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PHILADELPHIA -- Matt Holliday was included on the Cardinals' active roster for their National League Division Series against the Phillies, but the Cards' usual cleanup hitter was not in the starting lineup for Game 1. That could be a common occurrence as the series goes on.
Manager Tony La Russa left open the possibility that Holliday might not start any games in the series, instead coming off the bench. Holliday is dealing with tendinitis in the middle finger of his right hand, a painful condition that limits him both hitting and throwing.
"Yesterday, he could throw, which was an improvement," La Russa said Saturday. "He took limited swings, enough to where we were sure he could pinch-hit. He's going to have much more workout today. If he comes up with a real positive outcome, you may consider him [to start in Sunday's Game 2]. If he's a little bit better but still hurting, you have to wait until Tuesday. I think it's possible he could pinch-hit the whole series."
Holliday did not hit on the field prior to Saturday's game.
La Russa: Decision made in McClellan's interest
PHILADELPHIA -- Cardinals manager Tony La Russa asserted Saturday that the decision to leave Kyle McClellan off the team's National League Division Series roster was done in the pitcher's best interest. McClellan has dealt recently with a case of what the club calls "dead arm," and the team was concerned about his ability to pitch on consecutive days.
McClellan was surprised and upset by the decision, and La Russa said he understood the pitcher's frustration. He pointed out the Phillies' heavily left-handed lineup as a case for having McClellan on the roster, given that McClellan is more adept than most right-handed relievers at getting lefties out.
"I don't blame him for being upset," La Russa said. "I would [be], too. The concern is about him, and I've got to believe that sooner or later, he'll appreciate that we're more concerned about him than we are us, because he's a major weapon to lose out of that bullpen against these guys."
La Russa said that the club hopes that the rest could make McClellan fully available for a potential appearance in the NL Championship Series.
Chambers earns spot on Cards' NLDS roster
PHILADELPHIA -- Rookie outfielder Adron Chambers secured the final spot on the Cardinals' National League Division Series roster, thanks to a combination of his speed and the team's need.
Chambers won out over infielder Tyler Greene, manager Tony La Russa said, in part because without him, the team would be short on outfielders. The roster contains four other outfielders, one of whom, Matt Holliday, is limited due to tendinitis in the middle finger of his right hand.
La Russa said that Corey Patterson was not seriously considered for the spot. Chambers will likely serve as a pinch-runner and potentially at times as a pinch-hitter or defensive replacement.
Chambers, 25, made his Major League debut on Sept. 6. He appeared in 18 games for the Cardinals, going 2-for-8 in eight plate appearances.
"It's nice to have that asset on the bench," La Russa said. "If it's just speed, you take Tyler, a more accomplished runner. We were sparse in the outfield, unless you move [Skip Schumaker] out there. ... We were not protected on the outfield side."
Rivalry between Carp and Doc a friendly one
PHILADELPHIA -- Roy Halladay, the Phillies' starter in Game 1 of the National League Division Series on Saturday, might not have had any supporters in the Cardinals' dugout, but he certainly had a friend.
St. Louis pitcher Chris Carpenter and Halladay were teammates in the Blue Jays' Minor League system and then for two seasons at the Major League level (1998-99) before Carpenter was designated for assignment after the 2002 season.
The two have remained close.
"Actually, I talk to him a lot, and his wife and my wife are still close friends," Carpenter said before Saturday's game.
Carpenter recalled talks the two had during their Toronto days, when they worked through a lot of the same issues, not just the trials of trying to stick on a 25-man roster but how to deal with external distractions.
Both players have certainly been through a lot -- Carpenter's exodus from the Blue Jays and subsequent shoulder and elbow surgeries to Halladay's early struggles.
"What I respect the most about him is he's an unbelievable professional," Carpenter said. "You look back on his career, and I mean, I was in Toronto when he got sent back down to the Minors and all these other things. And he's just worked himself to become the best, and that's determination from him, that's his attitude, that's his professionalism.
"I think that we learned a lot about it together."
Lance Berkman started in left field rather than right field on Saturday, with Allen Craig starting in right. Manager Tony La Russa explained that the move is to save Berkman some extra running, because the visiting dugout in Philadelphia is on the left-field side. If Matt Holliday were to start Game 2, however, Holliday would take his customary spot in left and Berkman would move to right.
La Russa expressed no worries about having left-handed hitters back-to-back at the bottom of his batting order on Saturday, a practice he usually prefers to avoid. He pointed to the fact that Phillies starter Roy Halladay is likely to pitch deep into the game, and beating Halladay is a higher priority than worrying about countering a left-handed reliever in the late innings. Skip Schumaker batted seventh, with Jon Jay eighth.
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The co-main event of UFC 167 saw two fighters coming in that were going in different directions. Rashad Evans hadn't looked good in his last few fights, while Chael Sonnen already knew what he was doing after the bout, win or lose. In the end, it was Evans that was dominant. He took Chael down and battered him until the bout was stopped late in the first round. The finish came at the 4:05 mark.
As usual, Sonnen charged right out and looked for a takedown in the first round. They engaged in a clinch battle instead, which was basically a stalemate. Evans looked for the takedown, which got stuffed by Chael. Rashad opened up a bit with a few punches but ended up clinching again. Evans finally got a takedown halfway through the round and landed a few rights.
Evan landed a big elbow and Chael rolled over. Evans opened up with more punches and moved to mount. Evans flattened him out and pounded away. Chael wasn't able to defend himself so the ref stopped the fight.
