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Baseball battles for 10-8 win over Richmond in first day of JU Invitational
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Sophomore third baseman Jimmy Howick hit a go-ahead two-run triple in the seventh while junior RHP Chris Kaminski hurled 2.1 shutout innings of relief to lead the JU baseball team to a 10-8 win over Richmond, Friday afternoon in the first day of the JU Invitational at John Sessions.
No. 20 Oklahoma opened the day with a 12-9 win over Valparaiso.
JU (2-3) overcame deficits of 7-4 (second inning) and an 8-7 (fourth inning) to get back to its winning ways.
UR (2-2) finished with a game-high 13 hits but left 10 runners on base and failed to score in the final five innings.
"We still have a lot of things to work on but I like the fact that we are finding ways to win ballgames," said JU head coach Terry Alexander. "We didn't want to face a ranked Oklahoma team with a 1-4 record so this was a big game for us. We need to take advantage of home games early on to get us where we want to be at the end of the season."
In the bottom of the seventh, junior left fielder Chris Connelly was gunned down at the plate on a fielder's choice to short by junior right fielder Esterlin Perozo to make the second out of the inning. The Dolphins would not be deterred as junior catcher Alex Swenson followed with a single through the right side before Howick laced a shot just inches fair down the right-field line to clear the bases.
Kaminski (1-0), who entered the game with the score tied (8-8) in the seventh, earned the win after scattering one hit while striking out four batters. Freshmen Chris Patrick and Kentrail Pierce also combined for 2.2 innings of scoreless relief.
Senior Glenn Witkowksi got the no-decision after allowing eight runs (three earned) on 10 hits with two walks and four strikeouts in four innings.
Billy Falasco (1-1) was tagged with the loss after allowing two runs on four hits with a walk and a career-high tying six strikeouts. Matt Zielinski also got the no-decision after allowing seven runs on six hits with two walks and five strikeouts in three innings.
Senior second baseman Chuck Opachich finished 2-for-4 with a double and three RBI. Connelly provided the power by going 2-for-4 with a home run and three RBI. Senior first baseman Alex Martinez added two doubles and two RBI while freshman Dan Gulbransen chipped in with multiple hits (double).
Cameron Brown led the Spiders offensively by going 3-for-4 with a double, a home run and a game-high four RBI. Phil Ruzbarsky, Mike Mergenthaler and Andrew Lowry each finished with multiple hits.
UR took a 1-0 lead in the first when Brown hit an RBI to right field with two outs.
JU took a 4-1 advantage in the bottom of the first when Opachich tallied an RBI double down the third-base line and Connelly hit a three-run homer to left field.
The Spiders answered right back in the top of the second by registering six runs on six hits while taking advantage of a JU fielding error to take a 7-4 lead.
The Dolphins evened things up, 7-7, in the bottom of the third when Opachich hit an RBI single through the right side and Martinez hit a two-run double to left center.
UR would retake the lead, 8-7, in the top of the fourth when Brown hit a solo homer to right center with two outs.
JU tied the score once again, 8-8, in the bottom of the fourth when Opachich hit a sacrifice fly to right after Martinez led off the inning with a double down the third base line. s The Spiders looked to take the lead once again in the fifth but Adam McConnell was gunned down at the plate by junior right fielder Esterlin Perozo after a base hit through the right side by Merganthaler.
The Dolphins will return to action on Saturday at 4 p.m. against No. 20 Oklahoma (5-0), which opened with a 12-9 win over Valparaiso (0-4), in the second day of the JU Invitational. The contest can be heard live through the Sooner Radio Network or followed through live stats onto JUDolphins.com. Valparaiso and Richmond will start the day at Noon.

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Amesbury, MA — Nancy E. (Perkins) Walker, age 83, lifelong Amesbury resident, passed away peacefully at her home with her loving family by her side. She was the wife of the late Clarence M. Walker, who died January 17, 1998.
Born in Amesbury, June 15, 1930, daughter of the late Henry M. and Dorothy (Rhodes) Perkins, she was a graduate of Amesbury High School.
Devoted to her family, she was proud to be able to stay home to raise her eight children, giving them the attention they deserved and providing a loving, nurturing home life. Nancy was always ready to welcome anyone into her home to serve up her home baked treats, loved the company of family and friends, and looked forward to time spent with her grandchildren, great-grandchildren and great-great-grandchildren. Additionally, she was a very caring foster mother and took care of many of the neighborhood children, all of whom referred to her as "grandma." She was also a Girl Scout and Cub Scout Leader and taught Sunday School at the Market Street Baptist Church.
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The former soccer coach at Maine West High School was found not guilty of hazing and battery charges Wednesday, the Sun-Times reports.
Earlier Wednesday, Cook County Judge Jeffrey L. Warnick also dismissed charges of failing to report alleged hazing, saying the abused child law used by prosecutors in their case against Michael Divincenzo does not apply to acts committed by students upon other students.
The law also doesn't require a defendant to report his own alleged wrongdoing, the judge said. Such a requirement would violate constitutional protections against self-incrimination, he said.
Divincenzo's lawyers had asked Warnick last month to find Divincenzo not guilty of sanctioning a hazing culture among the soccer players he coached at Maine West High School in Des Plaines.
Defense attorney Todd Pugh summed up the case against Divincenzo, 37, of Elk Grove Village this way: Boys are gross.
"These were definitely boys," said Pugh, who appealed to Warnick's personal knowledge that boys sometimes do "gross, disgusting" things.
Such a request is routine in criminal cases after prosecutors rest. But in an unusual move, the judge said Dec. 19 he'd put Divincenzo's bench trial in Skokie on hold until Wednesday to consider it.
Several current and former Maine West soccer players testified in front of Warnick about the apparent cycle of hazing on the varsity team at the school in the Northwest suburbs. But Divincenzo's lawyers say he knew nothing about it.
Generally, the "initiations" involved tackling a player, giving him a wedgie and sodomizing him with fingers or sticks.
One player said he was only poked in the "butt cheek," though, and another testified his teammates simply punched him repeatedly.
Many characterized it as simple horseplay, but one boy said he limped afterward and another said he later felt pain while bending over.
