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Mets right-hander Matt Harvey will start the All-Star Game tomorrow for the National League, but he may have a future in comedy.
In a skit for NBC's "Late Night With Jimmy Fallon," Harvey took to the streets in New York to ask people what they thought about this Matt Harvey character. It was pretty brilliant.
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Bryce Harper entered August with numbers far below expectations. He'll enter September with much better-looking stats thanks to a decent showing in August, including a spectacular finish on Sunday.
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Aroldis Chapman has had a great season, as usual, but he could do something no pitcher has done since the implementation of pitch-tracking technology in 2006.
The Phillies achieved a rare but ignominious feat on Saturday
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Yankees acquire pitcher Chaz Roe from the Marlins
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The Yankees picked up Chaz Roe on the cheap from the Marlins on Sunday, just ahead of the waiver deadline.
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Adam Dunn is ready to call it a career, he told the media on Sunday after he was traded from the White Sox to the Athletics.
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As we get closer to New Year's Eve, police are reminding people to not drink and drive.But sadly some people will. That's why the family of a 19-year-old valley man killed by a suspected drunk driver earlier in December want to share his story in hopes of saving someone else's life.Daniel Howard was killed in a car crash on Dec. 13 and Phoenix police say a drunk driver is to blame. Howard was the passenger in the car police say the drunk driver slammed into. Daniel's car flipped and crashed into a brick wall and he died later at the hospital. The family laid Daniel to rest on Saturday. They say he was a kind and loving young man. He just got his drivers permit and elected to be an organ donor. They say his generosity lives on--his organs already helping save other lives. But still, their loss is unimaginable and his mother says their is no excuse for drinking and driving. She has a message for those who do: "Look at it as if it was your child that you ran over. Your child that you killed because you made a choice to go out there and drink and drive. You made a choice to do this and you killed somebody's baby. What if it was your baby that was laying the street in a mangled car and they got to get this child out because you want to go around drunk?" said Ollie Johnson, Daniel Howard's mother. The suspect in the crash is 25-year-old Gustavo Lopez. He faces second degree murder charges.
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There's something wonderfully honest about Kieran Kesner's portraits of Ukraine. His camera acknowledges there's a civil war tearing the country apart – there are protests and soldiers and guns and casualties – but this isn't the sum total of what is happening there. There are still priests saying prayers and farmers plucking potatoes from the fields and cyclists on their bikes; what we see on the news is only part of the story Kieran suggests.
South African photographer Dillon Marsh has long been drawn to themes that touch on environmentalism and our relationship with the world around us, and in recent years these interests have become more pronounced.
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Love it or loathe it, mobile phone photography is entrenched in our modern media culture. But it's facile to lump this ever-growing phenomenon under a single umbrella, encompassing as it does everything from hipsters' obsession with Instagramming their burgers to the vital role of smartphone-wielding citizen journalists in conflicts around the world. In recognition of the increasing importance of mobile phone photography and the numerous narratives intertwined with it, the British Journal of Photography has launched fltr, which bills itself as "the only magazine dedicated to mobile photographers."
In the last couple of weeks the professional football season has returned in all its overhyped glory, but for thousands of amateurs around the UK it's the start of the Sunday League season that really matters.
Photographer Viviane Sassen has crafted an aesthetic which operates way beyond the traditional confines of her medium. She's previously made work which would be considered fashion photography, for example, but in which the clothes featured never seem to be the driving force behind the image. Similarly, her latest series Axiom toys with notions of light, colour and illusion in a way which seems to lean towards graphic art, but each image meshes the three elements together so effortlessly that you scarcely have time to ponder the idea behind it.
In an untidy apartment in Milan, a lion roars. Nearby, an armadillo sniffs a pile of papers. An ibex is fed up; he can't see very well for all the bubble wrap around his head. But these aren't escapees from the zoo; they're a failed diorama.
Hey there's a big floppy pepperoni on that Palomino! Most days I'd find the idea of wasted pizza an atrocity not worthy of further promotion, but I guess this photo series is kind of different. In a somewhat strange diversion from his otherwise rather professional work, this photographer has chosen to take countless pizzas into the great outdoors and capture them against the backdrop of the natural world. Jonpaul Douglass, whose name is a little like someone drunkenly writing John Paul Douglas, has snapped the humble pizza on sun loungers, in bushes, draped over basketball hoops, and even clinging for dear life over the barrel of a military tank. Why is this good? It just is; the quality of the photos is terrific, and ten extra points to Jonpaul who braved looking mega-weird in public to get these shots.
