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1. How many hours does a reserve officer have to work each month? There is no requirement for a reserve officer to work a minimum number of hours each month. However, Level I reserves who have completed the Regular Basic Course, and want to maintain qualifying service must serve an average monthly minimum of 16 hours. Qualifying service prevents a break in service for purposes of the Three-Year Requalification requirement. [Commission Regulation 1008(b)(1)(A)]
2. Can a reserve officer transfer from one agency to another? Level I and II reserve officers may transfer from one agency to another, without meeting current training requirements, if there is less than a three-year break in service between agencies. If the break in service is longer than three years, the individual will have to meet current training requirements. Level III reserve officers must meet current entry-level training requirements regardless of the length of the break in service. [832.6(a)(5) PC]
3. What does the term "grandfathering" mean? An individual must meet the training standard that is in effect on the date of his or her appointment to a peace officer position. If the entry level training standard is changed after the date of appointment, no additional training is required if he or she remains with the present agency. Transferring to another agency may require additional training.
4. What is the Three-Year Rule? If an individual does not become a peace officer within three years of completing the PC 832 Course or the Regular Basic Course, or has a three-year or longer break in service as a peace officer, he or she must requalify prior to exercising the powers of a peace officer. * PC 832 COURSE – Requalification may be accomplished by repeating and successfully completing the course or taking and passing the three tests required for the course. [Commission Regulation 1080] * REGULAR BASIC COURSE – Requalification may be accomplished by repeating and successfully completing the course or by successfully completing a POST-certified Requalification Course. [Commission Regulation 1008(b)]
5. How can a Level II reserve officer become a Level I? The entry level training requirement to be a Level I reserve officer is successful completion of the Regular Basic Course. * Reserve officers who completed Modules III and II, of the Regular Basic Course – Modular Format, must complete Module I. * Reserve officers who completed Modules A and B or A, B and C must complete the Regular Basic Course in one of the following formats: * Intensive, * Extended, or * Modular
6. What does a former reserve officer have to do to become a reserve again? Individuals who were previously Level I or II reserve officers may accept an appointment at the same or lower level, without meeting current training standards, if their break in service is less than three years. If the individual has more than a three-year break in service he or she must meet current training standards. [832.6(a)(5) PC] Former Level III reserve officers must meet current entry-level training requirements regardless of the length of the break in service. Agencies must complete the peace officer selection process as specified in Commission Regulation 1002.
7. Can an individual who completed Modules A, B and C, but never served as a reserve officer, become a reserve officer based on that training? No, the last date that an individual could be appointed and assigned as a reserve officer, based on completion of Reserve Modules A and B or A, B and C was June 30, 2000. [Commission Procedure H-3-2]
8. Does completion of Reserve Modules A, B, C and D meet the training requirement to become a regular officer? Yes, Reserve Modules A, B, C and D was one of the approved formats of the Regular Basic Course. Even though that format has been discontinued, prior completion still meets the Regular Basic Course training requirement. [Commission Procedure D-1-3(a)(6)(D)]
9. Where is Module D being presented? Module D is no longer available. The Module A, B, C and D Format was replaced by the Regular Basic Course - Modular Format on July 1, 1999. Modules B and C were decertified effective July 20, 2000. Module D was dropped by the legislature effective January 1, 2002.
10. Why is there no reimbursement for reserve training? Penal Code section 13523 specifies that POST shall only provide aid for training expenses of full-time regularly paid employees as defined by the Commission. Reserve officers do not meet the definition of "full-time" in Commission Regulation 1001(p).
11. What is the difference between designated and non-designated Level I reserve officer? The authority of a "designated" Level I reserve includes the full powers and duties of a peace officer as provided by a Penal Code section 830.1. A Level I reserve is "designated" by authority of a city ordinance or a county resolution. [Penal Code section 830.6(a)(2)] The authority of a "non-designated" Level I reserve shall extend only for the duration of assignment to specific police functions. [Penal Code section 830.6(a)(1)] 12. Can a reserve officer get a Basic Certificate? No, Basic certificates are only issued to full-time paid officers. [Commission Procedure F-1-2(a)] Reserve officers do not meet the definition of "full-time" in Commission Regulation 1001(p).
13. Can an individual be a reserve officer with more than one department? There is nothing in law or regulation that prohibits dual status. An agency can have a policy that prevents one of their officers from serving with another law enforcement agency. The individual would have to go through a complete peace officer selection process with each agency and meet all of the training requirements for each position.
14. Can Reserve Officers be paid? Compensation for reserve officers is a local agency issue.
15. What is the supervision requirement for Level II reserve officers? Level II reserve officers assigned to the prevention and detection of crime and the general enforcement of the laws of this state must be under the immediate supervision of a peace officer who has completed the basic training course for deputy sheriffs and police officers (Regular Basic Course) prescribed by the Commission on Peace Officer Standards and Training. Level II reserve officers may be assigned, without immediate supervision, to those limited duties that are authorized for level III reserve officers. [832.6(a)(2) PC] "Prevention and detection of crime and the general enforcement of laws" refers to the peace officer authority of a Level I or Level II reserve officer assigned to investigate crime, or patrol a geographic area and personally handle the full range of requests for police services, and take enforcement action on the full range of law violations for which the reserve's department has enforcement responsibility. [Commission Procedure H-1-2(f)] "Immediate supervision for Level II reserves" means the reserve officer acts under the direction of a peace officer who has completed the basic training course for deputy sheriffs and police officers prescribed by the Commission, and is routinely in the physical proximity of and available to the reserve officer; however, allowance is permitted for necessary temporary separations. [Commission Procedure H-1-2(e)]
16. Can Level III reserve officers carry firearms? Level III reserve officers are peace officers and are authorized to carry firearms in the course of their duties. Their entry-level training requirement includes firearms training. However, some agencies have chosen to restrict their Level III reserves from carrying firearms.
