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Christopher Smith
---- — BOSTON — With Mariano Rivera, the greatest closer in baseball history, in town this weekend, it's a perfect time to reflect on the importance of the closer job and who could become the next long term answer in that spot for the Boston Red Sox.
The closer role shouldn't be underestimated. It certainly shouldn't be among Red Sox fans, who have seen bust after bust pitch in that situation since Jonathan Papelbon left town following 2011.
"Having such a solid pitcher at the back of your bullpen makes all the difference," Yankees shutdown setup man David Robertson said when discussing Rivera's greatness. "You have someone that 90 percent of the time is going to lock the game down, you definitely want that guy on your team."
Since Papelbon's departure to the Phillies via free agency and even before he left, the Red Sox have tried tirelessly to find his heir apparent. Bobby Jenks, Andrew Bailey, Alfredo Aceves, Mark Melancon and Joel Hanrahan have all failed.
The Red Sox won't find the next Rivera, who consistently has done the job well for 16 of the past 17 years with the only exception being last year when he tore his ACL. The Sandman is one of a kind. He has an all-time major league record 638 saves (entering yesterday) and has converted 91 percent of his saves (423 of 464) since the beginning of 2002.
The object for Boston GM Ben Cherington is to find someone who can covert approximately 90 percent of saves over a five-or-six year period.
"The kind of mentality they need to have is a short memory," Rivera said. "They have to learn with the adversity because you're going to fail. You're going to fail as a closer, as a hitter, as a starter, as a reliever. It's how you respond; how you regroup yourself right after you fail.
"It's not easy," Rivera added. "Baseball is not easy."
The Red Sox shouldn't go to the trade and free agent markets to find their next long term closer but to identify the pitcher most capable who already is in their organization to accept the role next year, or maybe even as this season gets deeper. Although Koji Uehara is doing a fine job now, the 38-year-old's durability is an issue. They may need someone else come September and October.
Papelbon was an internal option in 2006 with just 34.0 innings of major league experience before that season. He saved 35 games and posted a 0.92 ERA in '06. He then went on to provide stability in the closer role for Boston for the next five seasons.
Would the next Papelbon please stand up?
The top internal candidates in no specific order are Junichi Tazawa, Brandon Workman, Drake Britton and Rubby De La Rosa.
The Red Sox view Workman as a future starter but his terrific control and mid-90s fastball could make him an effective closer. Again, the closer role should not be underestimated. If Workman is capable of closing for the next six years, then maybe he is more valuable to Boston there than as a starter.
"He attacks hitters from pitch one," Britton said about Workman. "And with his control and the stuff he brings to the table with all his pitches, it just makes him effective."
De La Rosa is another top option because he is a fireballer. He mixes in a changeup and slider.
"Last game I was there (in Pawtucket) I was actually charting him in the stands," Britton said. "He was sitting 95 (mph) and up to 97 and his stuff was in the zone."
Tazawa likely would have been chosen over Uehara to replace a then-struggling Andrew Bailey in June if it hadn't been for some struggles and a recent decline in velocity. Tazawa is throwing about 2 to 3 mph slower than when he finished last year, Red Sox manager John Farrell said.
"He's probably not as powerful as he was last year when everybody saw him and the amount that he threw," Farrell said about Tazawa.
"We're working through some things with him as we are with others."
Many factors must be taken into consideration when deciding on the next long term closer. They include health, mentality and effectiveness against both left and right-handed hitters. During Rivera's career, he has held righties to a .215 batting average and lefties to a .209 average.
During Papelbon's career, he has held righties to a .216 average and lefties to a .196 average.
The ideal situation for Boston would be to monitor Uehara's innings and groom Workman, Britton and even De La Rosa in high-leverage situations as this season continues with the intent to pick one to be the closer next year.
Rivera said it probably helped for him to be a setup man before taking over as the Yankees closer, but it is not necessary to get that prior experience.
Farrell said Friday that De La Rosa is on a good path starting for the Pawtucket Red Sox and they don't want to deviate from that path. But realistically, De La Rosa is struggling in Triple-A Pawtucket's rotation right now. He has a 11.57 ERA in four July starts compared to a 0.56 ERA in four May starts and a 1.01 ERA in five June starts.
