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White Sox likely to activate Jose Abreu from the disabled list on Monday
May 30, 2014, 11:55 PM EDT
White Sox first baseman Jose Abreu is likely to rejoin the team on Monday, ESPN Chicago's Doug Padilla reports. The slugger has been on the disabled list since May 18 with posterior tibia tendinitis in his left ankle, and recently discarded his walking boot to resume baseball activities.
Prior to going on the DL, Abreu was the major league leader in home runs and RBI with 15 and 42, respectively, in his team's first 45 games. When he returns, he'll be looking to improve upon his impressive .260/.312/.595 slash line.
Doug Fister recently had skin cancer removed from his neck
Aug 23, 2014, 11:05 AM EDT
Nationals right-hander Doug Fister revealed last night that he had skin cancer removed from the left side of his neck this week.
Drew Smyly has been really good since joining the Rays
Aug 23, 2014, 10:12 AM EDT
Many around the game were underwhelmed when the Rays acquired Drew Smyly, Nick Franklin, and Willy Adames in the three-team David Price deal last month. It will probably take years before we can make a fair assessment, but the early returns are positive for Tampa Bay.
Position player pitching alert: The Tigers turned to Andrew Romine in a blowout
Aug 23, 2014, 9:32 AM EDT
The Tigers turned to infielder Andrew Romine to pitch in a blowout last night.
Settling the Score: Friday's results
Aug 23, 2014, 8:56 AM EDT
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Garrett Richards underwent surgery to repair his left knee
Aug 22, 2014, 11:55 PM EDT
Garrett Richards had surgery to repair a torn patellar tendon in his left knee, meaning he'll be out between six and nine months.
MLB.tv's blackout restrictions could be over in 2015
Aug 22, 2014, 11:05 PM EDT
The frustrating blackout restrictions could come to an end as early as 2015, according to Maury Brown of Forbes.
Felix Hernandez reaches 200 strikeouts for a sixth consecutive season
Aug 22, 2014, 10:10 PM EDT
Felix Hernandez has struck out 200-plus batters in each of the last six seasons, something no other starting pitcher will have done when the season is over.
Mike Minor loses his no-hit bid with two outs in the eighth
Aug 22, 2014, 9:17 PM EDT
Mike Minor is on point in Cincinnati against the Reds on Friday night.
Giants aren't ready to take Buster Posey out from behind the plate yet
Aug 22, 2014, 9:15 PM EDT
The Giants don't have any plans to move Buster Posey out from behind the plate just yet, even though his numbers are much better as a first baseman.
Dodgers moving Triple-A affiliate from Albuquerque to Oklahoma City in 2015
Aug 22, 2014, 8:20 PM EDT
The Dodgers' Triple-A affiliate will reportedly move from Albuquerque, New Mexico to Oklahoma City, Oklahoma for the 2015 season.
Kyle Lohse to rejoin Brewers' rotation on Monday
Aug 22, 2014, 7:25 PM EDT
Kyle Lohse was dealing with a sore right ankle, but is expected to rejoin the Brewers' rotation on Monday to start against the Padres.
Manny Machado to undergo season-ending knee surgery
Aug 22, 2014, 6:33 PM EDT
Manny Machado's season is likely over, as he is expected to undergo season-ending knee surgery within a week, according to a report.
The Angels may have trouble getting starting pitching on waivers
Aug 22, 2014, 6:20 PM EDT
According to Peter Gammons, the Orioles and Yankees are "claiming everyone" on waivers, which will make it difficult for the Angels to improve their starting rotation after losing Garrett Richards.
Javier Baez hit the ball really far again, trails only … Mandy Brooks?
Aug 22, 2014, 5:28 PM EDT
His latest, a solo shot off Orioles right-hander Kevin Gausman.
A's send Dan Otero back to Triple-A with 7-1 record, 2.28 ERA
Aug 22, 2014, 3:45 PM EDT
Sometimes the life of a player with a minor-league option remaining just isn't fair.
Albuquerque Isotopes to give away Joc Pederson's 1994 Buick Century
Aug 22, 2014, 3:36 PM EDT
One window doesn't work and there is no air conditioning. It has 166,000 miles on it. Which, actually, isn't that bad. Hmmm . . .
A's activate Craig Gentry from the disabled list
Aug 22, 2014, 3:19 PM EDT
Oakland's outfield depth just got a little stronger with Craig Gentry coming off the disabled list after missing the past month with a broken hand.
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Aug 22, 2014, 1:50 PM EDT
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MERIDIAN - Is it how you start, or how you finish, that matters most?
For the Skyview girls basketball team, the answer Thursday night was "both." And while there were some nervous moments in between, the Hawks' opening surge and confident closeout were enough to produce a 49-37 victory over Burley in the opening round of the 4A state tournament at Mountain View High.
Senior guard Bailey Pasta scored 15 points - including three 3-pointers in a scorching-hot first quarter - and fellow senior Leah Bonner added 12 as the top-ranked Hawks (23-1) overcame a bumpy middle two quarters and won their 23rd consecutive game.
"We definitely had a great start, but then we got into foul trouble," Skyview coach Cindy Pasta said. "That kind of changed the pace of the game, but luckily I have a deep bench. I played 11 kids tonight, and they all really stepped up and made a difference for our team."
Skyview jumped out to an 18-7 first-quarter lead behind the hot shooting of Bailey Pasta and junior guard Jordan Hansen, who chipped in 10 points off the bench. But when starting posts Bonner and Kayla Turcato got into foul trouble, the Hawks offense sputtered, scoring just 15 points in the second and third quarters combined.
Skyview maintained a lead - though not the comfortable type the Hawks have grown accustomed to - thanks to a defense that forced 23 turnovers and limited Burley (15-10) to 29 percent shooting. Bonner and Turcato returned to the floor down the stretch, and the Hawks sank 11-of-15 free throws to put the game away.
