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Warwick city leaders must be thankful that the national media attention focused on Monday's Car Tax Protest didn't include a description on the tactics employed by Mayor Scott Avedisian's administration that spared no expense to make it as difficult as possible for citizens to participate in the legislative process with City Council members.
One would have thought they were in the midst of an all out prison break with the number of armed uniform and undercover plain clothes police officers and fire department officials surrounding the entrances to City Hall and roaming throughout the crowd.
While I can understand the reasoning for some law enforcement crowd control presence, during the four-year protracted teacher contract negotiations while I was on the School Committee, I cannot recall having as much law enforcement personnel present during more emotionally charged school committee meetings in school auditoriums with crowd capacity more than twice that of City Hall.
At a time when city leaders are imposing this unfair car tax on residents, shouldn't they be watching every penny to control expenses? How much did this presence cost taxpayers or detract from other work that could have been performed?
Typically City Council committee meetings are held in a cramped downstairs basement conference room with a capacity of 49 people. Fire Department officers were present with a hand held clicker limiting access to the room ensuring the capacity was not exceeded. One citizen was so incredulous at the procedure he left, complaining to me that he felt like he was standing outside a nightclub waiting for the bouncer to let him enter. He asked me, "Why would they do this?"
Rob Cote, who has to be credited with organizing the event, was finally able to enter the room and thereby requested that all committee meetings move upstairs in the full council chambers. Councilors Raymond Gallucci (D), Donna Travis (D) and Steve Colantuono (R), members of the Finance Committee, refused the motion.
The fact is, city leaders knew a large presence of taxpayers would be present at City Hall. They specifically planned for it and could have subsequently planned to hold committee meetings in full council chambers so taxpayers could participate in the process. Their contempt for the taxpayer was intentional and obvious.
Meanwhile, more than 150 citizens sat patiently in the council chambers listening to citizen activists, including me, provide them with a civics lesson on the municipal budget and why the car tax wasn't necessary if the mayor and council had the courage to enact measures to cut spending and level fund the city budget as they did for the school budget.
At the start of the formal council meeting, Council President Bruce Place (D) informed the audience that he was aware of the citizens' desire to have a public hearing on the car tax issue but council rules prohibited him from allowing it. Last year during a council meeting, Mr. Place suspended the council rules to allow high school students an unscheduled opportunity to speak on the potential elimination of school sports. At one point, Mr. Place agitated the crowd further by stating condescendingly, "If people don't understand what the rules are, they shouldn't be playing the game."
What Mr. Place didn't tell the audience is that as council president, he has the authority to call a special council meeting on any subject, provided he gives 48 hours notice and it is properly posted in accordance with open meetings laws. If Mr. Place was truly concerned with the desire of the taxpayers for a public hearing, he would have made that announcement to the crowd.
Instead, before the meeting began, Councilman Joe Solomon (D), who was instrumental in persuading the council not to impose the car tax last year, along with Councilman Steve Merolla (D) and Councilman Charles Donovan (D), who voted against the car tax this year, told the crowd they would docket a resolution requesting the public hearing in September.
While the six council members, including Councilwoman Carmille Vella-Wilkinson (D), who supported the car tax, hurriedly got up from their seats to go back to the downstairs conference room for executive session, Councilman John DelGiudice (D) mocked the crowd, waving the peace sign to them as he exited the chamber. Councilmen Solomon, Merolla and Donovan received a standing ovation for remaining in their seats in support of the citizens.
The message sent was quite clear. City leaders didn't give a damn about listening to their constituents or the detrimental effect that the car tax is having on their household budget.
Warwick citizens, however, for a brief moment, took back City Hall. Next year, they need to send a stronger message by electing new leadership that will bend over backward to listen to their concerns instead of doing everything possible to lock down City Hall and ignore them.
Robert Cushman (firstname.lastname@example.com) is a former Warwick City Councilman and former School Committee Chairman.
The best way to handle the issue is to deal with it like any other issue. Follow the proper procedures,and have a discussion in the appropriate venue in an orderly manner.The car tax may be flawed,and,,and in fact,may not be needed,but too often issues ar eobscured by the virulence of the participants.While public demonstrations have long held an important roll in our society to bring attention to issues,too often they become the tools of demigods and attention seekers. I'm not saying this is the case here,but let's not let it degenerate to a screaming forum.
Hasn't anyone been watching what is going on in the Financial District in NYC? Freedom of Speech...For the people, by the people. Anyone know the Consitution? I know this is Warwick, RI but we're in the yr 2011-not 1811!


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With a chance to go to their second straight Big Ten Championship Game, Wisconsin left nothing to chance Saturday, crushing Indiana 62-14.
From the beginning it was clear that the Hoosiers had little hope against a Badgers team which could seal the Leaders Division title with a win. That's exactly how it played out, as Wisconsin jumped out to 24-7 halftime lead, and a 17-0 third quarter edge for the Badgers sealed the win.
As usual Wisconsin's run game was the difference Saturday, and it was spear-headed by the duo of Montee Ball and James White. Ball finished the afternoon with 198 yards rushing and three touchdowns, while White added 161 yards and two scores of his own. Because of the strong run game, quarterback Curt Phillips had to throw just seven passes on the afternoon, but added a touchdown as well.
Now the Badgers can sit back with the comfort of knowing they are the Leaders Division Champions. Wisconsin will play Ohio State and Penn State in the final two weeks, but because of NCAA sanctions, neither is eligible to compete in the Big Ten Championship Game.
Box Score Hero: The answer here is Montee Ball. The senior finished the afternoon with three touchdown scores on 198 yards rushing.
Rankings Ramifications: With the win, expect Wisconsin to find themselves in the Top 25 when the polls are released Sunday. But as we mentioned above, the importance here lies in the Big Ten Championship Game. With the victory, Wisconsin will head to Indianapolis on December 1 as the Leaders Division Champion
But Did They Cover? Easily. The Badgers entered the game as a mere seven-point favorite, meaning they comfortably covered the touchdown spread Saturday.