Assistant State's Attorney Margaret Ogarek said last month that Divincenzo was responsible for the boys' behavior because he created an environment that allowed the alleged hazing to go on for years.
She also said it's "quite frankly, unbelievable" that Divincenzo didn't know what was happening in his soccer program. One boy said Divincenzo said, "Welcome to the team," after a less violent incident.
Others said he ordered the varsity team to apologize and do 100 pushups after a more serious Sept. 26, 2012, incident that prompted a criminal investigation into the hazing. Maine West administrators said they learned what happened two days later, from the family of a freshman player.
No one at the school told DCFS until Oct. 2, 2012, lawyers said.
Finally, Ogarek underscored the testimony of former freshman players who said Divincenzo earlier told them he'd have the varsity team "take their thumbs and stick it up our butt" if they performed poorly in a drill.
She said it was "so damning" to Divincenzo in light of the later Sept. 26 incident.
"Exactly what he told those kids he would do happened two weeks later," Ogarek said.
But Thomas Breen, another member of Divincenzo's legal team, mocked the charges against his client during arguments in December. He called several "absurd" and one "an out-and-out lie."
He asked the judge facetiously if Divincenzo should call child welfare officials every time someone gets gum in their hair.
"'Oh, we'd better look into this,' the DCFS person would say," Breen said as he imitated a call to DCFS over a wedgie.
He said Divincenzo was "kept in the dark regarding any of the details" of the hazing.
"This is just varsity players picking on younger kids," Breen said. "That's what it is. It should be no harm, no foul."
District 207 released a statement on Wednesday stating, "Because Main District Township High School District 207 remains a defendant in a related and pending civil lawsuit, [the district] declines to comment."
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Shipley Stroke Group's future at risk due to funding cuts
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CRISIS: Helen Galtress (left), of Shipley Stroke Group, who is warning its future is in jeopardy because of funding cuts
A GROUP which supports stroke victims and carers could be forced to close within weeks if it cannot find more cash to keep it going.
Shipley Stroke Group has received the "devastating" news that its funding has been slashed by half by NHS Bradford District Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG) - leaving it struggling to cover annual running costs of up to £30,000.
The service, which started 17 years ago, was initially funded by the Primary Care Trust, which was replaced by the CCG in April 2013.
In 2011/12, its £35,000 funding was cut to £19,000 and now it has been reduced again to £9,420 per year - or £2, 355 per quarter - which it will receive until September, when the CCG intends to have procured a district-wide stroke service by.
Co-chairmen Helen Galtress and Mick Speed are looking at how the group can keep going, including two staff members becoming voluntary workers and the possibility of cutting weekly sessions to fortnightly ones.
But even then the group would not be able to cover the costs of tutors and helpers.
Mrs Galtress said she was "not going down without a fight".
"We're trying so hard to keep this group going because of the importance of it. Our members are devastated," she said.
Mr Speed, who is also a volunteer with the Stroke Association and a member of Bradford's Physical Disability and Sensory Needs Partnership, added: "Some of the members have been in tears. If groups like ours fold for whatever reason, then those people are not going to get the support that is needed."
Mrs Galtress said the group could now only survive "a matter of weeks". Members and families have been fundraising and making donations on top of subs they pay, but much more is needed.
The group has about 40 members and meets weekly at Haworth Road Methodist Church, so people can chat to others in the same situation and join activities to help their condition, such as painting, exercise classes or singing, and also runs sessions for carers and trips and weekly coffee mornings.
A spokesman for Bradford Districts CCG said it had been reviewing all its commissioning intentions for the next two years.
"Due to the group being unsuccessful during our grant process, we extended their funding by three months [until the end of June] while the review, which involved consultation with the group and other service users and carers, took place.
"We have now decided to jointly commission, across all three CCGs and with the local authority; a Stroke Information and Support Service to offer a range of support to the 600 people in the district who suffer strokes each year. Part of this new service will include stroke support groups.
"All our current providers, including Shipley Stroke Group, will be told when the procurement goes live and out to advert. In the meantime, we have extended the group's funding for a further three months."
He added that the CCG had to prioritise which services could be funded from limited money available.
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Target's recent data breach was even bigger than originally believed.
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Target says this is separate from the credit and debit card data stolen.
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The U.S. beer market is worth almost a $100 billion and it's growing, especially among micro breweries.
Asheville is always in the running for "Beer City U.S.A." They've claimed the title multiple times. But now, Greenville is trying to catch up with the micro brew craze.
One brewery in town has plans to expand. The owners of Grape and Grains on Mauldin Road have plans to spread out their retail shop, winery and brewery across three vacant warehouses on Markley Street, in the west end of downtown Greenville.
Quest Brewing is another micro-brewery "coming soon." Its building already stands near the downtown airport.
Come early fall, forested land near Interstate 85 will be the site of Brewery 85. It's a vision Greenville native Will McCameron and his wife quit their day jobs to make happen. McCameron said they chose to build instead of finding a vacant building for the flexibility that comes with starting from scratch.
"I wanted it to be mine," said McCameron. "I wanted to have hands on hand-crafted, make sure my hands touched it, get past my inspections, my tests, that it was up to my standards."
McCameron had been home-brewing for about five years before he quit his engineering job and went to work at local breweries. About a year ago, he went to brew school in Chicago and Munich, Germany.
Last spring, McCameron started working full-time to find a place to brew, find a system to brew on and jump through hoops applying for brewing licenses.
"Not only the federal government wants to see what you're doing, where you're doing it, how you're doing it, why you're doing it, all the ins and outs, so does the state, so does the county, so does the city," said McCameron
Brewery 85's building will be off Interstate 85, but its exact location is a surprise because they're playing a game with their Facebook and Twitter fans. McCameron hopes to open by the fall.
Quest Brewery aims to open by late spring.
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Single person
In legal definitions for interpersonal status, a single person is someone who is not in a relationship or is "unmarried". In common usage, the term single is often used to refer to someone who is not involved in any type of serious romantic relationship, including long-term dating, engagement, or marriage. Both single and unmarried people may participate in dating rituals and other activities to find a long-term partner or spouse. However, in some cases single people are not interested in marriage, domestic partnership, or other types of formal, committed relationships.
