasm to train is waning a little and I need something to kick-start me again. Sometimes I almost feel like I'm forcing myself out the front door, but every time I go out I thoroughly enjoy the training!
Injury is also rearing it's ugly head again. All winter the tendons in my right foot have been fine, but as the weather is warming up my tendons are aching more and more.
Yesterday evening I did a relatively slow 10.5 mile walk but today my foot is swollen and the tendons are very pronounced. This seems to be a repeat of last year's injury, but this year I'm more aware of it and will get it treated as soon as possible.
It's less than 12 weeks to the Parish Walk so this is not the time to "lose the mojo" and not the time to get injured.
My tip of the day: Keep up the training and try to stay injury free. With only 10 weeks serious training left make the most of the time.


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They say he eats bees and that is why he's so jumpy. Some say he has a fold of skin that looks like a cow's tit coming
Born as a chuckle*, curiously enough, the word titicacaman and its logo have transformed into a sort of royal emblem, which around here represents: all things ART.
Conceived in 2000 by multimedia artist/musician Marcelo Radulovich, this iconic chuckle, which first spawned a surrealist story about the enigmatic titi caca man (instrument maker, ignorant scientist), has grown into a multimedia production facility with a list of happy clients, as well as a brand name for the various products created under its banner, namely, original music released through Titicacaman Records and abstract digital art, Titicacaman appART.
There's lots to see, lots to read, videos to view and music to listen to in this site, a smorgasbord of the work we do at Titicacaman Studio in Cardiff by the Sea, California. We've tried to make it easy to navigate through, and hope you enjoy the experience. We'll be adding more appART, music and other bits soon so come again.
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The Voices of Poverty was a project begun in 2011. The stories recorded on this site served as the starting-point for Sasha Abramsky's new book, The American Way of Poverty: How the Other Half Still Lives.
Fifty years after Michael Harrington published his groundbreaking book The Other America, chronicling the lives of people excluded from the Age of Affluence, poverty in America is back with a vengeance. Today, it is made up of both the long-term chronically poor and new working poor—the tens of millions of people who, their lives shaped by financial insecurity, are paying the price for a fractured economy and an ever more dysfunctional political system.
In The American Way of Poverty, Abramsky brings the effects of economic inequality out of the shadows, shining a light on this national travesty and, ultimately, suggesting ways for moving toward a fairer and more equitable social contract. For Abramsky, poverty is not a tragedy – it is a scandal, with all-too-tangible consequences. Rather than simply telling the reader that poverty has become the scourge of the new century and that inequality in America is worse than it has been since the 1920s, he delves into the stories of the people around the country who are struggling to survive, describing the shattered lives behind the often overwhelming poverty statistics.
Exploring everything from housing policy to wage protections and affordable higher education, the book offers pragmatic, and imaginative, reforms that, taken as a whole, amount to a blueprint for a reinvigorated War on Poverty and a reimagined sense of community.
The work builds off of one of Abramsky's previous books, Breadline USA: The Hidden Scandal of American Hunger and How to Fix It. That book explored what hunger looked, and felt, like in early recession-era America, documenting low-income communities in profound crisis, and the impact of that crisis on millions of American families' food intake.
The American Way of Poverty is aimed at a general readership. In telling these stories, Abramsky's hope is to bring alive, and shed light on, people left voiceless, left invisible, by a culture that has done everything possible in recent years to ignore its own poor, invisible, millions.
"Sasha Abramsky takes us deep into the long dark night of poverty in America, and it's a harrowing trip. His research and remarkable insights have resulted in a book that is stunning in its intensity."
—Bob Herbert, Distinguished Senior Fellow at Demos and former Op-Ed columnist for the New York Times
"This urgent and compassionate inquiry breaks the pact of silence in which politicians refuse to talk about poverty and journalists refuse to investigate it. The spirit of Studs Terkel lives on in Sasha Abramsky. He listens to ordinary Americans speak hauntingly about their struggles to survive in a social welfare system designed by Franz Kafka. Every page reports an outrage, a chord in what might have become a requiem for the American Dream, were it not for Abramsky's conviction that change is possible. In addition to being one of the country's foremost journalists he is also a lucid advocate, presenting and analyzing the policies that can – if we demand them - make tomorrow better not just for the poor, but for everyone."
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The interest of corporate organisations in human rights has increased over the years due to the criticism and concerns over the use of child labour, low wages, female discrimination and abuse factories. Incorporating values and ethics into any business has become very important to corporate organisations, government, and the public in general. As the world becomes ever smaller as a result of globalization, there has been an increase in the movement of labour, knowledge and technology from country to country. This has lead to companies setting up factories in countries with cheap labour and very poor human right laws so they can meet the demand for their product. Government of these poor countries have been forced to dance to the tune of large business.