For More On This Game: For more on Wisconsin football, be sure to check out Bucky's 5th Quarter and for more on the Hoosiers, make sure and check The Crimson Quarry.
Next Week's Schedule: Next week the Badgers will return to Madison, for a fascinating match-up with the undefeated Ohio State Buckeyes.
Meanwhile, Indiana will visit Penn State, needing two wins in their final two games to get bowl eligible.

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Any trade city, with all of its comings and goings of caravans and visiting traders, tends to be always awash with new and racing rumors. Some of the latest in Delzimmer concern the goblins who infest the western end of the Toadsquat Mountains; the ambitious Claunkrar Coster of Rethmar; and a local merchant by the name of Antholo Kraul (whose rumors will have to wait until our next converse).
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Five people were injured in a two-vehicle crash late this afternoon southeast of Wakarusa.
The mishap occurred around 5:20 p.m. at the intersection of Ind. 119 and C.R. 9 when a Chevrolet pickup truck and a Dodge Avenger collided.
Harrison Township Fire Chief John Martin said two children and an adult were in the Dodge car. The adult had to be extricated from the vehicle, Martin said. The fire chief also said there were two adults in the truck.
Four of the injured motorists were taken to Elkhart General Hospital for treatment. The driver of the truck declined to be transported to the hospital.
Martin said it was his understanding that no one was critically injured in the crash.
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Five people hurt in Harrison Township crash
Five people were injured in a two-vehicle crash late this afternoon southeast of Wakarusa.
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- 4-H FAIR: Annual tractor pull brings out locals as well as pros GOSHEN – The thick black smoke billowed into the air, carried by the breeze over the crowded grandstand Thursday as the engines revved and roared during the tractor pull Thursday at the Elkhart County 4-H Fair.
- Green Earth Education Day today GOSHEN — If you see some outfits that seem a bit "recycled" or even "trashy" at the Elkhart County 4-H Fair today, don't be alarmed.
- Guilty plea in attempted robbery with hammer GOSHEN — A Michigan man pleaded guilty in Elkhart Circuit Court Thursday to a charge of attempted armed robbery using a hammer.
- Local church splits with conference over gay marriage stance GOSHEN — Finding themselves at odds with their brethren over the issue of gay marriage, Clinton Frame Mennonite Church officials released a statement Thursday announcing the church will no longer be a part of the Indiana-Michigan Mennonite Conference.
- FAIR FACES: Nappanee teen paying it forward GOSHEN — After receiving generous support during last year's livestock auction, 15-year-old Lane Flowers decided this year it was his turn to give back.
SLIDESHOW: Tractor pulling at the fair
Small alligator missing from animal park in Shipshewana
SHIPSHEWANA — It isn't very often that Vernon and Esther Miller, owners of Dutch Creek Farm Animal Park, a 30-acre interactive zoo in Shipshewana, have to ponder over the disappearance of one of their animals. While the couple has had a chicken or two fall victim to a hawk or fox over the years, never have they had one of their more exotic creatures vanish. That is, until approximately two weeks ago.
SLIDESHOW: Wednesday at the fair
- UPDATE: Official says foul play unlikely in fatal fire MIDDLEBURY — Detectives with the Elkhart County Sheriff's Department are currently investigating the death of a 69-year-old female whose body was found inside her fire-damaged home early Wednesday morning in Middlebury.
- 4-H FAIR: For 4-Hers at the fair, it's a matter of time GOSHEN — Wednesday afternoon was a good time to kick back and relax in the beef barn, Jake Snider decided.
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Hundreds of students will soon be lacing up their shoes to take part in a new running club making its debut at Adams, Collier, Morrill and Rayburn elementary schools. On September 23, Superintendent Rey Madrigal and HISD Grant Writer Judy Camargo presented the schools an oversized check in the amount of $10,000 to support the clubs.
The Saucony Shoe Company awarded the grant money to six districts across the nation, including Harlandale ISD, to help schools establish running clubs while teaching students about proper running techniques and healthy habits.
Collier's Librarian Cecilia Perfecto and Math Teacher Arlene Vela worked with Ms. Camargo to submit the grant proposal and then decided to share it.
"We applied for the grant hoping to teach kids a way to be active and healthy. We really wanted to focus on not so much weight loss but living a healthy lifestyle. When we received interest from over 200 students, we decided to share the [grant] money with three other schools," says Ms. Perfecto.
As part of the grant, Soler's Sports will be in the schools to ensure that every participant in the running club gets properly fit for a new pair of Saucony tennis shoes.
"We are going to provide the running shoes for the children that the grant has allowed them to purchase for the kids. We are also going to come out and do some educational type meetings with the coaches and children on proper running form and nutrition ideas and hydration to get them started on their program," say Ms. Soler. "It's very exciting to not only see someone taking the initiative in the elementary students like this but one of our biggest vendors, Saucony Shoe Company, offering this kind of money to be able to do this."
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Difficulty: Easy
Time Required: 10 minutes
Here's How:
Select a ticket type.
- Standard Single Day: Good for one day, single entry admission; 160RMB.
- Peak Single Day: Good for one day during peak times; 200RMB. Peak times are May 1-3, Oct. 1-7, Oct. 25-30.
- Special Single Day: Good for one day, single entry admission for students, senior citizens, disabled guests, children and military personnel; 120RMB/peak, 100RMB/standard.
- Evening Pass: Good for admission after 5pm on off-peak days; 90RMB.
- Three-Day Pass: Good for admission for three days during off-peak days; 400RMB.
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Buy in person at Expo 2010 Shanghai entrance.
Outside ChinaWhen booking your trip to Shanghai, order tickets through authorized travel agents.