17. Can reserve officers carry automatic weapons or weapons with silencers? No, the exemption for possessing these weapons only applies to "regular salaried, full-time" peace officers. [12201(b) and 12501(b) PC]
Minimum Standards for Reserve Officers
Entry Level Training Requirements
1. What are the training requirements for reserve officers? The current training system for reserve officers is the Regular Basic Course - Modular Format. The entry-level training requirements for the three levels of reserve officer are as follows: * Level III Module III Module III 144 hours * Level II Module III 144 hours Module II 189 hours 333 hours * Level I Module III 144 hours Module II 189 hours Module I 394 hours 727 hours The entry-level training requirement for Level I may also be met by successful completion of either the Intensive or Extended format of the Regular Basic Course. 2. What other training formats meet the entry-level requirements for reserve officers? The only entry-level training formats that meet reserve training requirements are the standard and modular formats of the Regular Basic Course. An alternative is the Basic Course Waiver Process providing the individual can meet the requirements.
3. Can training received in an incomplete Standard Format of the Regular Basic Course be credited toward becoming a reserve officer? No, all components of the Standard Format must be successfully completed to receive credit for the course.
4. Can an individual who completed Modules A, B and C, take Module I? No, the reserve Modules and the Modular Format are different training systems.
5. Can an individual who has previously completed the PC 832 Course receive partial credit toward Module III? No, effective January 1, 2007 the Level III Module was revised from a two-part format into a single component format which includes PC 832 training. All components of Module III must be successfully completed to receive credit for the course. Individuals who completed both components of the former two-part format have met the entry-level training requirements for Level III.
6. Does the Regular Basic Course – Modular Format meet the training requirement to become a regular officer? Yes, successful completion of the Intensive, Extended or Modular Formats meets the training requirement to become a Level I reserve officer or a regular officer.
7. How does the July 1, 2008 revision of the Regular Basic Course – Modular Format affect individuals who have previously completed the Level III and/or Level II Modules? Individuals who successfully completed the Level III Module may take Module II if their PC 832 training is current and they have passed the POST-constructed Comprehensive Module III End-of-Course Proficiency Test within the preceding 12 months. Individuals who successfully completed the Level III and II Modules may take Module I if their PC 832 training is current and they have passed the POST-constructed Comprehensive Module II End-of-Course Proficiency Test within the preceding 12 months.
Field Training Program
1. What are the field training requirements for reserve officers? All Level I reserve officers, upon completing the Regular Basic Course or its equivalent, shall complete a POST-approved Field Training Program prior to working alone in a general law enforcement assignment. The Field Training Program shall be delivered over a minimum of 10 weeks (400 hours). [Commission Regulation 1007(a)(1)(C)] There is no field-training requirement for Level II or III reserve officers.
2. Is there an exemption from field training for reserve officers? A Level I reserve peace officer is exempt from the Field Training Program requirement if the Level I reserve peace officer is reappointed to a Level I position with less than a three year break in service and has successfully completed: * Modules A, B and C and 200 hours of structured field training; or * The Regular Basic Course or its equivalent and 400 hours of a POST-approved Field Training Program. [Commission Regulation 1007(a)(1)(D)]
In-Service Training
1. Do reserve officers have to complete Continuing Professional Training? Level I and II reserve officers shall satisfy the same Continuing Professional Training (CPT) (pdf) requirement as full-time regular officers (24 hours every two years). There is no CPT requirement for Level III reserve officers. [832.6(a) PC]
2. Do reserve officers have to complete Perishable Skills training? The Perishable Skills training requirement does not apply to reserve officers. [Commission Regulation 1005(d)(3)]
3. Are reserve officers required to complete Racial Profiling training? Yes, Penal Code section 13519.4(f) states that every law enforcement officer in this state shall participate in the training.


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Christmas is starting early in Sequim. A new toy store, Tiny'z Toy Chest, opens its doors to the public today at 149 W. Washington St., Sequim, next to the Sunshine Cafe.
Owners David and Megan Schmidlkofer, residents of Sequim for nine years, always have loved toys.
"That was our hot date out - going to the store and playing with toys. This was even before we had kids," Megan said.
The Schmidlkofers have two boys, David Jr., 21/2, and Isaiah, 11/2. Isaiah was adopted from Ethiopia six months ago. The couple is expecting their third child on May 5.
Tiny'z Toy Chest is named after the two boys' nicknames, Tiny and Izzy.
Prior to opening the store, David was a general contractor until the slow economy stalled new construction. He figured now would be a good time to try something new.
"I wanted to spend time with my boys regardless of economics," he said.
The Schmidlkofers intend the store to be educational and hands-on for children. It features puzzles and games, toddler play tools, puppets, stuffed animals, books and an assortment of wooden toys.
All toys meet safety standards and are nontoxic. One brand of wooden toys they sell is dyed with vegetable oil. Megan said that this assures parents that children will be safe if they chew on them.
The couple is proud to say that the toys they offer can't be found anywhere else in Sequim. Port Townsend is the closest city with similar toys, Megan said.
"We want people to come here and go 'Wow!' We don't want to be just another toy store but a destination," David said.
The store's emphasis now is on younger children due to limited space, but the Schmidlkofers want to appeal to people ages "zero to 99," David said.