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BALTIMORE -- Orioles pitcher Tsuyoshi Wada (left elbow discomfort) will throw in an extended spring game on Monday, the first of three scheduled outings that could see the lefty return on or before April 24, according to manager Buck Showalter.
Wada will get up to 90 pitches in his second extended spring outing on Friday at Port Charlotte and -- assuming all goes well -- the plan is to send him out on a rehab assignment to throw with one of the team's affiliates on the 19th.
"He had between 13 and 15 innings, depending on how you look at it with the sim games coming out of camp, so this should get him back on equal ground with where some of the other guys have been stretched out," Showalter said. "He threw 35 to 40 pitches today in a side work. I talked to [pitching rehab coordinator] Chris Correnti, who is kind of handling it down there along with [director of pitching development] Rick Peterson. He said things went real well. Wada said it is probably the best he felt."
Wada, who was slowed in camp with an elbow issue he deals with every spring, is eligible to be activated on Thursday, but that won't happen given his current schedule. Showalter said the preference is to get Wada to 90-plus pitches twice, which should put him in his "comfort zone," and enable the team to use him as either a starter or reliever.
Asked how he envisioned using Wada, Showalter was noncommittal.
"We'll see," he said. "He's going to have the ability to do both by then. So, that's good for us."
That will depend on how well Wada is throwing, and on what the team's current starters are doing. The Orioles' Opening Day rotation was Jake Arrieta, Tommy Hunter, Jason Hammel and Brian Matusz.
"I really like what is going on with him down there," Showalter said of Wada, who was signed to a two-year deal out of Japan this offseason. "He looks like he is making good progress."
Andino's high school coach on hand for opener
BALTIMORE -- Orioles second baseman Robert Andino had a pair of special guests in attendance for Friday's season opener, with high school baseball coach Fred Burnside and Laura Harlow, who also worked at Southridge (Fla.) High, both making the trip from the Miami area to Baltimore.
"We went out to dinner yesterday and all that," said Andino, who credits both Burnside and Harlow with help keeping him on the right track. "[Harlow] was like my second mom. She calls me her stepson.
"For them to be at not just any Opening Day, but an Opening Day that I started, for them to see it, I thought it was pretty cool. I thought they deserved it."
The 27-year-old Andino -- who had a career year in 2011 in Brian Roberts' absence -- received one of the loudest cheers during the Orioles' pregame introductions on the orange carpet, a fact unbeknownst to him.
"I didn't hear anything to be honest with you," said Andino, who was introduced as an Opening Day starter for the first time in his career. "I was just worried about tripping; I was concentrating on my steps so I wouldn't trip. I think [manager Buck Showalter] had the loudest one."
While Showalter's cheers were deafening, one of the most noticeable introductions was reliever Kevin Gregg, who was heavily booed by the sellout crowd at his home park.
"You never like to see anybody have that, but Kevin is an experienced guy," Showalter said of Gregg, who converted 22 of 29 saves last year, and has been replaced in the closer role by Jim Johnson. "If it was a young guy, you'd feel a little more strongly about it. Our fans, like a lot of places, are waiting to embrace you and to be real positive. And it is up to us to do the things that make them want to embrace us. We control that. And Kevin knows that."
O's put both catchers in lineup on Saturday
BALTIMORE -- The Orioles rolled out an unusual lineup on Saturday night, with manager Buck Showalter employing both catchers by having Ronny Paulino start at designated hitter.
"We got another one, but it's a secret," Showalter said of the team's emergency catcher. "Maybe to him, too. No, I want to get everybody in the lineup. The first two, three, four days, I don't want them to lose that tempo and feel they had coming out of spring. We will get [Endy] Chavez in there either tomorrow or the next day, try to work Ryan [Flaherty] in there also. I just think it's important that everybody gets their feet wet in the environment. But Ronny handles left-handed pitching pretty well. We are going to need everything we can throw at [Twins starter Francisco] Liriano.
In addition to Paulino, Nick Johnson also made his Orioles debut, batting seventh and playing first base. Johnson and Paulino were both non-roster invitees this spring, with the oft-injured Johnson earning one of the final bench spots after putting together a healthy and productive camp. Paulino is a career .330 hitter against left-handed pitching, versus .246 against righties, and entered Saturday's game 1-for-3 off of Liriano for his career.
"Nick Johnson is actually a lot better against left-handed pitching than right-handed," Showalter said. "One challenge that Liriano had a little bit last year was command. We are hoping Nick brings that into play some."
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Magenheimer was spotted about 6:20 a.m. driving the white car in the suburbs about 20 miles north of Manhattan and was taken into custody, police Sgt. John Barbelet said.
The septuagenarian, who recently underwent heart bypass surgery, had just been released from jail on Monday after a one-year sentence for conning three women out of thousands of dollars. He pleaded guilty to the scam in July and was released early for time served and good behavior, authorities said.
Magenheimer was charged with third-degree criminal possession of stolen property, a felony, in the theft of the car, a 1996 Jaguar, police said.
The Westchester County District Attorney's Office said Magenheimer was being represented by Legal Aid. A phone message left for the group was not returned early Wednesday.
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Haverhill, Mass — The endangered Blanding's turtle, distinguished by its bright yellow chin and throat, may soon have its own iPad app.
Local wildlife biologist Mark Grgurovic and videographer/software engineer Paul Michaels say they are working on the project as a way to raise public awareness of the plight of the fading species.
Proceeds from the turtle app, if and when it goes to market, will be used to pay for radio transmitter tags that would attach to the turtles to track and help protect them.