- For help buying tickets in English, call this hotline: 962288. This hotline is also handy for getting answers to questions or for requesting help about anything travelers and residents need to do or know about Shanghai.
- Ticket lines are long at the entrances to Expo 2010 Shanghai. Buy your ticket in advance.
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I'm in a funk.
but not just a monday funk.
I actually feel ok that it's monday.
but funky, nonetheless.
I want it to be warm. I want straight up warmth and sunshine and no jackets.
I want to slackline, kayak, rock climb, none of which I have the resources to do.
I love Michigan, but I want to be two other places right now.
I want to be in Kentucky, Tennessee, or North Carolina. Drinking sweet tea and Ale 8. Hiking through the mountains, stopping for dips in creeks and waterfalls.
I want to be in Boston or New York City. Riding the subways. Reading in Commons or Central Park. Visiting the centuries-old buildings and cemeteries.
I want to get rid of this stale feeling. This worn out, can't do anything right, frustration.
I think sunshine would help immensely.
Lunch at Grand Coney with my Poppa. Topics of conversation: Motown, Clapton, Beatles, Family, Church, Community.
Dropping my car off to get it fixed with money I saved up over the course of a few months. I have never, ever been a saver. This is a small accomplishment.
Being sans car, walking all over the East Side in the sunshine. Slightly less cool, but a little funny: being passed on the sidewalk by a guy who looks like a balding Art Garfunkel, "Hey, would you want to go out sometime?" Sorry, dude. Not today.
Drinking a Dirty Harry at Sparrow's. Reading Neruda and Bukowski.
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Originally posted at 11;16 a.m. Feb. 19. 2014. Edited to add more details.
A two-alarm blaze broke out today in a large home in Laguna Hills, but firefighters were able to salvage many of the owners' belongings and no one was injured.
About five dozen firefighters were dispatched at 10:34 a.m. to the 25200 block of Buckskin Drive, Orange County Fire Authority Capt. Steve Concialdi said.
A housekeeper was inside the two-story, 5,200-square-foot custom residence when the blaze broke out, but the residents -- a married couple and their son -- were away, Concialdi said.
"Firefighters did a great job saving some of the computers and some of their other personal belongings, and the family was very pleased," Concialdi said.
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Press and media media information relating to Rock Publicity
Welcome to the press and media page for Rock Publicity and its founder, Leon Hill.
Hey there! You've got deadlines and I want to help you meet them! All the information you should need on Rock Publicity is found here. – Leon Hill Founder/Director, RockPublicity.com
Leon Hill Factoids
- 28 year-old entrepreneur from Brisbane, Australia.
- Leon founded began marketing online in 2008 with less than $1,000 budget from his Brisbane home with no prior business experience. Generated over $1 million in first year of operation, while Leon was 24 years of age.
- Self-made millionaire at 24.
- Consulted globally on social media and digital publicity with companies and entities generating over $1 billion per annum. Examples include French Tourism Board, United States Marine Corps recruiting, Korean Department of Tourism and more.
Rock Publicity Factoids
- Founded by Leon Hill in 2010.
- Current permanantly-managed clients include MTV's Jackass star Brandon 'Bam' Margera, Singapore Management University and The Veronicas.
- Current focus on entertainment and corporate clients.
- Revenue estimated to exceed $2 million in 2013/2014 financial year.
- Published largest ever study on social media in Singapore in 2012.
The following is a sample of news articles written about Rock Publicity after launching the largest ever social media study undertaken on Singapore:
Singapore Business Times 20NOV12 — "Social Media: S'pore Firms Missing Out on Sales Action"
E27.sg 20NOV12 — "Singapore Ranks First in Social Media Use, but Last in Terms of Corporate Performance"
CNET Asia 20NOV12 — "Do You Access Facebook or Twitter on the Can?"
AllFacebook 20NOV12 — "Study: Singapore Facebook Usage Stays Strong"
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FORT MYERS: The list of potential city worker layoffs in Fort Myers has doubled since last week.
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The relationship between Tampa Bay's professional teams is strong and it's based on the mutual admiration between the men in charge.
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Tom Ridge, former US Secretary of Homeland Security, has written in his new book that he was pressured by then Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld and Attorney General John Ashcroft to "raise the terror alert to help Bush win re-election in 2004."
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Alicia "Alice" Florence Purdy-Brush-Stocker, 83, of Terre Haute, passed away April 15, 2013, at 3 a.m. She was born April 26, 1929, in Terre Haute, to Paul LaVictor Purdy Sr. and Hazel Florence Eblen-Purdy. Alice and her first husband, Kenneth William Brush Sr., owned and operated several Sinclair and Zephyr filling and service stations in the Terre Haute area.
Alice will be welcomed home by her first husband and father of her children, Kenneth William Brush Sr.; her eldest son, Kenneth William Brush Jr.; her father and mother; brothers, Paul LaVictor Purdy Jr. and Phil Purdy; and several aunts and uncles.
Alice will be greatly missed by her husband of 28 years, Wilbur Lee Stocker; daughter, Darlene Ann Brush-Rogers and husband Chris Rogers of Terre Haute; son, William Alan Brush of Terre Haute; granddaughters, Angella Michelle Brush-Bush, Melissa Annette Brush-Frye, Christine Lynn Brush, all of Louisville, Ky., Jill Ann Stamper-Fitzek, and Allison Renee Stamper-Emery, both of Terre Haute; and great-grandchildren, Emma Nicole Warnock, Peyton Thomas Warnock, Ryley Michael Emery, Izsak Joel Emery, Mariah Alise Hines, and Taylor Marie Hines; and several loving brothers, sisters, cousins. nieces and nephews.
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HARRISON, Ark. (AP) — Newton County authorities say a 19-year-old Fort Smith man was seriously injured - but survived an estimated 100-foot fall from a cliff.