Eventually, the couple wants to branch out and find vintage toys. They also can order items from catalogs and are open to donating to nonprofit organizations when they can.
"We aren't in it for the money. We are in it for the passion of kids and family," David said.
The Schmidlkofers want the store to be a positive escape for children and parents.
"We want to see kids develop their imaginations and not just push buttons in front of a TV," David said.
Megan is excited that their store has fewer than five battery-powered toys.
Prior to opening, the couple didn't do a survey for what toys might sell best in Sequim.
"We looked at what we'd get for our own kids," Megan said.
"We love kids. We love toys. We have kids. It's all a good fit," David said.
A majority of the toys will be available to play with in the store. The couple has gone to several stores in the past and found store owners who disapproved of handling merchandise.
"We want people to come in here and experience and play with the toys," David said.
Eventually, books will be brought into the store with Megan's mother, Linda Gooch, leading story times.
The store will be closed for a few days when Megan gives birth. A sign will be posted at the storefront. Megan joked that she isn't planning on giving birth in the store.
Matthew Nash can be reached at mnash@sequim gazette.com.
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The Frick Collection has presented a concert series for the past seventy years. Earlier this year, SundayArts went to a recital by the Ma'alot Quintett, a leading wind ensemble from Germany who performed at The Frick Collection on January 18, 2009.
The Frick Collection is pleased to present a selection of five masterpieces of European painting from the highly acclaimed Norton Simon Museum in Pasadena, California on view in the Oval Room from February 10 through May 10, 2009. Colin B. Bailey, Deputy Director and Peter Jay Sharp Chief Curator of The Frick Collection discusses this exhibition.
The Aldrovandi Dog was painted by Guercino around 1625. Although the dog's name has been lost to time, we know that Count Filippo Maria Aldrovandi (1598-1644) owned the white and brindle mastiff because its elaborate leather collar bears the Aldrovandi coat of arms. It is part of the special exhibition Masterpieces of European Painting from the Norton Simon Museum, at The Frick Collection through May 10, 2009.
Mark Strand, recipient of the Gold Medal for Poetry from the American Academy of Arts and Letters in 2009, discussed works in the permanent collection from a poet's point of view, focusing on women depicted by Vermeer, Chardin, Gainsborough, Renoir, and Whistler. The Artists, Poets, and Writers Lecture Series is made possible through the generous support of the Drue Heinz Trust.
Fizz and Sparkle: The Effervescent Life of Deborah, The Dowager Duchess of Devonshire The youngest of the legendary Mitford sisters reminisces about her life and her correspondence with the charismatic Sir Patrick Leigh Fermor, considered to be the finest English travel writer of his generation. In an evening filled with wit and eccentric characters and marked by the celebration of courage and friendship. Charlotte Mosley, her niece and editor, joins the Dowager Duchess in conversation.
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CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- Fall is here, and with it, all kinds of Halloween fun. If you feel like scaring yourself silly, you can check out several haunted locales -- from schoolhouses to former institutions and even the great outdoors. If your fun leans more towards the fright-free side, though, there are some corn mazes you can visit, which all have additional activities, too.
Here are the ongoing Halloween-related events gazz has been informed of, listed in order of distance from Charleston:
The Haunted Barn
7 p.m. to midnight Fridays and Saturdays through Nov. 9 and 7 to 10 p.m. Oct. 17, 24 and 31. Tickets $11, fast pass (gets you in the next group entering the haunt) $22, all night pass $35 and season fast pass $55. The Haunted Barn, 426 Beauregard St. Call 304-389-1203 or visit www.thehauntedbarn.us.
Scareview Grave Schoul
7 p.m. to midnight Fridays and Saturdays through October, plus Oct. 31. Admission $10 or $8 with a canned food donation (proceeds benefit West Side Volunteer Fire Department and local food banks). Old Fairview Elementary School, corner of Virginia Heights and Coal River Road, St. Albans. Call 304-727-4750 or visit www.facebook.com/scarview.
Historic Oak Hill School House
7 to 9 p.m. Monday through Thursday and 7 to 11 p.m. Friday and Saturday Oct. 19-30. Wednesdays are "no scare" nights, where children can walk through without being scared by the actors. Adults $10, children 12 and under $8, no scare Wednesday for ages 8 and under $5. Old Oak Hill Elementary School, 140 School St., Oak Hill. Find it on Facebook under "The Haunting of the Historic Oak Hill School House."
Haunted Parkersburg
7:30 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays through Nov. 2, plus Oct. 31. Adults $10, students and seniors $8, children 13 and under $5. (Not recommended for ages 6 and under.) A two-hour, roughly two-mile walking ghost tour of the city. Departs from The Blennerhassett Hotel, 4th and Market streets. Call 304-428-7978 or visit www.hauntedparkersburg.wix.com.
Fright Nights at The Resort at Glade Springs
6:30 to 10:30 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays in October. Scary Tales Haunted Trail and 3D Haunted House $15 (with line skip privileges $25), Zombie Hunt laser tag $10, Hayride of Horror $10 or all three for $30. Lights Out Haunted Trail (guided only by a glow stick) from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. Oct. 31. 255 Resort Dr., Daniels. Call 855-281-4276 or visit www.frightnightswv.com.
The Asylum: Aberration
Dark to 10 p.m. Wednesdays, Thursdays and Sundays and dark to midnight Fridays and Saturdays through Nov. 2. Tickets $20, VIP $30 (gives front-of-line privileges). Trans-Allegheny Lunatic Asylum, 71 Asylum Dr., Weston. Call 304-269-5070 or visit www.theasylumwv.com.


