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by Matt PorterThe Palm Beach County Sports Commission announced the finalists for its Palm Beach County Player of the Year, Coach of the Year, Team of the Year and Placekicker of the Year awards.
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Rizzo fit in nicely in Bell, winning praise from his elected bosses for righting the cash-starved city's fiscal course by restructuring bonds that teetered on default and taking other measures to firm up the bottom line. He seeded youth programs and kept the parks spruced up. And he embarked on an ambitious program of buying properties through city housing and redevelopment authorities, with the stated goal of improving them.
Some of the purchases now raise questions. One in particular, a bond-financed acquisition in 2006 of land near the 710 Freeway, has proved ill-advised because the city can't afford to pay off the $35-million debt, The Times has reported.
According to Bass and Werrlein, Rizzo also became a friend of Bruce Malkenhorst Sr., who made more than $900,000 in 2005 as Vernon's city administrator and has been indicted on charges of misappropriating public funds.
Malkenhorst, who has pleaded not guilty, said in an interview that he had not talked to Rizzo much in the last four years or so. "Who's to judge?" he said when asked about the criticism of Rizzo's pay.
He said that the two mainly saw each other at golf tournaments and that Rizzo had not sought his advice on Bell's finances. "Bobby had his own ideas on what to do," Malkenhorst said.
Bass, a retired Vernon fire chief who had clashed with Malkenhorst over labor policies there, said he did not like it that Rizzo socialized with his fellow city boss. "I was still close to Bob then, and my constant recommendation to him was to stay away from Bruce Malkenhorst," Bass said.
Until his salary became public, Rizzo continued to dominate his city. At ex-Councilman Cole's urging, former and current employees say, Rizzo helped the city stage a successful election — barely 400 of Bell's 40,000 residents voted — to transform the town from a general law municipality into a charter city. The election was scheduled soon after a 2005 state law capped council salaries for general law cities.
Council members have denied that pay had anything to do with the election, but their salaries shot up after the switch to charter status, and Rizzo's employment contracts ballooned. Casso said available city records indicate that Rizzo's salary was divided among several titles he held, such as head of the housing and public finance authorities; no single giant figure appeared under the city manager designation. Spertus said he believed the council and a former city attorney opted to structure the pay that way.
Meanwhile, Rizzo divorced Sheila in 2001 and married Chiang six years later. The 35-year-old Chiang, who did not respond to interview requests, started a marketing company in 2007, with Rizzo serving as secretary, state records show. The couple have a young daughter.
Rizzo's horseracing interests kept pace. Auburn neighbors say he runs his horses in Washington and Berkeley because the stable fees were too steep at closer-to-home Santa Anita and Del Mar.
At Emerald Downs, track officials and trainers said Rizzo has generally bought relatively inexpensive horses. Listed as the owners of most are three California companies he has formed — Rizzo Racing Stable Inc., R.A. Rizzo Inc. and Golden Aggie Ranch Inc., according to Bloodstock Research Information Services and Equibase Co., databases on racing.
It could not be determined how much he has spent on his thoroughbreds, because many sales are private. From 2004 through this month, Equibase figures show, the horses owned by Rizzo's firms have collectively earned about $678,000, less than half his total take in Bell this year.
Folks who know him from the pastures of Auburn and the races at Emerald Downs say he loves his sojourns there and dotes on his horses almost as much as he does on his wife and daughters.
"He's very much a homebody," said Donna Rose, who runs a bed-and-breakfast down the road from the Rizzos in Auburn. "He is a very nice man that puts his family in a position of big importance."
In March of this year, Rizzo's life away from Bell City Hall took a bad turn. He was arrested in Huntington Beach on suspicion of drunk driving. Police say he had a blood-alcohol level of 0.28%, 31/2 times the legal limit. He has pleaded not guilty, and a counselor informed the court that Rizzo has been in treatment for alcohol abuse.
The pending DUI case charted a downward trajectory. Four months later, after his salary made headlines, Rizzo announced his retirement in the face of a public outcry. Investigators soon were seizing records at City Hall. A former Bell police sergeant sued the city around the same time alleging he was forced out for complaining about election fraud and other official misconduct on Rizzo's watch.
In his suit, James Corcoran further claims that a secretary told him she had been sexually assaulted by a drunken Rizzo. Corcoran accuses city officials of trying to cover up the alleged assault, which purportedly occurred 10 years ago. Former city employees say Rizzo denied the allegations. Casso said he could not comment on the suit because he hasn't seen it.