Sheriff Keith Slape told the Harrison Daily Times that Austin Elders fell from what's known as Hawksbill Crag on Whitaker Point about 4 a.m. Saturday while he and a friend were stargazing. Slape says the two were camping in the area and the friend was finally able to get cell service and call for help about 5 a.m.
Slape says Elders fell through small trees and branches and that helped break the fall somewhat.
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BLAINE, Wash. — Fairmont State's men's golf team struggled in the opening round of the 47th annual NCAA Division II National Men's Golf Tournament at the Loomis Trail Golf Club here Tuesday.
The Falcons fired an opening-round 322 and find themselves in 19th place in the 20-team field after one round of the four-round tourney.
Only Concord University, which had a pair of players disqualified Tuesday, is behind FSU.
Barry University and Sonoma State are tied for the lead after the opening round. Both teams fired eight-over par 293s Tuesday to share the top spot. Northeastern State University is third after shooting a first-round 297.
Barry won the 2007 NCAA Division II National Championship.
Fairmont State is 38 shots over after one round. The Falcons were led Tuesday by freshman Sean Stevens, who fired an opening-round 78. Stevens was three-over heading into his final hole, but took an eight on a par-4 to finish seven shots over par on the par-71 course.
The Falcons also got 79s from sophomore Matt Gissy and freshman Andrew Duff. Senior Zack Rudy and junior Jeff Cunningham both carded 86s.
"We had some guys suffer some tough breaks today and they just had trouble recovering from them," said FSU coach Doug Comer. "The good thing is we have three rounds of golf remaining. We're certainly not going to quit. We're really keeping things light-hearted out here.
"At dinner the kids still had smiles on their faces and that's what I was hoping to see. They were all ticked off when they got off the course today, but we can't take back what happened out there in the first round to us. We just have to forget about it and start fresh Wednesday. Our mindset is to turn this into a three-day tournament and see if we can move up the ladder as much as possible."
FSU's first player will tee off today at 8:10 a.m. which will be 11:10 a.m. in Fairmont.
"We honestly feel like things can only get better for us," said Comer. "I'm not going to lie, the conditions out here were tough in the first round. It was very windy and if your ball got up in the wind it was nothing for it to move 30 yards.
"We're not going to make excuses, though. We're going to be well-rested and come out Wednesday early and try to get it done."
Cal State University-San Bernardino's Gene Webster is the individual leader of the tournament. He carded an opening-round, one-under par 70. He's followed by Sonoma State's Patrick Bauer, Barry University's Victor Billskoog, Barton College's Jonathan Burke, Wayne State University's Steve Cuzzort and Northeastern State University's Sam Powell, who all shot even-par 71s in the opening round.
There was one rare occurrence in the first round of the tourney. Washburn University's Matt Ewald recorded a hole-in-one on the 326-yard, par-4 No. 13 hole. Ewald finished one-over for the day and is tied for seventh individually in the tournament. He used his driver to ace the hole. It was his first career hole-in-one and the first one ever recorded on the 13th hole at Loomis Trail which opened in 1992.


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(Hazard, Ky.) -- On 9/6/2010 Kentucky State Police Post 13 Hazard responded to a single vehicle accident on Kentucky Highway 7 in the Cornettsville community of Perry County. Tpr. Johnny Feltner U/848, Tpr. Randall Riley U/1176, Perry County Ambulance Service and Cornettsville Fire Department responded to the scene. The operator of the motorcycle Christopher Polly was traveling south on Kentucky Highway 7, crossed into the north bound lane and struck the guardrail. Mr. Polly was transported to the Hazard ARH emergency room where he was pronounced deceased by the Perry County Deputy Coroner Clayton Brown. The accident remains under investigation by Tpr Johnny Feltner U/848. Toxicology results are pending.


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D'oh: Made a bit of a boo-boo: I left the comment "93 K is the most in organization in the non-A-Rod category" for Juan Miranda, and that statement's just wrong. First off, Miranda has 104 K on the year, which is behind guys like Tim Battle (145 K) & Austin Jackson (106 K) for the most in the organization. What I meant to write was "93 RBI is the most in organization in the non-A-Rod category." There, doesn't that sound better? My bad, sorry.
For the record, I think Joba threw at Youkilis on purpose. I dunno why he did it, but I don't have a problem with it (those pitches were way over his head, not at it). The Sawx have been taking target practice at Jeter, A-Rod, Posada et al for years now, and the only guy that was ever man enough to throw back at them is currently being run into the ground by someone other than Joe Torre.
And because I'm sure someone will ask, I think Nardi will give the it the okay to use Joba on Saturday. After all, he only threw what, 6 pitches in the 9th?
Oh, and pardon my French, but fuck Josh Beckett, Kevin Youkilis and all those idiot Red Sox fans who are bitching about it. Grow up and learn to take what you dish out you pansies.
Update: Forgot to mention this before, but Jimmy Brower was released from Triple-A Scranton today, and The Beast Known As Scott Patterson was called up from Double-A Trenton to replace him. Brower's release frees up a 40-man roster spot for IPK.