Residential and commercial development has eliminated much of the Blanding's turtle habitat and population from the Northeast to the Great Lakes, said Grgurovic.
Efforts are now needed, he added, to build replacement habitat and to protect those Blanding's turtles that remain so they can reproduce and increase in number.
The iPad app would introduce the world of the Blanding's turtle to school children and others around the world, said Grgurovic.
"We want kids to own it and enjoy it and be part of the (preservation) story," he said.
Blanding's is a somewhat small turtle, with a dome length of 6-to-10 inches. It can take up to 15 years to reach sexual maturity. But the species has also been known to live for 100 years.
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The ruins of Conwy Castle in Conwy, Wales. This parnorama was taken August 19, 2007 with a Canon 350D, Peleng 8mm fisheye, a panosaurus panoramic tripod head, and Slik sprint pro tripod.
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Opponents of a proposed roundabout stormed out of a Dunwoody City Council meeting on Monday.Under the proposal, a four-way stop at the intersection of Vermack and Womack roads were be converted to a roundabout circular drive near Dunwoody High School. Parents and students wore red in a show of solidarity against the proposal. They fear the roundabout would greatly increase traffic volume, endangering the lives of students and other pedestrians.The city council delayed a decision until they have collected more information.
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4.15pm is the muster drill and that is quite weird seeing everyone going down the stairs to deck 4 (i think) in life jackets. Over and done with in half an hour though.
We were on early sitting for evening meal but used to go down for 6.30pm. We were in the Macbeth dining room on table 476 in the window. Table for 8 which was lovely. Our waiter Neil and assistant waiter Georgiou both from the Philippines gave EXCELLENT service throughout the holiday and nothing was too much trouble. Elyssa wasn't keen on her starter so he took it away and brought another. If they hadn't liked anything on the menu he would have sent out for a burger etc (they loved everything). We didn't feel the need to eat in chops or Portofino's as the food was excellent in the dining room. They remember your names and use them and you just feel this is the personal service (even though they do it with everyone it just makes a difference).


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Hi was wondering if this "preview weekend would be free of price for season pass holders?"Meadows: Unlimited season passes will be honored! Midweek+ passes will be auto charged $29 at the gate (no need to stop by a ticket windows). Meadows Club Cards will use up the first free day (so you might consider just purchasing the $29 pass). And 10 Time passes can also be used (but it will use up one day). Thanks for the question!
Is the $29.00 for all even including pass holders?Meadows: Great question! Check the answer above.
I'm trying to get up to meadows to ride this weekend and possibly thanksgiving weekend, I was wondering if there are any busses running from portland up to meadows?Meadows: Our Park & Ride schedule starts in December, so the best option for this weekend and next is car pooling. Check out DriveLessConnect.org - people are hooking up at this ride share site.
how much does a 1 day pass cost from 3p.m. to 9p.m.Meadows: When night operations start it will be $30. But this preview weekend our lifts operate from 9 AM - 4 PM only.
Does the rental discount count towards a board and boots?Meadows: Yes. You can rent a snowboard and boots for $30 (adults) or $20 (age 14 and under) Saturday or Sunday as part of the Preview Weekend.
Is it snowing up there right now? Also will it ruin my board if the obstacles?Meadows: Hi Garrett. It's not snowing now we received about a foot over the weekend with a little bit on Monday. With early season conditions you will want to ride with care as the obstacles could be willows, grass, dirt or rock. We have good coverage on most of the trails we have open, but these obstacles can get exposed by skiers and snowboarders throughout the day. You should consider renting your equipment from us - just $30 for adults and $20 for ages 14 and under!
I seen that your having a deal for lessons 2-1 for older ages. Do you have any deals for children 4-6 years old for lessons? Thank you.Meadows: We'll have both Daycare and our Children's Learning Center open this Preview Weekend operating at regular rates.
Will the mountain be open Monday (25th) or Tuesday (26th), or will everything be closed after the preview weekend?Meadows: At this time we are not planning on operating Monday or Tuesday, but we will be evaluating conditions throughout the weekend so if anything changes we'll post it here on the blog.
What is the lift ticket price for 14 and under?Meadows: The lift price this preview weekend is $29 for ages 7 - 14; $10 for 6 and under. Or FREE if an adult purchases their $29 lift pass.
Will cross country skiing be allowed on Monday - Wed.?Meadows: We're evaluating Nordic - there's a possibility it could a limited trail could open Sunday and possibly Monday as well. Stay tuned!
Can pass pictures still be taken at the Portland office. ThanksMeadows: Pictures can be taken here next week (Monday - Wednesday) from 8:30 - 4:30, and on Friday, November 29 from 10 AM - 4 PM.
How much just for snowboarding boots only?Meadows: Boots only are $30 to rent.
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The Reds completed another sweep yesterday in beating the Mets 3-1. They're a season high 11 games over .500, four games up on Pittsburgh and five on St. Louis, who lost in 15 to the Royals yesterday. They're getting key hits from Wilson Valdez. This is fun.
Derek Lowe won't need to worry about getting buzzed by the Reds tomorrow
Since he's more than capable of getting buzzed on his own! HA! Also: since they're playing in an American League park, each team will employ a Designated Hitter to bat for their moundsman. I thought I had read everything on last week's Baker-Lowe feud, but I missed the part where Dusty explained his finger-wag: "[Dikembe] Mutombo didn't shake his finger to say 'I had nothing to do with it.' That means don't mess with me, or my team. That's what that means. He better learn sign language." Who wants to bean Dikembe?!