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Some open-source software may not be open enough. While "open source" refers to software's underlying license and its adherence to the Open Source Definition, there are numerous examples of open-source projects that offer an open license but a relatively closed development process.
It's been called " fauxpen source" and worse, but we may have to get used to it. It seems to be the new normal in open-source development. Only open source foundations like Eclipse, Apache Software Foundation, and Mozilla appear to be able to escape it completely.Java is one example people cite of &… Read more


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I want to use Dreamweaver to begin learning PHP. I own CS5. Is CS6 a worthy upgrade for my purposes? -Brian Myers
The enhancements were mostly for HTML5 and CSS3 features (video, round corners, responsive web design). Here's the issue, with the way Adobe is now selling you are required to upgrade at every version so CS6 is now the last chance to upgrade from CS5. While this policy could change before CS6.5, it is unlikely. The only other option is the Creative Cloud subscription model. Hard to say whether it's worth the upgrade, depends on how serious you are in moving in this type of direction.


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Eight children of East Hampton Village employees have gotten a pleasant surprise gift as the new college season approaches — each is getting $750 tuition aid grants.
The gift was approved last week by the East Hampton Village board.
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I would eat this zombie brain cupcake (made by Flickr user xsomnis) and then ask for seconds. And if there aren't any seconds, well, I'm looking at your head. I WILL EAT YOUR BRAINS, SON. The hypothalamus is my favorite!
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Thanks to Jessica, who once brained a zombie with a crowbar and then licked the crowbar afterward. It's true, I saw her.
I thought this was just the cutest thing. You know, many times I've bought bags of shelled peanuts only to find a bunch of the poor bastards cracked open and missing their brains. Who knew it was the secretly the work of zombie nuts? Besides me, I know everything. Go on, as... / Continue →
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In Memory of each of our members who passes away, the MVMA donates toward the purchase of a book for the Veterinary Medical Library at the University of MN to commemorate their career and honor their life.
Personal memorial contributions can also be made to the Minnesota Veterinary Medical Foundation in honor of a family member, friend or colleauge. A recognition letter is sent to the honored's family. To make a memorial contribution.
2011 Memorial Updates
Ralph G. Molnau, DVM, Age 82, of Waconia, passed away on January 16, 2011. Ralph was the current owner of Countryside Veterinarian and Feed in Young America, and the previous owner of Waconia Veterinary Clinic. He was a member of the West Carver Rotary Club; and served as board member and president of the Minnesota Veterinary Medical Association, as well as being named the MVMA veterinarian of the year in 1992.
A past member of the board of directors at Klein Bank, he served on the Waconia City Planning Board from 1958-1988. In his younger days, Ralph was the captain of the Chaska football and basketball teams of 1946.
Ralph truly loved farming, raising sheep, and spending time in his garden. He was always learning new things, had a thirst for knowledge, and was a history buff.
Ralph is survived by his loving family: wife Mary; sisters-in-law Mildred Molnau of Howard Lake, and Margaret Molnau of Red Wing; nieces, nephews, and other relatives and friends.
The funeral service took place Thursday Jan. 20 at 1:30 p.m. at Trinity Lutheran Church in Waconia with the Rev. Phil Wagner officiating. There was visitation two hours prior to the service at the church. Interment was at St. John's Lutheran Cemetery in Chaska.
Dr. Warren Hartman, age 79, of Wadena, MN passed away on Feb. 9th 2011. Memorial services were held on Sat., Feb. 26th at 2:00 PM in the 1st Congregational Church in Wadena.
He is survived by wife Carolyn; sons Karl (Vivian) of Red Wing & James of Wadena; daughter Laurie (John) Costello of Painted Post, NY. Dr. Hartman operated the Southbrook Veterinary Hospital in Wadena for many years.
He was an active member of his community including being a member of the Minn. Harness Racing, Inc. Life member of the Minn. Veterinary Medical Assoc. Past school board chairman of district 819 in Wadena. Past president and board member of the Central Minn. Boy Scout Council. Memorials are preferred to Wadena County Humane Society, Central Minn. Boy Scout Council or the Wadena Area Community Band.
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Federal Computer Week covers many stories that demonstrate communication problems among techies and program officials responsible for records management, financial management and enterprise architecture, for example.
In each of those cases, technologists who are information technology experts try to work with their counterparts who have expertise in those program areas. But as in the Tower of Babel, people are unable to talk to one another because they speak different languages. To some extent, the two sides live on different planes of existence.
The chasm between technologists and records managers has a long history. It's not surprising, though, because technologists are interested in the latest and greatest and often focus on creating products that make users' lives easier. Records managers and archivists are interested in preservation, a duty IT makes extremely difficult. As challenging as it is to open a 5-year-old DOS XyWrite document today, imagine trying to open that document in 50 or 100 years.
Sometimes the chasm separating the two parties can seem even bigger. The National Archives and Records Administration has the unenviable task of devising a way to deal with all those electronic documents and maintain them so that they will be useful to future generations.
To help them do this, NARA officials posted a Federal Register notice earlier this month about the destruction of Clinton-era backup tapes. That notice should have made perfect sense to NARA officials although that is in question, too but it wreaked havoc on the other planes of existence.
"This is not material that should be destroyed. [The notice] is so poorly written," said Scott Armstrong, a journalist who has become something of a records management guru. He has been a powerful advocate for making government more transparent and open to the public, and records are an essential part of an open government.