Canadian-born photographer Stephanie Noritz lives and works in New York where she freelances for the likes of Monocle, Bloomberg Businessweek, Dazed and Confused and New York Magazine amongst others. Her imagery is defined by sharp lighting, relaxed atmosphere and – most importantly – a youthful subject matter – whether that's kids skating vert ramps or fast-paced little league games.
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – The Jacksonville University women's basketball team collected its third straight victory on Wednesday night in an 87-66 romping over the Tennessee State Tigers. Backed by a double-double from sophomore guard Queen Alford and a career-high in points from senior center Madison Scott, the Dolphins have improved to 3-2 overall and remain perfect at Swisher Gymnasium.
"This was just another great team effort for the young ladies," said Head Coach Yolett McPhee-McCuin. "We won on the road but were unhappy with our performance in regards to turnovers. We really focused on that today. Tennessee State is a great team and they have great post play but we did a great job pulling together to get the win."
Alford led all-scorers in the contest with 24 points on 9-of-12 shooting from the field. She also added 13 boards, four assists and three steals in 34 minutes of action. Senior guard Stephanie Edwards (11), senior forward Jade Cargill (11), and sophomore forward Briona Brown (10) also finished the night in double-figures.
After matching her career-high in points in the previous two games, Scott eclipsed her record posting 18 points on 9-of-11 shooting from the floor.
"Madison is no surprise to me," continued McCuin. "She has goals. Madison wants to be an impact player for the team. Every day in practice she works towards it so when people see her executing on the floor it's because that's what she does in practice."
After winning the opening tip, the Dolphins jumped to an early 4-0 lead in the first forty seconds on baskets from Brown and Edwards. Though Jacksonville led for most of the frame, the Lady Tigers were always within striking distance. With 10:42 on the clock, the Fins were able to gain a slight advantage over the Lady Tigers on power moves to the basket from Scott.
Battling from behind, Chelsea Hudson started a 9-2 TSU run. Scoring seven straight points over the stretch, the redshirt-junior forward provided the team with their sole lead of the game, 24-23, with 5:43 remaining in the half.
The Dolphins then went on a run of their own and scored eight unanswered points, six of which were recorded on layups from Alford. Later, with 1:30 left, the Dolphins surrendered a nine point tip as they allowed the Lady Tigers to score three straight baskets and pull within three, 35-32, at the break.
An 8-0 run in the first two minutes of the second half, provided the Fins with their first double-digit lead, 43-32.
Creating defensive pressure was a key factor in the win. The Dolphin's defense held TSU to just nine points over the first nine minutes of the frame and though the team battled till the end, JU's 52 points in the second half proved to be too much for the Lady Tigers.
Jacksonville returns to action on Saturday, Dec. 7 when they take a trip to Tallahassee to face Florida State. The contest is set to tip-off at 7 p.m. and will mark the start of a seven-game road stretch for the Fins.
"Florida State is an ACC team but it's another opportunity for us to go out and work on getting better," wrapped McCuin. "Our end goal is to get an Atlantic Sun Championship and in order for us to do that, we have to go out and play opponents like Florida State and we're excited about the opportunity."


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on Oct 10, 2012 at 8:26 am
It's obvious that the only way counseling at Gunn will make any significant change or improvement is if Ken is elected. This board is not going to do anything. Last nights discussion was a two hour muddled mess. They can't do anything. The only speakers who made sense were Ken and the student rep from Gunn who pointed out that you can't define comparable with the word "comparable," Melissa Caswell told the Weekly that she wants one unified counseling model but didn't support it when she had the chance last night so that was pointless. [Portion removed by Palo Alto Online staff.] What was Barbara Klausner talking about? I couldn't tell. What a mess, good luck Ken, you'll need it if you plan to sort this.
on Oct 10, 2012 at 8:28 am
Interesting that Ken is disowning WCDBPA in his run for the board. No mention of the group or his role in creating it on his election website and now no longer representing the group at board meetings.
on Oct 10, 2012 at 8:38 am
Why must Gunn be able to determine their own plan for counseling?
At some point the district needs to DO something.
We don't pay Skelly the big bucks (really big) for nothing.
Why reinvent the wheel at every school in town. Solve the problem once and make it work. The counseling At Gunn is a joke. They don't have a clue what is going on with the majority of students.