People may remain single for a variety of reasons, including financial and emotional or physical health issues, stress in the family, time constraints, education, career, personal preferences, advanced age or social fears, and living in a society or locality where there are an insufficient number of people of the preferred sex for romantic or sexual attraction.[1][2]
Certain careers and positions require that people remain single. Sometimes, this is coupled with celibacy or chastity, either for secular or for religious reasons, such as priests, nuns and monks in certain faiths. Loneliness can occur for some people who look for but cannot find anyone they might wish to date, especially for those suffering the loss of companionship following divorce or bereavement. Some single people, however, regard and appreciate solitude as an opportunity.
In some countries, particular laws may directly or indirectly disadvantage single persons. In the United States, for example, Social Security widow(er) benefits are only available to those persons who have been previously married.
Singledom by marriage annulment[edit]
If a marriage is annulled or it is found to have been void ab initio (i.e. not valid in law to start with), and assuming the person was not married previously, that individual is considered 'single', rather than unmarried. In that situation, the law behaves as though the parties thought they were married when, in actuality, they were not.
United States[edit]
According to the United States Bureau of the Census, the fastest-growing household type since the 1980s has been the single person. Previously both socially uncommon and unaccepted due to perceived roles, public awareness, modern socioeconomic factors and increasingly available popular and lengthier education and careers have made the single lifestyle a viable option for many Americans, especially after the Vietnam War.[3]
United Kingdom[edit]
Similar to the United States, single-person households are increasingly popular in the United Kingdom. In recent years, studies have found that more citizens value career over personal relationships. The single-person households have also been spreading due to the high self-esteem it offers.[4]
In Japan, it is not uncommon for citizens to choose to remain single. This has been illustrated with many public figures and celebrities. Women typically value friendships over romantic relationships and many continue to have jobs and marry later or forego marriage completely.[5]
Single men are often called bachelors. Single women are sometimes called bachelorettes, especially in festive contexts in American English, but the historic term is spinster. Contrary to popular belief, a spinster is any woman above the age of majority who has never been married. She is not necessarily an elderly woman. Catherinette was a traditional French label for girls of 25 years old who were still unmarried by the Feast of Saint Catherine. The term sheng nu is used to describe unmarried women who are in mid to late twenties in China and East Asia.[6]
Targeted commerce[edit]
In the United States, young singles have substantial purchasing power.[7] They have relatively few financial burdens, tend to be early purchasers of fashion, are recreation oriented, and purchase travel and kitchen goods frequently. Members of this group frequently have large disposable incomes with which they indulge themselves.[8] They are heavily targeted by product and service marketers.
Dating services are an especially targeted and advertised service for singles.[9] The growth of the dating services and dating events industry has been so drastic that the phrase "dating–industrial complex" (reminiscent of President Dwight D. Eisenhower's term "military industrial complex") has been coined to capture the amount of money and manpower devoted to dating services for singles.[10][11]
Singles events have been an area of particular growth in singles-related commerce.[12] Many events are aimed at singles of particular affiliations, interest, or religions.[13] Some of the most strongly attented such events are the Christmas Eve party targeted at young Jewish singles in major cities in North America, particularly the Matzo Ball and its big city competitors.[14] A variety of other religious organizations' singles events are also very popular. However, dating via religious-sponsored singles events has also been criticized for fostering invasion of daters' privacy and undue expectations.[15]
See also[edit]
- ^ China's Gender Gap Leaves Millions of Single Men: The nation's one-child policy could leave 24 million bachelors by the year 2020
- ^ AFP/Discovery News, January 12, 2010Alex Williams, "The New Math on Campus", New York Times, February 5, 2010
- ^ Scott, Jacqueline L.; Treas, Judith; Richards, Martin (2004). The Blackwell companion to the sociology of families. Wiley-Blackwell. pp. 377–378. ISBN 0-631-22158-1.
- ^ "Single living is the new way to find happiness". Times Online. August 3, 2005. Retrieved June 2, 2010.
- ^ Schefft, J (2007). Better Single Than Sorry. Harper Collins. p. 12.
- ^ Lubowiecki-Vikuk, AP (2011). Determinants of recreational and tourism activity among single men and women from the Wielkopolska Province. AWF Poznan. p. 12-17.
- ^ David Needham, Rob Dransfield, et al. (1999) Business for Higher Awards, p. 33
- ^ Leon G Schiffman and Leslie Lazar Kanuk. (2004) Consumer Behavior, p. 358
- ^ Jarice Hanson. (2007) 24/7: how cell phones and the Internet change the way we live, work, and play, p. 81
- ^ Jane Ganahl. "The downside of cyber-romance", San Francisco Chronicle, March 28, 2004
- ^ Roy S. Gutterman. "There's a Science (and Terminology) to the Process of Getting Rejected", The (Philadelphia) Jewish Exponent, April 3, 2008
- ^ Larry Glanz and Robert H. Phillips. (2003) Guy Gets Girl, Girl Gets Guy: Where to Find Romance and What to Say When You Find It, p. 59
- ^ Monica B. Morris. (2005) Falling in love again: the mature woman's guide to finding romantic fulfillment, p. 80
- ^ Jessica Gresko, Dec. 24 Becomes Party Night for Jewish Singles, Associated Press (Washington Post), December 24, 2006
- ^ William July, II. (2003) Confessions of an ex-bachelor, p. 113
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Thomas said despite "raised eyebrows" her supervisors never used the word "forge" and repeatedly told workers the practice of signing someone else' name on a sworn affidavit was legal. Thomas detailed the company's foreclosure document processing practices during a deposition in an Orange county foreclosure case on March 23.
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LOS ANGELES (FOX 11/CNS) - One person was injured when a vehicle crashed through a glass front door and into the lobby of a convalescent home in the Fairfax area of Los Angeles today, a fire department spokesman said.
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No residents of the home were in the lobby or injured during the crash, Lenske said.
The driver was treated at the scene and transported to a hospital for treatment, Lenske added. The driver's current condition was unknown and Lenske said he didn't know if the motorist was a man or a woman.