This actually might be a perfect time to move him to the bullpen, especially considering the need in the Boston 'pen for more stability in the middle innings.
Britton certainly is a long term option to close, too. He hit up to 97 mph on the radar gun this year in the minors. Britton has a fastball, changeup and slider.


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Sept. 16, 2000
PROVIDENCE, R.I. - The Jacksonville University volleyball team ran its winning streak to three when the Dolphins won a pair of matches during the final day of competition at the Brown University Volleyball Tournament, defeating St. Peter's 3-1, before emerging victorious over host Brown, 3-0.
The wins improve JU to 5-4 on the year as the Dolphins sport a winning record for the first time during the 2000 season. Senior Tiffany Twaddle (Dallas, Texas) and freshman Radka Dimitrova (Sofia, Bulgaria) earned all-tournament honors as they helped JU win three of its four matches during the weekend tournament.
The Dolphins opened Saturday's competition with a win over St. Peter's, defeating the Peahens, 15-2, 8-15, 20-18, 15-11. Dimitrova led five JU players with double-digit kill totals with 19 while Twaddle paced the squad with 15 digs. Freshman Kelly Ryals (Gainesville, Fla.) was next on the kills list with 15 while sophomore Brooke Ahrens (Benson, Ill.) had 14 to go along with Twaddle's 12 and senior Jessica Windell's (Newport, Ore.) 10. Windell also had 13 digs with Dimitrova and Ryals logging 11 and 10, respectively.
Dimitrova led the way, once again, in the Dolphins' second match of the day as JU defeated host Brown University, 15-11, 15-11, 15-8. The freshman had 13 kills while fellow rookie Ryals paced the team with 14 digs.
During the match against the Bears, JU hit .240 as a team and held Brown to just .070. The Bears did not hit better than .075 in any game during the match as the Dolphins forced Brown into 30 attack errors while committing only 18 of their own.
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Raja 'Feather' Kelly, the "feath3r theory" performer/choreographer, currently divides his time between New York, Seattle, and Berlin. Raja is a company member with David Dorfman Dance, zoe|juniper (SEA), RaceDance, Squint Productions, Reggie Wilson/Fist and Heel Performance Group, and PEARSONWIDRIG Dance Theater. Feather has recently performed with Kyle Abraham/Abraham.in.motion through the premiere of THE RADIO SHOW, which received a New York Dance & Performance (BESSIE) Award. Feather has been a guest artist at New York University, The University of Virginia, University of Pittsburgh, Dance New Amsterdam, Coker College, Memphis University, and most recently at Dance House in Melbourne, Australia. Feather is a co-producer of a summer dance series in Bushwick, Brooklyn: RoofTop Dance, a contributing writer for The Dance Enthusiast and company manages RaceDance and zoe|juniper. He holds a BA with Honors in Dance and English from Connecticut College.
Feather created the feath3r theory in 2009, after writing a novel of the same title during his exchange studies in Sydney, Australia. The novel was a part of NaNoWriMo, an annual (November) novel writing project that brings together professional and amateur writers from all over the world to write a 50,000-word novel in 30 days. The premise of the novel questions what life would be like if humans had the nature of feathers. The Feath3r Theory alongside The Little Drummer Boy's 'do you hear what I hear?' is the developing manifesto for the performance work directed by Feather. The performance work of the company has been presented in New York City, Seattle, Washington, Connecticut, Portland and New Jersey.
'Who's Afraid of Andy Warhol?'(WAOAW), the company's newest project, has started its creation in Berlin, Germany and Vienna, Austria, through a Resident Artist and Mentorship program with Ami Garmon/Squint Productions and Remedy Studios (Berlin). Early iterations of WAOAW have been performed at the T:BA Festival's Ten Tiny Dances in Portland Oregon, The Construction Company and Triskelion Arts in New York, NY, and at the Velocity Dance Center's Silver Factory Bash, which Feather art-directed. WAOAW is a dynamic engagement of storytelling driven by popular Warholian themes such as the relationship between artistic expression and celebrity culture, and multimedia and performance. Literature/Poetry, Theater and Visual Art play an important role in the life of the company. Feather has an ongoing and strong relationship to the written word and the still image. Much of the company's work is realized through a shared writing practice within the cast. Writing is a quest for Feather to use words to get to wordlessness and using choreography as a vehicle to get from one image to another.