"This tournament is the best of the best," Bailey Pasta said.
Next up for Skyview is an 8 p.m. semifinal date with Pocatello on Friday. The Indians (14-10) were impressive Thursday, displaying strong inside play and physicality in a 51-34 win over Sandpoint.
D'Rae Tullock scored a game-high 15 points and pulled down a game-high 12 rebounds for the Vikings, who led by as many as 13 points.
Allison Cossins added 11 points and six rebounds in the first-round win.
Middleton (17-7) will take on Twin Falls (22-2) in the semifinals at 6:15 p.m. Friday. The Vikings are seeking their fifth state title in seven seasons.
Senior post Heather Waldemar scored 17 points and junior guard Carly Parker added 13 points, eight rebounds and four steals as Pocatello rolled into the state semifinals.
Pocatello outscored Sandpoint 15-4 in the third quarter to seize command of the game. The Indians exploited their across-the-board height advantage over the Bulldogs, enjoying a 44-36 edge in total rebounds scoring 20 second-chance points.
Senior guard Hailey Olin had 15 points and eight rebounds for Sandpoint, which is playing in its first state tournament since 2004.
Macy Urrutia hit a 3-pointer at the buzzer to lift Twin Falls to a remarkable comeback victory. Those were Urrutia's only points of the game.
Twin Falls outscored the Bulldogs 15-3 in the fourth quarter. Nampa made just 8-of-22 second-half free-throw attempts, aiding the Twin Falls' rally.
Nampa made 10-of-13 field goals in the first half and all five free throws. But the hot shooting went cold in the second half. Danielle Jardine led Nampa with 12 points and 14 rebounds.

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The New Texas Caucus Lies
by nklein, Mon Jun 02, 2008 at 11:32:42 PM EDT
Finally, here's (.pdf file) the evidence of which I've been asking Pacific John. For months now, I've been asking Pacific John for some proof of his malicious allegations. And now it has finally been delivered to me in a diary by Alegre. And so I read the document expecting to be persuaded by all the evidence of illegal activity, but it was not to be so. I saw in two seconds that this document and the "incidents" that are reported have holes through which I can drive a Buick. And it turns out that the only campaign that might have done something untoward is Clinton's (Check out the end for more info).
First, Alegre says that this "legitimate" claim of fraud comes from a "neutral" observer. This same "neutral" observer has a on the homepage a huge banner stating "Count their votes now," with big pictures of Michigan and Florida. Very neutral indeed.
Second, the document is pathetic. There is no indication of who produced the document. No labeling of its author or the organization for which it was produced. The only thing aside from the "incidents" reported is the number A/72472998.2. I googled and searched yahoo for that number and came up with nothing. Alegre or Pacific John or another completely unidentified and unaccountable individual could have made this report. But it is unlikely to be an official document of the Clinton campaign, the TDP or the Secretary of State, because if I've learned one thing since I've got involved in politics and interested in government it is that organizations like those stamp their name all over their documents. So how are we supposed to believe that these events actually happened?
Next, three out of the first five "incidents" reported are so pathetic that they can be dismissed without me doing much research at all. The first "incident" claimed says that in Precinct 56 Obama supporters did all manners of unethical activity, including writing in Obama's name on blank sheets and allowing out of state people to vote and telling people to leave. This "incident" report even claims that the person posing as "the highest ranking official in the Democratic Party" somehow kicked out a news outfit from Channel 7. You know it's funny, I remember staying up pretty late and I cruise numerous news outlets, but I don't remember any reports of a news agency getting kicked out of a caucus. So I googled "Texas Caucus Precinct 56" and I received no mention of that precinct in any negative light, except for Alegre's diaries. See if you can find something I missed.
In Precinct 61, a 19-delegate precinct, the Obama supporters a minority somehow managed to get 34 delegates appointed to go to the district caucus apportioned 18 for BO and 16 for Clinton. And they expect us to believe them? How is heaven's name did a minority of the Obama supporters manage to appoint 15 delegates more than the precinct was awarded? Especially when they didn't even stay to name delegates?
An Obama supporter in Precinct 36 managed to grab the roll and somehow managed to allow Republicans and out of staters to vote. The "incident report" says that a gentleman named Javier was lucky enough to run into a Fox News Reporter and he gave an interview. So I wandered over to Fox News' much maligned website and did a search for Texas Caucus Fraud and I received 20 hits. Not a single one of them mentioned any fraud by Obama at the caucus and most didn't relate to the 2008 Texas caucuses. I did another search for Precinct 36 and received about 30 hits. Not a single one of them related to the Texas Caucus. So no thank you very much to Alegre who made me have to go to foxnews.com.
In all my searching I did find one article that discussed shenanigans during the Texas Caucus. It was by Marc Ambinder and it relayed the story of only one incident in El Paso. This incident had no verifiable proof mind you, but the accusation by the Clinton campaign of Obama precinct workers taking the packet in precinct 87. Ambinder ends his blog post with this:
Objectively, the process seems very messy and the state party seems in over its head.
Don't you get it there was definitely major issues of accountability in the Texas caucus, but there is not evidence of fraud. There has never been a single neutral or objective observer to mention the possibility of fraud. There has been not one peep out of the Texas Democratic Party of anything untoward happening. There have been no complaints followed up on by the Secretary of State or any other official in Texas. There has been not one document from the Obama campaign outlining any plan to commit such a massive fraud. And all this incident report does is accuse Obama voters of questionable activity. Not a single Obama staffer is even implicated, but that doesn't stop them from screaming that it goes all the way to the top.