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Three years ago, on March 27, my husband, Bill, died. Since that day, and even before, I have been on a journey through grief. Though I have lost many people in my life, the death of my husband is a totally different loss, as any woman or man who has lost a beloved spouse or partner will tell you. What you may not realize, unless you have a lost a spouse or a child or someone you were extremely close to — someone who was a part of who you are — is that the grief journey does not end in a matter of weeks or months or even years as our death-phobic society would like to claim.We function
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text: What This Year's Business Trends Forecast for 2012Expect more energy-efficient construction, social-media marketing, and foreign-based developers and builders.By John Caulfield It's that time of year again when economists and other experts start crystal balling where they think the beleaguered U.S. economy and its housing industry could be headed in the next two years.Those projections, as often as not, are based on historical factors, such as household formation. So Builder scoured the stories it has published in its magazine and online this year to identify trends we believe might spill into 2012 and influence how builders adjust to compete profitably.10. FOREIGN INVASIONSThe sudden rush of overseas builders and developers entering the U.S. housing market in 2011 could continue next year, especially if economic conditions don't stabilize. Recent arrivals have included Japan's ubiquitous Sekisui House, which forged strategic alliances with Newland Real Estate Group in California and Miller & Smith in Virginia. Australia's G.J. Gardner Homes, which already operates franchises in California, Colorado, and Indiana, had its expansionary eye on Texas, Massachusetts, and Tennessee. Sanyo Homes in Japan broke ground in Portland, Ore., on its first steel-framed earthquake-resistant house in the U.S. And Sumitomo Forestry is investing $100 million in America's Pacific Northwest over the next few years, and is using a subsidiary, Australia-based Henley Properties, to buy land in that region for development and new-home construction. Who will be the next invader? Maybe the furniture retailer Ikea, which through its property development arm recently began buying land in and around London on which it intends to build 10,000 houses.9. MODULAR MOMENTUMPhotos: Nationwide HomesLandmark Setting Cranes place the modules on a jobsite in Axton, Va., for the 35,000th house that modular manufacturer Nationwide Homes has produced in its 52 years.Could 2012 be the year when modular construction makes its presence felt in the housing sector? More contractors and developers looking for ways to rein in construction costs seem willing to at least give modular a second look. And several of the industry's leading module manufacturers believe their time has come, including Massachusetts-based Blu Homes, which expects to have its second factory—a 250,000-square-foot facility in northern California—operational by the end of this year. Excel Homes hopefully introduced what it calls its "national" series of house designs. The startup Zeta Communities last June began supplying a 22-unit net-zero-energy community in Stockton, Calif., and forecasted it would produce modules for between 100 and 150 homes over the proceeding 12 months. Virginia-based Nationwide Homes—which started its 35,000th house last summer—is targeting urban infill projects for growth. And Champion Home Builders is pursuing multifamily opportunities in western states with USModular as its sales and project management partner.8. RENTAL REBIRTHRentals are emerging as a panacea of sorts for what ails America's housing sector. In August the Obama administration reportedly began seeking investors that are willing to convert and manage as rental properties 92,000 foreclosed housing units now owned by Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, and FHA. Lennar, the industry's third-largest builder, indicated that it was open to getting involved in the government's rental program. And one of the industry's fastest-growing companies is Michigan-based Marketplace Homes, whose service for preferred builders is to offer their home buyers a guaranteed monthly lease payment on their existing home for up to six years, regardless of whether it's rented. Marketplace expects to be in 36 markets by year's end. All of this activity must seem ironic to LGI Homes, the Houston-based builder that is enjoying explosive sales growth converting renters to owners with low-cost houses.7. STARTING UPA Rose By Any Other Name Atlanta startup Stonecrest Homes achieved name recognition quicker by virtue of its connection with an already established local active-adult builder.While the wave of startup builders receded this year, new companies will keep forming as long as there are entrepreneurs who think they have a better mousetrap. It also helps to have a pedigree, like FrontDoor Communities in Atlanta, whose two principles had been executives with John Wieland Homes and Neighborhoods and with Reynolds Signature Communities. Front Door is doing fee work for banks and developers, redevelopment projects, and home building in the Southeast on up to 60 lots. Another Atlanta-area startup, Stonecrest Homes, which focuses on infill projects, has been helped by the fact that one of its co-owners already operated an established active-adult building company that's among the market's 10 largest builders. Stonecrest outsources most of its non-construction functions, and lets technology drive the rest.6. STARTING OVERAmerica's housing industry continues to be an arena for second acts. Irvine, Calif.-based Fieldstone Group of Companies took a two-year hiatus to clean up its balance sheet and land problems before it resumed building homes and developing land in 2011. Hearthside Homes spent 16 months in Chapter 11 before emerging with new private-equity financing that allowed Hearthside to buy land for the first time in six years and to start a new 356-unit community, Brightwater in Huntington Beach, Calif. (The emergence was short lived, because Hearthside's financial backer pulled the plug in early November, firing Hearthside's staff and shutting it down.) Name changes remain popular for old builders reinventing themselves: Americap Development Partners now goes by True Life Communities. The ownership of New Mexico's Artistic Homes passed from father to son and, in the process, the company was renamed Palo Duro Homes. The ultimate second act, though, has to be Indiana builder Paul Estridge, who lost his construction bank financing and was forced to file for bankruptcy protection to protect personal assets that guaranteed $50 million in business debt. Estridge found salvation in David Weekley Homes, which acquired his company and named Estridge president of its Indianapolis division, "I couldn't be happier," says Estridge. 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An East Texas boy with West Nile meningitis remains in a coma, surprising many who thought the virus was no longer a threat.