NARA officials have acknowledged that the notice was not their finest work. But it illustrates the larger problem a fundamental lack of communication. The best solution is enabling people to move beyond their cliques so they can begin understanding their counterparts.
Records are important, and IT clearly isn't going away. So it is critically important we find a way to bridge the chasm.
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Fri Mar 7, 2014 9:48 amJ.A. Happ will be given a few days of rest to nurse a sore back.
Fantasy Source Spin: Happ has been battered for six earned runs in just 1 1/3 innings in his two Grapefruit League appearances but has obviously been compromised physically. He still has time to get ready for the season, but the left-hander can't take his rotation spot for granted. Marcus Stroman is among the intriguing options that could swoop in an grab a spot.
Source: Ken Fidlin on Twitter
Wed Feb 26, 2014 4:31 pmKyle Drabek walked three and yielded one run in 1 2/3 innings Wednesday in relief versus the Phillies.
Fantasy Source Spin: Drabek is a long shot rotation candidate for the Blue Jays after returning from Tommy John surgery late last season. Realistically, he needs to prove himself in Triple-A for a month or two before getting a shot.
Fri Jan 17, 2014 11:28 amBlue Jays avoided arbitration with RHP Esmil Rogers by agreeing to a one-year, $1.85 million contract.
Fantasy Source Spin: Rogers was arbitration-eligible for the first time this offseason. The right-hander shuffled back-and-forth between the rotation and bullpen for the Jays last year, putting up a 4.77 ERA over 137 2/3 innings.
Source: Joel Sherman on Twitter
Tue Aug 6, 2013 8:57 amBlue Jays activated LHP J.A. Happ from the 60-day disabled list.
Fantasy Source Spin: Happ will return to start Wednesday night against the Mariners. The 31-year-old hasn't pitched for the Blue Jays since he struck in the head by a line drive on May 7, suffering a skull fracture behind his left ear and a sprained right knee. He posted a 6.75 ERA over three rehab starts.
Thu Aug 1, 2013 11:34 amRoyals placed 2B Chris Getz on the 15-day disabled list with a sprained left knee.
Fantasy Source Spin: The move clears a 25-man roster spot for new outfielder Justin Maxwell, who will make his first start for the Royals on Thursday afternoon against the Twins. Getz should be ready for activation in about three weeks. Miguel Tejada figures to be the primary fill-in at second base.
Fri Jul 19, 2013 8:20 amRoyals recalled 2B Chris Getz from Triple-A Omaha.
Fantasy Source Spin: Getz will get another crack at the second base job after Johnny Giavotella failed to run away with it in his few weeks with the club. Elliot Johnson and Miguel Tejada also figure to see plenty of playing time at the keystone.
Thu Jun 6, 2013 10:50 amBlue Jays optioned OF Anthony Gose to Triple-A Buffalo.
Fantasy Source Spin: Gose has posted a decent .304/.385/.391 batting line in 26 plate appearances this season at the major league level. He'll get another shot at some point soon.
Wed May 29, 2013 8:45 amBlue Jays purchased the contract of RHP Neil Wagner from Triple-A Buffalo.
Fantasy Source Spin: Wagner was pitching as the closer with Buffalo and had a 0.89 ERA, 13 saves and a 32/8 K/BB ratio over 20 1/3 innings. The hard-throwing 29-year-old hasn't pitched in the majors since 2011 as a member of the Athletics.
Source: Tim Dierkes on Twitter
Mon May 20, 2013 9:31 amBlue Jays recalled OF Anthony Gose from Triple-A Buffalo.
Fantasy Source Spin: Gose batted .223/.303/.319 in 189 plate appearances last season with Toronto. The 22-year-old has good speed and some raw power, but he is not a polished enough hitter at this point to make a big impact in the majors. He can be ignored in most mixed formats.
Thu May 9, 2013 9:29 amBlue Jays optioned LHP Ricky Romero to Triple-A Buffalo.
Fantasy Source Spin: It had to be done. Romero made it only a third of an inning Wednesday in his start against the Rays and now has a 5.92 ERA, 1.70 WHIP and 128/110 K/BB ratio in 185 1/3 innings since the start of the 2012 season.
Mon Mar 25, 2013 9:11 amBlue Jays optioned OF Anthony Gose to Triple-A Buffalo.
Fantasy Source Spin: Gose posted a promising .279/.396/.419 batting line across 54 plate appearances this spring in the Grapefruit League, but the Blue Jays want him getting regular playing time and that would not have been available to the 22-year-old outfielder at the major league level.
Mon Jan 28, 2013 11:30 amSeen as a centerpiece of Toronto's future after hitting .305-35-114 in 2009, Lind has seen a steep decline over the last three years. He had back problems and fell out of favor last season after a terribly slow start. Still, there just might be one last gasp in him as a regular after hitting .304 following the break and presenting a contact rate that was similar to that 2009 breakout season.
Fantasy Source Spin: Lind probably has only one more chance to produce after posting a sub-.300 OBP over the last three years. That past production does make him a possible flier, though.
Source: Fantasy Source
Mon Jan 28, 2013 11:13 amKratz was one of very few positives for the Phillies last season, emerging from journeyman status in the minor leagues to hit nine homers in 141 at-bats. He had shown some pop in the minors and may have finally earned himself a role in the majors.
Fantasy Source Spin: Kratz isn't nearly as powerful as last season showed, but he could resemble David Ross offensively off the bench, for what it's worth. He'll get some extra playing time early on with Carlos Ruiz suspended for 25 games.