Finally, I decided to go to the Burnt Orange Report to check out these claims of fraud in El Paso. And it turns out that not only is Obama's campaign full of criminals, but they are also incompetent. Because they did all this fraud and thuggery and couldn't even get a better delegate breakdown to the state convention than 157-18 for Clinton. There are challenges, though. 22 of them in fact all on behalf of Obama. Now, I don't mind you insulting my intelligence with these idiotic charges, but I will not let you insult Hillary Clinton's intelligence and competence. There is no way a woman as accomplished as Hillary Clinton is going to lose the Democratic nomination to someone who is so incompetent that they couldn't even with the use of fraud get a better delegate breakdown than 157-18 for Clinton.
I also decided to do a search of Burnt Orange Report of the Texas Caucus Fraud. The search did not turn up one incident reported to the blog of any questionable activity by the Obama campaign. In fact, it happened to turn up an interesting diary that actually has a source. It seems that there is an article by the Dallas Morning News describing Clinton caucus training materials:
The materials say in part, "DO NOT allow the supporter of another candidate to serve in leadership roles."
It goes on to say, "If our supporters are outnumbered, ask the Temporary Chair if one of our supporters can serves as the Secretary, in the interest of fairness.
This Texas caucus fraud stuff is just nonsense and anybody who embraces it are liars. It has been disproved in all ways possible to disprove a negative. The more people cling to it the more desperate you sound and the less likely any Democrat will be able to win in November. Please provide evidence or STOP LYING.
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Happy Thanksgiving!
November 25, 2009 at 4:22 pm , by Catherine LeFebvre
We're just about ready for the big day here in New York. Have a wonderful Thanksgiving, everyone! We'll catch up with you all on Monday.
Snoopy's almost up and at 'em
Spiderman ready to make his Thanksgiving Day Parade debut
Making sure Sponge Bob's knees are okay
More manageable balloons to take home
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Alton shuffles into the kitchen to make a breakfast treat: French toast.Watch Video
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Pizza World and Charcoal Grill lose bid to extend hours
11:00am Friday 16th November 2012 in News By Adam Richards
A BID for two takeaway restaurants to stay open until the early hours of the morning was thrown out by borough council licensing chiefs.
Amrik Ram, the manager of Pizza World, and neighbouring Charcoal Grill, in Queens Parade, New Street, applied to Basingstoke and Deane Borough Council to extend their opening hours until 5am, seven-days-a week.
At a licensing sub-committee meeting, both applications were rejected following evidence from nearby residents, a ward councillor and the police.
Police licensing officer Claire Wanless said that by staying open until 5am the area would attract drunken revellers, increase litter, and strip the neighbourhood of "quiet time".
Neighbours said their lives had become a misery because of delivery vehicles driven by confrontational drivers, arriving in Flaxfield Road, behind Queens Parade, in the early hours.
Councillor Gavin James, who represents the Eastrop ward, said: "Is it right to have, in effect, a 24-hour restaurant in a residential street?"
Currently, Pizza World closes at midnight, except at the weekend, when it closes at 1am on Saturday and Sunday mornings. Charcoal Grill closes at 11.30pm every day of the week.
Speaking with the help of an interpreter, Mr Ram said he would look at changing delivery arrangements.
But after spending more than an hour considering their verdict, the licensing sub-committee ruled that extending the hours would only "exacerbate the problem".
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Feed the drunks? No, they need to go home and sleep it off ;-)
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I very much doubt that will happen!
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Christmas and New Years are almost here! Find out the biggest e-buying days of the season, how to make Facebook posts and tweets get the most reach and more with this week's Links We Love.
Stat of the week
File this away for next year (or wait for us to remind you). E-commerce spending on the second Monday in December, known as Green Monday, jumped 13 percent from 2012, reaching $1.465 billion dollars and matching Cyber Monday sales. Holiday Highlights: Spending Tallies, Consumer Behavior, and More—via Marketing Charts
List of the week
Geoff Livingston peered into the future of marketing with a list of predictions for 2013. From what to expect from the largest social networks to integrating social into physical stores, Geoff lets you get a head start. Crazy Baldy's 2013 Marketing Crystal Ball Predictions!—via Vocus
Tip of the week
Facebook users are just as likely to share a brief note as a manifesto. However, when it comes to Twitter being brief is better. Tweets pushing up against the 140-character limit receive fewer retweets. How to Create Brand Engagement on Facebook—via MIT Sloan Management Review
Stroke of genius of the week
Either doomsday predictions were baseless or we owe Jell-O a big thanks. Jell-O released a video showing them offering pudding to appease the Mayan gods. The video racked up nearly 100,000 views in four days. Jell-O's Funpocalypse: Much More Exciting Than Actual Apocalypse—via Mediabistro
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At the beginning of the year I posted a survey on 18-volt tools and within a month 880 people responded. The survey was set up so answers could be separated by trade. Of those who responded, 58 (6.6%) identified themselves as electricians. The tables below contain electricians' responses to the following three multiple choice questions.
Links to the results for other trades can be found at the bottom of this page.
The tools at the top of the list—the ones electricians already own—are what you'd expect them to be: drill/drivers, recip saws, hammer drill/drivers, and impact drivers. I'm surprised that so many own wood cutting circular saws, but then those probably came in combo kits.
Cordless band saws are at the top of the electrician's wish list. And why not, it's much easier to cut conduit with a band saw than with a hack saw or recip saw. At the bottom of the electrician's wish list are fiber cement shears and plate joiners.
It came as no surprise that Milwaukee was the preferred brand of electricians. After all, that brand has long been closely allied with the electrical, mechanical, and plumbing trades. What I didn't expect was for Milwaukee to be the favorite by such wide margin. DeWalt came in a distant second; no other brand cracked 10% with this group of respondents.