Triple-A Scranton (6-3 win over Syracuse) with the win, Scranton clinched the Northern Division title
Brett Gardner: 1 for 5, 2 R, 1 RBI, 1 K, 3 SB
Jose Cruz Jr.: 0 for 3, 1 R, 1 BB, 1 K – had been 11 for his previous 25 with 4 doubles & a homer
Babe Mink: 2 for 3, 1 R, 1 2B, 3 RBI, 1 BB – .393-.452-.679-1.130 with 7 XBH, 4 walks & only 2 K in 9 rehab games
Bronson Sardinha: 0 for 4, 1 K – threw a runner out at home
Alberto Gonzalez: 1 for 4, 1 R, 1 K – 1 for his last 13 after 10 for his previous 22
Eric Duncan: 1 for 4, 1 R, 1 2B, 2 K
Ben Kozlowski: 5 IP, 3 H, 1 R, 1 ER, 0 BB, 6 K, 6-3 GB/FB - 43 of 65 pitches were strikes (66.2%)
Ross Ohlendorf: 1.1 IP, 4 H, 1 R, 1 ER, 1 BB, 2 K – 24 of 36 pitches were strikes (66.7%)
TJ Beam: 0.2 IP, zeroes
Double-A Trenton (7-6 loss to Portland, walk-off style)
Jamal Strong: 1 for 4, 1 R, 1 RBI, 1 BB
Calin Curtis: 3 for 5, 1 R, 1 HR, 2 RBI – 13 hits in his last 9 games
Mike Kinkade: 2 for 5, 1 R, 1 2B, 2 K
Juan Miranda: 1 for 4, 1 2B, 2 RBI, 1 K, 1 E (fielding) - 93 K is the most in organization in the non-A-Rod category
Matt Carson & Noah Hall: both 0 for 4 – Carson K'ed twice…Hall once
Jason Brown: 2 for 3, 2 R, 1 2B, 1 HR, 1 BB
Chase Wright: 5 IP, 7 H, 6 R, 5 ER, 3 BB, 4 K, 1 WP, 2 HB – 215 baserunners in 153 IP this year
David Robertson: 2 IP, 1 H, 0 R, 0 ER, 1 BB, 3 K – just up from Tampa…his rise has been nothing short of meteoric
Kevin Whelan: 1.1 IP, 2 H, 1 R, 1 ER, 1 BB, 1 K – even though he took the loss in this game, that's only the 3rd ER he's allowed in his last 19.1 IP
High-A Tampa (4-3 win over Lakeland)
Eduardo Nunez: 1 for 5, 1 R, 1 HR, 1 RBI, 1 K - the Eduardo Nunez XBH Counter is up to…19
Austin Jackson: 2 for 3, 2 R, 1 2B, 1 BB – 14 hits (6 XBH) in his last 8 games
Chris Malec: 0 for 3, 1 BB – 66 walks against only 47 strikeouts
Edwar Gonzalez: 1 for 4
Marcos Vechionacci: 1 for 2, 2 RBI, 1 BB, 1 CS, 1 HBP
Jared Greenwood: 2 for 4, 1 2B, 1 K – I'm sure he enjoyed having the last 3 days off due to weather related cancellations, he's caught 10 of Tampa's last 11 games
Phil Coke: 6 IP, 9 H, 2 R, 2 ER, 1 BB, 5 K, 11-1 GB/FB – picked a runner off at first in addition to that Wang-esque GB/FB ratio
Josh Schmidt: 1.2 IP, 1 H, 0 R, 0 ER, 2 BB, 2 K - 90-27 K/BB in 64 IP
Eric Wordekemper: 1 IP, zeroes, 2 K – last allowed an ER on (ready for this?) May 27th…that covers a span of 23.1 IP
Low-A Charleston (4-3 win over Columbus)
Hit Streak Hilligoss: 4 for 5, 1 2B, 2 RBI, 1 K, 1 CS - 159 hits…but only 32 walks
Seth Fortenberry: 0 for 3, 2 BB
Kevin Smith: 1 for 3, 1 2B, 1 RBI, 1 BB, 1 K – 16 hits in his last 10 games
Chase Odenreider: 2 for 4, 1 2B, 1 RBI
rest of lineup: combined 0 for 13, 3 R, 3 BB, 3 K
Paul Patterson: 6 IP, 0 H, 0 R, 0 ER, 3 BB, 6 K, 1 HB, 4-8 GB/FB – damn you pitch counts!
Steven Artz: 2 IP, 1 H, 1 R, 1 ER, 1 BB, 2 K
Jon Hovis: 1 IP, 2 H, 2 R, 2 ER, 0 BB, 1 K
Short Season Staten Island (8-3 win over Hudson Valley)
Justin Snyder: 0 for 4, 1 R, 1 BB – 5 for his last 37
Taylor Holiday: 3 for 4, 2 R, 1 BB
Damon Sublett: 2 for 5, 1 R, 1 2B, 2 RBI, 1 E (fielding) - 17 doubles, 3 triples, 7 homers, 50 RBI, 42 walks, 45 K in 63 games…he's having himself a very nice pro debut
Braedyn Pruitt: 0 for 4, 1 BB, 1 K
David Williams: 1 for 3, 1 R, 1 2B, 1 BB
Chris Raber: 2 for 4, 1 R, 1 RBI – nice follow-up to yesterday's 6 RBI game
Jose Gil: 2 for 4, 1 R, 2 2B, 2 RBI
Austin Krum: 3 for 4, 1 RBI, 1 K
Adam O.: 6 IP, 4 H, 2 R, 2 ER, 3 BB, 2 K, 1 WP – 30 walks in 53.1 IP
Dan Kapala: 1.1 IP, 0 H, 0 R, 0 ER, 1 BB, 0 K, 3-1 GB/FB
Rookie GCL Yanks (5-0 loss to GCL Dodgers)
Abe Almonte: 1 for 4 – threw a runner out at third from CF
Prilys Cuello, Zoilo Almonte & Jesus Montero: all 0 for 4 – Cuello & Almonte K'ed once…Montero twice
Wady Rufino: 2 for 4, 1 2B – dude….345-.422-.586-1.008 this year
Gerardo Rodriguez & Kelvin Castro: both 0 for 3, 1 K
Melky Mesa: 1 for 2, 1 3B
Dicky Marquez: 5.2 IP, 2 H, 2 R, 2 ER, 0 BB, 5 K, 1 HB – 50 baserunners & 50 K in 49.2 IP
Link Saunders: 1.2 IP, 0 H, 1 R, 1 ER, 1 BB, 3 K, 1 HB, 1 WP
Jake Shafer: 0.2 IP, 4 H, 2 R, 2 ER, 0 BB, 1 K
The best-of-three GCL Championship Series is now tied at 1-1, with the deciding game coming up tomorrow. I don't know who this Justin Miller kid is, but he was nails for the GCL Dodgers in today's game; 7 IP, 3 H, 0 R, 0 ER, 0 BB, 1 K, 17-3 GB/FB ratio in relief.
