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Emotions high for Williams, Gossage
Inductees will strive to control feelings during ceremony
COOPERSTOWN, N.Y. -- Dick Williams and Rich "Goose" Gossage said their primary concern for Sunday's induction ceremony at the National Hall of Fame is to keep their emotions in check.The yardstick seems to be the 180-second speech delivered in 2001 by Pirates second baseman Bill Mazeroski, who broke down in tears and left the stage behind the Clark Sports Center, never to return on that day. "Tony Gwynn told me the other day, 'When you look at your family you're going to break down,'" Williams said, referring to the man who was inducted last year along with Cal Ripken Jr. and played along with Gossage on the Williams-managed Padres that won the 1984 National League pennant. "Then he said, 'Pick out a tree and talk to the tree.' And that's what I'm planning on doing. I just hope it's not a Weeping Willow." This past January, Gossage, one of the top relief pitchers of his era, was the sole player elected by the Baseball Writers' Association of America in his ninth year on the ballot. "I've always spoken from the heart and that's what I'll do tomorrow when I try to get through this thing," Gossage said. "I said all I have to do is beat Mazeroski, so ... I plan on getting through my whole speech. It's going to be a happy day, but a very emotional day, that's for sure." Williams was one of five managers and executives elected late last year by the separate, newly formed Veterans Committees. He received 13 of the 16 votes from the committee assigned to vote only for managers and umpires. World Series-winning managers Williams and Billy Southworth of the Cardinals were elected, along with Commissioner Bowie Kuhn and two owners, Walter O'Malley (Dodgers) and Barney Dreyfuss (Pirates). The latter threesome was selected by a 12-person panel charged with examining pioneers and executives only. Although all will be inducted, Williams is the only living member of the quintet. On Friday, a statue of Buck O'Neil, the late great Negro Leaguer, was unveiled in the red-bricked museum on Main Street. O'Neil has also been honored with a lifetime achievement award in his name and is the first recipient. Joe Morgan, the Hall of Fame second baseman and an ESPN analyst, is expected to accept the award for O'Neil on Sunday, during a ceremony that will be carried live in its entirety on MLB.com, beginning at 1:30 p.m. ET. O'Neil passed away in 2006 only months after he missed election to the Hall by a single vote as 17 of his Negro League brethren were selected by a special committee. They were all inducted two years ago when Bruce Sutter, another closer from the Gossage era, was the only player voted in by the writers. O'Neil opened the festivities that year, and eying a sun-baked crowd of about 11,000, sitting under a clear blue sky, he said these three words without missing a beat: "This is outstanding." Williams, 79, mused last year that he might never make it either, saying that upon his death he planned to have his ashes spread around tiny Doubleday Field, because "I thought that might be the closest I got." And then the votes came tumbling in. "I'm getting excited and maybe a little nervous," Williams said. "Goose said he feels the same way. Goose and I have been at a lot of events and signings [this year]. We've talked a lot. It's been so darned wonderful. It's like a new life. I figured it was going to be different, but I didn't think it was going to be this different. I get chills even thinking about it." Both men haven't received this much attention in decades. Williams' career ended in 1988 and Gossage hasn't picked up a baseball in competition since 1994, although his most prominent days as a closer came well before that. Williams won the World Series twice (1972-73) as manager of the A's and will go in wearing an Oakland cap. He managed the Padres in 1984 and teamed with Gossage and Gwynn as they won the first National League pennant in franchise history before losing a five-game World Series to Detroit. Williams also won the American League pennant in 1967 as a rookie manager with the Red Sox. Joe Torre, now the Dodgers manager, went toe-to-toe with Williams in the mid-1980s when Torre managed the Braves and Williams managed San Diego.