Fri Jun 15, 2012 1:27 pmBlue Jays recalled LHP Brett Cecil from Triple-A Las Vegas.
Fantasy Source Spin: He'll get the ball Sunday against the Phillies. Cecil surprisingly lost out on a rotation spot with a poor spring training and has spent most of the season at Double-A, just recently being bumped up to Las Vegas. He's pitched pretty well of late, though and holds a 3.47 ERA and 40/14 K/BB ratio over 49 1/3 innings between the two levels. It's possible he'll churn out some AL-only value.
Sun Apr 22, 2012 7:05 pmRed Sox recalled 1B/OF Lars Anderson from Triple-A Pawtucket.
Fantasy Source Spin: Anderson has worked in the outfield some this season for Pawtucket, offering Boston enough versatility to be comfortable with him replacing Jason Repko on the roster. Anderson posted a stellar .343/.425/.543 batting line this spring in the Grapefruit League, but he had just a .791 OPS in his second full season at Triple-A last year and is batting only .255/.358/.400 in 67 plate appearances for Pawtucket in 2012. At this point, he's only worth a look in deep AL-only leagues or keeper formats.
Thu Apr 19, 2012 10:56 pmBlue Jays purchased the contract of RHP Drew Hutchison from Double-A New Hampshire.
Fantasy Source Spin: Hutchison will make his major league debut Saturday against the Royals. The 21-year-old right-hander registered a fantastic 2.53 ERA and 171/35 K/BB ratio in 149 1/3 minor league innings last season and was ranked as the organization's No. 9 prospect over the winter. The Jays are pushing him a bit sooner than expected, but he's one to watch in AL-only leagues.
Source: Jonah Keri on Twitter
Thu Feb 2, 2012 12:49 pmRasmus and former Cardinals manager Tony La Russa butted heads for the third straight season in 2011, and the team's young hitter was finally shipped out. He looked absolutely overmatched in the AL, hitting .173-3-13 in 35 games for the Blue Jays. Still, he improved some of his contact issues from 2010 and showed plenty of talent in spurts early on. The Jays invested heavily in Rasmus as their future center fielder and hope he will flourish without La Russa breathing down his neck.
Fantasy Source Spin: This is a great chance to buy low on an upside play who has already produced in the majors, and Toronto's track record with developing hitters makes it even more intriguing.
Fri Apr 1, 2011 12:54 amMariners purchased the contract of OF Ryan Langerhans.
Fantasy Source Spin: Langerhans batted .316 with two homers and nine RBI over 56 at-bats during spring training, though his 24/4 K/BB ratio was somewhat out of step with what we're accustomed to from him. The 31-year-old is expected to get the first crack in center field while Franklin Gutierrez is sidelined.
Tue Feb 19, 2013 2:50 pm Phillies pitching coach Rich Dubee indicated Tuesday that team will likely go with either Cole Hamels or Cliff Lee on opening day
Fantasy Source Spin: Halladay has made 10 straight opening day starts, but that streak could come to an end this year, as the club would prefer to split Hamels and Lee up in the rotation. "I think it's how we line up best," said Dubee. "Realistically, we could pitch anybody the first day as far as Doc, Cole and Cliff. On most staffs, they are No. 1 starters, so they all could pitch opening day. But part of what we're thinking is trying to split those two lefties. Last year we started with two lefties (after Halladay) and I'd just like to split them up."
Source: Philadelphia Inquirer
Thu Jan 31, 2013 10:55 am Toronto acquired Santos from the White Sox last offseason and immediately anointed him its closer. He made only six appearances before going on the DL with a shoulder injury that required surgery in July. Given how well Casey Janssen performed in the closer role, Santos probably lost his opportunity for the time being. However, a full recovery could still allow Santiago to work himself back into the spot after posting a 13.1 K/9 rate in 2011.
Fantasy Source Spin: He should have value in any role if he can get his stuff back after surgery.
Thu Jan 31, 2013 10:42 am The Blue Jays made several big additions in the offseason, but Romero could be the most important. He was lost for most of last season with an ERA that nearly doubled from 2011, as his control was all over the place with a 5.2 BB/9 rate. Romero's velocity did remain intact, and he was effective early last season with a 3.18 ERA in April. It's difficult to put a finger on the cause of Romero's problems, but he will need to turn things around quickly or the Jays could run out of patience.
Fantasy Source Spin: Romero is a high-risk, high-reward pitcher after last season's fall, so watch his walk totals closely in the spring.
Wed Jan 30, 2013 2:53 pm Brandon Morrow has always had dominant strikeout numbers, but he just couldn't put it all together until last season. He suffered an oblique injury in mid-June that put him on the shelf for more than two months, but was able to finish the season strong, building up more stock heading into 2013 after a career-best walk rate and third straight season of good command. That improved control was at the expense of his strikeout rate, but most fantasy owners will still happily take a K/9 near 8.0. There is less pressure on Morrow after Toronto acquired Josh Johnson and Mark Buehrle from Miami, but he remains capable of being the team's No. 1 starter.
Fantasy Source Spin: Still shows potential as a second-tier fantasy starter if everything rolls in Morrow's favor for once, but that expectation will likely be shared by many owners on draft day.
Wed Jan 30, 2013 12:53 pm Any fantasy value that Thole had prior to last season came from his starts and fair batting average as a contact hitter. The contact rate didn't suffer much last season, but his bat never came around in the second half.
Fantasy Source Spin: Still some batting-average potential, but Thole will have to fight for playing time in Toronto.
Fri Mar 7, 2014 9:48 am J.A. Happ will be given a few days of rest to nurse a sore back.