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fyi, since 2000, Socks pitchers have hit 85 Yankees, whereas Yankee pitchers have hit 54 Socks.
That seems a pretty wide margin. And you know they're gonna drill someone next time. Boston is like that.
It's even worse than that. Since 2000, Sox pitchers have hit 612 batters. With the exception of the Devil Rays, who hit 604 (but had really really really bad pitchers), no other team hit more than 525 (Rangers). After the Rangers and Jays (493), you see a cluster of 7 teams in the 430-460 range, including the Yanks (456), and then a handful of teams with lower totals (Twins at the bottom with 361). So before Youkilis, Beckett and the rest of Red Sox Nation do any pouting, they should realize that the team they play for/root for is easily the head-huntingest team in the American League in recent memory, and that the Yankees are right in the middle of the bell curve.
Why doesn't Wordekemper pitch more? I believe(am kinda guessing actually) that he has only thrown ~50 or so innings. Seems like he should be getting more work than he has.
he's only thrown 46 innings. you'd think that he would be put out there more, considering…well, you know…. he's untouchable.
ohlendorf really pisses me off.
Great AA promotion of Robertson!
I hope they Bring Gardner up Sept 1st to be a late inning pinch runner monster, 3 SB's tonight, he could be a helluva weapon late in a close game
True, but I'd rather see Gardner on the 40 & on the team for the last month because he has one specific skill that could help a lot right now… can we all agree Kevin Thompson is not longer a prospect? Yanks have no one on bench right now who is a real threat to steal a base, I'm thinking tied game, 8th inning and giambi gets a walk Gardner would be a valuable asset to have on the bench
that 40 man roster is pretty fucking crowded right now, especially with pitchers, i guess that's the price to be paid whne we had to have the merry go round of rookie pitchers who made a handful of starts then whne off into the sunset(Chase, T-Clip, DESalvo)… that and having Minky on his way back are really jamming things up
any chance the fellas @ RAB doing a posting about who you think might get the call after tonight(obviously IPK & Minky… probably Bruney, Karstens as long man in mop up games to save more valuable arms)
thanks Mike A, sorry you found a posting about adding 8 new bodies on the team boring- I guess we have more of Robbie & Kim hooking up posts to look forward to as well as fasinating break downs about how many Yankee fans there are in NYC… there's a lot- wow, didn't know that
There's not much to get excited about with Sept. call-ups; all the big names (IPK, Joba, Hughes) are up already. Maybe Brett Gardner gets a call-up and rots on the bench waiting for those once-a-week pinch running oppotunities.
There's only so many times we can go back and try to figure out what 40-man roster move to make. That dead horse has been beaten into jerky. It's the last month of the season, the excitement is in the games, not the roster moves.
you're right, maybe Garnder does "rot" on the bench waiting for the once a week pinch running opportunity
Ask the Red Sox if it was worth it to have Dave Roberts "rot" on the bench then coome in to steal a base in game four of the 04′ disaster
Yanks aren't going to make the playoffs by more than a game ot two, every game counts and who's to say that one run here and there won't make all the difference
You're also right about the excitment is on the field- not with who came up with Mini-Moose first
Amen mike! Man, that's what I like about you – you call it like you see it. I hope Joba did throw at that mouthy pussy champ summers wannabe! The only thing I regret is that he didn't hit him. I hate the sox and their "nation"


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We're not sure how much bigger the cast of Rob Zombie's The Lords of Salem can get, but we're certainly not complaining about his newest addition: horror icon Michael Berryman, best known for playing "Pluto" in the original The Hills Have Eyes.
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Michael Berryman is the latest name to join the crew down in merry old Salem as Virgil Magnus, 50% of a well-known witch hunting duo called The Brothers.
Mr. Berryman has been shocking audiences for over 35 years in films like One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest, The Hills Have Eyes, Deadly Blessing, Weird Science and of course THE DEVIL'S REJECTS where he didn't fuck any chickens or so he says.
Along with Berryman, The Lords of Salem stars Barbara Crampton as "Virginia Cable", a camera operator for a local kid's show at Salem Public Access TV called "Lobster Joe's Fishy Fun Show"; Christopher Knight as Keith Williams, aka Lobster Joe, the host of Lobster Joe's Fishy Fun Show a staple of local Salem television; Judy Geeson as Lacy Doyle, owner and landlady of Heidi Hawthorne's apartment; Ken Foree as Herman Jackson, one third of The Big H Radio Team; Richard Lynch as the film's protagonist, "Reverend John Hawthorne"; Lisa Marie, who plays "Priscilla Reed", a woman who gives her all to support "the cause of the coven"; Billy Drago as "Judge Samuel Mather," a key player in the history of the Lords; Dee Wallace as "Sonny," a self-help guru; Bruce Davison as Francis Matthias, author of the book "Satan's Last Stand - The Truth About The Salem Witch Trials"; Maria Conchita Alonso as Francis' wife, Alice Matthias; Torsten Voges as Count Gorgann, lead singer of the Norwegian death metal band Leviathan the Fleeing Serpent; Jeff Daniel Phillips as Herman "Whitey" Salvador, one third of "The Big H Team" at WIQZ - Salem's Rock Radio; Meg Foster as Margaret Morgan, the leader of a secret coven of witches in Salem; Ernest Thomas, who will play Chip "Freakshow" McDonald, the station manager at Salem's #1 rock station; and Sheri Moon Zombie.
Jason Blum, Steven Schneider, and Oren Peli of Haunted Pictures are producing as well as Zombie regulars Andy Gould and Brian Kavanaugh-Jones. Zombie's guitarist John 5 is set to handle the score.