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"Dick was a great manager," said Torre, who seems assured of his own spot eventually in Cooperstown after managing the Yankees to four World Series titles, six AL pennants and 12 consecutive postseason appearances. "He did it in both leagues. He was a very smart manager, as far as I'm concerned. You couldn't top him technically and strategy wise. I thought he'd be in the Hall of Fame long before now."Williams' big league managerial career began in 1967 with the Red Sox and ended in 1988 with the Mariners. But his success in Oakland under the cantankerous owner Charlie Finley will be his lasting legacy. He'll go into the Hall wearing a green and gold cap because of three first-place finishes in the AL West and a 280-198 record in his three Oakland seasons. Overall, he had a 1,571-1,451 record (.520 winning percentage) in his 22 seasons as a big league manager. Williams is only the fourth manager from his era to be enshrined in the Hall, joining Sparky Anderson of the Reds and Tigers, Tommy Lasorda of the Dodgers and Earl Weaver of the Orioles. Williams had several epic World Series battles with Anderson. Williams' A's defeated Anderson's Reds in the 1972 Fall Classic, while Anderson's Tigers whipped Williams' Padres in 1984. Williams said he expected a lot from his players. "I was fair, but I was demanding," he said. "I wasn't the nicest guy in the world, although I certainly wasn't a tyrant. [These days] I'd get fired within a week. My style of play doesn't fit in with all these millionaires now. Listen, more power to the player. He's getting that money. They're bigger, they're stronger, but I don't think they know baseball as well as we knew it or still know it." Gossage, who just turned 57 years old and fell short by 21 votes in 2007, was named on 466 of 543 (85.8 percent) ballots cast this past December. Gossage had one of his best years under Williams in 1984, his first of four seasons with the Padres, finishing 10-6 with 25 saves and 84 strikeouts in 62 games (102 1/3 innings). He was on the mound in the ninth inning of Game 5 against the Cubs in San Diego to close out the NL Championship Series, his final postseason save. "I'm really happy he got in because I really thought he should have been in a long time ago," Gwynn said about Gossage. "Goose was one of those guys who was very outspoken. He wanted to win. You got a chance to see first hand a guy take control of the game." Gossage's 23-year career is a road map of baseball stops around the world: Chicago (White Sox and Cubs); Pittsburgh; New York (Yankees, twice); San Diego; San Francisco; Fukuoka, Japan; Arlington; Oakland and Seattle. His 1978 Yankees team, after Gossage pitched the final 2 2/3 innings to vanquish the Red Sox in a one-game playoff, went on to defeat the Dodgers in a thrilling six-game World Series. Gossage, a nine-time All-Star, was the winner of Game 4 of that World Series, pitching the final two scoreless, hitless innings of a 10-inning, 4-3, come-from-behind win. He also saved the first two games against the Dodgers in the 1981 World Series, although Los Angeles came back to win the last four games and that series. As opposed to today, Gossage pitched in an era when relievers routinely were given the ball in the seventh inning and asked to close out the game. "When we went out to play we honestly thought it was a six-inning game," Gwynn said. "If you didn't do much damage against us in the first six innings, Goose was going to come in and shut the door. I saw him do it a lot." Gossage finished 18th on the all-time list with 310 saves, but remarkably, 52 of them came in games in which he was required to record seven or more outs. By comparison, of his 390 saves, Dennis Eckersley pitched five such games. Trevor Hoffman, the all-time leader, has two of 541, and Mariano Rivera, third all-time, one of 467. "I've always said what they do today is easy compared to what we used to do," Gossage said. "Certainly the numbers that these guys are putting up is the reason why it took awhile [for the writers] to figure out where they were going to put relievers [in the Hall]. They're so dominant in that one-inning role, they kind of forgot what we used to do." For Gossage, it was the second time in the past three years that a premium reliever was the only player elected by the writers to the Hall. Two years ago Sutter was elected in his 13th year on the ballot. Sutter, who had 300 saves in a 12-year career shortened by arm injuries, was preceded by Hoyt Wilhelm, Rollie Fingers and Eckersley -- three closers who, like Gossage, also started during their stellar careers. Sutter is the only reliever inducted who never made at least one start. "I'm probably the only pitcher to see the evolution of the bullpen from the time I broke in to the way it is today," Gossage said. "That's the only point I've ever tried to make: Please don't compare me to these modern-day relievers. It's apples and oranges. It's not the same game."
Barry M. Bloom is a national reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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News about Bill de Blasio, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chronology of Coverage
Aug. 1, 2014
News analysis; New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio, who campaigned as a critic of Police Department policies, is now trying to strike a delicate balance between supporting the police and delivering on promised reform; as frustrations grow over death of Eric Garner after being put in a police chokehold, de Blasio is finding that quelling an outcry can be much more difficult than leading one. MORE
Jul. 31, 2014
New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio and his family move into Gracie Mansion, decorating with $65,000 worth of donated furniture from unpretentious Brooklyn-based retailer West Elm; simple, fresh vibe of furnishings is more aligned with de Blasio family's style, and tones down heavy, ornate feel of mansion. MORE
Jul. 31, 2014
New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio commits $350 million of public and private funding for renovation of 7,500 apartments, part of his affordable housing effort; de Blasio has stated 10-year goal of 200,000 new or rehabilitated homes for lower- and middle-income New Yorkers. MORE
Jul. 30, 2014