Other recent creative projects include MUTT_ _ _ _ and other 4-letter words, a duet in collaboration with Feather's mentor Ami Garmon, inspired by love, loss, and games children play. MUTT_ _ _ _ and other 4-letter words is slated to premiere in Berlin in August 2013.
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DALLAS - The AT&T Cotton Bowl announced
today that the 78th Classic scheduled for Friday, Jan. 3, 2014 at Cowboys
Stadium is officially sold out. This represents one of the quickest sellouts in
the bowl game's history.
The matchup between the Big 12 Conference and Southeastern
Conference has generated sellouts the past 7 years. The 2014 AT&T Cotton
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recipe for success."
The 2014 Classic will be played in primetime for the fourth
consecutive year and the fourth time in the 78-year history of the game. The
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partner for 16 consecutive years. The teams will be announced on Sunday, Dec.
"We owe a huge debt of gratitude to our ticket holders and
partners," Tommy Bain, Chairman of the AT&T Cotton Bowl Classic said.
"Their enthusiasm for college football continually brings an intangible
charisma to our game. It really is remarkable to be sold out this early."
Fans still interested in attending the 78th Classic can place
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On August 27, Cleveland Indians outfielder Shin-Soo Choo left a game with soreness on his left side, and on Wednesday, they moved Choo to the disabled list. From the Indians:
Corey Kluber/Nick Hagadone recalled from Columbus to provide bullpen depth today after last night. Choo DL'd w/oblique strain
The strain isn't supposed to keep him out for several weeks, as some oblique strains will do. It's a little unusual for a team to use the disabled list on September 1st because they don't need the roster spot, but the Indians are generous with the explanations!
Hagadone was in the minors less than 10 days so a DL move was required to get him here. Choo eligible on Sept 12.Nothing changed w/prognosis
The Indians are 5.5 games back in the AL Central, and they've had a horrific time with injuries this season. The entire Opening Day outfield is on the DL right now, for example. They're probably staying with Grady Sizemore, who has a little condo there.


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The end of the world is upon us ... again.
They're joining Facebook groups, they're f orming prepping communities. There are websites with prepping gear to help you ready for the end of the world.
And of course, preppers have their own show, "Doomsday Preppers."
The show, on the National Geographic Channel, shows several groups of survivalists (also called "preppers") getting ready for their definition of the end of civilization. According to USA Today and Wikipedia, it's also the most watched show on the 15-year-old cable channel.
And according to Dr. Peter Behrens, preppers are buying into a cult.
Dr. Behrens, a Penn State-Lehigh Valley professor who specializes in the history of psychology, abnormal psychology and personality psychology, says that the most recent form of Doomsday preparations have all the earmarks of an active, recruiting cult.
"From a psychological perspective [Doomsday prepping] is bizarre. Members spend so much time and energy readying for the end of the world. Prepping is just people trying to control what is beyond their control."
Dr. Behrens believes that clusters of preppers and the movement as a whole has all the markings of a cult.
"I think this is just a modern iteration of the phenomenon of people believing that the end is coming in their lifetime. That idea is so selfish, so self-centered, so narcissistic. It's mind control."
Dr. Behrens pointed out several ways the Doomsday preppers bear the marks of a cult, including:
- The group forms a single identity, especially around a specific person or event
- The group is unable to accept contrary information
- The group has their own shorthand, or in some cases language
- It's very difficult to walk away from the group and often times leaders of groups set out to return people who "stray" back to "the path"
- They take on an "us versus them" mentality
- They find meaning and "signs" in ordinary, everyday occurrences that speak only to their group and reinforce "they are on the right path"
- All their problems can be linked to one simple explanation (the world will end because of ...)
- The members are in a constant state of distress
Not all Doomsday cults are suicidal, said Dr. Behrens. "In 1954, a small Doomsday cult believed the world would end on Dec. 21 when the world would be swallowed up by flood. It didn't happen, they were able to rationalize the fact that they lived -- they saved the world."
