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Monique van den Dries is
assistant-professor at the Faculty of Archaeology of Leiden University
(The Netherlands), where she teaches archaeological heritage management.
She studied Prehistory of North-western Europe at Leiden University, with
specialisations in the application of IT and in museology. After her studies
she further specialised in IT and communication. For her PhD-research (1998)
she applied artificial intelligence techniques for analyzing and teaching
use-wear traces on flint artefacts. From 1995 onwards she was active in
Dutch heritage management. First she worked for the Dutch Foundation for
Archaeology, where she was the editor of the archaeological magazine ArcheoBRIEF.
Then she worked at the State Agency for Archaeology as project manager
for public outreach activities. In 2002 she became inspector at the Dutch
Inspectorate for Cultural Heritage. In 2010 she was appointed at Leiden
University to conduct research on archaeological heritage management and
to teach a Master specialization on Heritage management. Her recent publications
concern the developments within Dutch heritage management following the
implementation of the Malta-principles and the global economic recession.
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- Tell Balata Archaeological
Park project [www.tellbalata.com]
One of her aims as EAA board
member is to stimulate the involvement of students.
Maria Gurova is an Associate
Professor of Prehistory at the National Institute of Archaeology with Museum
of the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences in Sofia, Bulgaria. She specializes
in the study of prehistoric flint assemblages from Bulgaria, NW Anatolia
and the Levant, including use-wear analysis. Among her other interests
are: the origins and dispersal of early hominins in Europe; the Neolithization
of the Balkans and related issues of identity; flint raw material procurement
and distribution strategies in prehistory; the symbolic vs the utilitarian
in archaeological interpretation; and experimentation in archaeology. She
is involved in fieldwork and related projects in Bulgaria, Turkey, Israel,
Serbia, the UK and Spain. She publishes regularly in several languages
in peer-reviewed journals, conference proceedings and edited monographs,
her publications reflecting both the empirical and theoretical aspects
of her research. She sits on several editorial boards, is editor-in-chief
of the first online Bulgarian journal of archaeology (Be-JA), and a member
of various scientific organizations including UISPP and SAA.
Robin Skeates is a Reader
in the Department of Archaeology at Durham University. His research interests
centre upon the prehistoric archaeology of the Central Mediterranean region,
and his publications explore a wide variety of themes within the overlapping
inter-disciplinary fields of material, visual and sensual culture studies,
and of museum and heritage studies. His latest book is An Archaeology
of the Senses: Prehistoric Malta (Oxford University Press). His current
field project is investigating the human uses and experiences of a group
of prehistoric ritual caves in Central Sardinia. He is Director of
Durham University's Masters programme in Museum and Artefact Studies, and
an External Examiner for BA Archaeology programmes at Leicester University.
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School at Rome's Faculty of Archaeology, History and Letters, and a member
of the Arts and Humanities Research Council's Peer Review College.
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is to raise its profile as a leading international academic journal dedicated
to publishing the very best scholarship on European archaeology, particularly
that facilitated by the EAA.
Dr Alexander Gramsch is currently
working for the State Heritage Office in Rhineland-Palatinate, southwestern
Germany. He received degrees from Cambridge University, UK, and Leipzig
University, Germany. His primary research interests are matters of theory
and historiography. Moreover, he worked on agency in Bronze Age cremation
burials, on the Bell Beaker phenomenon, and on the ritual practice of TRB
barrowbuilding. He has edited "Vergleichen als archaeologische Methode"
and co-edited "Archaeologies of Europe. History, Methods and Theories".
He has worked for private archaeological companies, lectured at universities
in Berlin, Freiburg and Leipzig, organised conferences for the German Theoretical
Archaeology Group (T-AG), and was part of a research project on social
interpretations in archaeology at Basel University, Switzerland. Currently
he is also one of the editors of Archaeological Dialogues. He became
editor of The European Archaeologist in 2010.
Sylvie Kvetinová
(EAA Administrator) studied Ethnology and Archaeology at the Charles
University in Prague and the Masaryk University in Brno, Czech Republic.
She focuses on Palaeolithic (especially Magdalenian), chipped stone industry,
and on Latin American Prehistory.
Mark Pearce is Associate
Professor in Archaeology at the University of Nottingham. His research
centres on the Neolithic, Copper and Bronze Ages of northern Italy and
he is particularly interested in early mining and metallurgy and in mountain
landscapes. He has long been involved in the EAA and has served as General
Editor of the European Journal of Archaeology (2001-2004) and as member
of the Nomination Committee (2004-2007). More information and a list of
his publications can be found at http://www.nottingham.ac.uk/archaeology/people/Mark.Pearce
Peter Biehl is Chair of the
Department of Anthropology and Director of the Institute for European and
Mediterranean Archaeology at the State University of New York at Buffalo
(USA). His interests include Neolithic and Copper Age Europe and Near East,
archaeological method and theory, cognitive archaeology and the social
meaning of visual imagery and representation, archaeology of cult and religion,
museums and archaeological collections, heritage and multimedia in archaeology.
He has projects in Albania, Germany, Israel, Romania, Ukraine, United States
and Turkey, and is currently working at the West Mound in Çatalhöyük.