More use of walk-in clinics and generic drugs and fewer emergency-room visits are envisioned in New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio's first labor agreements with city unions; if city and unions are unable to save $3.4 billion on health care by 2018, mediator will be empowered to order increases in workers' premiums. MORE
Jul. 29, 2014
Mayor Bill de Blasio shows few signs of jet lag after returning to New York from family vacation in Italy and has no trouble returning to his official duties; offers an impassioned defense of his administration's work on police reform, saying that he and Commissioner William J Bratton, are devoted to improving the relationship between the Police Department and city residents. MORE
Jul. 28, 2014
New York Mayor Bill de Blasio is tasked with deciding how aggressively to embrace, and reimagine, Citi Bike program that remains inextricably linked to the Bloomberg administration; city officials are nearing a final agreement that will reshape system's management and bring bikes to a wider swath of the city beginning in 2015. MORE
Jul. 28, 2014
City Hall Memo; New York Mayor Bill de Blasio, treated like royalty, was also hailed as an Everyman during his family's vacation to Italy; he must now balance his populist image with life in Gracie Mansion on Manhattan's Upper East Side; family spent their first night in the elegant, Federal-style home after returning from vacation, completing a move that the Brooklyn-dwelling de Blasios had delayed for months. MORE
Jul. 26, 2014
Editorial argues that New York Mayor Bill de Blasio and Police Commissioner Bill Bratton should reconsider so-called broken windows policing, notion that aggressive enforcement against minor offenders makes for safer city; holds that link is only hypothetical and has disproportionately negative effect on blacks and Hispanics. MORE
Jul. 25, 2014
Series of settlements in New York City of long-running civil-rights cases shows that Mayor Bill de Blasio's administration may be more open to negotiation than that of predecessor Michael R Bloomberg. MORE
Jul. 25, 2014
Hundreds of residents of Grassano, Italy, pack town square for event honoring New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio, whose grandmother was born in the town; it is the last public event of de Blasio's Italian tour. MORE
Jul. 24, 2014
New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio and his family are being treated like celebrities on trip to his ancestral home of Sant'Agata de' Goti, Italy; many in small Italian village, facing tough economic times, see mayor's success and visit as reason to celebrate. MORE
Jul. 24, 2014
New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio's quick action after death of Staten Island man Eric Garner from police chokehold appears to have helped contain initial fallout; de Blasio, who quickly ordered aides to reach out to community leaders and Garner's family, seems to have avoided widespread criticism even as many express anger against New York Police Department. MORE
Jul. 24, 2014
New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio and Melinda Katz, Queens borough president, dismiss eight members of Queens Library board of trustees after they vote against firing Thomas W Galante, library system director; Galante has been under investigation for using money earmarked for library improvements for renovations to his personal office and for steering contracts for the work to his friend. MORE
Jul. 23, 2014
New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio's Italian vacation continues with quiet day on the island of Capri, with no official appearances; despite the island's glittering reputation, he and his family keep a modest profile. MORE
Jul. 22, 2014
New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio, on vacation in Italy with his family, describes 'mirror-image feeling' after meeting interracial family of Cecile Kyenge, Italy's first black national official. MORE
Jul. 22, 2014
Editorial argues that choking death of Staten Island resident Eric Garner at hands of New York City police evokes memories of brutal policing by NYPD in 1980s and '90s; calls on Mayor Bill de Blasio and Police Commissioner William Bratton to determine whether incident was aberration or part of larger problem, noting that they already face uphill battle in repairing reputation of police in black and Latino neighborhoods. MORE
Jul. 21, 2014
Rachel L Swarns The Working Life column discusses army of new teachers like Lisa Martino who will lead classrooms across New York City as Mayor Bill de Blasio rolls out first phase of his universal prekindergarten program; Martino is one of 95 scholars enrolled in city-funded fellowship program run by New York Early Childhood Professional Development Institute. MORE
Jul. 21, 2014
Death of Eric Garner on Staten Island after confrontation with New York City police throws into sharp relief tension between two pillars of de Blasio administration's law enforcement agenda; strong focus of administration is on mending frayed relations between police and residents of black and Latino neighborhoods while holding down serious crime by aggressively attacking minor offenses. MORE
Jul. 21, 2014
Analysis by New York City's Independent Budget Office finds that share of higher-income households that moved from city in 2012 equaled share of lower-income households that left; finding undermines frequent assertion that wealthy people reflexively flee the city for low-tax states, particularly in light of Mayor Bill de Blasio's campaign focus on raising taxes on wealthy. MORE
Jul. 21, 2014
New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio and his family arrive in Italy; early hours of de Blasio's vacation are whirlwind, public relations-conscious blend of work and play. MORE
Jul. 21, 2014
Editorial rejects criticism of New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio for taking time off for family vacation in Italy and praises him for his acute understanding of how precious and fleeting family time can be. MORE
Jul. 20, 2014
Ginia Bellafante Big City column holds, in light of criticism Mayor Bill de Blasio has received for planned trip to Italy with his family, that political life leads to contradictory position of showcasing devotion to family during campaign, only to face scrutiny when engaging in family activities when in office. MORE
Jul. 18, 2014