Mat Latos faces Lowe (again) tonight. He went deep against Cleveland last week, allowing 2 runs over 7 1/3 while striking out 7 against just 1 walk. And no long balls. He's catching Cleveland at an opportune moment. After losing to Pittsburgh 9-5 on Sunday, they've dropped 7 of 10. Another Reds sweep will help not only their cause in the standings, but the league's embarrassing interleague deficit.
But are they now Todd Frazier's Reds?
Scott Rolen is set to return today. He blasted a 438-foot HR in a rehab game on Saturday for Louisville, so his shoulder appears in order. How many swings like that he has remaining in his quiver remains the question. Dusty said that he'll continue to play Todd Frazier at both the hot corner and the outfield. My guess is that Frazier gets the start at 3B tonight, which lets Ryan Ludwick start against Derek Lowe (9-21, 4 HRs). Plus, the aforementioned Designated Hitter gives Dusty a way to ease Rolen back into playing. It's certainly hard to deny Frazier consistent playing time. Fay notes that the Reds are 21-11 with Frazier starting at third base this year and 9-13 with Rolen.
Joey Votto is literally having a Babe Ruth-type season, according to Jason Stark
Reds-land is keeping an eye on Votto's doubles tally (28; currently on pace for about 72). His walks total is just as mind-boggling. He led the league last year with 110, and he's already received 54 free passes this year. Stark notes that "If he can keep that up, he'll be in ridiculously rarified territory -- because only one player in history has ever drawn that many walks in a 200-hit season. And I'm betting you've heard of him." I wrote a while back that the Reds haven't had a 200-hit season since 1977, when Pete Edward Rose rapped 204 hits. Votto's currently just ahead of the 200 pace. And he's currently running away in the race for the NL MVP.
- 65 years ago today, Ewell Blackwell no-hit the Boston Braves
The Whip was in the midst of his breakout season, when he'd go 22-8 with a 2.47 ERA (168 ERA+). He led the league with 193 Ks, tallied 8.3 WAR, and certainly would've won the Cy Young Award if it was available. Blackwell settled for second in MVP voting behind the Braves' Bob Elliot, which surely would've raised my hackles if I was around back then.
- Reds' defense on the mend?
An article at reds.com notes that the team's fielding percentage (.986) and errors (32) puts it in second place in the NL, behind Arizona on both counts. About a month ago I wrote that the team wasn't fielding as well as recent years, perhaps because its pitchers were allowing a lot more line drives. Since then, the Reds' Defensive Efficiency has crept up fro .689 to .699 to put it within a few points of its marks in the past two seasons. Meanwhile, the rest of the league has seen a rise in BABIP (and therefore a fall in DEF, as Redleg Nation notes here). So has the defense markedly improved over the last month? It's possible, though having a larger sample size and better starting pitching are likely significant factors. In any event, the defense is about to improve some more with the return of Rolen. What happens with the to the suddenly hot offense remains to be seen.
- Hal's Top 5 Reds' defensive 2Bs puts Phillips at the top of the list
The Reds defense at the keystone certainly hasn't been one of the concerns this year. In fact, it hasn't generally been a concern for some time, as far as Hal McCoy's concerned. A PERSONAL RATING of the defensive second basemen for the Reds in my 40 years: 1. Brandon Phillips, 2. Pokey Reese, 3. Bret Boone, 4. Joe Morgan, 5. Ron Oester. That shows how good Reds' second basemen have been because Oester was outstanding. When Reese played second base and Dmitri Young played first base, Young once asked Reese how much ground he should cover between first and second and Young said Reese told him, "Any time a ball is hit to the right side, you just go to the stands and buy some nachos, I'll take care of the baseball."
- Another Chapman article, but this time it's in the Times
For those of you worried that Chapman's not going to get a chance to start, don't worry. The Times is on it. I suppose this article was inevitable with the Reds visiting New York. Chapman has clearly been asked the question a few times: When he's asked about starting, Chapman's voice sounded tired, as if his answer had been worn out .... "Maybe, one day, I will have the opportunity."


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Laremy Tunsil, arguably the top offensive-line recruit in the country, will take an unofficial visit to Gainesville this weekend according to a report by ESPN's Derek Tyson.
The visit is a bit of a surprise, given that he had recently named Georgia and Alabama as two teams out in front for his signature.
We'll see if Tunsil indeed makes the visit, as recruits often have transportation issues, and Tunsil was a no-show at Florida State's recent game against Clemson.
Out of Lake City (Fla.) Columbia High School, Tunsil has offers from every major program in the country.
At last check, his plan was to use his official visits to schools that are not within driving distance of his home. That means Florida, Florida State and perhaps Georgia and Alabama will receive unofficial visits, while LSU, USC and others will pick up the tab for his flight via an official visit.
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We have seen the vaunted defenses of the Pittsburgh Steelers and Baltimore Ravens on Saturday. After one possession by each team, a reversed call on the opening kickoff, and no small amount of pushing and shoving, score round one for the Steelers.
Pittsburgh's first possession was benefited greatly when Ben Roethlisberger threw a deep pass to Mike Wallace. Wallace was unable to come up with the ball, but earned a pass interference flag. Running back Rashard Mendenhall assumed the rest of the duties from there, and after being slammed back by an impressive stop from the Ravens' Ed Reed, he finally punched his way into the end zone.