Spertus said Rizzo wants to put the uproar in Bell behind him and reach a severance agreement with the city. He said his client should be cleared by the pending investigations.
"Is he in jeopardy? To me, on the merits, no," Spertus said. "But in the court of public opinion, yes. That's because of the witch hunt that is now unfolding."
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Great read...I do not know about the validity of the article, but who knows...nonetheless, a good read.
Hey, probably a dumb question, but "back-in-the-day", how hard did pitchers throw?
Guys ranging from Walter Johnson to Cy Young to Sandy Koufax...granted they didn't have radar guns, but at least some intelligent guesses? Always wondered if pitchers nowadays throw noticeable harder or is it close?
In my understanding, some pitchers could "top out" at speeds into the mid to upper 90s, but there were fewer pitches in the game with the ability to do this and almost all of them paced themselves. For instance, if it was the third inning with a weak hitter at the plate and nobody on base, a pitcher wouldn't throw as hard since it wasn't a crucial situation. If runners were on base, however, the pitcher would ramp up the velocity and really bear down. There were exceptions, of course, Walter Johnson was known to just throw fast all the time, no matter the situation, and all the evidence I've seen suggests he could get it up there with similar velocity that today's pitchers too. Bob Feller was also recorded at 98.6mph with a US military device, and I believe that was circa 1948.
This is very, very interesting, especially the column of "Sandy Koufax actual count" ... Koufax apparently only averaged about 110 pitches per start, yet he completed so many more games than pitchers today do ...
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Like the nose, the taste of the Sterkens Dubbel is all dried and rich fruits with a side of carbonation so things aren't too cloying on the tongue. There is a sweetness that crops up in between a touch of sourness that could have been my imagination and all together it makes for a very balanced drinking experience. The spices on the nose are also evident and sometimes overwhelm the beer depending on how long you take between sips. And then there are the yeasty tones that seem just under the surface all the time, kind of tying the beer together.
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Antipope Benedict XIII
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Antipope Benedict XIII |
el Papa Luna | |
Diocese | Avignon, France |
Elected | 28 September 1394 |
Papacy began | 11 October 1394 |
Quashed | 12 March 1403 |
Papacy ended | 23 May 1423 |
Predecessor | Antipope Clement VII |
Successor | Antipope Clement VIII |
Opposed to | Pope Boniface IX |
Other posts | Cardinal-Deacon of Santa Maria in Cosmedin |
Orders | |
Ordination | 3 October 1394 by Jean de Neufchatel |
Consecration | 11 October 1394 by Jean de Neufchatel |
Created Cardinal | 20 December 1375 |
Rank | Cardinal-Deacon |
Personal details | |
Birth name | Pedro Martínez de Luna y Pérez de Gotor |
Born | 25 November 1328 Illueca, Crown of Aragon |
Died | 23 May 1423 (aged 95) Peñíscola, Crown of Aragon |
Buried | Castillo Palacio del Papa Luna, Illueca (skull) |
Occupation | Professor |
Previous post | Apostolic Administrator of Avignon (28 September 1394–1398) |
Alma mater | University of Montpellier |
Coat of arms | |
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Benedict XIII, born Pedro Martínez de Luna y Pérez de Gotor (25 November 1328–23 May 1423), known as el Papa Luna in Spanish, was an Aragonese nobleman, who is officially considered by the Catholic Church to be an antipope.
Early life[edit]
Pedro Martínez de Luna was born at Illueca, Kingdom of Aragon (part of modern Spain) in 1328. He belonged to the de Luna family, who were part of the Aragonese nobility. He studied law at the University of Montpellier, where he obtained his doctorate and later taught Canon law. His knowledge of canon law, noble lineage, and austere way of life won him the approval of Pope Gregory XI, who appointed de Luna to the position of Cardinal Deacon of Santa Maria in Cosmedin on 20 December 1375.
Avignon election[edit]
In 1377 Pedro de Luna and the other cardinals returned to Rome with Pope Gregory, who had been persuaded to leave his papal base at Avignon by Catherine of Siena. After Gregory's death on 27 March 1378, the people of Rome feared that the cardinals would elect a French Pope and return the papacy to Avignon. Consequently, they rioted and laid siege to the cardinals, insisting on an Italian Pope. The conclave duly elected Bartolomeo Prignano, Archbishop of Bari, as Urban VI on 9 April, but the new Pope proved to be intractably hostile to the cardinals. Some of them reconvened at Fondi in September 1378, declared the earlier election invalid and elected Robert of Geneva as their new Pope, initiating the Western Schism. Robert assumed the name Clement VII and moved back to Avignon.