New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio names Rick Chandler as head of city's Buildings Dept, and Richard Emery as chairman of Civilian Complaint Review Board; de Blasio also names chairwoman and vice chairman of committee that advises mayor on judicial appointments, filling some of last vacancies in his administration. MORE
Jul. 18, 2014
New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio says the city is on track to meet modest initial goals set in April for reimbursing homeowners and repairing homes damaged by Hurricane Sandy; city has begun work on 132 homes and issued 397 checks worth total of more than $6.37 million. MORE
Jul. 17, 2014
New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio's scheduled 10-day vacation through Italy is under increasing scrutiny as Long Island Railroad strike looms; some question if he is leaving himself vulnerable to appearing disengaged; it has not helped matters that city's public advocate, Letitia James, has been openly speculating about powers she might assume if de Blasio stays abroad for too long. MORE
Jul. 16, 2014
Records filed with New York State show Campaign for One New York, lobbying group set up by New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio's campaign strategists, spent close to $1.7 million in first half of 2014 to promote his agenda and accomplishments. MORE
Jul. 15, 2014
Campaign for One New York, lobbying group created by New York Mayor Bill de Blasio's strategists to promote his plans for prekindergarten, is branching out to advocate other aspects of his agenda; lobbying groups set up to support specific elected official can accept contributions of unlimited size and have to disclose only large ones, months later. MORE
Jul. 12, 2014
Bill de Blasio's 10-day trip to Italy with his family will be longest vacation abroad by any New York City mayor in more than 25 years. MORE
Jul. 3, 2014
New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio and city's largest municipal union, District Council 37, announce tentative contract that raises wages by 10 percent and reduces health care costs; agreement closely resembles city's new contract with United Federation of Teachers; union represents over 100,000 city employees. MORE
Jun. 28, 2014
Kevin Richardson, Yusef Salaam and Raymond Santana Jr, three of the five men whose convictions were overturned in 1989 attack on a Central Park jogger, hold press conference in which they praise Mayor Bill de Blasio for agreeing to settle their longstanding suit against city; de Blasio had promised during his mayoral campaign to settle suit, long fought by the Bloomberg administration. MORE
Jun. 28, 2014
Mayor Bill de Blasio appoints Joseph J Esposito as commissioner of city's Office of Emergency Management. MORE
Jun. 25, 2014
New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio unveils series of changes to make it easier for special-needs students in New York to receive private schooling at public expense; practice has led to frequent litigation as city has tried to keep such spending under control. MORE
Jun. 24, 2014
Metropolitan Council on Housing, board that regulates rents for nearly one million apartments in New York City, votes to allow rent increases of up to 1 percent for one-year leases on rent-stabilized apartments and 2.75 percent for two-year leases; is lowest percentage rent increase of council's 45-year-existence; council rebuffs calls from Mayor Bill de Blasio for a freeze. MORE
Jun. 23, 2014
New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio has revived tradition that all but lapsed under Michael R Bloomberg, officiating at wedding ceremonies at City Hall; in an interview, de Blasio says he believes in the institution and is struck by how meaningful the experience of marrying others has become for him. MORE
Jun. 21, 2014
New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio and City Council Speaker Melissa Mark-Viverito announce agreement on $75 billion budget that de Blasio says signals a more compassionate era for New York; deal includes investments in public housing and expanded prekindergarten programs, but with no tax increases or major cuts. MORE
Jun. 21, 2014
Editorial holds that New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio acted in interest of justice in agreeing to pay $40 million to five black and Hispanic men wrongly convicted in brutal beating and rape of white, female jogger in Central Park in 1989; asserts that while payment cannot bring back men's lost youth, it will bring sense of closure to shameful and racially divisive episode. MORE
Jun. 21, 2014
New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio promises to improve the process for some parents of special-needs children to get city to pay for private school tuition, holding off an effort by state legislators to make him do so by law. MORE
Jun. 18, 2014
Bill in New York State Senate to lower New York City speed limit to 25 miles per hour wins support of Mayor Bill de Blasio's administration and some traffic safety advocates; if passed, proposal would deliver perhaps the most significant change yet under de Blasio's Vision Zero plan to eliminate traffic deaths in city by 2024. MORE
Jun. 16, 2014
Success Academy Charters Schools group's attempt to double in size by 2016 forces New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio to choose between two troublesome options--hand over free space in public or private buildings to them or give schools money to find their own space; first option has frequently led to protests from parents and teachers in schools that have to share space, and second option could come with spiraling financial costs. MORE
Jun. 12, 2014
New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio denounces Bloomberg administration plan for nearly uniform fleet of yellow cabs in New York City one day after appeals court revives proposal; de Blasio has long opposed idea for so-called Taxi of Tomorrow, voicing opposition when he was public advocate, and says he is exploring next step in legal process to gain approval of variety of vehicles rather than one single model. MORE
Jun. 11, 2014
Editorial praises New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio for reviving Michael Bloomberg's rezoning plan for East Midtown with a wiser approach; warns trick will be to balance ambitious growth with sensible preservation to make sure transportation grid is strengthened for an influx of workers. MORE
Jun. 8, 2014