Experts say, while we have had some cool weather, it has not been cold enough in East Texas to kill every mosquito carrying West Nile virus.
This graph from the Texas Department of State Health Services shows the number of West Nile cases in Texas by week, starting in June and ending in September.
The number of cases spiked in August and has continued to fall ever since.
It can take up to 14 days for someone with West Nile to start having symptoms. Wade Gamblin's family thinks he got the virus a few weeks ago on a camping trip in Frankston.
Aside from organ transplants, everyone gets West Nile the same way, from a mosquito bite. Still, experts say there is a lot to learn about the virus.
"We don't know why some people develop meningitis or a polio like syndrome and others don't. There's a lot of research ongoing with regards to what the risk factors are, apart from age. The likelihood of getting bit by an infected mosquito is much smaller than it was in July or August but it's not zero," says infectious disease specialist Dr. Ed Dominguez.
As of Monday, November 14 there were 21 cases of West Nile in Smith County.
State health officials say you should still protect yourself from mosquito bites by using repellant with DEET, wearing long sleeves and pants and draining any standing water.
For more information on West Nile, click on our West Nile Watch page.
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Balutis, Mary C., 80, of New Hartford, died March 9, 2014. Arrangements by Myslinski Funeral Home, Utica.Champ, David L., 69, of Mulberry, Fla., died March 9, 2014. Arrangements by Smith Funeral Home, Sauquoit.Gates, Allen W., 74, of Whitesboro, died March 9, 2014. Arrangements by Dimbleby, Friedel, Williams & Edmunds Funeral Home, Whitesboro.
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There will be three athletes from local colleges competing at the NCAA Division III indoor track and field championships Friday and Saturday in Lincoln, Neb.
A man on parole after being convicted of causing the death of a state trooper during a high-speed chase has been charged with beating a dachshund to death at a central New York home.
On Saturday April 5 at the Knights Inn in Little Falls (doors open at 5:30pm) - the "Spaceman" is coming.
Sen. Charles Schumer, D-N.Y., said the 957 local Defense Finance and Accounting Service jobs are safe for the foreseeable future.
Waterville and New York Mills boys basketball teams and Notre Dame and Hamilton girls basketball teams will play for state championships when the final four tournaments tip off this weekend in Glens Falls and Troy.
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A Rome woman is now facing her own charge after she allegedly falsely accused her estranged husband of assaulting her in January, prosecutors said.
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Programs: Joint admissions programs in Liberal Studies, Accounting, Business, Electrical Engineering Technology, Human Resources, Marketing and Management.
Programs: Joint admissions program for the Degree Completion Program in Human Resources at Geneva College.
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Program: Joint admission program leading to a Bachelor's degree in Sociology/Anthropology at Hiram College in Ohio.
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Program: Cooperative program of study at the Allegheny Campus of the Community College of Allegheny County which will culminate in an IUP Bachelor of Science degree in Elementary Education. This program is limited to CCAC students who are candidates for the Associate of Arts degree in Teacher Education.
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Program: Cooperative program of study at the Boyce Campus of the Community College of Allegheny County which will culminate in an IUIP Bachelor of Science degree in Management. This program is limited to CCAC students who are candidates for the Associate of Science degree in the University Parallel Business Program.