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A trio of accomplished student-athletes from the state of Washington have joined the WSU track and field/cross country programs for the 2014-15 season, Director of Track & Field/Cross Country Wayne Phipps announced Wednesday.
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Yogi Teevens has joined the Cougars as an associate head coach overseeing the sprinters and horizontal jumpers.
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Julie Taylor, Allix Potratz-Lee, and Matthew McGee have joined the Cougars' T&F coaching staff.
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Lessons from Literature is an innovative program that enlists English teachers all across the country to use the books and material they're already teaching to facilitate discussion and build awareness about physical, verbal, and sexual abuse.
Teachers are natural influencers. As mentors and role models to students, teachers have a tremendous opportunity to impact how students grow to understand and appreciate safe and healthy relationships.
If teachers can shape the way young people think and act today, the social norms that currently perpetuate violence can be extinguished tomorrow.
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Lessons from Literature empowers teachers with actionable resources that help students learn the required material and build healthy, non-violent relationships. The program includes:
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- Materials to prepare teachers and students to discuss themes of abuse.
- A Resource Library that offers books, poems, essays, photos, artwork, websites, and more to help build deep and meaningful lessons.
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Ss Nicholas, Constantine & Helen Greek Orthodox Church of Roseland is celebrating its one year anniversary at the end of the month with the First Annual Roseland Greek Cultural Festival.
Area residents are invited to tour the church, feast on a gyro and other specialties and enjoy Greek culture at the festival, which will be held from Sept. 28-30.
"We are proud of what we have accomplished here in Roseland and look forward to expanding our community outreach in the years to come," said Festival Chairperson Doug Rosa of West Caldwell.
Last September, Ss Nicholas, Constantine & Helen opened its doors, marking the final step of the unification of Saint Nicholas of Newark, the oldest Greek Orthodox congregation in New Jersey, and Ss. Constantine and Helen of Orange. The church complex at 80 Laurel Avenue North in Roseland was created to serve parishioners who moved out of cities and into suburbs in Essex, Morris and Passaic counties.
The three-day festival will include an abundance of authentic Greek food made on the premises as well as cooking demonstrations by Chef Dean Yack and Lithos Restaurant in Livingston among others. Vendors will sell jewelry, food, toys and other items.
There also will be Greek folk dancing, featuring performances by the Hellenic Dancers of NJ, the Roseland youth group dancers as well as youth groups from other communities. On Saturday night, there will be a special Teen Zone featuring Greek techno dancing.
The festival runs from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. on Friday, noon to midnight on Saturday and noon to 6 p.m. on Sunday.
On-site parking will be available the entire weekend. There will also be free shuttle service from 75 Livingston Ave. during peak hours of 6 p.m. to midnight on Friday, 5 p.m. to midnight on Saturday and noon to 6 p.m. on Sunday.
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You need transportation in order to be involved in community life and to get to medical appointments and other services. Public transportation is available in many communities in Massachusetts. Specialized transportation services for seniors, people with disabilities, and others are also available across Massachusetts. The tips below can help you find the transportation you need.
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These local officials and organizations may be able to help you if you contact them:
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- Why? Transit authorities provide public transportation services, including specialized services for people with disabilities. Some also sponsor shuttles to hospitals or have a Mobility Manager on staff to help riders arrange their travel. Some offer travel instruction programs to help you learn how to ride the bus, pay the fare, and use the system.
- Your City Hall or Town Hall
- How? Start with your town's Council on Aging. You can also try other departments such as constituent services, transportation departments, senior services, veterans services, or disability services. Find your city or town's website.
- Why? Cities and towns often collect information about local transportation options. Many Councils on Aging transport not only seniors, but also people with disabilities and sometimes the general public. Some manage volunteer driver programs.
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- Regional Planning Agencies serve each region. Staff members are knowledgeable about community transportation services. Find your local planning agency here.
- Regional Elder Services: call 1-800-AGE-INFO or click here to find contact information for regional senior services.
This list of healthcare transportation options may help you find transportation to your local and long-distance healthcare appointments.
Shared ride resources
- MassRIDES offers information about travel options including carpooling and vanpooling.
- Ride Buzz is a non-profit ridesharing program based in the Pioneer Valley. Sign up to take a passenger or request a ride.
- Taxis can help you get around town or get from the bus stop to your final destination.
- Wheelchair-accessible taxis offer a mobility option for people who use wheelchairs. Visit our Reports page to read a MassMobility report on wheelchair-accessible taxicabs.
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- Volunteer drivers help seniors and people with disabilities get to medical appointments and other important destinations. If you own a car, consider volunteering as a driver.
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- Car Loans and Car Ownership Programs – If you need a car but have trouble affording the cost or have low credit, you may be eligible for assistance from a program:
- Good News Garage – provides refurbished, donated vehicles to eligible Massachusetts Rehabilitation Commission consumers who otherwise could not afford to purchase their own. This program is run through a partnership between the Massachusetts Rehabilitation Commission and Lutheran Social Services. Also accepts donations of vehicles.
- More Than Wheels – helps people in New England get the best deal on a reliable and fuel-efficient car by negotiating with dealers to secure the lowest price, working with banks to provide the lowest interest rate available, and offering personal financial education. The program also offers temporary cars to program participants who need a car to maintain employment while purchasing their own vehicle. More Than Wheels also accepts vehicle donations.
- For general information about car loans and car ownership programs, visit Working Cars for Working Families.
- Carsharing is an option for people who need to drive sometimes, but not regularly enough to justify owning a car. Carshare members can rent cars by the hour or by the day. Carsharing companies operating in Massachusetts include:
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- Relay Rides, which also allows car owners to make money by renting their own cars to neighbors
- Resources for mature drivers from the Massachusetts Registry of Motor Vehicles can help you learn about warning signs of unsafe driving, find a driving evaluation near you, or request a safe driving workshop
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- Strategies for making sure you have transportation when you are looking for work. Many of these strategies can also be adapted to other situations.
- Trip planners are online tools that let you enter your place of origin and your destination and then give you options for how to get there.