Ginia Bellafante Big City notes growing sense in some Brooklyn neighborhoods that Mayor Bill de Blasio has reneged on several campaign promises; holds that political figures who rise to power on campaign of moral authority and proposed reforms are judged more harshly than others, and that New York City lacks template for governing from position of economic liberalism; says these circumstances contribute to impression that de Blasio has compromised his principles; asserts that he has achieved several quiet liberal victories. MORE
Jun. 7, 2014
Mayor Bill de Blasio proposes Brooklyn's Barclays Center as the anchor venue for the 2016 Democratic Convention, with other events to be spread across New York City's four other boroughs; Brooklyn has some of the most liberal pockets in one of the country's most liberal cities, a stark departure from the recent tradition of political parties hosting their conventions in swing states like Florida and Colorado. MORE
Jun. 6, 2014
New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio will have to switch gyms when he moves from his Park Slope, Brooklyn, home to Gracie Mansion; de Blasio's exercise routine is remarkably light given that he is the most powerful elected official in the city. MORE
Jun. 6, 2014
New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio says fewer than half of city children seeking free prekindergarten seat received one in their top-choice public school for the next school year; data highlights how thorny a task de Blasio faces in fulfilling his signature policy goal of broadening prekindergarten access to every 4-year-old. MORE
Jun. 4, 2014
New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio, responding to outcry over killing of 6-year-old Prince Joshua Avitto in Brooklyn, blames 'unacceptable bureaucracy' for delays in installing security cameras in many public housing projects, including one where boy was stabbed to death. MORE
Jun. 3, 2014
Mayor Bill de Blasio and his family are in the process of moving from their rowhouse in Park Slope, Brooklyn, to Gracie Mansion on the Upper East Side; family will take its time unpacking and settling in, and tours of Gracie Mansion will be suspended until September. MORE
Jun. 2, 2014
Mayor Bill de Blasio has asked his commissioners and aides to provide him with a plan by September 2014 to reduce the rate of incarceration among New Yorkers with mental illness; effort, called the Task Force on Behavioral Health and the Criminal Justice System, is administration's first major criminal justice initiative and will include recommendations from variety of law enforcement officials. MORE
Jun. 2, 2014
Newly-digitized records from 1905 New York State census fill in some gaps in the Italian heritage of New York Mayor Bill de Blasio; new details about how his relatives arrived, and the East 17th Street rowhouse in Manhattan where they lived, may help explain how his Tale of Two Cities campaign theme evolved. MORE
May. 31, 2014
Michael Powell Gotham column notes New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio will not comment on Rabbi Yaakov Perlow's remarks criticizing Conservative and Reform Judaism during the keynote address at a gala; contends that question the mayor does not want to answer is whether he has a responsibility, as a representative of New York City, to offer words in defense of Orthodox Jews, who make up a majority of New York's Jews. MORE
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The Battle of Brooklyn Bridge Park
A debate encompassing private development, public recreational space and affordable housing in Brooklyn Heights has divided neighbors and community groups.
August 3, 2014, Sunday
Cost of Putting Mayor's Family in Gracie Mansion Nears $145,000
Several city agencies and the privately funded Gracie Mansion Conservancy split the cost of preparing a home that has not been lived in for years to serve as the de Blasio family's residence.
August 2, 2014, Saturday
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Once Leader of Outcry, de Blasio Is Now Trying to Quell It
Bill de Blasio campaigned as a critic of New York Police Department policies. Now he is trying to strike a delicate balance between supporting the police and delivering on promised reform.
August 1, 2014, Friday
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Décor at Gracie Mansion Now Fits de Blasio's Style
West Elm said Wednesday that it had donated $65,000 worth of furniture so New York's first family could reimagine the mansion's upstairs residential quarters.
July 31, 2014, Thursday
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In their second forum Thursday, candidates for Durango City Council showed conservative and liberal differences and made some goofy campaign promises, too.
To protect himself against a recall like the one that's being organized against state Rep. Mike McLachlan for his gun-control votes, candidate Dean Brookie said he would always protect "your right to bear plastic bags."
At the end of a long-winded discussion about organic treatment for city parks that segued to the city dog park, Brookie also pledged that "If elected to City Council, I promise there will be a Snowdown skit next year on organic dog parks."
Issues such as organic parks and plastic bags helped show the differences in candidates' perspectives.
Keith Brant, owner of Durango Premier Vacation Rental, and Jordan Golson, a technology journalist, took a more conservative, limited-government line on most issues at the forum sponsored by the League of Women Voters of La Plata County.
Brant and Golson argued that the city needed to focus its attention on its aging infrastructure. While very complimentary of the city's new utilities director, Steve Salka, Brant struggled to remember his name, calling him the "sewage guy."
When asked about the need for living-wage jobs, Brant said Durango is a tourism-based economy and its mostly service-sector jobs were a fact of life.
"We can't change the market." Brant said. "We're not China."
Neither Brant nor Golson would say whether climate change was the result of human causes or just a cyclical change in environment.
"I think the climate is always changing," Golson said.
Golson also said government should not dictate to consumers how they should carry their groceries to their car.
When Golson asked why the city was so concerned about plastic bags and not the smoke billowing from the trains, Brookie responded that the city has asked the railroad in the past to work on its smokestacks.