The links below will take you to the results for those particular trades:
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The speed and runtime of this cordless recip saw convinced one contractor to retire his...
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These impact rated bits can be used in the supplied handle or in a drill or impact...
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Oprah.com Interview with Emma Watson Now OnlineWatson Interviews
Oprah.com has a lengthy new Q&A with Emma Watson (Hermione Granger)
online, in which the actress discusses her role in the upcoming Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince
film, her work on the final two installments of the series, and her
life as a soon-to-be college freshman. First, on the subject of the
upcoming sixth film, Miss Watson relates her opinion that this film is
"the most funny [yet]. It has much more to do with the relationships between
the students, and there's two quite big love triangles going on in the
middle." In regards to her character's budding romantic interest with
the Ron Weasley, played by actor Rupert Grint, the actress reveals her
thoughts on how she would have dealt with a similar love triangle.
"I probably would have acted pretty similarly, actually, I'm not going to lie. I think she's in a tricky situation because she hasn't really even realized herself that she really likes him. Like, she's still working it all out. It's still kind of confusing for her. So yeah, I think I would have acted the same. She tries all the old tricks. She tries to make him jealous. She tries to handle it with this really horrible guy who likes her. His name's Cormac, and he's horrible. It's very sweet how she tries to handle it."Moving on to the Deathly Hallows films, which are currently in production, Miss Watson admits that she feels "really strange" about the end coming, yet "I'm kind of not quite there yet. I have a lot left to do, and I'm kind of in denial as well. I don't think I'm really going to realize it's over until it's really over, if that makes sense." On the subject of Deathly Hallows, the actress reveals that she is just "such a big Harry Potter fan, but I just wanted to read it for my own pleasure and enjoyment..." Miss Watson goes on to say this of what she knew of the end of the series before she read the final book:
"The only thing J.K. Rowling told me, she told me I would end up having to kiss both Dan [Radcliffe] and Rupert, and I was like, "No way!" This is before I read the last one, so I was like, "Oh, god." Because in the last one, Ron has a vision when he sees Harry and Hermione kissing in his vision, so I'm going to have to do that for the vision. Even though it doesn't actually happen, I still have to do it. I'm going to end up kissing both of them in the last film. Ugh, it's horrible."Finally, the interview concludes with some discussion on her upcoming move to college in the States. Miss Watson admits she is excited about "everything" with this new college experience: "I'm looking forward to studying again, and riding around campus on my bicycle, and having a roommate…and just everything. The whole experience."
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(January 18, 2010) – It was the final day of events at the 2010 BMO Canadian Figure Skating Championships in London at the John Labatt Centre.
The last event to finish was the men's singles but before that got under way Skate Canada showcased some of the young talent in a CanSkate exhibition and also had a special Hall of Fame presentation.
Skate Canada welcomed Marijane Stong to its Hall of Fame in the professional category. Stong blended innovative choreography with stirring music and vivid costumes to create a complete skating package over the years and made her work as a coach, choreographer and costume designer, influential to the development of the sport. Serving as Skate Canada's National Coach Consultant since 1999, Marijane continues to influence the current generation of skaters. She works with skaters and coaches to complement their skating programs with the ideal skating costumes and music.
Skate Canada also welcomed Donald Knight in the athlete category. Making his mark on the sport during the 1960s he became the Canadian Junior Champion in 1961 when he was just 13 years old. For the next six years he finished on the podium at the senior Canadian championships, placing 3rd in 1962, second in 1963 and 1964 and was crowned champion for three straight years, 1965-1967.
Skate Canada is pleased to welcome both Marijane Stong and Donald Knight into the Skate Canada Hall of Fame and thanks them for their contribution to the sport.
The men were up next as they hit the ice in front of excited fans at the JLC. You could feel the tension and energy in the crowd since Olympic dreams were on the line and would come true for some competitors. There was no surprise that Central Ontario's Patrick Chan claimed his third consecutive title. He scored 177.88 points in the free program for an overall total score of 268.02. Alberta/Northwest Territories/ Nunavut skater Vaughn Chipeur was able to hold on to the silver after scoring 143.23 points in the free program for a competition total of 222.10 points. In third place was Kevin Reynolds from the British Columbia Yukon Territory with 149.10 in the free for a total of 216.49.
Chan said "I feel great about what happened here" but plans to keep working towards Vancouver. "I know there's room for improvement but I have four weeks to get ready. I'm so excited to be going to the Olympics."
Once again the Canadian Olympic Committee, along with Skate Canada, announced the final skaters to be nominated to the Canadian team for the 2010 Olympic Winter Games in Vancouver. Canada has two entries in each of the four disciplines. The ice dance competitors will be Tessa Virtue from London, Ontario/Scott Moir from Ilderton, Ontario and Vanessa Crone from Aurora, Ontario/Paul Poirier from Toronto, Ontario. In the men's the skaters will be Patrick Chan from Toronto, Ontario and Vaughn Chipeur, originally from Lloydminster, Saskatchewan and now living in Calgary, Alberta.
After seven days of skating at both the Western Fair Centre and the John Labatt Centre Skate Canada has named Canadian champions in novice, junior and senior in all four disciplines.
The event ended with the exhibition gala. The top three placements in senior events skated as well as the Canadian Junior Champions.
"These championships had everything, strong rivalries, world-class skating, and the deepest Canadian field in all four disciplines in recent memory," said Skate Canada CEO William Thompson. "Our novice and junior skaters gave us a glimpse of what the future of skating is in our country. And our senior athletes came to this event to compete, and they showed the audience both here and watching at home, what amazing skaters we have in Canada."
Skate Canada would like to thank the volunteers, sponsors, coaches, athletes, parents, officials, venue staff and of course the fans for making this a great event for everyone involved.