The Ravens received the opening kickoff, and in what may be a first, Steelers coach Mike Tomlin threw a challenge flag on the first play of the game. Returner Lardarius Webb wasn't whistled down until taking the ball to midfield, but a replay showed that his arm hit the ground 15 yards prior.
Quarterback Joe Flacco picked up where he left off on Saturday by zeroing in on tight end Todd Heap. Heap made good by taking a reception for 18 yards, but Flacco may have suffered from tunnel vision when he attempted to squeeze the ball to him again on third down. The ball fell incomplete, and the Ravens were forced to punt.
The Steelers lead at home in the first quarter, 7-0.
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The Senior Bowl named former Browns general manager Phil Savage its new executive director.
Savage was most recently a player personnel executive for the Eagles. He is currently the color analyst for University of Alabama football broadcasts and will continue in that role.
Savage was previously in the Ravens' front office as the director of college scouting and director of player personnel.
"We are incredibly excited to bring Phil in as the Senior Bowl's new executive director," said Angus R. Cooper, the chairman of the Mobile Arts and Sports Association. "When the position first became available he was the number one guy we wanted to talk to. Phil is widely respected as a tremendous evaluator of talent and his wealth of contacts within not only the college coaching community but also the National Football League will really serve him well in this role."
Savage will begin on June 1.
"First of all I'm honored to have been a candidate for this position," Savage said. "I am thrilled to be coming home to Mobile and joining a first-class organization such as the Senior Bowl. We are looking forward to expanding the footprint of the game as it relates to the National Football League as well as making a bigger impact on our community."
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If President Obama's plans for an ambitious free-trade agreement between the United States and the European Union are realized, the pact could provide outsized benefits for the economies of Massachusetts and New England, which already have strong ties to Europe, local business groups and employers said.
"It would open the doors for huge new increases in trade between Massachusetts and Europe," said Jim Klocke, executive vice president of the Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce. "We'll get more than our fair share of increased business."


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Student and Educator Recognition
Original post made by alamojj on May 10, 2010
recognized 6 outstanding San Ramon Valley teachers and
6 outstanding students for their extraordinary achievements.
Representing Alamo Elementary School, Mauzy School,
Rancho Romero Elementary School, Stone Valley Middle School,
San Ramon High School, and Monte Vista High School,
our honorees explained to us their accounts of their individual
commitments to excellence. They each were thankful for the
recognition of their efforts in these demanding educational times.
We are extremely blessed in the San Ramon School District to
have so many outstanding teachers and administrators who have
devoted their careers to shaping the future through nurturing and
educating our young people.
It was inspiring to see some of the results of their efforts in the
group of students that were recognized.
To see pictures from the presentations go to Facebook, Rotary Club
of Alamo, Pictures, Student and Educator of the year 2010. Click on
each picture to see the names of the honorees.
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on May 13, 2010 at 5:58 pm
Would have loved to see who the winners were, but alas I am not on Facebook.
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To Nancy s,
You do not have to be a Facebook member to view this site,
Just log onto Facebook and type Rotary Club of Alamo in the search
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A ROOFER who was speeding because he needed the toilet was disqualified from driving for a fortnight.
Stephen Hudson, 66, of East Grove, Newport, told Abergavenny magistrates that after a tumour operation he found he needed the toilet more often and was speeding to get to Asda.
He admitted doing 38mph on the A4042 at Kingsway, Newport, a 30mph zone. Hudson already has nine points on his licence. He said losing it could affect the people he employs.
Magistrates disqualified him from driving for two weeks. He must pay a £65 fine, £45 costs and a £15 victim surcharge.
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There is a petition being passed around on the internet from aliens who call themselves "The Galactic Federation of Light" where they ask people to make an affirmation to invite the Galactic Federation of Light (GFOL) to come to Earth.
Think about that request for a second:
If the Earth felt that an alien organisation such as the GFOL would help people during this time of major transition, they would already be working with us as the Earth, Herself, would have invited them in. The fact that the GFOL is not working with us shows that the Earth considers that they are of no use either to people or to the Earth.
The GFOL, as well as many other alien organisations such as The Galactic Council, Ashtar Command, Arch Angels, Angels, Annunaki, Hathor, Ascended Sirians, Arcturians, etc etc are different names put together by an alien race who are more properly known as the Velon.
The Velon first arrived outside our solar system in the early 1700's - the Earth did not allow them access at that time and She has resisted ALL attempts by the Velon to enter the solar system ever since.
Despite these efforts, some Velon did find a way to enter the solar system and have been causing problems for the Earth and for people ever since. The primary human organisation that is controlled by the Velon is the Illuminati and, in turn, the Illuminati control earth governments. In the GFOL petition, it is stated that governments are against allowing in the GFOL to the Earth which is a very contradictory comment as governments are controlled by the Illuminati who are controlled by the GFOL/Velon.
In other words, the petition asks people to go against the GFOL/Velon's directives and invite the GFOL/Velon in, which makes no sense.
However many people respond to this petition, and make the affirmation asking the GFOL/Velon to come to Earth, it will not work.
We do not live in a Universe of democracy. Nor do we live in a Universe of consensus. We live in a Universe of freedom of choice - every soul that was created to live in this Universe has the absolute freedom of choice to choose their actions. What we cannot do is to choose to act in such a way as to remove the freedom of choice of another.
Humans exist because, and only because, the Earth exists and the soul that is the Earth has chosen not to allow the GFOL/Velon into the solar system.
In coming to Earth, all of the souls that have built for themselves human bodies, have agreed to abide by the Earth's choices. In return for accepting what the Earth has chosen, the Earth provides for all of our needs whilst giving us a home where we can explore what it means to live in a physical body.