Wed Feb 26, 2014 4:31 pm Kyle Drabek walked three and yielded one run in 1 2/3 innings Wednesday in relief versus the Phillies.
Fri Jan 17, 2014 11:28 am Blue Jays avoided arbitration with RHP Esmil Rogers by agreeing to a one-year, $1.85 million contract.
Wed Sep 11, 2013 10:07 pm Moises Sierra went 3-for-4 with a stolen base and two runs scored against the Angels on Wednesday.
Fantasy Source Spin: Sierra fell just a home run shy of the cycle, notching a single, double and his first triple of the season. The stolen base was also his first this year. The 24-year-old is hitting .291/.344/.545 through 55 at-bats, and with Jose Bautista done for the season he should see plenty of playing time down the stretch.
Wed Aug 21, 2013 10:33 pm Liam Hendriks is likely to be recalled to start Saturday in Cleveland.
Fantasy Source Spin: He'll be taking the rotation spot of Kyle Gibson, who was sent down following another poor outing Monday. Hendriks threw eight scoreless in his last start with Triple-A Rochester, but he has a 4.67 mark overall at the level and should be avoided for fantasy purposes.
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Four-hundred acres around the Upper Hackensack River Watershed.
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These preserved lands are only a fraction of the countless parcels salvaged from development in and around the Pascack Valley, thanks to the efforts of one naturalist group that has been working tirelessly to preserve the watershed buffer surrounding the drinking water reservoirs that stretch from New City, N.Y. to Jersey City.
To recognize 25 years of watershed stewardship by the Bergen Save the Watershed Action Network (Bergen SWAN), founding members Mark Becker and Lori Charkey will throw a two-part benefit called "Cycle of Seasons" to help the non-profit continue its watershed protection work. Beginning March 3 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., a sale will be held at the Park Ridge Railroad Station featuring new and gently used art, crafts, gardening supplies, books, a new Old Town canoe, and more.
On March 10, naturalist and educator Nancy Slowik will host a watershed nature talk at 12:30 p.m. at the Blauvelt Art Museum on Kinderkamack Road in Oradell to highlight the plants and animals on five SWAN-guided field trips. One of them will include a visit to the Emerson Woods on Main Street — a 19-acre preserve that was saved from development when the network began.
Bergen SWAN was formed in 1988 after Becker and Charkey read a letter to the editor in The Record from a group of environmental science students from Ramapo College in Mahwah debating the impending development of residential units, corporate parks and assisted living facilities on forested buffer lands surrounding the drinking water in the Upper Hackensack River Watershed. While the land had been purchased by the Hackensack Water Company to protect the water supply, the students discovered through research that more than 700 acres of these natural lands in many towns had been transferred from the company to River Vale Realty, an unregulated entity, according to Charkey.
Shortly after joining forces with the students, Bergen SWAN was born, a name Charkey conjured after driving past United Water in the late '80s and seeing swans in the pond at the intersection of Mill Street and Old Hook Road in Harrington Park.
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The nonprofit, which has garnered more than 850 volunteers over the years, fights for the restoration of watershed lands as natural buffers. These buffers filter runoff, control erosion, mitigate flooding, and provide a safe habitat for wildlife and a sanctuary for hiking, and have helped to maintain water quality for nearly 1 million Bergen, Hudson and Rockland County residents.


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We require Excel to use Inventor so why don't Inventor's tables work the same as Excels?
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also, while talking about tables - line-breaks in titles, is that in yet?
My hope is that this is implemented both on the user side and the api side. Right now the api for a table is worse than terrible.
Hopefully tables will support features like strikethrough, bold, underline, etc for text within them.
Would be nice to add colums w/o having to make a header or even merge cells together.
basically anything you can do in excel you should be able to do in the tables.
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NEW YORK NURSE: November 2010
by Robin Wood
The New York State Department of Labor (DOL) has filed a claim in Federal Bankruptcy Court against St. Vincent's Hospital in Manhattan, which closed in April, for violating state labor laws that govern mass layoffs. The nearly $49 million dollar claim seeks to secure 60-days back pay and benefits for the 3,000 hospital workers who lost their jobs and were not given proper notification of the hospital's closing.
Under the New York State Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification Act (WARN), employers are required to give 90 days' notice to workers before a mass layoff. The bankruptcy court is scheduled to hear the claim on Dec. 16. NYSNA vigorously opposed plans to close St. Vincent's and continues to support a local hospital for the St. Vincent's community.
The DOL claim is "very encouraging," said Yetta Kurland, an attorney working with Coalition for a New Village Hospital, the grassroots group advocating for a new full-service hospital on the lower west side of Manhattan. Kurland said the DOL claim is an affirmative determination that the St. Vincent's closure was not handled correctly. The coalition hopes the DOL claim will encourage the Attorney General to re-examine the legality of closing St. Vincent's.
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Dishwasher Samurai Sequel Announced
by Chris Faylor, Feb 24, 2010 1:20pm PSTI MAED A GAM3 W1TH Z0MB1ES 1N IT!!!1 developer Ska Studios today unveiled its next project, a sequel to its gory downloadable beat 'em up The Dishwasher: Dead Samurai.
Dubbed "The Dishwasher: Vampire Smile," the follow-up features a new engine and packs news weapons, two single-player campaigns (one for each playable character), plus a campaign designed for cooperative play.
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As with the original, the sequel will be exclusively available on Xbox 360 as an Xbox Live Arcade download, and will be released "when it's done." That said, those attending PAX East (March 26-28 in Boston) will have the chance to go hands-on with the game.