Brookie and Christina Rinderle, the only incumbent in the race, seemed to take more liberal positions.
Rinderle said: "I do think climate change is a real thing. I'm not a climate denier in any respect."
While she would not support an outright ban on plastic bags, she thought a nominal fee like 5 cents on plastic or paper bags at the grocery checkout line was important to create an environmental awareness in the consumer.
Rinderle also differed with Brant on organic treatments for parks. Brant said: "I'm not convinced spending $36,000 on a consultant to put molasses and kelp (on lawns) is that important."
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The iPhone 5 boasts Apple's most advanced cellular radio yet, able to do super-fast LTE on multiple carriers around the world, speedy DC-HSPA+ and HSPA+ on AT&T and GSM carriers, and slow EVDO rev. A on Sprint and Verizon. But how fast is fast?
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AT&T LTE 41.5 Mbs down and 6.1 Mps up. Quite a boost from 3G.
AT&T LTE outside of Orlando FL in minneola/Clermont FL I get 65mbps download and upload of 25mbps =] one satisfied customer ..... I love living in the countryside area where no one hogs the LTE
Boston.....16.34 Mbps download....7.93Mbps upload
I've been seeing an average of 15MB/sec in Rochester, MN but I hit a pocket where I was upwards of 50MB/sec. Pretty cool
AT&T and I got 47Mbps down :D
Vodafone Australia, Sydney East, 0.21mbs Download, .9.2 mbs up
What are those numbers? 0.21 down??
You guys are lucky. I don't get to try lte out until Monday when I'll be an hour away for work. I got 36mbps down on my galaxy s2 down there last week. Can't wait to test my iPhone 5. West Bloomfield/orchard lake Michigan area is where I was at
I'm just the opposite. LTE at home and surrounding areas is great. 3G coverage at my work is horrible. I'm wondering if LTE will even exist in that part of town.
AT&T in Royal Oak Michigan. I am only getting an average of 15mbps :(
AT&T from Alexandria, VA: 28.30 down / 16.65 up
Detroit AT&T LTE 25 down 14 up
AT&T DC, Maryland Side, LTE 27 down 17 up, Arnold, MD hspa+ 11 down 2 up
AT&T LTE in Chicago suburbs : 12.14 mb/s download 4.47 mb/s up
Indianapolis - 37.5 down, 27 up...awesome.
I know that you want to know how iPhone 5 on LTE is doing but I just had to try it on wifi on my iPad 2. In Hamilton getting 14 MBps down and 1 MBps up. Unless I'm missing something here I can only say WOW! Can't wait for my iPhone 5 because I have Bell LTE in my area.
AT&T LTE in Henderson, NV - 35mb down and 15mb up! Better than the cable modem at the house.
Wow, do I feel inadequate :). Charlotte, NC on AT&T LTE 9.09 mbps down and 2.41 mbps up. Of 6 tests since yesterday my best is 9.09 mbps down and 4.34 mbps up. This is at the house with 3 bars.
I am also in Charlotte....I get 6 mps down and 3 mps up. AT&T is SLOW in charlotte. Maybe the slowest LTE in the US.
I thought they just pumped a bunch of $$$ into Charlotte LTE in the past year? I think someone's got a new vacation home somewhere!
I also live in Charlotte and I get an average of 21 mbps down and 11 mbps up on AT&T LTE. I've seen it go as high as 35 mbps at my house!!
I heard many of the carriers had upgraded their networks in preparation for the Democratic convention here in the Charlotte area
Woodbridge va doesn't get LTE only 4g highest I got was 12MBps up and 6Mbps down can't wait to test LTE some day ..
Santa Ana ca 18 Mbps down and 10 Mbps up.
Los Angeles, CA - Wi-Fi: 12.36 down (0.93 up), LTE - 36.6 up (9.26 up). Needless to say, We are happy with AT&T's LTE, but their home Internet is not bad either.
Near Baltimore on Sprint LTE 23+ download, 8+ upload.
North County San Diego, AT&T
3/1.3 in foothills neighborhood
41/23 in LTE areas (surprisingly common)
Wow iphone finally gets LTE. Cute!
Obvious troll is obvious... Please leave iMore, and never come back!
Why are you upset?
Honestly, I'm not. I know I about to be contradicting myself, but I really hate useless post on this forum. iMore is one of my favorite iPhone related websites. I just feel that if you don't have anything constructive to say, then don't post in the first place. Trolls are the worst thing on the internet! Just so we're clear, I'm not talking about you. I'm sorry about the mini rant.
Detroit 25 down 3 up, depends on the area i'm in sometimes I get 18 up.
I get 35 down and 12 up on Telstra in Australia
Download 20.00 Mbps upload 2.0 ping 88
Very good in East San Jose
Augusta GA downloads on Verizon LTE 16.94Mbps, 11.58 Mbps uploads, ping 69ms.
Download 45.71 mbps and 17.58 mbps upload 45 mins north of Detroit.