- Google offers directions based on whether you are driving, taking public transit, walking, or biking. Click "get directions" and then click one of the icons to specify by car, by transit, walking, or biking. Google's database includes public transit routes for most but not all transit systems in Massachusetts. Google does not include demand-response or paratransit services, so these options will not show up in your search results.
- Ride Match is a tool for seniors, people with disabilities, or anyone needing to travel in Southeastern Massachusetts and beyond. Riders can also specify accommodations required if they choose.
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Encourage your representatives to support new funding models for primary care physicians.
With the creation of the Medicare program in 1965, a funding stream was established to support the training of medical residents in support of Medicare beneficiary care. Today, Medicare remains the single largest payer of graduate medical education (GME), with expenditures totaling about $9.5 billion annually.
Despite the importance of GME funding in helping to avert a physician shortage, budgetary concerns have led some in Congress to propose major reductions in GME expenditures. Critics question the overall value of the program, and concerns have been raised regarding a lack of accountability for educational funds provided exclusively to hospitals.
The AAFP recognizes the financial pressures facing the federal government and concurs that the GME program must be modernized to keep pace with an ongoing shift in care delivery away from hospitals. Nonetheless, the AAFP has repeatedly urged Congress to prevent cuts to this essential program.
In the event that cuts occur due to sequestration, however, AAFP has recommended that:
The AAFP has helped draft legislation to create a budget-neutral pilot project for testing locally based, alternative approaches to GME funding distribution for primary care training. We will continue to remain actively engaged in this issue to help ensure that our country is adequately prepared to meet the demands of health care in the years ahead.
AAFP Letter to Senator Murray on GME Reform - July 30, 2014(1 page PDF)
Joint Letter to CMS on GME Provisions in the Proposed 2015 IPPS Regulation - June 26, 2014(5 page PDF)
Joint Letter to HRSA Regarding Council on Graduate Medical Education Nominations - March 31, 2014(2 page PDF)
Joint Letter to Senate on Teaching Health Centers - November 18, 2013(2 page PDF)
Joint Letter to HSRA on Teaching Health Center Graduate Medical Education Eligibility - August 29, 2013(2 page PDF)
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Terry Cavanagh
Super Hexagon for iOS devices is training by indifference
Super Hexagon
You hold the right side of the screen to move right and the left side of the screen to move left in Super Hexagon, the latest game by VVVVVV developer Terry Cavanagh. You need to move around a hexagonal shape while avoiding lines that begin at the outside of the screen and move inward. The music is provided by Chipzel. The trailer embedded in this post will tell you everything you need to know about the game. It's $1 on the App Store right now.
I lasted two seconds on my first attempt. I lasted five on my next. 25 seconds is my current high score. This is on the "Hard" difficulty mode, mind you. Of course, the game begins at that difficulty level. The next one up is "Harder." This is the gaming equivalent of making your small soda a large, and your large a super-size, but there is no lie here; the first difficulty level is punishing.
There is an art to making a game that's difficult without being frustrating. Super Hexagon doesn't exactly invite you to keep playing, as the game's music and aesthetics are way too cold and distant to be considered welcoming, but it's easy to jump back in and try for a longer time. Most games take great pains to hold your hand and pat your head. Indifference is refreshing.
"Begin," a female voice tells you when the game begins. "Again," she says after you fail. "Again," she repeats when you try the next time. "Again," she says as you continue on. It feels like training with a dispassionate teacher who does not have any concern with whether you're going to keep up. "Line," she says when you proceed to the second "level," and that sound feels like a pat on the back, even if the tone of her voice never changes.
"Again," she says. It's a command, not a question. This is what it's like to play the game.


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Parents and staff from Arundel Middle School said they are ready to move forward following a pair of high-profile incidents this month, but said they must continue to work toward improving school safety, instruction and communication.
About 40 parents met with school administrators Saturday morning in the school cafeteria. The meeting was the latest "Talk A Latte" session hosted monthly by principal Yolanda Clark as a way for parents and staff to ask questions and talk about concerns in an informal setting.
Patch was permitted to attend the meeting on the condition that it not be recorded and specific conversations not be shared.
The meeting featured Clark and two assistant principals, along with the school resource officer. Regional Superintendent Monique Davis and school board member Stacy Korbelak were also in attendance.
In interviews following the meeting, parents and staff characterized the meeting as cordial but frank, centering partially on the response to an incident in which a student was accused of threatening another student with a knife. Parents said they were frustrated that they did not know if the accused student would be permitted to return to school.
In addition, parents conveyed general concerns about staffing—particularly in relation to a recent incident where a teacher was caught on camera in a confrontation with a student. The teacher, Latesha Blue, was placed on leave and an investigation is ongoing.
The impacted language arts class has seen multiple teachers throughout the year, creating a general concern about the school system's ability to attract and retain the best staff, parents said.
"This was a very positive meeting, I'm glad [Clark] had it," said Tracy Mathews, whose daughter attends Arundel Middle. "We needed it. Mrs. Clark is doing a great job, but at the same time, the board of [education] and Anne Arundel County Public Schools need to give us what we need. Parents need to do what we need to do to get Mrs. Clark the support she needs."
Mathews said there is some concern on the part of parents about the school's reputation.
"People are telling me they are finding other avenues because they don't want their child to go here," she said. "That's really, really upsetting. What can we do to get back our reputation as a great middle school? We need the good parents who are active and involved, and they are the ones who are looking to get out."
Clark, for her part, told Patch she would work to improve communication with parents regarding matters of school safety.
"The next step regarding safety is to really get the parents together, so that we can really delve into those issues and come up with a strategy," Clark said. "That was the one big 'Ah-Ha' moment I had, was to find a way to mobilize them and mobilize us as a team."
Clark was unable to discuss any of the recent incidents at the school, due to ongoing investigations.
Davis, the regional superintendent who oversees the Arundel and South River clusters, said the recent incidents should not be viewed as a reflection of Arundel Middle School as a whole.
"I don't believe they are indicative of what this school is," Davis said. "They were troubling incidents, but unfortunately they happened within a short time span."