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30 U.S. Code § 956 - Applicability of administrative procedure provisions
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Chris Wood has a golden chance to secure his first European Tour win after moving into a three-shot lead at the Qatar Masters.
The 6ft 5in Bristol golfer, remembered for his challenges at the 2008 and 2009 Open Championships, covered the front nine at Doha in just 31 and followed that with an eight-foot eagle putt on the 548-yard 10th.
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That put him three clear of fellow Englishman Simon Khan, who matched Wood's 64, Swede Alex Noren (66) and former US Open champion Michael Campbell (68) of New Zealand.
Sergio Garcia looked set to eat into Wood's lead but the Spanish Ryder Cup star bogeyed 15 and 18 to drop back into tied sixth place on 11-under.
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Date: May 21, 2009
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While the city and county continue spring-training talks with the Baltimore Orioles, millions of dollars are slipping away.
The Sarasota Convention and Visitors Bureau (SCVB) said it is having to turn away lucrative contracts for high school and college baseball tournaments.
Due to the uncertainty over Ed Smith Stadium, the city has issued a directive to the SCVB not to book any events at the facility. Jason Puckett, the SCVB's sports manager, said the region could lose more than $6 million this year as a result.
"We've had several event organizers attempt to plan future events in Sarasota, and we have had to inform them that the facility is not available," Puckett said.
Those events include the Florida High School Athletic Association's state championships, IBC Baseball tournament, Big Ten/Big East Challenge, National Club Baseball Association tournament and RussMatt college baseball.
Dave Barnard, RussMatt tournament director, said this past March his organization took 200 teams to Polk County and booked 25,000 to 30,000 hotel-room nights there.
"We're by far the largest spring college tournament," he said. "We're already booked (in Vero Beach) in March 2010."
Barnard said he would have brought about 100 teams to play at Twin Lakes Park, if the Orioles had moved their minor-league training from Twin Lakes Park to the Ed Smith Stadium.
He said if a deal is worked out soon, he could still bring a few games to Sarasota, but it would most likely have to wait until 2011.
Chuck White, the national director of IBC Baseball, said he tried to book Ed Smith Stadium this summer but was told it was not available.
"I have 10 events I could have booked in Sarasota this year," White said. "Our weekend tournaments use about 200 to 300 hotel-room nights."
IBC Baseball has been coming to Sarasota for 15 years, but, instead, booked this year's summer tournaments in Clearwater.
"We can't wait (to reserve fields)," White said. "I have to book a year out, because I have teams coming from 30 states."
Puckett said the need for tournaments to make reservations far into the future poses a problem.
"You don't want to book them and then call back and say you have to cancel," Puckett said. "The relationship is pretty much dead after that."
City Manager Bob Bartolotta said the directive was issued because there was too much uncertainty over the future of the stadium.
"We don't know whether the stadium will be rebuilt for the Orioles or another group," he said. "I don't think it would be fiscally prudent (to allow future bookings.)"
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If you're looking for a way to add some holiday spirit into your wardrobe this winter without breaking the bank, look into investing in holiday nail colors instead. This seemingly small touch can add a lot of class to your look, and winter polishes have never been more exciting. Here are some ways we'll be wearing it under the mistletoe:
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According to Pekin police, a car left the road and swerved into Pekin Bass Bow, 1304 Derby St., around 9 a.m.
Authorities say 51-year-old Kevin Swoik drove completely through the building. They say he was transported to OSF Saint Francis Medical Center, where he is listed in fair condition.
Police say there was significant damage to the business and a nearby stop sign, but no one else was injured.
"Just looking at the damage to the building, it's very significant," said Detective Don Jolly, of the Pekin Police Department. "You have city inspectors out here. You have the fire department looking at the structure. Yeah, it's very surprising there's not more injuries than what there is."
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ANAHEIM — The A's won't be naming their starting pitcher for game one of the ALDS until this weekend at the earliest, and manager Bob Melvin said the club has plenty of time to work out various permutations of the roster.
What the club does know is that after ending the season Sunday in Seattle, the club will give everybody the day off, then begin workouts starting Tuesday. Somewhere in there the A's might have either an intrasquad game or a simulated game to make themselves ready for the first game of the playoffs.
The A's don't know who they will be playing, although they do know they are close to clinching home field advantage for the ALDS. A couple of wins, a couple of Tigers' losses or one of each would have the A's at home for round one.
Talking before Tuesday's game, Melvin said not all roster decisions had been made, although he jokingly said that team home run leader Brandon Moss had made the roster. The A's almost certainly will go from five starting pitchers to four, and will have to decide if that means adding a starter to the bullpen or having one replace someone in the bullpen.
And a decision has to be made on whether or not to carry three catchers, as the A's have been this month. Other than saying "those are possibilities," Melvin won't tip his hand, although he did say having catcher Derek Norris work out at first base won't impact the way the catching situation is handled.
Norris started taking grounders at first regularly the last two days after Melvin called him into his office Monday afternoon to ask him to take on first base. The club's only right-handed hitting first baseman, Nate Freiman, is out with abdominal pain.
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People act like we NEED a Revis-like corner....look at what these two Super Bowl teams have. Carlos Rogers was HATED in Washington and all their fans called him a bum, Chris Culliver is no better than Biggers and Tarrell Brown is about as average as it gets. But they have two very good safetys and are great in the trenches (offensive and defensive fronts) with a great run game. The exact same thing goes for the Ravens. Corey Graham and Cary Williams are the top two corners....have any of you even heard of them? They're two average guys in their late twenties that were drafted in the 5th and 7th round a few years back while their 1st rounder Jimmy Smith from a couple years ago rides the bench. I say go OT and WR for our first two picks, grab a couple of corners in free agency and draft one in the 3rd or 4th round. I'd also go as hard as we can to make a push for Jarius Byrd or Dashon Goldson in free agency. Ronde's my guy and all but we can't let our heart dictate the talent we have out there on the field. We clearly need an upgrade at FS. I'd then go after Dustin Keller as our TE, get some depth for the defensive line and sign Matt Moore. I think we'll make another big splash in free agency too or else the front office wouldn't have done what it did to free up more cap space for this specific offseason. I wouldn't be opposed to trading for Revis, but I'm just saying that we don't NEED him or to reach for somebody that we think can be like him early in the draft.