AT&T launched LTE in Detroit this past Wednesday and so far I'm very happy with it. It blows my Verizon LTE iPad out the the water which gets 28 mbps download and 13.65 mbps upload.
Verizon iPhone 5 64gb LTE Speeds = 40.52 mbps down / 12.90 mbps up
FYI: These speeds make put home wifi to shame!!!
FYI: I paid full retail ( $911.00 ) for my iphone 5 64gb so i can keep my truly unlimited verizon data plan. Man did those verizon sales rep try their asses off to switch me from unlimited data plan to their new family share plans. "NO WAY!!!" I said.
Anyone in Baltimore with Verizon??
25mb download in Chicago suburbs Verizon
I'm in Detroit right now at the greektown casino and I'm getting 29mbps down and 15mbps up.
I think its sad that the bay areas and the silicon valley cannot hit speeds like I am seeing reported here. Were the heart of technology and the birthplace of the iPhone. Its kinda ridiculous! Excited for you all getting these awesome speeds on the new phone!!! I will be on the 5S or whatever they decide to call it. Hoping LTE gets better here in the Bay!!
I'm on my old unlimited AT&T plan and don't seem to be getting LTE because I'm only at 6 up. My iPad is getting in the 30's. anyone know what I need to do with AT&T. And yes my LTE switch is on.
I am having the same issue with my Verizon iPhone. On my iPad, I get 20+ down, but on my iPhone I only get 5 down. Idk if there is something I can do to get better speeds on my iPhone. Both devices are on Verizon LTE in the same location.
Same thing here in the Chicago suburbs. 25mbps on the iPad and 10mbps on the iPhone. Verizon as well. Super super weird. Anyone have a clue why?
Please imore pick me! More power to u guyz! White iphone 5 :)
I'm in San Diego suburbs and getting 10 down / 3 up...
California L.A. Is about 17 down and 20 up ** on Verizon
20 down, 20 up. Verizon LTE, Renton, Washington.
This is about 6x better on downloads and 10x better on uploads than my home Internet.
Roseville, CA
Test Date: Sep 22, 2012 9:25 PM
Connection Type: Cellular
Server: Auburn, CA
Download: 34.80 Mbps
Upload: 9.36 Mbps
Ping: 49 ms
External IP: 188.8.131.52
Internal IP: 10.192.94.145
Latitude: 38.7330
Longitude: -121.2728
A detailed image for this result can be found here:
Orange County 23 down 0.18 up
As a Brit all I got to say is wow! Most of these figures are amazing. Hope you guys are making the most of it. The LTE revolution can't come soon enough here. Do you guys have unlimited data packages available again?
Only Sprint is unlimited. No longer the case with Verizon and AT&T.
speed means nothing if you cant use. lte is a waste and a gimmick joke
You people must be sitting under the tower because I'm getting between 5-9 mb download & 2-4 mb upload. I'm using my brother's new I-Phone 5, love the hardware but my SGS3 is my phone of choice. The SGS3 in the same location is getting 3 times faster speeds both on the download and upload. After using the I- Phone 5 for the first time and then going back to my SGS3, THE I- Phone 5 feels like a toy.
So the iPhone 5 is Rolex quality and the sg3 is like made by playskool and you think the iPhone is the toy? Do us a favor and point that chunk of SG3 right back to android central and enjoy your 3x faster speeds over there!
Was that really necessary? I think he was reffering to the size more so than the qaulity. Its no secret that iphone is top notch qaulity, as is the sg3,,, To each his own.
6/10. Has decent flavor, little sustainability. Excellent work compared to others though!
In ft. lauderdale I get 13.90 down. 9.15 up.
Bell LTE Kitchener, ON
14.29 Mbps DOWN
7.69 Mbps UP
Server: New Orleans, LA
Verizon LTE
Download: 26.37 Mbps
Upload: 9.02 Mbps
Ping: 161 ms
Verizon Seattle Area test Sunday morning
36.28 down, 24.71 up, my wifi was 33.97 down and 6.16 up, (Comcast Xfinity). If that stays Comcast could be going away
Chicago IL,
I did several side by side tests with my iPhone 4 using 3G, and my iPhone 5 using LTE. The results were 2.4 Mbps for iPhone 4, and 2.3 Mbps for iPhone 5. I'm pissed and making a video that will be up on Youtube shortly.
Chicago .04 down .04 up TMO Edge. Take that.
Anyway, the LTE speeds look great. Maybe someday for me. At least there is WiFi.
NYC Verizon
3G iPhone 4S 32GB: Ping 87ms, Down 1.83Mbps, Up 0.45Mbps
LTE iPhone 5 32GB: Ping 51ms, Down 30.35Mbps, Up 13.67Mbps
Stone Mountain GA (outside of Atlanta) 42.35 down 16.61up. BLAZING FAST!!!!!
Just had 53.7 down, 20.72 up in Indianapolis.