Following Clement's death on 16 September 1394, the cardinals met at Avignon. The conclave consisted of 11 French cardinals, eight Italians, four Spaniards, and one from Savoy, all proclaiming the ardent wish to reunite the church, "even to the point of ceding the papacy, if necessary."
On the death of Urban VI in 1389 the Roman College of Cardinals had chosen Boniface IX; the election of Benedict therefore perpetuated the Western Schism. At the start of his term of office, de Luna was recognised as Pope by France, Scotland, Sicily, Castile, Aragon, Navarre, and Portugal. In 1396 Benedict sent Sanchez Muñoz, one of the most loyal members of the Avignon curia, as an envoy to the Bishop of Valencia to bolster support for the Avignon papacy in Spain.
Decline of Avignon Papacy[edit]
However, in 1398 the Kingdom of France withdrew its recognition of the Avignon papacy.[1] Benedict was abandoned by 17 of his cardinals, with only five remaining faithful to him. An army led by Geoffrey Boucicaut, brother of Jean Boucicaut, occupied Avignon and started a five-year siege of the papal palace in 1398, which ended when Benedict managed to escape from Avignon on 12 March 1403, and seek shelter in territory belonging to Louis II of Anjou.
By this stage, Benedict's authority was no longer recognized in France, Portugal, and Navarre, but he was acknowledged as Pope in Scotland, Sicily, Aragon, and Castile. After the Roman Pope Innocent VII died in 1406, the newly elected Roman Pope, Gregory XII, started negotiations with Benedict, suggesting that they both resign so a new Pope could be elected to reunite the Catholic Church. When these talks ended in stalemate in 1408, the French king, Charles VI, declared that France was neutral to both papal contenders. Charles helped to organise the Council of Pisa in 1409. This council was supposed to arrange for both Gregory and Benedict to resign, so that a new universally recognised Pope could be elected. However, since both Benedict and Gregory refused to abdicate, the only thing that was achieved was that a third candidate to the Holy See was put forward: Peter Philarghi, who assumed the name Alexander V.
In part to bolster faltering support for his papacy, Benedict initiated the year-long Disputation of Tortosa in 1413, which became the most prominent Christian–Jewish disputation of the Middle Ages.
Benedict is also mentioned for his oppressive laws against the Jews. Those laws were repealed by Pope Martin V, after he received a mission of Jews, sent by the famous synod convoked by the Jews in Forlì, in 1418.
Council of Constance[edit]
In 1415 the Council of Constance brought this clash between papal claimants to an end. Gregory XII and Baldassare Cossa, who had succeeded Philarghi as the Pisan papal contender in 1410 and had assumed the name John XXIII, both agreed to resign. Benedict, on the other hand, refused to stand down, so he was declared a schismatic and excommunicated from the Catholic Church by the Council of Constance on 27 July 1417. Benedict, who had lived in Perpignan from 1408 to 1417, now fled to the castle of Peñíscola near Valencia in Spain. He still considered himself the true Pope, pleading the fact that he was the only living cardinal appointed before the schism. His claim was now only recognised in the kingdom of Aragon, where he was given protection by King Alfonso V. Benedict remained at Peñíscola from 1417 until his death there on 23 May 1423.
Papal styles of Benedict XIII |
Reference style | His Eminence (in Rome) His Holiness (in Avignon) |
Spoken style | Your Eminence (in Rome) Your Holiness (in Avignon) |
Religious style | Holy Father (in Avignon) |
The day before his death, Benedict appointed four cardinals of proven loyalty to ensure the succession of another Pope who would remain faithful to the now beleaguered Avignon line. Three of these cardinals met on 10 June 1423 and elected Sanchez Muñoz as their new Pope, with Muñoz assuming the papal name of Clement VIII. The fourth cardinal, Jean Carrier, the archdeacon of Rodez near Toulouse, was absent at this conclave and disputed its validity, whereupon Carrier, acting as a sort of one man College of Cardinals, proceeded to elect Bernard Garnier, the sacristan of Rodez, as Pope, with Garnier taking the name Benedict XIV.[2]
Benedict XIII was buried in Peñíscola castle. His body was later moved to Illueca; but during the War of the Spanish Succession his remains were destroyed. Only his skull was saved, and it rests in Condes de Argillo Palace in Aragon (Spain).