Business ethic emerged as a result of the abuse of human rights and because of the need for corporate organisation to be more ethical and humane in doing business. This has come to the fore front in recent time with the media keeping a constant look out for corporate organisations that abuse or refuse to up hold their social responsibilities in any way. As a result of this organisations now pay more attention to business ethic education and training in order to meet this ever growing ethical responsibility. The growth and development of businesses worldwide has brought about an increase in the standard of living but on the other hand it has resulted in the abuse of workers in many parts of the world.
Corporate social responsibility has enter a new phase in which the responsibility of business have to be clearly defined. According to Andrew chapman and Scott Jerbi there are growing expectation that corporation should do everything their powers to promote universal human rights standards even in conflict situation where governance structure have broken down.
War on Want has published research which shows that Bangladeshi workers making clothes for Primark, Tesco and Asda toil up to 80 hours a week and earn as little as half a living wage. http://uk.oneworld.net/article/view 4/04/2010
War on Want senior campaigns officer Simon McRae said: "British companies continue to commit serious human rights abuses across the world. Yet the government's only response is to come up with voluntary initiatives which companies are free to ignore. When will ministers take real action to hold these companies to account?"
For any market place to be effective there has to be ethical behaviour on the part of buyers and sellers. According to Solomon (1996) ethical behaviour on the part of both buyers and sellers is tantamount to the effectiveness of the market place. Regardless of the degree of the competition, the successful functioning of the market place rest on the foundation of mutually agreed- upon rules of conduct and shared interest. For the relationship to remain beneficial to both parties it has to be of value to both of them. Unethical behaviour by either party disrupts the relationship and produces exchanges that are both unproductive and ineffective (Morgan and Hunt, 1994)
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Journal of business ethics: Sam fullerton, KatShleen B kerch,H Robert Dodge 805-814, 1996
II. Structure of the report
The report is a focus on the retail cloth industry in relation to its business ethics. In recent times there has been lots of issue on the way clothing retailers deal with human right. People feel that they are not doing enough to deal with human right abuse globally. The report will draw attention to the challenges faced by labour as result of globalisation and the need for a lasting solution through effective corporate policies and strategies.
Firstly, the report will identify and spell out company's responsibilities in the protection of human rights, freedom fromslavery and forced labour, freedom from torture and degrading treatment. Which if not up held by any company will damage its brand image and bring about a loss of confidence by customers. Other chapters will talk on recent discussions on business ethics and how consumers view human right standards as regards consumption of products making use of journals, internet, reports etc. The aim is to bring out the different theories and views by various authors for better understanding.
In the second chapter which deals with the literature review it will focus on the various ideas and theories that talks about the need for upholding human right standards in the clothing industry. The different theoretical approaches will be analysed with recent happenings in mind for a much better understanding and also help formulate better business ethics practice in the clothing industry.
Case studies, recent findings and current happenings will be dealt with in chapter three with relation to the various theories as regards the cloth industry. The back ground of discussion for the study will be taken from the various findings and the data collected. From the analyses of different publications consumers have different views on the labour law as it relates with goods, pricing, and human rights standards.
Using the various theories and principles that underline the argument the impact of business ethics on globalisation will discussed in chapter four. The report will show that human right abuses in poor counties of the world are on the increase in the clothing industry. It will also emphasis the importance of upholding human rights for equitability and safety.
The Final chapter will focus on the conclusion and recommendations drawn from analysis of data collected.
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I used to think of hotel rooms as erotic places. But I was younger and less vulnerable then, more open to the athletic experience the room would contain than to accoutrements like shoehorns and shower caps.
In those days, I wanted a mini-bar, a wide bed, an armless chair and sheets maybe. Now I scream when my husband puts a coat on the bedspread. "Do you know what's been on that bedspread?"
Yeah, probably me in my casual younger days. Or the unsuitable fluids of strangers, and I don't mean ketchup and vinegar.
Just think of the naked people who've thoughtlessly seated themselves on that comforter over the years in a hotel where they don't steam-clean after every visit. The essayist David Sedaris quit smoking after smoking bans increasingly forced him into the kind of hotel where the bedspread "is slick to the touch and patterned in dark, stain-concealing colours."
They're the kind of hotels where former guests indignantly go on Trip Advisor to report that the lampshade "had blood on it" or that when the plumbing failed, "the front desk clerk gave me a plunger." They post pictures of the holes — now spackled — punched in the bathroom door, surely a wedding night to remember.
Sedaris could cope with making his own bath plug out of a balled-up plastic bag and having a three-minute bath before the bag failed, but the day he found semen on his remote control, he quit smoking because everyone has a limit.
My limit is hotel bathrobes. No. I understand it's no different from towels, but still, no.
So I stood vindicated when the CBC's Marketplace proved me right with Friday's investigation into the hidden filth of hotel rooms, starring TV remotes. Apparently a certain remote at the Fairmont Hotel Vancouver is the dirtiest one in Canada. If microbial contamination is below 300, you can cope. Under 999 means caution.