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Preliminary investigation indicates that Cailyn Bassett, 15, of Clinton, was walking on Saybrook Road, when she was fatally hit by a motor vehicle, which then fled the scene.
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So happy that the one and only Marc Kinchen, aslo known as MK, is back on the scene. This remix is a clear indication of of why he was respected in the early days and celebrated in the present days… it's absolute FIRE! Dripping in his signature sound, this version is all shuffling percussion, massive pianos and layers of attitude.
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The history of the port is almost as old as the history of Hamburg herself. Founded on May 7, 1189 by Frederick I for its strategic location, it has been Central Europe's main port for centuries and enabled Hamburg to develop early into a leading city of trade and a rich and proud bourgeoisie.During the age of the Hanseatic League in the 13th to 17th century, Hamburg was considered second only to port and city of Lübeck, in terms of its position as a central trading node for sea-borne trade.During the second half of the 19th century, Hamburg became Central Europe's main hub for transatlantic passenger and freight travel, and from 1871 onward, it was Germany's principal port of trade. The Hamburg America Line was at her time the largest shipping company in the world. The Free Port, established in on October 15, 1888 enabled traders to ship and store goods without going through customs and further enhanced Hamburg's position in sea trade with neighboring countries. The Moldauhafen has a similar arrangement only that it is related to the Czech Republic exclusively.The Speicherstadt, one of Hamburg's architectural icons today, is a large wharf area of 350.000 m² floor area on the northern shore of the river built in the 1880s as part of the free port and to cope with the growing amounts of stored goods in the port.Hamburg shipyards lost fleets twice after WWI and WWII and after the division of Germany between 1945 to 1990, the Port of Hamburg lost most of its hinterland and consequently many of its trading connections. However, since German reunification, the fall of the Iron curtain and European enlargement, Hamburg is substantially making ground as one of Europe's prime logistic centers and as one of the world's busiest and largest sea ports.The celebration of the harbour's birthday (Hafengeburstag) every year during the first weekend of May is one of Hamburg's biggest public events. Visitors come from all over Germany and Europe to experience the festivities. Tugboats perform "ballets", old galleons and new cruise ships are open for tours, and fireworks explode at night.
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National Merit Scholarship Corporation last week announced about 2,500 winners of National Merit Scholarships financed by U.S. colleges and universities, and fifteen FUSD seniors were among the distinguished recipients.
Irvington High School will be hosting "Replace the Race" event on Wednesday, March 26th from 3:30 4:45pm in the Irvington cafeteria.
Washington Hospital and the City of Fremont are teaming up once again to host "Let's Go Green Together" an Earth Day Community Event on Saturday, April 26.
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Desert Retreat in Cathedral City
- bedrooms 2
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- sleeps 4
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Just listed. Available Starting Jan 20, 2013.
This attractive single storey condo is located in a quiet location of a gated community in the Cathedral Canyon Golf and Country Club, Cathedral City, CA. Enjoy year round desert living surrounded by the mountains, bordered by the cities of Palm Springs, Palm Desert, Indian Wells and Rancho Mirage. Located on the golf course with swimming pools and hot tubs just steps away. It comes with a fully equipped kitchen, inside laundry, large bedrooms and a double attached garage. With the warm year round weather you can enjoy a BBQ on the lovely outdoor patio. Shopping, local markets and all kinds of dining are easily accessible with a short drive or a quick bus ride. Non smoking. No pets please.
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-golf course
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-close to pool and spa
-washer and dryer
-2 car garage
-fenced and partially covered patio with table and bbq
-towels and linens
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-internet and phone
-fully equipped kitchen
-minutes from the airport
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-Minutes to downtown Palm Springs
-Aerial Tramway
-Short driving distance to L.A or San Diego
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$100.00 cleaning fee applicable.
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See a copy of Mr. Jennings' testimony HERE.
A Louisa County school board member is under fire from the community after testifying in defense of a man convicted of sexually assaulting a young boy inside an elementary school bathroom.
Allen Jennings was called as a character witness at the sentencing for Leslie Rayfield Johnson Jr. earlier this week. Johnson was convicted of aggravated sexual battery after Jouett Elementary School security cameras captured him following his young victim into a restroom. Johnson was at the school to pick up a different child.
At Tuesday's sentencing, school board member Jennings was called as a character witness for Johnson. He was asked if he thought the sex offender should be allowed back into a school to pick up children. Jennings said he wouldn't have a problem with it. Louisa's Commonwealth's Attorney repeated the question and got the same answer.
8News Investigative Reporter AJ Lagoe tracked Jennings down outside of court to question him on the bizarre testimony. As he got to his car, AJ asked Jennings if he thought his testimony sent a bad message. Jennings responded by slamming his car door and driving away without comment.
Later the same night, Jennings was a no-show to the monthly school board meeting.
Now, some parents are up in arms, and would like to see Jennings resign his post.
"He should never have done that being a school board member," said parent Katherine Ring. "This is a convicted sex offender we're talking about!"
Despite repeated attempts to contact Jennings, 8News has not received further comment. However, in the Thursday edition of the Central Virginian, Jennings said he "mis-spoke," and that he meant to say the opposite of what he did. Jennings was cited as saying the series of questions he was asked in court were "complicated."