Arguably the only positive and tangible legacy of his disputable office is the issuing of Papal Bull for the first university of Scotland in 1412. Having lost the support of France and driven out from Avignon, Benedict by then had taken refuge in remote Perpignan on the Spanish border, but Scotland was among the handful of supporters that remained loyal. St Andrews University's coat of arms/emblem incorporates that of the hapless anti-pope.
- ^ Richard P. McBrien, Lives of the Popes, (HarperCollins, 1997), 250.
- ^ Pham, John-Peter. Heirs to the Fisherman: Behind the Scenes of Papal Death and Succession. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2004. 331-332.
Accounts on his Life[edit]
The Anti-pope (Peter de Luna, 1342–1423) A study in obstinacy by Alec Glasfurd, Roy Publishers, New York (1965) B0007IVH1Q is a somewhat fictionalized or imaginative account of his life.
Pluja seca by Jaume Cabré (2001) is a play based on his death and succession.
- "Pedro de Luna". Catholic Encyclopedia. New York: Robert Appleton Company. 1913.
- Chow, Gabriel. "Antipope Benedict XIII (1394–1423)". GCatholic.org. Toronto. Retrieved 6 December 2010.
- Hughes, Philip E. (1 Jan 1947). A History of the Church:Volume 3: The Revolt Against the Church: Aquinas to Luther. London: Continuum International Publishing Group. ISBN 978-0-7220-7983-6.
- Brusher, Rev. Joseph Stanislaus (1980) [1959 Van Nostrand]. "The Great Schism". Popes through the Ages (3rd ed.). Neff-Kane. ISBN 978-0-89141-110-9.
- Audio guide to the Papal Palace, Avignon in France.[1]
External links[edit]
- Media related to Antipope Benedict XIII at Wikimedia Commons
- "Luna, Pedro de". The American Cyclopædia. 1879.


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I went to Town Hall with 6 growlers to fill for New Year's weekend with my brother. I was expecting to walk out with equal parts Grinch, Elixir and Festivus. If anything, more of the Grinch than anything else because I knew we both really apprectiated that beer from year's past. I sampled some of the brews and had a pint of the Elixir while I was there and I was sold. This was the real deal. I ended up walking out with 3 growlers of the Elixir and I(we) were not disappointed over the weekend. Fantastic stuff. I would say best Belgian IPA I've had, and if that is the case, it had to be my 8th beer I've rated a perfect 5.0 since I gave Ale Asylum's Bedlam a 4.9. Now THAT would be an interesting Blind taste test. Someday maybe...
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Nice golden yellow body. Fluffy white head with good retention and lace qualities. Fresh aroma of belgian yeast and citric hops and bready malts. The flavor was bright and bold. Citrus led the way with lemon and orange and grapefruit. Bready/biscuity maltiness was sturdy with belgian yeast really shining through as well with bright esters and spiciness. Drinkability quotient out of this world. Awesome, awesome beer.
I will put in a personal request for a return of this beer at some time in the future.
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01-07-2012 06:25:35 | More by Bighuge
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Big thanks goes out to MBrausen for sending me this one to tick! Shared with caSSino as I didn't want to crush this one by myself. Served from growler into a NoDa Brewing snifter. Pours hazy golden yellow with a one finger pure white head that subsided to a minimal amount quickly. Maintained decent lacing throughout the glass. The aroma was comprised of sweet malt, banana runts, spices, fruit, fruit hop, tangerine, and citrus hop. The flavor was of sweet malt, spices, fruit, fruit hop, banana, and alcohol. It had a medium feel on the palate with high carbonation. Overall this was a decent brew. The nose on this one was quite nice and strong. I really like how the banana came off on this one on the nose. I really wish it would have come off more as a sweet banana runt flavor than it did. This one was fairly hoppy which covered up quite a few of the subtle flavors that might have been present. Worth trying if you get the opportunity.
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01-18-2012 19:35:56 | More by thagr81us
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I am not a huge fan of Belgian IPA's but this is a standout. HUGE citrus notes...oranges, tangerines, grapefruit...and then a nice but not overwhelming Belgian yeasty feel to it....
This is my #2 all-time Belgian IPA just a slight notch down from Ale Asylum which is very similar but just a bit brighter with the citrus which I really like...
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01-09-2012 05:28:49 | More by ZAP
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look: 4.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.5
Had a taste of this at TH and had to get a growler. This stuff is hoppy like what. Pours a nice big white head (prob from the Belgian yeast). Color is a slightly hazed golden orange.