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Program: Joint admissions program in Environmental Health Science and Protection which leads to a Bachelor of Science degree at Point Park University.
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Mariners finalize Opening Day roster
Seattle sticks with righty-laden 'pen, adds Tuiasosopo to mix
LAS VEGAS -- The Mariners will begin the season without their regular right fielder and with a bullpen filled with right-handers.While the absence of Ichiro Suzuki for at least the first eight games of the regular season due to a bleeding ulcer has been known for two days, the makeup of the bullpen was a mystery until after the final pitch of Spring Training.
Almost an hour after their 6-5 loss to the Rockies on Saturday afternoon, the Mariners announced their 25-man Opening Day roster, which includes right-handed relievers David Aardsma, Miguel Batista, Roy Corcoran, Chris Jakubauskas, Shawn Kelley, Mark Lowe and Brandon Morrow.Not a lefty in sight. But the way Jakubauskas pitched against left-handers during the seven-week camp, he figures to become manager Don Wakamatsu's first choice against left-handed hitters late in games. "We feel comfortable with him in that role," Wakamatsu said. After none of the closer candidates that started camp stepped up and grabbed the job, Wakamatsu said Morrow, who finished second on the club with 10 saves last season, would be the closer as of Opening Day against the Twins. Morrow pitched a scoreless inning Saturday, his best inning since returning to bullpen duty earlier in the week. He consistently hit 97 mph with his fastball, retiring three of the four batters he faced. The Mariners will begin the season with a 12-man pitching staff, two catchers, four outfielders and seven infielders. "I'm happy because I think there were guys who came in with a purpose and they accomplished what they wanted to," general manager Jack Zduriencik said. "But making the team is step one. We want to win, and how we are going to be is up to these guys. It's up to veterans and up to the young guys to put it together." The biggest surprise was the inclusion of third baseman Matt Tuiasosopo. The former three-sport star at Woodinville (Wash.) High School and the organization's first Draft selection in 2004 basically replaces Ichiro, who was officially placed on the 15-day disabled list Saturday. "He obviously had a great spring, worked hard and really impressed us," Wakamatsu said. "It's nice to be able to reward a kid like that, and I think it's the best fit right now. We'll see how it goes on the road until Ichiro comes back." Ichiro is eligible to come off the DL on April 15. The past week has been a wild ride for the 22-year-old third baseman. Tuiasosopo went 2-for-2 in Saturday's spring finale, raising his spring average to .424, and he was called into the manager's office to receive the news that he was going with the team in Minneapolis. "I just sat there and had the biggest smile on my face," Tuiasosopo said. "I'm probably not going to be there that long, who knows? But it's pretty cool to make it out of camp. How much [I] play [doesn't matter], I'm just happy to be making the team. "If I get opportunity to get in there, hopefully I can make the most of it -- pinch-running, pinch-hitting. If I have to play anywhere, even outfield, or anywhere in the infield, I'm just happy to get an opportunity." The original game plan was to start the season with five outfielders, but Wakamatsu and Zduriencik decided that replacing Ichiro with Tuiasosopo makes the team stronger than if they replaced Ichiro with another outfielder. "We have some versatility in Ronny Cedeno," Wakamatsu said. "He can go out there, along with Wladimir [Balentien]." If not for the way Tuiasosopo performed, Ichiro's replacement could well have been Mike Wilson, who hit a club-record eight home runs and team-high 19 RBIs this spring -- and yet received a plane ticket back to Arizona. "There were a lot of [tough decisions], but probably Mike Wilson was the toughest," Wakamatsu said. "We like to reward guys that deserve it, and I wish there was one more spot [on the roster]. If there was, Mike Wilson he would be on it. We took him off the roster and brought him back. He made some adjustments and really played hard. That was probably the hardest call." The Mariners will carry two catchers -- Kenji Johjima and Rob Johnson. One was a given, and the other wasn't. Johnson was fourth on the depth chart when camp opened, but steadily moved up, passing Jeff Clement and then veteran Jamie Burke, who was re-assigned to the Minor League camp. "Jamie Burke has been with the organization and would be an asset for any club," Wakamatsu said. "We also thought Rob deserves an opportunity after coming in and having the spring he had. Coming in, we set some parameters what we were looking for in that spot, and he filled them all." Johnson was thrilled to get a spot on the Opening Day roster, but at the same time felt bad for Burke. "Jamie and I are really close friends," Johnson said. "We've had a lot of good talks the last couple of days. It's always difficult, but it's part of the game. He can still get back up here. There are so many things that can happen -- trades, stuff like that. We'll see what happens." As for things happening, relievers Jakubauskas and Kelley were on cloud nine when they left the clubhouse Saturday. Neither was given much of chance of being on the Opening Day roster entering camp. "We had great reports on Kelley and were told that Jakubauskas was a guy who would open our eyes, but not to that extent," Wakamatsu said. Jakubauskas pitched a scoreless inning Saturday and finished camp with a 1.99 ERA. Kelley began last season at Class A Wisconsin, and he finished it with Double-A West Tennessee. "We added the leadership we wanted, and it's a combination of young players and veteran players around them to set the example," Wakamatsu said. "I'm not saying it's set yet, we're still looking for some things, but for what we started with and what we're ending up with, I think we all feel pretty good about it."