When asked about the date similarity, Dr. Behrens pointed out that Dec. 21 is the shortest day of the year, a point in the calendar year that would stand out to any group. "Doomsday prepping is cyclical."
Studying Doomsday preppers is just beginning, says Dr. Behrens. There's still a lot of research to be done into the psychology of Doomsday cults. "All this prepping, it gives people an identity, a group to belong to. But it definitely is emerging as the 'new kid on the block' as far as cults go."


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Grilled Portobellos with Mozzarella Salad Recipe
"These colorful mushrooms are so filling, they're almost a meal in themselves. They can also be served with a small garden salad or as a hearty side dish." Sarah Vasques - Milford, NH
- 2 cups grape tomatoes, halved
- 3 ounces fresh mozzarella cheese, cubed
- 3 fresh basil leaves, thinly sliced
- 2 teaspoons olive oil
- 2 garlic cloves, minced
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
- 4 large portobello mushrooms (4 to 4-1/2 inches), stems removed
- Cooking spray
- In a small bowl, combine the first seven ingredients; cover and chill until serving.
- Spritz mushrooms with cooking spray. Using long-handled tongs, moisten a paper towel with cooking oil and lightly coat the grill rack. Grill mushrooms, covered, over medium heat or broil 4 in. from the heat for 6-8 minutes on each side or until tender. Spoon 1/2 cup tomato mixture into each mushroom cap. Yield: 4 servings.
Originally published as Grilled Portobellos with Mozzarella Salad in Healthy Cooking August/September 2009, p51
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These were quite good.....And I don't even like mushrooms! I will make them again.
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i cant wait to make these but im gonna use cilantro in place of the basil not a big fan of basil also gonna rub the muchrooms with olive oil instead of spraying although u can use olive oil spray or canola instead of vegetable just healthier thanks for the awesome recipe
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I absolutely loved this recipe. The only change I made was using 1 teaspoon of olive oil and 1 teaspoon of balsamic vinegar.
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I didn't want to fire up the grill, so I broiled them for 4 minutes, turned them over, added the filling and broiled for another 3 minutes. It melted the cheese and brought out the sweetness of the tomatoes. It was awesome!
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Nintendo's Fils-Amie loves Zelda, and presents a very special gift to Jimmy Fallon
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How do you mark 25 years of the iconic video game The Legend of Zelda? But, of course, you kick off a symphony concert tour. Nintendo, which first released the adventure game in February 1986, has chosen to celebrate the game with a 70-piece orchestra and full choir, which will perform new arrangements of songs… Read More
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In 2006, researchers at Harvard University announced the results of a study showing that most negligence claims involve medical error and serious injury, and concluded "portraits of a malpractice system that is stricken with frivolous litigation are overblown."i The researchers found that few claims were without merit, and those that were generally did not receive any money. Most negligence claims were meritorious, with 97 percent of claims involving medical injury and 80 percent involving physical injuries resulting in major disability or death. Few claims where there was not error were ever paid. In fact, researchers found the reverse--non-payment of claims where error was involved—was a bigger problem.
Co-author William Sage commented, "These findings are absolutely no surprise to any of us in the policy community. They are consistent with everything we suspected and learned from research over last 20 years, which is that the major problem out there is medical errors that are not compensated, rather than frivolous claims that are compensated."ii
This conclusion did not surprise the patient safety movement. Kaiser Family Foundation President Drew Altman said, "Maybe the question instead of 'Why do we have so many lawsuits?' is 'Why do we have so few?"iii
According to the National Center for State Courts (NCSC) only 4.4 percent of the civil caseload is comprised of tort cases. Of that subsection, just 2.8 percent comprise medical negligence cases. And even that tiny number has declined by 18 percent between 2000 and 2009.iv According to NCSC, "Despite their continued notoriety, rarely does a medical malpractice caseload exceed a few hundred cases in any one state in one year."v Data from other sources such as the National Practitioner Databank, to which all physicians' medical malpractice payments must be reported, confirms the same downward trend.
When the number of medical negligence payouts made every year is compared to the number of suspected deaths from preventable medical errors, it is easy to see why researchers have concluded that there are too few malpractice claims, not too many.vi


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Posted: 12:51 pm Thursday, March 25th, 2010
Teachers' union plans work slowdown
By Kevin D. Thompson
The Palm Beach County teachers' union is urging a work slowdown and planning a vote of no confidence in Schools Superintendent Art Johnson over a continued "lack of respect" for teachers.