Stay with 8News for further developments on this story.
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KASHIMA, Japan (AP) -- Brazilian striker Davi scored twice Saturday as Kashima Antlers beat Vegalta Sendai 3-2 to give manager Toninho Cerezo his first win since returning to the club after an absence of more than seven years.
Davi gave the hosts the lead from a header in the 29th minute, but Sendai leveled 30 seconds after the break with Yoshiaki Ota's first goal of the campaign.
Almost immediately, Yuya Osako and Davi scored within a three-minute span to give Kashima a two-goal advantage. Wilson pulled one back for the visitors in the 67th minute.
Cerezo coached Kashima from 2000-05 before being replaced by Brazilian compatriot Paulo Autuori.
In other games, Yokohama trounced Shimizu S-Pulse 5-0; FC Tokyo beat Kashiwa Reysol 3-0 while Omiya Ardija defeated Jubilo Iwata 1-0.


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Senate Session, Part 2
The Senate debated a continuing resolution to fund the government through the end of September 2013.
*The transcript for this program was compiled from uncorrected Closed Captioning.
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West U Girl Scout holds 'Minute Mentoring' event for teens to earn Gold Award
Houston, TX – Girl Scout Alyssa C. hosted a Minute Mentoring-style event to introduce middle school girls at Yellowstone Academy to successful businesswomen in Houston to earn Girl Scouts of the USA's Gold Award, the highest award a Girl Scout can receive. Less than five percent of girls who join Girl Scouts achieve this national recognition.
"I had never taken on a huge leadership role before, and I learned a lot about the process of organization, the skills needed and the various difficulties involved," said Alyssa, a senior at St. John's School.
The Girl Scout Gold Award represents the highest achievement in Girl Scouting; it recognizes girls in grades 9 through 12 who demonstrate extraordinary leadership through sustainable and measurable Take Action projects. Since 1916, girls have successfully answered the call to Go Gold, an act that indelibly marks them as accomplished members of their communities and the world.
"I chose this project because after hearing about the Minute Mentoring program, I know I wanted to do something about education and women," said Alyssa. "Yellowstone [had] a need for positive role models for young girls. I realized that I could encourage these girls and give them knowledge and experience they otherwise would not have."
For her project, Alyssa led her team of volunteers in organizing the Minute Mentoring-style event where lawyers, accountants, journalists, small business owners and more each had a nine-minute session with a group of girls to explain their professions and allow the girls to ask questions. Following the Minute Mentoring portion of the day, everyone gathered for lunch and girls were able to visit more informally with the businesswomen. Alyssa hoped to introduce the girls to role models other than entertainers or athletes.
"Alyssa learned the nuances of the issue that she was hoping to address," said Stephanie C., Alyssa's mother. "Before the program, Aly understood in concept that the girls at Yellowstone Academy had limited access or exposure to professional women. At the program, she saw more of the realities of these issues. On very fundamental levels, the girls had no way to imagine what their opportunities might be."
Alyssa has been a member of Girl Scouts for 12 years. At St. John's Alyssa is a member of choir and does community service for which she has received the Bronze Presidential Service Award. Outside school, she is involved in her church's youth group. She is also a National Merit Semifinalist and AP Scholar. Following graduation she plans to attend Williams College to study either chemistry or women's studies, with plans to go to medical school.
About Girl Scouts of San Jacinto CouncilGirl Scouts of the USA is the world's preeminent organization for girls, with a membership of more than 3.7 million girls and adults. Girl Scouting builds girls of courage, confidence, and character, who make the world a better place. Chartered by GSUSA to provide Girl Scouting locally, Girl Scouts of San Jacinto Council is one of the largest Girl Scout councils in the country serving more than 70,000 girl members and 19,000 adults in 26 southeast Texas counties. For more information call 1-800-392-4340 or visit www.gssjc.org.
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Parking permits are required for all persons to park on campus.
Faculty and staff are encouraged to purchase employee permits through payroll deduction. This is an easy way to maintain your permit. Please see Human Resources to enroll. Monthly passes (non-payroll deduction) are available in the Cashier's Office. Multiple months can be purchased in advance. The limit will be 12 months or fiscal year end, whichever is shorter.
First-Year Students
Students who are in their first year of attendance at Cal Maritime are not eligible to purchase a semester parking permit for the 2014/2015 academic year. This requirement may be waived if a petition form for special circumstances is submitted and approved.
- The deadline to submit this form is June 1, 2014.
- Approved students will be notified by Police Services. Once approved:
- please complete ALL FIELDS of the Parking Permit Application form.
- Bring the completed form and payment (cash or check only) directly to the Cashier.
For more information, please call Police Services Administration at (707) 654-1179.
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Semester permits may be purchased from the Cashier or online. Before you receive your permit, you must:
- Pay in advance or at the time you visit the Cashier to pick up your semester permit sticker.
- Submit a completed Parking Permit Application form to the Cashier when picking up your semester permit sticker. Please write legibly and complete ALL Fields.
- There is no deferment for financial aid.
Students may purchase auto parking permits for the semester for $81.00. As parking on campus is very limited, there is a policy of one auto per eligible student. Motorcycle permits for eligible students are $20.00 per semester.
Lost permits - A replacement permit can be purchased for $10.00 from the Cashier only AFTER a report has been filed with Police Services. The cashier must have a report # to process your request. Payment by cash or check only at the Cashier's Office for replacement permits.
Visitors (or any person not purchasing a long term permit through the Cashier's Office)
- There are 30-minute spaces available at no charge.