Those of the souls of this Universe who have chosen to come to Earth, and take on a human body, can only do so if the Earth agrees to them being here. Once that choice is made, the human soul connects itself into the Earth's soul through the root (1st) chakra. It is this soul to soul connection to the Earth that allows us to become human. Once we have made that soul to soul connection, we have made the choice of abiding by the Earth's choices which She must make in order to safeguard human existence.
In helping humans to explore the potential and possibilities offered by taking on a physical body, the Earth has allowed many other non-human races to come to Earth and study human activities in order to help us in our explorations. The Earth has not had any problems in allowing in these other races into the solar system or onto the Earth Herself until it came to the Velon (GFOL).
In attempting to force their way on to the Earth, and many other actions they have taken, the Velon/GFOL have broken the one law that exists within this Universe - freedom of choice. As the Velon/GFOL have broken this law, as a race, they have been evicted from this Universe. Those Velon/GFOL that remain can only do so because of the number of humans who have been misled into believing that the Velon/GFOL (and their other organisations) are here to help us. By fooling people in this way, it has allowed the Velon/GFOL to implant energy devices into people and into their homes which provide an energy source for the Velon/GFOL to use to hold themselves close to the Earth.
If people stopped inviting the Velon/GFOL into their lives, the remainder of the Velon/GFOL would join the majority of the Velon race in being evicted from this Universe.
Since the petition made by the Velon/GFOL was launched onto the internet, approximately 17,000 people have responded. These 17,000 are made up of the following groups:
# The vast majority are people who have been misled into believing that the Velon/GFOL are here to help humans "ascend to a 5th dimension". Approximately 500 of these people have had Velon/GFOL "djed pillars" embedded into their homes and other energy devices embedded into their bodies. These djed pillars and other energy devices are used by the Velon/GFOL to defy the Earth's choices and remain close to the solar system. The remaining 16,500 people would have had djed pillars implanted into their homes if the action taken by the Earth's guardians, detailed below, had not been taken.
# 787 people knew that by making the affirmations asked for in the Velon/GFOL petition did so in full knowledge that they were acting in favour of the Velon/GFOL and against the Earth - they knew they were acting against the choices of the Earth.
The Earth has disconnected the root (1st) chakra of all of these 787 people from her own soul and all of these people will be leaving the Earth (dying) over the next few days and returning to their place of soul origin.
# The Earth's guardians are hard at work destroying all of the connections made by people making the affirmation in favour of the Velon/GFOL petition. There is also a "clean-up squad" travelling around to the homes of those who invited the Velon/GFOL into their homes to remove and destroy the djed pillars and other implants. This clean-up is being carried out with the full knowledge and approval of the higher selves of the people who responded to the Velon/GFOL petition.
The Velon/GFOL have their own agenda, as far as the Earth and humanity is concerned; they are not here to help us but to further their own aims. By fooling gullible people into believing that the Velon/GFOL can help us, they are causing distractions and problems that neither we nor the Earth need at this time of change.
Human history is vast and complex but there was a time in our history when we had the whole of the soul contained within the physical body. For various reasons, we were forced, 7,000 years ago, to divide the soul into the higher self and the physical self. In order to investigate the reasons why we had to divide the soul into two, we embarked on living a series of lifetimes - something the Akashic calls "The Human Plan". This Human Plan was worked out with the Earth and we allowed ourselves 7,000 years to find our answers.
During this 7,000 year period, the Earth has been working with us, and nurturing us, every single step of the way. Regardless of how much damage we have done to each other or even to the Earth Herself, She has stood by us and ensured that we had everything we needed to ensure that we had every opportunity to find our answers.
The Human Plan was given a 7,000 year time limit and this time limit ends on the 21st of December 2012 (21/12/12).
However, with the Earth's help, we have found our answers and for the last couple of years we have been slowly bringing those answers together to begin the process of bringing the whole of the soul back into the body - soul re-integration. This soul re-integration we will achieve before our self-set deadline.
The Velon, however, have other ideas. They have observed that humans have a tendency to depend on others to find their answers for them and have exploited that weakness by offering their services to ascend humanity to the 5th dimension.
The Velon/GFOL have been attempting to mislead people in this way for many years and every promise of action that the Velon/GFOL has made to people has failed to materialise.
There is only one way in which The Human Plan can be completed and that is by humans achieving it for themselves.
Nobody is going to step in and do it for us.
Nobody can step in and do it for us.
It is our responsibility and our responsibility alone to fulfill the promise we made to Mother Earth 7,000 years ago.
What the Velon/GFOL are doing is attempting to distract us and mislead us away from our chosen goals and away from Mother Earth for reasons that are their own.
These reasons do not benefit Mother Earth or humans in any way.
Whether you take part in this Velon/GFOL petition is a choice only you can make - you have full freedom of choice. Try to remember that if you do choose to join the Velon/GFOL, you are acting against the Earth and humanity.
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The only beings we should be personally involved with first and foremost, is our Higher Selves. Once you are absolutely sure of your connection, then your HS will introduce you to significant others. WE are the ones we have been waiting for! Blessings
Well said, Sharlene...we are all just trying to find a way to end this paradigm
and move into something that will be loving,positive experience for ALL life forms
on this planet, and for the planet itself. We are tired of this manipulation. I would
like to clarify something however... the GFOL, FOL, Great White Brotherhood,
Hierarchy of Perfected Men and Women, Ascended Masters, etc.....whatever "label"
one chooses, they are the same and the real ones are not bad.