Korbelak, a member of the Anne Arundel County Board of Education, whose children attended Arundel Middle, said the school is generally considered high-performing, with some problems that can appear at all schools. She also said with regard to the knife incident, it's possible more incidents involving weapons may be reported nationwide due to heightened awareness following the .
"Before, maybe they wouldn't have noticed or shared it," she said. "I'm feeling like there just seems to be more incidents reported since Sandy Hook. I'm wondering if students are being a little bit more brave about reporting things. But I would say that's not unique to Arundel Middle School."
Korbelak reiterated a desire to see higher pay for teachers in the county, so that schools can attract and retain the most qualified and talented teachers. She encouraged parents to voice any concerns at upcoming board meetings.


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The group's centerpiece is undoubtedly Joey Bada$$, an MC whose style of smart lyrical firepower harkens back to 1990s Hip Hop, even though Bada$$ didn't exist until the middle of that decade.
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PREVIEW: Cincy Blues Fest 2013
The Cincy Blues Fest returns for its 21st annual event this weekend
This weekend, the Cincy Blues Fest — presented annually by the Cincy Blues Society — returns for its 21st year, a remarkable accomplishment for a music festival of any sort. The festival kicks off tonight and continues tomorrow at Sawyer Point along the riverfront. The weekend features two main stage acts with serious ties to Cincinnati's Blues past. Educator, author, DJ, singer and harmonica player Steven Tracy returns to Cincy to play the main stage on tonight at 7 p.m. with his band the Crawling Kingsnakes. A Walnut Hills High School graduate, Tracy worked with local Blues icons like Pigmeat Jarrett and Big Joe Duskin, becoming a part of the scene he'd later dig deeper into in the 1993 book, Going to Cincinnati: A History of the Blues in the Queen City. His writing career is extensive — Tracy has written dozens of album liner notes and edited/wrote/intro-ed several other books on a variety of subjects. Today, Tracy is a professor of Afro-American Studies at University of Massachusetts Amherst. Saturday at 6 p.m. on the fest's main stage, Stacy Mitchhart and his band are slated to perform. Mitchhart grew up in Cincinnati and spent time playing music on the East and West Coasts before returning to his hometown in the early 1990s and forming Stacy Mitchhart and Blues-U-Can-Use, a staple on the local Blues scene for a few years. After a move to Nashville, Tenn., in the mid-'90s, Mitchhart's musical career really took off. His albums have been widely acclaimed and done well commercially — his 2011 release, Live from B.B. King's, debuted at No. 6 on the Billboard Blues charts — and he's received high-praise for his showmanship and remarkable Blues voice. In 2008, Mitchhart was the subject of the well-received documentary NashVegas Blues. Here is tonight's main stage schedule: 5:45-6:45 p.m. Dave Muskett 7:00-8:15 p.m. Steve Tracy & the Crawling Kingsnakes 8:30-10 p.m. Reba Russell Band 10:15-11:45 p.m. Watermelon Slim & the Workers And here's the lineup for the Main Stage tomorrow: 4:15-4:45 p.m. Blues in the Schools (BITS) Band5-5:45 p.m. The Juice 6-7 p.m. Stacy Mitchhart Band 7:15-8:30 p.m. Nikki Hill 8:45-10:00 p.m. Honey Island Swamp Band 10:15-11:45 p.m. Ana Popovic (all the way from Serbia!) Some of the coolest things at the Cincy Blues Fest can be found on the "specialty" stages — a "specialty" of the fest — which this year includes a "Women of the Blues" stage on Friday, headlined by national act EG Knight and also featuring locals Rio & The Ramblers, The Juice and Tempted Souls Band. Here is the "Women of the Blues" stage ((aka the Arches stage) schedule for tonight : 5:45-7 p.m. Rio & the Ramblers 7:15-8:30 p.m. The Juice 8:45-10:00 p.m. Tempted Souls Band 10:15-11:45 p.m. EG Kight Saturday sees the return of the "Boogie Woogie Hall of Fame Piano Stage," featuring an international cast of top-shelf Boogie Woogie pianists, including local favorite Ricky Nye and former locals (now Florida-based) Liz Pennock & Dr. Blues. The house band for the Boogie Woogie stage is Johnny Vidacovich (drums), George Bedard (guitar) and Chris Douglas (bass). Saturday's Boogie Woogie Piano Hall of Fame stage (aka Arches stage) lineup: 4:30 p.m. Ben Levin 5 p.m. Ari Borger 5:40 p.m. Ricky Nye 6:20 p.m. Liz Pennock & Dr. Blues 7:10 p.m. Bruce Katz 7:50 p.m. Al Hill 8:30 p.m. Axel Zwingenberger & Lila Ammons 9:10 p.m. Joshua Paxton 10 p.m. David Vest 10:40 p.m. Bob Seeley 11:20 p.m. Chris Conz The Blues Fest again presents the St. Vincent De Paul Local Stage on both days of the event, always an excellent snapshot of the current local Blues scene. Friday's St. Vincent De Paul Local Stage schedule: 5:45-6:45 p.m. Thomas Long & Blue Sacrifice 7-8 p.m. Noah Wotherspoon Band 8:15-9:15 p.m. Ralph & the Rhythm Hounds 9:30-10:30 p.m. Brad Hatfield Band 10:45 p.m.-12 a.m. G Miles & the HitmenSaturday's St. Vincent De Paul Local Stage lineup: 4:30-5:30 p.m. The Blue Birds Big Band 5:45-6:45 p.m. Jay Jesse Johnson Band 7-8 p.m. The SoulFixers 8:15-9:15 p.m. Doug Hart Band 9:30-10:30 p.m. Chuck Brisbin & the Tuna Project 10:45 p.m.-12 a.m. Leroy Ellington Blues Band Here is a map of the Blues Fest grounds: Tickets are $15 for Friday, $20 for Saturday or $25 for a two-day pass (tickets can be purchased at the gates or here). Visit cincybluesfest.org for everything else you need to know about the festival.