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MEMPHIS, TN - (WMC-TV) – He's going from Grizzly to Raptor. Longtime Memphis player Rudy Gay is Toronto-bound.
"I think it's a horrible decision," said fan Shannon Wilson.
News of the trade hit most fans Wednesday before happy hour.
"I think it just opens up for more moves next year," said fan Jim McBride. "I just hope it doesn't ruin this year."
Many fans took to Twitter. Action News 5's Ursula Madden said she was feeling heartsick hearing news of the trade.
Newspaper columnist Wendi Thomas was more dramatic. She invoked the Lord's name in the midst of her frustration over why Rudy was leaving.
Meanwhile, fellow Grizzly Mike Conley simply tweeted "wow."
"Rudy Gay is a popular player in Memphis and as soon as it happened on Gary's show, the phone lines started jamming," said Brad Carson of ESPN Radio in Memphis.
He works the board during the Gary Parrish Show.
"I think we all knew for a long time now this day was coming one way or another," Parrish said.
The radio studio is filled with number 22's likeness.
"You know, we drafted him out of UCONN to Memphis," said Carson. "This was his first job and a lot of people are attached to Rudy."
A person with knowledge of the situation said of the Gay trade that it's the latest and most dramatic move in the Memphis Grizzlies makeover.
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Grand openings of two retailers, one coming to the mall and the other next to Kohl's, were announced this week.
T.J. Maxx announced on its website the grand opening of its Danville store.
The grand opening will take place from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Sunday, Sept. 8.
Public relations officials said more information will be announced about two weeks before the grand opening.
Mayor Scott Eisenhauer also received an e-mail this week about Burlington's grand opening.
Burlington's grand opening is set for Oct. 11.
More signage has been going up as construction continues on T.J. Maxx's building next to Kohl's at 3689 N. Vermilion St.
According to Vermilion Advantage President and CEO Vicki Haugen, T.J. Maxx has representatives in Danville through today interviewing for key positions.
Interviews for various positions are being conducted from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. today at Danville Area Community College's Bremer Center, according to DACC officials.
The 24,000-square-foot T.J. Maxx store originally was looking to open by May. It's to receive five years of tax rebates under a redevelopment agreement that could be modified by mutual consent of the city and developer.
The agreement is with Continental Property, Inc., the Wisconsin developer for Kohl's and T.J. Maxx, for $60,000 to be paid by the city to the developer annually during a five-year period.
The amount represents about 40 percent of the home rule sales tax the city will generate each of those years.
The payment will be made during any year T.J. Maxx or a replacement retailer is open for business for the year.
The T.J. Maxx development is a 10-year lease versus the Kohl's ownership and build of its own building.
The T.J. Maxx building investment is being made by Continental Properties, the developer, except for the fixtures specific to the business, Haugen has said.
The investment for the store development is expected to be between $2 million and $2.5 million.
Haugen said the annual average of full-time equivalent employment would be 25-30 employees. Seasonal and part-time employment will increase the number.
T.J. Maxx has clothing for the whole family in addition to home and other items.
Construction also continues on Meijer which is scheduled to open the second week of November, and on the office building in front of T.J. Maxx that will house All About Eyes and Cellular One.
Burlington, which is getting away from being called Burlington Coat Factory and is going inside the Village Mall, also is seeking employees online.
The new 50,232 square foot store will bring about 45-50 new jobs to Danville and will be one of 28 Burlington locations in Illinois.