"The district continues to put their employees last," said union President Robert Dow. "We need people to know that Johnson has left behind his teachers and his constituency."
Starting today, the union is asking its members to work a normal 7 1/2 hour day on Thursdays as their contract requires. Many teachers often put in additional hours for no extra pay.
"Teachers are very nurturing and care very much for their students, which is why they put in the extra time," Dow said. "We're asking teachers to stop putting in those extra hours until they're paid for them or issues about their compensation are resolved."
Teachers' salaries have been frozen the last few years. The union recently rejected the district's offer of $500 bonuses for all teachers. While the union has been negotiating with the district the last few months, no progress has been made during those talks.
"The district has stalled in these salary negotiations for six months," Dow said. "And they have made no provisions for teacher salary increases."
The union also unanimously agreed to plan a no confidence vote in Johnson. The ballots are scheduled to be cast April 13-15, Dow said.
The vote, however, carries no political clout and mostly serves as symbolic sign of the union's anger with Johnson and the school board.
"The district continues to show us a lack of respect," Dow said.
Neither Johnson or a district official were available for comment this afternoon.
Dow admitted he's not sure how many teachers will comply with the work slowdown request. Many, he said, will fear for their jobs or that they might be transferred to another school.
"There are many school administrators who are vindictive, mean and retaliatory," Dow said.
Dow said the union chose Thursday to tie into the statewide rally in Tallahassee today over the sweeping education reforms approved Wednesday by the Florida Senate.
"We will start with one day and see if that has any affect," Dow said. "We'll look beyond that if there seems to be no response from the district."
The union is also asking teachers to wear red every Thursday as a sign of their anger and frustration.
"Every teacher in this state knows we are due for changes and that we need to better serve our students," Dow said. "The problem is no one is asking for our input. All of this work is being done without the input of the people who stand in the classroom."
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Because each of these factors has been associated with reduced risk of allergies and related diseases, researchers can't pinpoint which factor or combination of factors provides the protection.
Parasites and disease-causing microbes have also shown a protective effect, but again it's not clear which microbes are doing the protecting. A 2007 study that compared genetically related children living in Finland and Russia found that the Russian children — who were less wealthy than their Finnish counterparts and who more frequently showed antibodies to the hepatitis A virus, H. pylori bacteria and other microbes associated with poor hygiene practices — were far less likely to have allergies. The findings made it clear that microbial infections and environmental differences were conferring an advantage, but they were less conclusive about which infections conferred the greatest advantage.
So what does all this mean? Should we ditch spring cleaning and adopt a dairy cow — or a parasite — to keep allergies at bay?
Probably not, says Barnes: Modern hygiene saves lives and prevents the spread of disease, and no researcher would advocate abandoning it entirely. But we may want to rethink our relationship with germs, she says.
"Knowing what I know about the hygiene hypothesis, I think twice before I run to a physician for an antibiotic," she says. "I also think about the foods my family eats. We eat a lot of yogurt for the beneficial bacterial cultures it provides."
Zasloff goes even further. He doesn't mind if his kids eat a little dirt, don't wash their hands before every meal or wear the same socks twice. Eating food that's been in the fridge a while or that has fallen on the floor is okay, too, he says.
That may not be for you. The important thing, Zasloff says, is moderation: "It's not that you should expose yourself to things that are going to kill you. We're just talking about living in a more microbially rich environment. That means you don't need to use antibacterial soaps or wipes, or clean everything with bleach, or even wash your clothes every day. Getting dirty isn't so bad. . . . Just use your common sense."


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Here are the weights for tomorrow's card in Macau, featuring Zou Shiming's pro debut, plus Brian Viloria, Wilfredo Vazquez Jr, Rocky Martinez vs Diego Magdaleno, and more.