Heidi, a blonde rock chick, DJs at a local radio station and, together with the two Hermans (Whitey and Munster), forms part of the "Big H Radio Team".
A mysterious wooden box containing a vinyl record arrives for Heidi, "a gift from the Lords". She assumes it's a rock band on a mission to spread their word. As Heidi and Whitey play the Lords' record, it starts to play backwards, and Heidi experiences a flashback to a past trauma.
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Spotlight Artist Chrissi Poland: The Soul Package
If you have ever seen a live performance of Chrissi Poland, the image of a young girl innocently tinkering little tunes on her grandmother's old, cobweb-filled upright piano seems somewhat surreal. This passionate songstress tears up every stage she steps foot on, attacking her songs with a vengeance and commanding audiences with her precision, confidence, and presence. Currently on tour with international sensation the Scissor Sisters, Poland will be performing in some of the grandest arenas in the nation as part of Lady Gaga's opening act.
Prior to this opportunity of a lifetime, Chrissi was yet another up-and-coming artist in New York City. All of her work was centered on original music, studio sessions, and whatever gigs she could play. "By whatever gigs, I mean whatever," Poland emphasizes. "I would do anything just to get my name out there and make sure I could support myself. When I moved to New York I didn't know anybody… I had no money and no work. Over time, you network and get into that mentality that you just always have to hustle. I did everything from corporate events to Jimmy's bar mitzvah in NJ."
Pursuing the dream was not a question for Chrissi, who always knew there was more to get out of the life she was currently living. In 2006, Monday night's "Open Jam" at The Cutting Room opened up a new opportunity for Poland, where she was able to meet tons of people from TV, film, and radio personalities to producers and those connected with live shows. Through the "Open Jam" she scored more session and studio work, and landed a gig with the Tran Siberian Orchestra. From there she ended up working with Moby, singing on some of his records and projects. "It all stemmed from people that I met at the Cutting Room jam," Poland recalls.
In addition to her first instrument, piano, Chrissi has also wowed audiences with her impressive command of the drums. Learning by ear and observation from her dad, who is also a drummer, Poland can recall being in the car with him as he drummed out beats to The Beatles on his steering wheel. "Rhythm has always been around me, and has always been my approach as a musician. It's what's going on inside, and what I feel connected to," she explains. "In college I dated a drummer, and would go to the practice rooms with him. Sometimes I would sit down and found it pretty easy to play a beat. I loved it! But it wasn't until I went to a Nikka Costa concert about two years ago and saw her play a kit on her set at the Bowery Ballroom, and sing that I thought to myself, if she can do it, I'm going to try to do it." Well people, she does it, and she does it amazing.
While drums influenced certain tracks on her last EP, Songs From the Concrete, Chrissi's next album is seriously rooted in rhythm and soul. "The last record I approached as a jazz record, even though its not, in that we recorded everything live and it really breathes musically," Poland clarifies. "You can feel the movement of the music and the swells. This next set of music will be more rhythm based and up-tempo. There will be more strains of funk and rock, playing with sounds, and doing things production-wise that I didn't do on the last record, which was completely organic."
In the meantime, Chrissi is headed out on tour once again with the Scissor Sisters, this time touring all over the US. Early last year their tour manager called her up, explaining they were interested in adding background vocalists to the act and wanted her to audition. Referred to him by Nicki Richards, an amazing singer and artist who has toured with Michael Jackson and worked with Madonna, Chrissi recalls feeling flattered and thinking, "I didn't even know she knew who I was. I was so blown away and thankful to her for this recommendation." At the audition she was paired up with one other girl who they also liked, and after singing together the two were hired the next day. Originally only brought on to do two NYC gigs and a SXSW show, the two girls were signed up for the long haul of US and European tour dates after personally and professionally clicking with the team.
The Scissor Sisters tour has provided Chrissi with some of the most influential moments of her career, one which occurred during a performance on the main stage at the Glastonbury Festival. "The sun was setting and the flags from all the different nations were waving and as far as I could see it was a sea of people," Poland recalls dreamily. "It was so powerful to be standing on a stage in front of that many people, presenting music, and having them present back to us their love, energy and excitement. It just went through me, and took my breath away."
In addition to her latest run with fame, this Berklee alum has also had the honor of singing a duet on stage with Sam Moore (of Sam & Dave), one of the last great living legends of soul music. "To stand on stage with him and sing 'Knock on Wood,' look into his eyes and have him allow me that privilege… I still pinch myself to this day. I still can't believe he even knows my name."
So what does a well-traveled, ambitious, and dazzling performer look forward to the most? "Coming home to see my friends and hear them play music," she admits honestly. Poland specifically cites fellow NYC artist Martin Rivas with providing inspiration and fulfillment to her career and her personal growth.
"I've only known Martin a little over a year, and I've been a singer for a long time. But I'm always threatening to write a book or essay called 'The Martin Effect.' I think it should be a studied topic, the way he inspires people and brings them together, not just through his presence but also through his music and his writing. A lot of times what stimulates us so much about music is something that we can't really describe or dissect scientifically… we just feel. Ultimately that's what it is- we are vibrating beings, music is nothing but vibrations and rhythm, and it starts to gel with us somehow. When I was first given his music it was the way that I felt when I first had Joni Mitchell and Stevie Wonder's music handed to me. Sea of Clouds changed me as a writer, it changed the way I heard music. I consider him, as a NYC-based singer-songwriter, someone who changed me for the better as a musician. He's a magical light that shines on everybody… and not self-appointed. He just is."
I'm confident many fellow songwriters and musicians would issue the same sentiments about Poland, a force onstage that pulls you in so powerfully you feel a mixture of envy, awe, respect and adoration. Her movements are fluid and rhythmic, her vocals are flawless and her love radiates from the tips of her fiery red hair to the heels of her fierce knee high boots. If you haven't had the distinct pleasure of being entertained by Poland, do yourself a favor and get to her next show. You are guaranteed to leave with your mind blown, your soul healed, your heart full, and your ears ringing with the pure essence of the NYC music scene.