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Cincy Blues Fest Turns 21
Plus, It's Commonly Jazz returns
Mike Breen
0 Comments · Wednesday, July 31, 2013
This weekend, the Cincy Blues Fest — presented annually by the Cincy Blues Society — returns for its 21st year, a remarkable accomplishment for a music festival of any sort.
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LISTEN: Formerly Ghosts' 'Predisposed'
Unique local band closes out East Coast tour with homecoming show Sunday
Locals Formerly Ghosts will cap off a string of East Coast tour dates this Sunday with a show at Northside club Mayday with Bear (the Ghost) and The Never Setting Suns. The show starts at 6 p.m. The band, which was formed in 2011 by Sebastien Hue and Pyn Wayne (and is currently a five-piece), has been touring to not only promote their forthcoming album, Dead in Ohio, but also finish it. Hue says the band has been collaborating with artists in places like Philly and New York City in order to complete the recording. A good example of the band's collaborative and creative openness (and truly unique sound and songwriting, which mixes Orchestral Pop, Indie Rock, Post Rock and whatever else suits the song) can be heard in the freshly-released single, "Predisposed." The seven-and-a-half minute tune — featuring strings, percussion, piano and backing vocals provided by local guests — has electronic, Chamber music and orchestral elements, twinkling Indie Rock guitar flourishes and low-sung melodies that sound like a mix of Arcade Fire and Bauhaus, all spliced together and floated over hypnotic, unpredictable structuring. On their old Facebook page, the band's bio says the Formerly Ghosts sound "cannot be contained in dead words and demonstrative narratives attempting to describe something like a sound, a person, or a band." A lot of artists say similar things and are usually full of shit. Formerly Ghosts are not. (Here is the band's current/active FB page.) Here is "Predisposed." Click here to hear more from Formerly Ghosts. Dead in Ohio by Formerly Ghosts
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Lonesome Shack
July 24 • MOTR Pub
Derek Halsey
0 Comments · Monday, July 22, 2013
Lonesome Shack is a Scruff Blues band out of Seattle that keeps it real and unpretentious. Consisting of founder Ben Todd on guitar, Kristian Garrard on drums and Luke Bergman on bass, the trio goes out of its way to sound as "un-modern" as possible.
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Theory of a Deadman
July 24 • Bogart's
Deirdre Kaye
0 Comments · Monday, July 22, 2013
If you listen to any of the Rock stations in town, you know Theory of a Deadman. They're the guys behind "Bad Girlfriend" (the video for which is great … and NSFW). They also did the oh-so-catchy "Lowlife."
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Stick Men
July 30 • 20th Century Theater
Derek Halsey
0 Comments · Monday, July 22, 2013
Stick Men is an all-star group of musicians that made their mark in the Prog Rock and Fusion music worlds. The band includes Tony Levin on bass, Pat Mastelotto on drums and Markus Reuter on guitar. But all is not as it seems.
A Nice Pair
Cincinnati's Mark Utley simultaneously drops the fourth Magnolia Mountain album and his solo debut
Brian Baker
0 Comments · Wednesday, July 24, 2013
Cincinnati Americana ensemble Magnolia Mountain has always exhibited a broad sonic diversity, moving easily from Country to Folk to to twangy Rock. Frontman Mark Utley has decided to use his solo debut as a repository for the more Country aspects of his writing spectrum, leaving the heavier, bluesier, funkier tracks for Magnolia Mountain.
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Morris Day and The Time
July 27 • Paul Brown Stadium
Brian Baker
0 Comments · Monday, July 22, 2013
The Time's blend of Funk, Pop and Rock was a huge influence on the rising Hip Hop generation and remains relevant today, evidenced by the fact that three decades later, the question, "What time is it?" elicits the same fevered response: "Time for Morris Day!"
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Mad Anthony Gets Mad Love
Greater Cincy's music community unites to help injured rockers and The Sundresses become a foursome
Mike Breen
0 Comments · Wednesday, July 17, 2013
Following a serious van accident, local music supporters team up to help rockers Mad Anthony via two benefit concerts. Plus, The Sundresses debut as a quartet Friday on Fountain Square for the free MidPoint Indie Summer concert with Wussy and Queen City Radio.
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Do I need to get Symbian Signed to:
- Read photos files in phone or MMC
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on Series 60 3rd Edition platforms? Or do I need to get AllFiles capabilities?
Where can I find an easy-to-read capability list of which features needs signing? My main concerns are:
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Instructor Jim Shelton is a Kentucky State Police officer. Participants must have a valid driver's permit or license and must be prepared to attend three class sessions as scheduled. Sessions are scheduled on weekday afternoons or Saturdays on a first come basis.
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Jarrett, Petty enter NASCAR hall
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) — NASCAR honored members of its royal families with inductions into the Hall of Fame on Wednesday.
Past champion Dale Jarrett joined father Ned in the hall and master mechanic Maurice "Chief" Petty became the fourth member of one of NASCAR's most successful families to be honored.
Maurice joins older brother, "King" Richard Petty; their father, championship driver Lee Petty; and cousin Dale Inman, Richard's longtime crew chief in the hall.
Tim Flock, a two-time premier series champion, also was selected along with Jack Ingram, who drove to success on what became NASCAR's Nationwide Series; and Fireball Roberts, the flashy showman from the 1950s who raced to 33 victories before his death in 1964.
The group will be inducted into the hall during ceremonies here next January.
Ned Jarrett jumped out of his seat and hugged Dale when his name was announced.
Dale Jarrett said he was dressed for his son's graduation party and expected to bolt out once the announcements were made. He was humbled to join the hall.
Blackhawks, Red Wings have top coaches
DETROIT (AP) — Joel Quenneville has accomplished a lot in the NHL, hoisting the Stanley Cup once and with as many postseason victories as any active coach.
The Chicago Blackhawks coach, though, has never gotten past the Detroit Red Wings in the playoffs.
Quenneville is 0-5 as a head coach against the Red Wings in postseason series, getting eliminated by them in 2009 to end his first season in Chicago, once with Colorado, and three times while leading St. Louis.
"When you look back over the history, obviously they've had a good team for a lot of years and had their Cup years," Quenneville explained Wednesday. "I think everybody in the Western Conference was trying to get them."