The Hotel Vancouver remote hit 22,292. Perhaps they were watching Sun News.
The CBC found clostridium difficile and drug-resistant bacteria in every hotel they visited and cleaning procedures that spread the stuff around the room.
I stay in good hotels when I vacation because the point of having a job is that you can afford to stay in places where people don't blow their nose on the curtains. But when I travel for work, I worry about the fate of the newspaper industry. I stay in dire places.
I have stayed in the Canadian version of the Overlook Hotel in The Shining. I have bed-marched, meaning rooms so small I have to march across the bed to cross the room to open a window that was painted shut in 1942. I do this in boots to protect my feet from ordure.
I've slept on pillows filled with wedge sandals, I have showered in the dark with a wall soap dispenser that assures me the soap is "all-purpose," good for head, face, body, TV remote, really anything that requires sluicing.
The CBC tested 800 "high-touch" spots in Vancouver, Montreal and Toronto hotels — so they can't be accused of regionalism — and the video of neon contamination hotspots is right out of Law and Order: SHVU or Special Hotel Victims Unit. Posh hotels are just as filthy as workaday ones.
And yet I still keep trying for the erotic hotel experience. Although you'd think I'd have learned by now, on our anniversary we go to expensive hotels for a night out. I shift my vision, seeing myself anew, not the homebody pestering him about the carbon deposit in the chimney but the woman he once knew.
I open the curtain to look out over a newly glamorous city and see our dentist in an office not 20 feet away, practising his golf swing. In the room next door, a nurse practises dental hygiene on a supine man, sucking up spit with a tiny vacuum.
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Saturday night Ianzano and some friends had attended a concert, and after he drove everyone back to his house he thought a friend was too drunk to drive home and tried to do anything he could to stop him.
Sadly, the friend survived the ensuing tragedy but Ianzano did not.
"He blocked the car with his car so that he couldn't get out because the car was parked in front of his house anyway," said Barbara Ianzano. "He got around the car and Joey ran after him and grabbed onto the spoiler trying to stop him yelling screaming."
Police said the driver sped off with Joey still grabbing onto the back of his car. About half-a-block away, the car slammed into a tree near the 5300 block of Flamingo Place.
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Greg Osby has certainly been prolific over the course of the last decade. His outings for Blue Note are always challenging, always extending one boundary or another in his own idiosyncratic jazz iconography that uses elements of the historical tradition, the mainstream, and the avant-garde> in forging that signature. Public was recorded in January, 2004 at New York's Jazz Standard. Osby was playing in support of 2003's excellent St. Louis Shoes album. That band -- trumpeter Osby on alto, trumpeter Nicholas Payton, bassist Robert Hurst, and drummer Rodney Green -- all make this gig. The only change is the replacement of pianist Harold O'Neil with Japanese prodigy Megumi Yonezawa. The material features live renditions of three tunes from St. Louis Shoes; there are the reinventions of the two bebop classics, "Bernie's Tune" and "Shaw Nuff," each with staggered, jagged harmonic frameworks that are alternately jaggedly and pristinely wrought. Osby recontextualizes the original melodies in his own fragmented lyric image with phrasing that skips off the one beats and into the shadowy rhythmic corners painted by Yonezawa. Osby's interaction with the pianist is near symbiotic, but it is the fireworks he and Payton engage in that take the tunes over the top. Payton is stretched to his own limit here, walking a fine line between his blazing legato style out of the Fats Navarro lineage and into a space he seems to be eking out on his own with dissonance and angles built into the scalar heights of his solos. Of the new material, "Visitation" builds on Osby's "Bluesette," with a staggered melody where the one-two frontline engage not only in the creation of a head, but in a contrapuntal framework for the solos to take place in as well. Again, the rapport between Osby and Payton is eyebrow-raising. The album closes with a guest appearance by pop singer Joan Osborne fronting the band for "Lover Man." With a brief yet gorgeous piano intro, and Osby evoking Ben Webster's smoky style, Osborne offers a restrained, wonderfully able and sultry reading of the classic tune. Osby's weaves steamy fills around her, and his rhythm section brings her rendering of the lyrics a poignancy we haven't heard in a while. She brings the longing in the lyric to the fore, in a style which echoes the emphasis Billie Holiday brought to it. Payton underscores the verse with his bluesed-out solo. It's too bad there aren't more tunes featuring Osborne fronting this fantastic band. "Lover Man" provides a wonderful end to a deeply satisfying, even electrifying live date. Osby's creativity is still white-hot, and his penchant for immediate-sounding live recordings is unparalleled. In addition, in showcasing Ms. Osborne in front of a jazz audience, he has, perhaps, given this fine singer a new aesthetic and career option. ~ Thom Jurek


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