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6. Webcamgate
A Pennsylvania school district that used built-in Webcams to monitor the use of several thousand Apple laptops that it provided to students for their use at home ran afoul of online privacy issues and was forced to pay up. The school district admitted it had over 56,000 photos and screen grabs gathered by the Webcams and security software installed on the laptops. These photos were taken without the knowledge or consent of the students, including in their bedrooms and in various stages of undress. In April 2010, high school sophomore Blake Robbins filed a class action lawsuit against the Lower Merion School District for invasion of privacy. In October 2010, the school district agreed to pay $610,000 to settle two lawsuits related to the incident.
7. Facebook apps
The popular social media site has been plagued by privacy issues over the years. Its highest-profile problem was in October 2010, when Facebook admitted that its top 10 most popular applications including FarmVille and Texas Hold`em shared user data, including names and friends' names, with advertisers. A Wall Street Journal investigation uncovered the Facebook privacy breach and said it affected tens of millions of users, including some that had used Facebook's most stringent privacy settings. Facebook had previously been in trouble for transmitting user ID numbers to advertising companies when users clicked on ads. In November 2011, Facebook settled a case with the U.S. Federal Trade Commission about several incidents and agreed to 20 years of third-party privacy audits (Also see: 10 must-know Facebook privacy/security settings.)
8. Patient data exposed
In March 2011, California-based insurer HealthNet announced a privacy breach for nearly 2 million of its customers, exposing their names, addresses, Social Security numbers, health and financial data. The data were unencrypted and stored on hard drives that have gone missing from contractor IBM's data center. A nationwide class action suit was filed against HealthNet and IBM as a result of this incident. It was HealthNet's second big data breach in two years, having lost the Social Security numbers of 1.5 million policyholders stored on a hard drive in 2009. HealthNet isn't the only healthcare provider to lose private medical data or inadvertently post it online. The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services says personal medical data for more than 11 million people have been exposed online in the last two years.


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The 62nd annual Ernest 'Pig' Robertson"Trout Fishing Rodeo kicked off at Lake Spring Park in Salem this morning. Through donations form local businesses, nearly 2,200 fish were dumped into the pond. The event provides a safe and fun environment for kids to experience the joy of fishing.
Ernest Robertson's daughter, Karen Robertson was also involved in the event. "Some kids came up to him and said they needed a place to fish because the river was too dangerous for them" she said. So her dad came up with the Rodeo to give kids a safe place to learn about and enjoy fishing.
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Sam Puckett's Recipe Book
Welcome to Chez Puckett, where napkins are optional and BBQ sauce flows like water. Take a look at this recipe book featuring some of Chef Sam's most famous dishes!
RECIPE 1: The Bacon Bomb
Ingredients: Bacon, wrapped in bacon, topped with a sprinkle of bacon.
This dish is perfect for an elegant dinner or a nice and light meal. Well, for Sam at least. Don't forget the extra bacon on the side!
RECIPE 2: BBQ Ribs Hamwich
Ingredients: A rack of ribs and a slab of ham between two pieces of bread. Done.
This recipe really speaks for itself. When you're dining like Sam Puckett, you can't get anything better than meat, meat and more meat.
RECIPE 3: A random kid's lunch.
Ingredients: Any kid that leaves his lunch unattended is just ASKING for Sam to steal his snacks.
What? It's true! Unattended food is one of the main ways Sam meets her daily nutritional needs. Should you go around swiping food from poor, innocent children? Probably not. But we're not gonna put it past a hungry Sam. WATCH OUT!
Mmm mmm mmm! We don't know about you, but that got us hungry. Stay tuned for another page from of Sam Puckett's cook book!


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Lynne Stewart has been a real people's lawyer for over four decades, representing some of the most politically polarizing cases in this nation's history. Within the next few days, she is set to be re-sentenced. We want all of our readers to know and assist in any way that they can People's Lawyer Lynne Stewart, who is a modern-day legal John Brown.


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The "shock"-fest that was Barbara Walters' 10 Most Fascinating People Of 2009 ABC special continued last night as the View matron brought out Adam Lambert, who she likened to "the love child of Madonna and Elvis." She introduced him by saying he "turned the music industry inside-out" with his "lewd" American Music Awards performance by "doing things we won't show you here."
Previously, American Idol runner-up Lambert seemed to be blacklisted by ABC following the AMAs. Last night's taped interview with Walters marked his return to the network after a series of canceled invites.
Babs conjured up her best "serious" face when bringing up the AMAs and asked Adam, "Why did you do this?" She then followed that question with, "Do you regret doing it?"
Oh, Barbara. Didn't you catch the Early Show the other week? Catch the video below to hear what Glambo had to say in response.