Re: Discernment with Channeled Information :
Anyone who EXPECTS for another person/Source/Being to give them FREEDOM, truly does NOT deserve it.
All 'things' take Action. Whether they are controlling your Thoughts, healing your Emotions or taking physical measures to obtain more 3D Freedoms.
If this Earth is current a chunk of coal, including all of our Systems/Paradigms, it is going to take our Collective Focus to turn them into a Crystalline Form.
Self-Government IS Christed Consciousness, here on Earth. When you have Christed/Avatar Consciousness - whatever label you want to attach for this level of perception/understanding - you are fully in control of your 'Creations', such the Words you speak outloud, the actions to express, the plans you design. When you have this level of Consciousness you WILL Know how to Act... how to BE... which Words to say.
As a contrast...
3D Ego Consciousness is when you do not 'calculate' the 'Being' of anyone but your Self into your 'Thought/Will-Process'. It is like driving while texting.
4D Heart Consciousness is when you are learning how to make sure you not negatively affecting the Emotional Body of Others when your Express/Create in 3D. You can Feel what your Possible Actions will CAUSE for those around you to Feel. You are trying to Learn how to use Express your Energies (Thoughts, Emotions, Ideas, Desires, etc) in a way that does not have a negative emotional affect on others.
On it goes...a new lesson each Level. One level you learn how your Words will affect the Consciousness of those listening... each is unique.
Christed Consciousness is different. Every Time you make a Choice, you think of more 'Dimensions' than I can begin to list, and it all happens quickly... sometimes visually, like Synesthesia. You KNOW Exactly how you Words, Actions, etc are going to change the Consciousness of those around you. 90% of the Time you simply 'go with the flow', but the 10% of the Time that you want to 'direct the Energies around me', you ALWAYS do it in a Positive way, which everyone will have enjoyed and benefited from. Can See/Feel/Know/Understand how every Possible Action available to you will affect those in a large radius around you.
Per Lux Lucis of Deus
"Remember, upon the conduct of each depends the fate of all." - Alexander The Great
Thank you for sharing your views. I have had a variety of doubts about the level of integrity of some of the channeled information. The confusing part for me was the seemingly intentional similarity in the names Galactic Federation and Galactic Federation of Light. I have not felt in alignment with the writings that say they will take care of everything....I fully agree with you with respects to that. We relinquished most of our personal empowerment when we fell for "social security" and took the seemingly easy way out and look at the stringent controls and fear based boundaries we live with daily ...To think that "space brothers" will clean things up for us feels much of the same relinquishment. BUT...with all things connected I choose also to believe that there are members of our cosmic family that do have our well-being and our evolution in focus to ASSIST us in raising our frequencies. My sense is that there IS a War in the Heavens and that we may be viewed as pawns to one and partners to another.
I feel that so much is being wasted on the game of power plays and that the potential for brilliance in every person's life would supersede all this sh''''t. I will admit I am tired of the manipulation, the limitations and the struggle felt by the majority of humans on this beautiful planet. My focus is for us all to wake up to the love of who we truly are and that THAT frequency overrides that of the illusion we have accepted for way too long. My thanks go out to all of within this community of seekers. I appreciate the connection ;-}
I would like to know what Chris Thomas, thinks, knows about crop circles, where do they come from, who are the messages for.
Thank you Sheena
During my mediumship training I was aware of beings wanting to work with me who were masquerading as beings from light. One group said they were the 'sons of Abraham'. I decided I would not work with them preferring only those that were brought by my higher self. They are very clever and can say all the right 'honeyed words' but fortunately I resisted. Others have not and have had to be extricated. There is absolutely no way I would sign this petition, this is a strictly human way of operating, why would they want us to sign away our 'free will'? The Creator endowed us and this planet with free will, the Velon have worked against this and at one point succeeded in contacting the Elite, who are now in their thralls. Never sign away your free will to anyone, star being or angel or whatever, this is not the way true light beings need to operate. Blessings
I was taken back by this~~Arch Angels?? Guess I have more research to do! Thank You Anyway for this Christopher. Rainbows of Love
The death of The Galactic Federation of Lies
May 11th, 2012
Dr. Steven Greer & Amardeep Kaleka
Conversations With Dr. Steven Greer
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TAMPA, Fla. -- The Yankees do not expect to engage in negotiations of a contract extension for third baseman Alex Rodriguez, general manager Brian Cashman said Wednesday.
"He has a significant contract as it is," Cashman told the Web site SI.com. "So I don't anticipate any dialogue regarding an extension."
Rodriguez would have three years and $81 million remaining on his $252 million contract after this season, but he holds a contractual opt-out clause that could make him a free agent after the year.
The Yankees would owe $50.7 million for the final three years of Rodriguez's contract, with the Texas Rangers assuming the remainder, including deferred payments.
Rodriguez told reporters Thursday that he was "not surprised" by Cashman's comments and that nothing has changed in his situation.
"It can come up every day of the year, I'm going to give you the same answers," Rodriguez said. "You guys ask the questions, I'm going to answer you the same way. It's really not a big deal."
Cashman's statement regarding Rodriguez is consistent with the Yankees' inclination not to negotiate extensions in-season during 2007.
Closer Mariano Rivera and catcher Jorge Posada are among the team's players in contractual walk years, in addition to manager Joe Torre. Cashman has stated that the club is not prepared to engage in any such discussions.
Rodriguez said in a recent radio interview that he wants to remain in New York for the remainder of his career, but said that he wants to make sure he has the support of Yankees fans and management.