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Trash disposal is more than a little inconvenient for people living in remote areas of Grundy County, County Commissioner Michael Brady says.
"Tarlton Valley people are having to travel something like 24 miles round trip to take their garbage off," Brady said Monday. "People in the Hubbard's Cove are traveling something like 24 to 26 miles."
Construction on trash drop-off points — officially called community convenience centers — for those areas in northeast and northwest Grundy will begin in June, Brady said.
Grundy now has convenience centers in Beersheba Springs, Altamont, Palmer, Gruetli-Laager, Coalmont and Tracy City that accept household garbage, metal, scrap wood, newspaper, aluminum cans, cardboard and mixed paper, officials said.
Brady said the county's first step is to acquire land for the centers. County officials are looking at state-owned land in the Tarlton Valley near the Collins River Bridge on state Highway 56, and are negotiating with landowners in the Hubbard's Cove area near state Highway 108 and Fred Lusk Road, he said.
Brady said the centers together will cost about $40,000, not including compactors. Officials also are researching recycling services, he said.
Grundy once operated its own landfill, but now sends its trash to the Marion County landfill for $36 per ton, Grundy County Mayor Lonnie Cleek said.
Brady and Cleek said Hubbard's Cove and Tarlton Valley residents keep their communities clean despite the long drive to dispose of garbage.
"We felt that [the communities are] as important a part of Grundy as here in Altamont, and they shouldn't have to make that long trek just to throw their garbage away," Cleek said.
He said the county has no plans now to build more convenience centers but will perform needed maintenance and repairs at the existing centers.
Compactors for the two new centers are still on the table, he said.
"We wanted to see what kind of volume of garbage we have before we decide on whether we need compactors," he said.
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So I finally got a 9860. I couldn't hold out with my Tour (Storm 2 before that, but I broke it), it was a p o j. This thing is great. My one complaint though is it doesn't seem to like the cold and I live in winnipeg, the capitl of cold.
Before I got my torch I've had a playbook for a while. Having an all touch phone though, I already find myself trying to use gestures to close windows or slide to the next one What do I call this sympton? - 11-16-2012, 01:06 PM #379Sent from me using my fingers. Be pantless in 5K. Febreze - for more than smells.
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I'm no more qualified to say so because I own a BlackBerry - 11-16-2012, 01:29 PM #380
Re: The official I got my 9850/9860 thread
Just got a new 9860 today. Will take it to the track on the weekend to she what it can do.
Do those who protest the loudest or longest have a lock on the truth? - 11-21-2012, 03:58 PM #381
After 1 year with my 9860 I can say was really awesome to me, this is the first time I keep more than 6 months the same device (always BBs), at the begining I was like stressed because I was not able to type correctly, but now I am just inlove with the touch experience, I think the button I use the most is the "back" button because the cover plastic is gone :P ... I love it more now with the OS 7.1 ... the only thing I did not like it was loosing some games I had it on my previous BBs, but I found some others that I now love ...
I, too, have had my 9850 over a year now, and still love this phone! It does what I want, feels like a real phone and not a toy, and now is even better with the addition of my Playbook. Still wish more apps were available, but realize developers are working on BB10 now.
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Current: 64Gb PlayBook, BlackBerry 9850. - 02-16-2013, 04:11 PM #383
Hate this phone! Got it about 7 months ago and it keeps freezing! Also it types slow and misses out on a lot of letter so I have to press really hard on the screen, which makes the typing experience a real pain in the ***! It looked so good on the reviews and nobody posted about lagging issues with it when I was reading them to see if I should buy it! Even when I reboot the phone it takes about 15 minutes to load! On the outside it looks good, but on the inside it's horrible (Hate this OS). It got me thinking several times of switching to Samsung or iPhone! Luckily for Blackberry I am a hard core fan and can't wait till the Z10 arrives here in Dominican Republic to switch immediately! Just wanted to share my frustration with you guys!
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Playbook-16GB² & 64GB² - 02-16-2013, 04:31 PM #385
Heck yes they are normal for this phone. I smacked mine against the wall and broke the screen I was so frustrated with it. It works fine one minute then it is all over the place the next. If the room is below normal room temperature you are lucky to have it register anything at all. I since bought a new screen for it and carry it around as a camera as that is the only thing I found that works good on that phone. I carry a 9900 for everything else. I wouldn't have to do that if the 9900 had auto-focus.......
Good luck. But I can tell you with my experience that didnt do squat. I replaced the screen because I thought that maybe there was an issue with it(before I broke it) and the new one works just the same. One day it works without a flaw then the next it is all over the place. (doesnt register the letter, registers it 4 times, registers the wrong one..etc...) Please let me know if that works for you though... Im curious if it was just my phone somehow......
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I'm no more qualified to say so because I own a BlackBerry - 02-16-2013, 04:57 PM #390
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I'm no more qualified to say so because I own a BlackBerry - 02-16-2013, 05:58 PM #392
Not normal for this phone. I'm on 184.108.40.2065 . I do get lagging but it is in web sites like this one and BlackBerryRocks.com. Emails, surveys, no lagging.
That app you mentioned whatupapp caused me problems. I assume you know how to clean your memory and your browser ?The bitterness of poor quality, lingers long, after the cheapness of price is forgotten. - 02-19-2013, 10:49 PM #395
You can adjust the sensitivity settings for the screen. I had to do this when I first got it because it drove me NUTS! It took me about a month to get used to it coming from both Storm devices prior.
9850 works on CDMA and the 9860 works on GSM.
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