"I don't really think you can jump to conclusions about me as an artist based on one performance," Lambert told Walters, when she asked what effect he thinks this will all have on his career. "That's an ignorant thing to do."
The rest of the one-on-one was a bit of a snooze.
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We're looking to talk to people about lighting and in particular retail lighting- I'm sure many of you have seen some pretty fantastic stores & probably some stores that are not so fantastic. How do we light them better or get better?
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Second Base Prospects
Our first two editions of Fantasy Fool's Gold made much ado about power. Covering the catcher, first base and third base positions, a common critique of the players profiled in our first two installments revolved around a lack of pop.
Thankfully, such expectations are not foisted upon men who occupy the keystone. That's good, because with the players listed below, power is once again in short supply.
In this edition, we bring you five second-base prospects who, like so much in life, may ultimately disappoint you from a fantasy perspective. Per usual, many of the observations below come from the BP minor-league team.
Cesar Hernandez, 2B, Phillies
In 104 games and 440 PA in Triple-A, Hernandez hit .309/.375/.402 this season, marking a continuation of two of his most prominent trends: he can hit for average and he can't hit for power. Hernandez' BABIP of .384 is obviously unsustainable and brings his average into doubt, but he walked at a 9.3 percent clip, meaning he's not solely relying on his line-drive-producing stroke to reach base. Hernandez also went 32-for-40 in stolen base attempts, though he projects to be more of a 10-15 stolen base guy in the majors. A good defender, Hernandez could be a no. 2 hitter with a decent average and not much else if it all comes together, but that's not really enough for fantasy relevance.
We can now address the elephant in the room as well: Chase Utley recently signed an extension that will see him in Philadelphia at least through 2015, and possibly several years beyond. Utley is undoubtedly a much better player than Hernandez, but the move is disappointing in that it likely relegates Hernandez to a backup infielder role, unless Ruben Amaro Jr. decides to trade him for a Proven Closer or for Michael Young's Soul or something. Hernandez may be able to serve as a viable NL-only two-trick pony (AVG, SB) if Utley goes down at some point next year, but that's really his ceiling.
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What about Hernandez's chances at sticking in center for Philly? Has looked pretty good out there so far.
Sep 11, 2013 04:29 AM
Ben Carsley
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Whether Hernandez can stick in center is a question better left for someone from our MiLB team, but if that's a move he does make his fantasy value takes yet another hit. He'd still only be relevant for AVG and SB, yet that would come without the 2B eligibility.
Sep 11, 2013 07:14 AM
I picked up Panik in a scoresheet league as a less important part of a trade. I figured he was worth a shot as the next coming of Ben Zobrist. Panik has not done well at AA, but similarly Zobrist was pretty awful when he first hit AAA and was pressed into early service with the Rays. If I keep Panik in the offseason (read: I'm not in contention this year anymore) he'll cost me a little bit of bench depth (roughly a 5 VORP player). I don't mind a bit of risk, but would also welcome a slap in the head if I'm being delusional.
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2013-14 Student-Athletes Honored at Annual Awards Banquet
Mandelbaum and Doss named Female and Male Athletes of the Year, Schelske and Schmidt earned Female and Male Scholar Athletes of the Year Honors and Magee and Walker receive the James W. Wilson, Jr. Award
Men's Basketball Falls to Princeton in CBI to End Season
Green Wave end season with 56-55 loss to Princeton despite 20 points by Jonathan Stark
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Green Wave and Tigers square off a 7 p.m. CT on Wednesday in the first round of the College Basketball Invitational
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Eglise Saint Vincent Les Baux Provence France
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The family will receive friends today, Dec. 28, 2013, from 6 until 8 p.m., in the parlor at Collins-Burke Funeral Home.
Funeral services will be Sunday, Dec. 29, 2013, at 12:30 p.m., in the Collins-Burke Chapel with burial at Mt. Zion Cemetery on the Fall City Road. Bob Holley and Calvin Armstrong will officiate.
Lowery was preceded in death by her husband, Albert Gregory; dad, Spencer Royster; mother, Maldine Royster; and two brothers, Edward Emerson and Jimmy Royster.
She is survived by her sons, George (Pete) Gregory (Glinda) and Lecil Gregory (Barbara); sister, Marggie Powell (Phillip); brother, Jr. Royster (Joan); seven grandchildren; 11 great-grandchildren; and 10 great-great-grandchildren.
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