This year, Quenneville is coaching the team considered the one to beat. Chicago set a league record by earning at least a point in the first 24 games and finished the lockout-shortened season with at least five more points than every other team.
But coach Mike Babcock and the rapidly peaking Red Wings have won two straight games by a combined score of 7-2 to take a 2-1 lead in the second-round series.


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A motorcyclist is in critical condition following an accident Wednesday night in Fairview Heights.
Dakota S. Neal, 23, of St. Jacob, was driving his motorcycle northbound on Illinois 159 when he struck the rear passenger side of another vehicle just after 8 p.m. at the Stonewolf Trail intersection. The driver of the car, a 56-year-old woman from Caseyville, was not seriously injured in the crash, according to Fairview Heights Police Detective James Mason.
Neal was taken to St. Louis University Hospital for treatment. He remains there listed in critical condition.
Neal was not wearing a helmet, according to police, and the cause of the crash remains under investigation.


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OAKLAND -- After being designated for assignment Saturday, right-handed reliever Edwar Ramirez has been outrighted to Triple-A Sacramento.
Ramirez cleared waivers after posting a 4.91 ERA in 11 innings of work over two stints with the big league club. He allowed nine hits and 10 walks while striking out 10 over that span.
Ramirez was designated for assignment to make room for outfielder Jack Cust, who is batting .316 (6-for-19) since being called up from Sacramento.
The A's also announced Friday they have released right-hander Chad Gaudin. Gaudin, who had been with the A's since Opening Day, was originally designated for assignment Sunday.
Gaudin had an 8.83 ERA in 12 appearances (17 1/3 innings pitched), which was the highest figure in the American League at the time of his designation. He was hit hard in his final two appearances, when he gave up a combined nine runs (eight earned) over 4 1/3 innings of work.
Since the departure of Ramirez and Gaudin, the A's have reshaped the bullpen by adding southpaw Cedrick Bowers and Triple-A starter Vin Mazzaro.
A's celebrate 'Dallas Braden Day'
OAKLAND -- Grandma Peggy fondly remembers the days when she would take her grandson out for a game of catch.
"He always used to tell me I look like a flamingo," Peggy Lindsey said.
Several years have passed since then, but Lindsey was given another go at it when afforded the opportunity to throw out Friday's first pitch to grandson Dallas Braden, whom she raised alone after his mother, Jodie Atwood, passed away of cancer nine years ago.
Lindsey, a lefty like her grandson, was on hand Friday to celebrate "Dallas Braden Day," as was deemed by Oakland Mayor Ron Dellums, to commemorate Braden's historic perfect game May 9.
Before the A's took on the visiting Giants, Braden was not only presented with the home plate from the perfecto but with a ring that boasted 51 diamonds on the face -- for his number -- along with 27 diamonds around the edge in honor of the 27 successive outs he recorded. Lindsey, standing alongside in the arms of Braden, received a matching pendant.
"It's been fun sharing this with Dallas," Lindsey said. "We're very close, so I wouldn't expect it to happen any other way."
The past two weeks have been something of a whirlwind for the pair, who have already taken part in TV interviews with the likes of ESPN and CBS. Despite the suddenly busy schedule, though, Lindsey is still standing on cloud 10, as Braden noted.
"My friends have all been making fun of me," she said, "saying I'm a celebrity and always seeing me on TV.
"It's been hectic, but really fun."
The A's rounded out the special pregame ceremony, which also honored Braden's perfecto batterymate, Landon Powell, by unveiling a logo on the left-field wall in memory of the game.
"This doesn't seem like it's real," Lindsey said. "It's crazy."
Ellis could return to A's on Saturday
OAKLAND -- It appears Mark Ellis' recovery is in the home stretch.
Oakland's second baseman could return as early as Saturday, when the A's continue their three-game set against the Giants.
Oakland manager Bob Geren said Ellis' status will be addressed day-to-day. Ellis, who is recovering from a strained left hamstring, will play with Triple-A Sacramento on Friday night and then update the big league club.
"Mark's close," Geren said. "He could be back really shortly or it might take a few more days. It kind of depends really on him."
Ellis has played in a pair of games with Class A Stockton this week, going 1-for-5 with an RBI and a walk, but is yet to play in a complete game. Ellis played seven innings both Tuesday and Wednesday.
"Mark feels real good at the plate," Geren said. "I just feel he needs to play at least nine innings and give it a true test every inning of the game."
Ellis joined his Oakland teammates in the clubhouse Thursday and said he felt physically fine, but that he needed to get some more at-bats in.
If Ellis is activated from the 15-day disabled list this weekend, the A's will likely have to cut loose a position player. As of Friday, the A's were carrying 12 pitchers. Oakland currently has six outfielders on its roster, including bench players Eric Patterson and Gabe Gross.
Jane Lee is a reporter for MLB.com. Alex Espinoza is an associate reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Reno police have arrested a driver in connection with a fatal hit and run Monday night at the intersection of Peckham and Kietzke Lanes.
Police say 35-year-old Juliana Howell turned herself in to authorities Tuesday after seeing the story reported by local media.
Police say around 10pm Monday, a driver hit 50-year-old Johnny Powell of Schurz, who for some unknown reason was laying in the middle of the road, and then she drove off.
Howell was interviewed and booked into the Washoe County Jail for unrelated charges. Police say charges related to this accident are pending.
The case remains under investigation, so if you have any information call Secret Witness at 322-4900 or text your tip to 847411 or go online to www.secretwitness.com
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Miss Amanda hosts the Carnival of Homeschooling #154: Anniversary Gifts edition at The Daily Planet. A random sampling:
"No Fighting, No Biting! shares The Moment That Has Finally Arrived… after 5 years of homeschooling, one of my kids is smarter than I am.
"Amy Cortez the The Eclectic Telegraph shares about Teens & That Parental Chant: "It's Almost Over".
"Amy Smith who knows Kids Love Learning shares about Improving Fine Motor Skills: Part II."
And much more.
Tuesday, December 09, 2008
Carnival of Homeschooling
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Labels: Carnivals, Homeschooling
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- homeschooling said...
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- 5:22 am
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