Aroma: Floral and yeasty. Very belgian-like. Some spices. Then all the American hops hit. Tons of tropical fruits and floral notes. Pineapple and lemon citrus. Very earthy and fresh. A nice amount of orange peel as well.
Taste: Much like the nose. Belgian up front and then then the hops hit. Floral and tropical. Oranges, pineapple, lemon zest and grapefruit. Some bready malts but mainly hoppy. Some spices with the Belgian flavors.
Mouthfeel: Sticky and bitter. Medium bodied with a good amount of carbonation. Ends sticky and hop resiny.
Overall, this was a fantastic Belgian IPA. Definitely top notch. I like how hoppy this was and how American forward it was. A definite must try.
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01-08-2012 05:11:04 | More by mothman
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look: 3.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
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A - Poured a hazy, golden yellow color with a small, white head of foam. It left sudsy trails of lace on the glass.
S - It smelled fruity and slightly funky with a touch of spices.
T - It tasted very spicy with a fruity bite. Nice bitter hop bite with some sweet caramel as a backbone.
M - It was crisp, sharp and smooth. A medium bodied ale with a very dry finish.
O - This is a really good Belgian IPA. Certainly worth a try if you're in the Twin Cities.
Serving type: on-tap
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FRADEWIND i f t ' 1 VOL. 4, NO. 10 ' UTAH TECHNICAL COLLEGE OF PROVO - JANUARY 5, 1976 All students attending Utah Technical College are automatically covered under our $2,000.00 Accident Medical Reimbursement & Accidental Death & Dismemberment Program which is effective while participating in and attending school sponsored activities including travel between school and home. Plans II and III extend protection to 24 hours a day and for the entire year. Premiums are on the enrollment card. OPTIONAL PLANS Plan II Unallocated Accident Protection When a student requires medical services because of accident, the Company will pay the actual cost incurred within 26 weeks from the date of accident - up to $2,500.00 for each accident - regardless of what other coverages you may have. Payment is unallocated: the plan will pay for any or all of the following: !. Medical and Surgical treatment by a physician; 2. Hospital confinement and nurse's services; 3. Miscellaneous hospital expenses, drugs, medicines, ect.; 4. Ambulance expense; 5. Dental treatment made necessary by injury to sound natural teeth. Plan HI Accident & Sickness Protection When by reason of accident occurring or sickness contracted and commencing during the policy period the student is confined within a hospital the Company will pay the following expenses incurred within a 26 week period, to a maximum of $2,500.00 per accident or sickness. 1. Hospital room and board, Jan Ericltson Chosen Outstanding fmber Miss Jan Erickson has been chosen PBL's outstanding member of the month. Tuesday Jan was awarded a Rose and a Kiss by Program Chair man Lynn Giles and Special Projects Chairman Mike Eicheleerger. Janis a resident of Orem, she enjoys sewing skiing, swimming, all sports. Her major is "Legal Secretary" and she is now serving as Secretary to Inner Club Council here at UTC. For PBL she has partici pated in Club Week and the Open House, the Coupon BookSale.and 40 hours, if not more, on the March of Dimes Draculas Castle. She went to Western Regional in Portland Oregon, and whenever we need help, we know she'll be there. Jan is the first outstanding member chosen this school year but it is the intent of PBL to choosen a new outstanding Member for every month. but not to exceed per day the normal semi-private room charge; to a maximum of $40.00 2. 80 percent of hospital miscellaneous expenses; 3. Treatment by a legally qualified physician or surgeon in accordance with the applicable surgical schedule on file with the school, to a maxiumum of $300.00; in addition anesthetists will be paid up to 25 percent of the charge for the applicable surgical procedure; 4. Use of professional ambulance5. Employment of a registered graduate nurse (R.N.); 6. 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A legal assistant is a specially trained person who renders assistance to a lawyer, of a grade and quality greater than the functions normally performed by a legal secretary. THE COST OF LIVING raise whicli went into effect on January 1 this year can barely keep behind the rising cost of gas, electricity, and such expenses as tuition, 'someone ought to do something!" Tasks performed might include timekeeping and accounting personnel management, investigations and research, original correspondence and document reproduction, client interviews, etc. To train the legal assistant in the performance of these tasks the following courses are recommended: Business Communications, Business Law I and n, Accounting Procedures, Law Office Management and Accounting, Basic Computer Concepts, Human Relationships in Management, Principles of Economics, Legal Research, Law Specialties, Real Estate Law, Probate Law, and Family Law. 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