"One-hundred percent, I want to stay in New York City," Rodriguez said March 14. "Period, that's it. I don't know how many more ways I can say that."
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The ninth inning is becoming an adventure for the Dolphins as the JU baseball team fell to UCF in the 10th inning, 6-5, on Tuesday evening at Jay Bergman Field.
JU (22-22), which held a 5-4 lead heading into the ninth, dropped its second consecutive game with a lead heading into the final inning and fell to 0-2 in extra inning games.
UCF (29-16) snapped a three-game losing streak to the Dolphins by getting a solo homer in the ninth by Jonathan Griffin before a bloop RBI single in the 10th by Chris Duffy ended the game.
"We have to be able to finish off leads if we are going to continue our season," said JU head coach Terry Alexander. "This is another tough one for us but we are playing for the weekends at this point in the season. Luckily, we have a chance to get things going before Friday comes along."
Sophomore Baker Chapman (0-1) was tagged with the loss after allowing a run on two hits in 0.2 innings of relief. Sophomore Clay Kollenbaum got the no-decision despite allowing no runs on two hits with two walks and two strikeouts in three innings of a predetermined start. Freshman Chris Patrick also added a stellar 2.1 innings of perfect relief in which he struck out four batters.
Joe Rogers (4-1) got the win after hurling an inning of shutout relief. Matt Goodyear also got a no-decision after allowing five runs (four earned) on six hits with three walks and two strikeouts in 4.2 innings.
Freshman designated hitter Adam Brett Walker and sophomore center fielder Jonathan Murphy each finished with two hits to lead the Dolphins. Senior first baseman Alex Martinez added a three-run homer.
Darnell Sweeney led the Knights by going 3-for-5 with an RBI.
JU took a 1-0 lead in the fourth when senior second baseman Chuck Opachich hit a sacrifice fly to right. With one out, Walker reached on a fielding error by Griffin at first. Junior catcher Alex Swenson followed with a single to right on a hit-and-run to move Walker to third. In the next at-bat, Opachich laced a ball into right to score the game's first run.
The Dolphins increased the margin to 5-0 in the fifth when Martinez hit a three-run homer to left and Opachich beat out an RBI single to short.
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Minnesota Vikings vs San Francisco 49ers 2010 NFL Preseason Predictions & NFL Preseason Picks - The San Francisco 49ers will be looking for redemption against the Minnesota Vikings Sunday after their heartbreaking loss in Minnesota in week three of last season. With time running down, Brett Favre (you may have heard of him) heaved up a desperation bomb to the back of the endzone, that was hauled in expertly by Greg Lewis with two-seconds left.
Recent reports from teammates and insiders indicate that Brett Favre has indeed decided to return for his second season with Minnesota, a development long overdue but an encouraging one for Vikings fans.
At forty years old, Favre just completed one of the best seasons of his record breaking, Hall of Fame career, throwing for 33 touchdowns and just 7 interceptions. While it is unclear as of yet whether he will suit up for the upcoming NFL Preseason Predictions game against San Francisco, his imminent return spells trouble for the rest of the NFC, as the Vikings look primed for another deep postseason run.
If Favre does not play in this NFL Preseason Predictions game, or if he does what has long become cliche and change his mind on the season altogether, then the quarterback duties fall to Tarvaris Jackson, a prospect fans in Minnesota dread more than the cold. On his career, Jackson has completed less than sixty percent of his passes, and has acted mostly as the connection between snapping the football and handing it to Adrian Peterson. Bottom line: Brett Favre makes the Vikings relevant.
In San Francisco, fans are ready for former first pick Alex Smith to finally develop into the franchise quarterback they were promised. After five years and five different offensive coordinators, two major injuries, a head coaching change, and a severe lack of weapons to throw to on the outside, Smith has been given a myriad of excuses for his poor play. This year he has run out of potential excuses. If he struggles again this year, look for the 49ers to finally cut ties with him and move on.
Behind Smith is another disappointing former first overall pick in David Carr. In his first NFL preseason Picks outing Carr impressed, throwing for 98 yards and a touchdown on nine of eleven passing. Smith, meanwhile, struggled to three of nine and an interception. While there is no chance of a quarterback controversy to start this season, Smith will have to start producing soon if he wants to remain the long term starter in San Fran.
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I've always wondered if there are death certificates available for those who went down in ships. Perhaps they are included in the GRO index for 'out of England' people, I must check.
The 'Royal Charter' out of Melbourne, foundered on the 26th of October 1859 in Red Wharf Bay, Wales on its way to Liverpool. Of the 480 people on board, only 41 were saved.
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"It was very clear to him at this point that they were in fact engaged in a contest of speed, which is commonly known as racing, which is a violation of the law on a public highway," said Major Don Woodruff of the Duluth Police Department.
Woodruff says the men were found just a half-mile down the road at a used car dealership.
Jun Suk Lee, 30, was driving a black BMW and 42-year-old Michael Rodriguez was driving a red Corvette, according to police.
Rodriguez had a dealer tag on the Corvette, but told police he was in the process of buying it from a woman, who actually still owned the car.
"The dealer tag was inappropriate and illegal to use at that point. So, the individual was not only charged with racing but inappropriate use of the dealer tag," said Woodruff.
After the officer took statement, Rodriguez asked if he would be let off with a warning because his business is so close to the police department.
"The reputation of our agency is that we're just a no-nonsense agency. If you violate the law, then you're going to be held accountable for it," Woodruff said.
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