Zou Shiming, 111 vs Eleazar Valenzuela, 111.6
Brian Viloria, 111.2 vs Juan Francisco Estrada, 112
Rocky Martinez, 130 vs Diego Magdaleno, 130
Wilfredo Vazquez Jr, 122 vs Yasutaka Ishimoto, 121.8
Milan Melindo, 112.6 vs Tommy Seran, 108.8
Dodie Boy Penalosa Jr 123.4 vs Nimthra Sithsaithong, 122.4
Paul Fleming, 129.4 vs Ryusei Yoshida, 129.2
Dave Penalosa, 119.8 vs Cheroenchai Sithsaithong, 118.8
We'll have live coverage tomorrow. Top Rank will have an undercard stream beginning at 6 am EDT, which if I'm awake for that, screw it, I'll watch the whole show with y'all. A live thread will be up in time for that, too. The BoxNation broadcast in the UK begins at 9:30 am EDT, and I'll definitely be up and here for that. The U.S. TV broadcast is a tape delay on HBO2, starting at 2 pm EDT. Don't complain if you get results "spoiled." The real world is live, chief!
"Things came easy for me early in my career which is why I lost my titles. I've learned from those experiences. I know at this stage of my career I have to put my full capacity into my training. When your opponent brings his 'A Game' you'd better be ready. I have also developed an appreciation of my current reign as world champion that I did not have before. I enjoy being the best in my division.
"I don't see this as an easy fight. Estrada has the ability to be a champion. He's very good. My edge over him in this fight will be my experience and the patience that comes from it.
"I never thought I'd be the last of the 2000 U.S. Olympic team still fighting but now that I am I think it's very cool. I'm representing my teammates - my Olympic homies.
"Zou is quick-handed and has great foot movement. He does not have that pop yet. Freddie [Roach] is teaching him to sit on is punches. He's got a good chin. He can take a punch."
"I can go toe-to-toe with Viloria. It's an easier style for me to fight against. My youth could be an advantage. I'll be fresher. I'll have to box more to avoid Viloria's explosiveness. Juan Manuel Márquez's victory over Manny Pacquiao has inspired me and all of México. It made me so happy."
"Martinez only has an 'A Plan.' He looks to land that big right hand. He loads up and presses it. I will win and make this fight easy by outboxing him and outthinking him. I have scouted him in-person, attending his fights and watching loads of tape. My style has matured. Las Vegas needs someone like me to represent the city."
"I never heard of Zou Shiming before taking this fight against him. I only had nine amateur fights. The biggest purse I've fought for so far is $400. I'm here to win. The crowd makes no difference to me. I'm not fighting the crowd. I'm fighting Zou. Will he be shocked when he is hit by a professional fighter for the first time? He'll be shocked when he's hit by this professional fighter."


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The council's cabinet will now discuss and decide if the new strategy should be put into action, when it meets on December 4. The council said the Surface Water Management Plan (SWMP) will be used to manage flood risk through a partnership approach with Yorkshire Water Services, the Environment Agency, individual land and drain owners and others.
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voiceofnormalpeople wrote:Voice of normal people ? Bit presumptuous isn't it ?
No problem with using tax payers money on things like flood and drainage messures to help protect york, its when the waste our money on cycle paths that anoy me!
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I digress.
It does not take Einstein to understand what the problem is when it comes to surface water - a third of all water drains are blocked!
I have counted all the drains I pass and can see drain after drain blocked and its normally the ones that are well placed to accept most water i.e. at the bottom of a slight hill/on a junction.
It works out at just over 32% (so not exactly a third).
The simplest thing that York City Council needs to do is;
1. Put in place a reporting telephone line (like what is in place for street lighting) so members of the public can report blocked drains.
2. Get teams of council workers out on the street looking out for blocked drains when it's actually raining - there is no point wasting time inspecting drains when it hasn't rained for a week!!!
3. There are some crazy-assed ideas about road works as well - for example, when the road was widened on Peasholme Green many moons ago, some fool thought it would be a good idea to tarmac over a drain outside St Cuthberts Church. No rainwater runs out from Aldwark/St Saviourgate junction, all along Peasholme Green to two drains outside Ware & Peters Solicitors thus allowing any pedestrians to get absolutely soaked should a bus enter the left-hand lane wanting to turn into Jewbury. When it rains hard, that turns into a fairly big stream of water! So, consider this when undertaking work on the roads.
There is no need for it to cost £5m, it just needs a bit of common sense and foresightedness applying.
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