I hit 59.8 outside of Berkeley. Most of time it was around 20ish tho.
ok, You LTE guys/gals? are killing me!!!!! my (Sprint) SGS2 with 50% bars gets 7.3 mbps down and 1.49 mbps up on 4g wimax and 11.9 up and 7.3 down on my wifi! LOL!!!!!
FiDO...Woodbridge, ON (Weston/Hwy 7)...32 up / 27 down
39ms, 16.84 down and 11.88 up - in Rosemere, north of Montreal. Hmmmm. Seems Fido could do a little better than this.
In Menifee CA. 10.88 down 1.5 up.
On AT&T
But average with 5 tests in different areas within 2 miles came to around 5 down - 1 up. No lte here
The best I got in Manhattan was in the Upper East Side- 44 down/26 up
Verizon LTE In NJ. Currently Getting 51.74 Mbps Download Speeds & 20.88 Mbps Upload Speeds. With Speeds Like This, Who Needs WiFi Lol.


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This is for all my PC peeps....
I'm "starting" to understand what an ISO is. An exact Image of a file or files of data, bit-for-bit.
When the definition speaks of "image" does it mean copy?
I have a few movies I enjoy watching on my PC. I would like to copy to my HDD and play back without having to keep loading the DVD. Can an ISO file do this? Is it the exact DVD, bit-for-bit, or is it just an image and not the actual info? If it is, can it be played back without having to transfer it back on a DVD? Without having to convert it to avi or mpeg? Play it back as if it was in the DVDrom? 1 file, not a folder with 30 tracks on it.
I appologize for all the questions, but I have tryed to read as much about ISO as I can, but its not really explained too well.
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That Xbox 360 wireless controller with the transforming d-pad looks like a nice improvement over the original design. I'll definitely try to check it out at PAX this week.
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I spent 10 nights here overall. Taveuni is a beautiful island. The lodge, which is now called Maravu is a former 500 dollar a night resort which is being converted to a backpackers. The staff here are very friendly and the food is excellent. This place is more of a backpacker resort than a relax resort. There is an emphasis on getting out and doing activities which the hostel will organise, party atmosphere. Well worth a visit to this island and resort.
Nadi, Fiji
I stayed at Wailoaloa for a total of 4 nights at the start and end of my stay in Fiji. It was perfect as a place to stay when wanting a night or two before or after flying in to Fiji. I stayed in December and it was very quiet which is good for anyone who wants backpacker prices without backpacker noise. I found the staff to be very friendly, down to earth and helpful and weren't trying to sell other packages or adventure activities. The free breakfast was very tasty and more than enough food. I also regularly ate lunch and dinner here and found the food to be very good at a very reasonable price. Overall I would highly recommend this place to stay as a transit point especially. It was very peaceful and the staff very polite and respectful.


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JoeSettler contemplated some new El Al slogans like: "El Al – Our pilots are trained in evasive maneuvers"…. Let's hear your new El Al Slogans…
The IDF is continuing its mission to destroy Hamas' terror infrastructure. Some 200 terror targets were attacked yesterday, 1833 since the beginning of the ground operation.
Another UNRWA school is found to be a storage spot for untold number of Hamas missiles.
Former NY Mayor Michael Bloomberg defied a flight ban imposed by an Obama administration cowed by terror, flying to Israel with El Al.
A Jerusalem woman is trying to hold on to her umbrella while withdrawing some cash at a Meah Shearim ATM, Sunday, March 9, 2014. The rain appeared out of the blue (which is how rain should), after a warm week that started to feel like summer. Well, it don't feel like summer no more. Last […]
Needless to say, Shas, the Haredi Sefardi party, is not happy.
"The only difference between this world and the time of Meshiach is our bondage to the gentile kingdoms."
Here's the Israeli Navy boat INS Hanit arriving in Eilat on Saturday, March 8, 2014, after capturing the Klos C, which was carrying dozens of advanced Iranian-supplied weapons made in Syria and intended for Palestinian guerrillas in the Gaza Strip. Here's Israeli Navy Commander Vice Admiral Ram Rotberg speaking with the INS Hanit soldiers in […]
Pat Condell has a new video out, so, sit back, have fun. By the way, Message to Offended Muslims should not be confused with Message to Off Handed Muslims. Also, I'd love to hear what he has to say about Haredim.
The description that came with this picture says: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu speaks with American actor Bette Midler during an event at the house of Hollywood producer Arnon Milchan in Hollywood on March 6, 2014. But Bette Midler is not really an actor, she's a singer who made movies for the LGBT community and […]
We will shut them up in the campuses, we will shut them up in the high schools, we will shut them up at the 92nd St. Y.
An Israeli female soldier (because they're better at removing babies from their homes) evacuates a baby from a settlement in Judea and Samaria some time in the recent past. I'm thinking, if the baby was angry enough, couldn't he evacuate in return, right there in her arms? Imagine the same picture, except with a settler […]
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