For more on Chrissi Poland or to purchase her music, please visit her website www.chrissipoland.com.
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767. A surety for a person who is bound by recognizance to appear may bring that person into the court at which he is required to appear at any time during the sittings thereof and before his trial and the surety may discharge his obligation under the recognizance by giving that person into the custody of the court, and the court shall thereupon commit that person to prison until he is discharged according to law.
- R.S., c. C-34, s. 701.
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767.1 (1) Notwithstanding subsection 766(1) and section 767, where a surety for a person who is bound by a recognizance has rendered the person into the custody of a court pursuant to section 767 or applies to be relieved of his obligation under the recognizance pursuant to subsection 766(1), the court, justice or provincial court judge, as the case may be, may, instead of committing or issuing an order for the committal of the person to prison, substitute any other suitable person for the surety under the recognizance.
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(2) Where a person substituted for a surety under a recognizance pursuant to subsection (1) signs the recognizance, the original surety is discharged, but the recognizance and the order for judicial interim release pursuant to which the recognizance was entered into are not otherwise affected.
- R.S., 1985, c. 27 (1st Supp.), s. 167.
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768. Nothing in this Part limits or restricts any right that a surety has of taking and giving into custody any person for whom, under a recognizance, he is a surety.
- R.S., c. C-34, s. 702.
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769. Where a surety for a person has rendered him into custody and that person has been committed to prison, the provisions of Parts XVI, XXI and XXVII relating to judicial interim release apply, with such modifications as the circumstances require, in respect of him and he shall forthwith be taken before a justice or judge as an accused charged with an offence or as an appellant, as the case may be, for the purposes of those provisions.
- R.S., c. C-34, s. 703;
- R.S., c. 2(2nd Supp.), s. 14.
Marginal note:Default to be endorsed
770. (1) Where, in proceedings to which this Act applies, a person who is bound by recognizance does not comply with a condition of the recognizance, a court, justice or provincial court judge having knowledge of the facts shall endorse or cause to be endorsed on the recognizance a certificate in Form 33 setting out
(a) the nature of the default;
(b) the reason for the default, if it is known;
(c) whether the ends of justice have been defeated or delayed by reason of the default; and
(d) the names and addresses of the principal and sureties.
Marginal note:Transmission to clerk of court
(2) A recognizance that has been endorsed pursuant to subsection (1) shall be sent to the clerk of the court and shall be kept by him with the records of the court.
Marginal note:Certificate is evidence
(3) A certificate that has been endorsed on a recognizance pursuant to subsection (1) is evidence of the default to which it relates.
Marginal note:Transmission of deposit
(4) Where, in proceedings to which this section applies, the principal or surety has deposited money as security for the performance of a condition of a recognizance, that money shall be sent to the clerk of the court with the defaulted recognizance, to be dealt with in accordance with this Part.
- R.S., 1985, c. C-46, s. 770;
- R.S., 1985, c. 27 (1st Supp.), s. 203;
- 1997, c. 18, s. 108.
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"The decision to become a vegetarian probably would have been a passing fad, except my parents mocked me and said it would never last," said Owens, who made the change 25 years ago. "[Now] I'm quite knowledgeable about the health, ethical and environmental issues surrounding vegetarianism. I've been vegetarian longer than I haven't."
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Row crops are the heart of agriculture in Bainbridge, Corn, peanuts, cotton and soybeans are what producers grow most in this southwest Georgia city, located just minutes from the Florida stateline.
This year's forecast for these crops will be among the topics of discussion at the Georgia Ag Forecast seminar set for Bainbridge on Jan. 30. Industry leaders, financial consultants and farmers in southwest Georgia will have an opportunity to learn more about the latest trends developing across the agricultural landscape from University of Georgia experts.
Check-in at the Cloud (Decatur County) Livestock Facility is at 7 a.m. with breakfast beginning at 7:30 a.m. The seminar will follow from 8 a.m. to 9:30 a.m.
"Bainbridge is a good location for the southwest corner of the state. Each region has some uniqueness to it in terms of productivity, types of soils, environmental and markets. Bainbridge is certainly a big area in terms of water resources, irrigation and having corn," said Nathan Smith, an agricultural economist with the UGA Extension. Smith will serve as a guest speaker during the morning meeting.
According to the UGA Farm Gate Value Report, Decatur County was fourth in the state in corn production in 2012 at $22.6 million in value. The revenue was generated off 13,000 acres. However, due to increased acreage across the state last year, corn is expected draw lower prices, according to Smith.
"We've already seen corn in a decline, as far as price goes. It's been a downward trend. I think there's opportunities on the demand side (however) to see demand grow because of the lower prices," Smith added.
This will mark the second year the Ag Forecast series has visited southwest Georgia. The event is designed to provide agricultural industry personnel with information about the upcoming season and what to expect from the different commodity markets.
The UGACollege of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences, Georgia Farm Bureau and the Georgia Department of Agriculture sponsors the annual seminar series. Last year almost 1,000 business people, farmers and community leaders attended the events.
Each year the six half-day programs bring together agricultural economists and economic development experts from around the state to give producers and business owners a preview of what they can expect from the market in the coming year.
"This meeting helps them in planning and outlook information. It gives them the opportunity to have that information to factor into the decision making in what to grow and how much they're going to dedicate on their farm to certain crops or commodities," Smith said. "What are the potential risks that could be faced this year, particularly marketwise?"
Registration for the seminar series, which begins Jan. 24 in Macon, is open at www.georgiaforecast.com.
Georgia Ag Forecast set in Bainbridge
Row crops are the heart of agriculture in Bainbridge, Corn, peanuts, cotton and soybeans are what producers grow most in this southwest Georgia city, located just minutes from the Florida stateline.
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