- During normal business hours, guests conducting business with a Cal Maritime Department may pick up a guest parking permit from the Administration Front Desk (valid for up to 2 hours)
- Visitors (includes students) may purchase a permit via the parking machines located in Lots B, D, and J. These permits are valid 24/7 in lots B, D, E, F, G, J, and K. Additionally, they are valid in ALL lots (excludes special parking spaces) on weeknights from 5 p.m. to 7 a.m. and weekends starting on Friday at 5 p.m. and ending on Monday at 7 a.m. Please visit the Permit Types and Fees page for current rates.
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The Stars coach briefly addressed his team about some of the mistakes from recent games and other news and notes around the NHL.
A pair of injury infested teams meet up Thursday night, as the Montreal Canadiens visit the Pittsburgh Penguins.
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New Mexico - Peanut farmers in New Mexico are predicting a much better harvest than last year for Roosevelt County's prized crop.
Farmers attribute drought and triple digit heat to yields of half the normal amount of last years crop.
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Farmers say that while the rain has been inconsistent in areas of Roosevelt County it has been timely for the peanut crop.


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From the Otsego Herald
for Saturday, Dec. 5, 1812
Compiled, with comments
by HUGH C. MacDOUGALL
Weather: Utica 1812
Almanack: Look for snow,
then rain or clear.
On Wednesday morning last, between 3 and 4 o'clock, the inhabitants of this village were alarmed by the cry of fire! which proved to be in the building occupied by Messrs. Coopers, as a Store house.
The fire was bursting through several parts of the building when first discovered, which was soon consumed. By the timely exertions of the citizens, with the new fire Engine, the buildings, contiguous, were saved. It is supposed the fire caught from a Stove, on a part of the building occupied by Mr. E. F. Benjamin as a cabinet makers shop.
The building altogether was about 90 or 100 feet long, and the loss estimated at about 2500 dollars.
COMMENT: The building had been William Cooper's original home in Cooperstown, located where the gate to the Cooper Grounds on Main Street now stands, but had been moved down the street so as not to interfere with the view of the Lake (down Fair Street) from his new home of Otsego Hall, located where the Cooper statue now stands.
Eli Foster Benjamin (1790-1856) was born in Dutchess County, but came to Middlefield to marry Mary (Polly) Hughes (1791-ca. 1863) in 1810, by whom he had two children. The following year he bought a lot from Isaac Cooper on the south-west corner of Fair and Lake Streets, and built a home which (with additions) remained there until about 1874. Eli, however, soon moved to Utica, where he remained the rest of his life, though his brother Miles Benjamin stayed on in Cooperstown. About 1874 the house was moved across the street, to become Glimmerglass Cottage at 8 Lake Street.
According to James Taylor Dunn, "Pioneer Cabinet Makers of Cooperstown" (1955): "Eli F. Benjamin, a local grocer, turned to furniture construction in 1810 in Cooperstown. He was the first cabinet maker to resort to barter. He would take many items in exchange. This was the result of the western land panic in 1819 and many bank failures. A few years later, he moved to Utica and with Tillman opened a mahogany chair manufacturing company. In Cooperstown, he left his accounts with his brother, Miles Benjamin, also a cabinet maker."


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Baladna, Syria's only English-language daily, launched on 6 December 2009
The 32 page paper is published daily (weekdays) and caters for the varied needs of Syria's burgeoning English-speaking residents, both Syrians and expats.
With a large youth population of over 60% of the country's inhabitants, and increasing numbers attending university and mastering English, Baladna will be an essential read for Syria's students and young professionals seeking to learn more about their nation and the opportunities awaiting them. The paper, published by the country's premier advertising and publishing enterprise, United Group, will also provide a quality read for the large number of student and professional foreigners residing in Syria seeking to read timely, accurate and in depth articles about Syria and the social, creative and professional opportunities it offers.
A dedicated Development section presents news and features about the increasing number of development programmes the country is enjoying, as well as advice and features about education and careers. The Arts and Lifestyle sections, in addition to giving our readers comprehensive information about places to visit and events to attend nationwide, presents interviews with the plethora of creative and professional talent residing in Syria and the individuals and projects supporting the country's creative boom.
The Business section supports decision makers and investors by presenting the latest business development and legislative news across the nation, region and globally.
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How to Get Care From Sharp in the New Health Insurance Marketplace
Wednesday, Feb. 19
Learn more about receiving care at Sharp through Covered California, the Affordable Care Act's new health insurance marketplace.
Presented by Sharp Health Plan
You are probably hearing a lot these days about the federal government's Affordable Care Act (ACA), also known as Obamacare, as well as the new Covered California health insurance marketplace, and you may have questions about what it means to you.
Sharp HealthCare is committed to providing the very best care to the San Diego community, and we want to help you understand the current health insurance changes and how to continue to receive care at Sharp.
We invite you to attend a free informational meeting to answer any questions you may have about maintaining your care at Sharp and enrolling in Covered California.
In addition to this event, Sharp Health Plan is playing host to a Covered California computer lab to provide direct assistance with online enrollment. Certified enrollment counselors will be on site to guide you through this process. This service will be available by appointment only. Please click here for more information or to register.
If you are ready to purchase insurance through Covered California, we invite you to sign up with Sharp Health Plan.
Cancellation Policy
If you need to cancel your registration for this event, please call 1-800-82-SHARP (1-800-827-4277) Monday through Friday, 8 am to 6 pm, or login to your account to cancel online.
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Participants are welcome to bring a guest. Please provide their name and information upon registration.
Presenter Information
The informational sessions will be presented by a Covered California health insurance specialist affiliated with Sharp Health Plan.
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Free parking is available in the front and sides of the Sharp Health Plan building. The lot is accessible from either Tech Way or Spectrum Center Boulevard.
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If you have questions about an event or anything else, our consumer information specialists are here to help you. Specialists are available Monday through Friday, 8 am to 6 pm to take your call. Call 1-800-82-SHARP (1-800-827-4277).
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