He has published widely on the meaning and functions of Neolithic and Copper
Age figurines, Neolithic enclosures, the archaeology of cult and religion,
and multimedia applications in archaeology. He was the reviews editor of
the EJA 1998-2005 and serves on various national and international editorial
boards and academic committees.
Arkadiusz Marciniak is an
Associate Professor of Archaeology at the University of Poznań in Poland.
He expertise is in the development of early farming communities in western
Asia and central Europe and their progression to complex societies. His
other interests comprise zooarchaeology of farming communities, archaeological
heritage and political context of practicing archaeology as well as archaeological
theory and history of archaeological thought. He has been a co-director
of the Polish team at the Neolithic tell in Çatalhöyük, Turkey. He has
published extensively in peer-reviewed books and journals. Among his recent
publications are Placing Animals in the Neolithic. Social Zooarchaeology
of Prehistoric Farming Communities and Grahame Clark and his Legacy (with
John Coles). He is currently involved in the project on distance learning
solutions in archaeology and archaeological heritage. While at Stanford,
he will teach two courses Social Zooarchaeology. Animals within prehistoric
social worlds and Politics, nationalism, heritage and archaeology in Central/Eastern
Franco Nicolis studied Ancient
History and Prehistory at the University of Bologna. His PhD thesis at
the University of Pisa was focused on the Bell Beaker phenomenon in Nortern
Since 1991 he is working
as archaeologist at the Archaeological Heritage Office of the Autonomous
Province of Trento, Italy. In this position, he directed many excavations
from the Mesolithic to the Roman period, organized several international
conferences on different topics, gave public lectures at different European
Universities and Institutions (University of Bristol; University College
London; University of Nottingham; College de France, Paris, ...),
He is in charge for the
relations with other institutions, e.g. the Italian School of Archaeology
in Athens and the Excavations Department del National Heritage Board of
He has been the coordinator
of the Organising Committee of the EAA 15th Annual Meeting which has been
held 15-20 September 2009 in Riva del Garda, Trento.
His interests include: Material
culture and society of Neolithic, Copper Age and Bronze Age; Megalithic
monuments in the alpine region; Bell Beaker Phenomenon; Long-distance contacts
and connections in prehistory; Archaeology of funerary contexts; Archaeometallurgy;
History of Archaeology; Archaeology of Cultural landscapes; Archaeology
of I World War and forensic archaeology; Archaeology and communication;
Ice Archaeology: the archaeology of ice patches and glaciers in the Alps.
He has published widely on Bell Beaker phenomenon, Long distance cultural
links in prehistory, Alpine archaeology, Archaeology of death.
Dr. Agnė Čivilytė is currently
working for the Institute of Lithuanian History in Vilnius. She received
her PhD from Heidelberg University, Germany in fields Prehistoric Archaeology,
Classical Archaeology and Archaeology of Near East. Her PhD thesis was
focused on various aspects with the phenomenon of Bronze Age weapon depositions
in North-Central Europe. Her other interests comprise prehistoric warfare,
technology and social development in prehistory, archaeolometallurgy, social
theories, memory in archaeology and cultural relations and identity in
prehistory. She also participated at archaeological excavations in Göbekli
Tepe (Turkey) and Tiryns (Greece). She is a member of Society of Lithuanian
Archeology and a member of editorial board of peer-reviewed journal "Archaeologia
Baltica". Her current research project is Technology and social development
in prehistory: A study of Bronze Age metal objects. VP1-3.1-ŠMM-07-V-01-101
(2011-2014). More information can be found at http://www.istorija.lt/html/projektai_acivilyte.html.
As an Executive Board Member she aims Lithuanian archaeology to be
involved into European community of science and to discuss not only scientific,
but also current problems of archaeological heritage and the role of archaeology
in modern society in a global context.
Dr Nurcan Yalman studied
prehistoric archaeology at Istanbul University, and received her PhD entitled
Contribution of the 'Settlement Logic' Studies at the Contemporary
Villages to the Interpretation of Archaeological Sites in 2005. Besides
participating in numerous excavations and survey projects in Turkey, she
has been the team leader of the pottery laboratory at the Çatalhöyük
Research Project between 2003-2011. Her research interests are the history
of archaeological thought, contextual ethnoarchaeology, pottery analysis
and methods and theories of cultural heritage including public outreach,
vocational training and community archaeology. Currently, she is a research
fellow in the Centre for International Heritage Activities (CIE)
in Leiden and in the NGO The Cultural Awareness Foundation in Istanbul,
where she is developing training programs on cultural heritage. She has
published widely on pottery analysis, ethnoarchaeology and recently on
cultural heritage. She has also organized and supervised the exhibition
Earth to Eternity: Çatalhöyük in Istanbul. She has lectured at the
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In May of 2011, we sat down with Duke Energy CEO Jim Rogers to ask him if he felt confident that the DNC Host Committee would pay back the ten million dollars of company funds Rogers decided to offer it. Rogers said yes, and pointed to the fact that he was co-chair of that Host Committee board.
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The host committee - comprised of a long list of Charlotte leaders - was in charge of raising over $36 million to bankroll the biggest party this city has ever had, the Democratic National Convention. The committee fell far short of collecting their goal.
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As a dedicated soccer mom, Chris Reilly volunteered to help her son's team when the squad needed to find a new practice field.
Little did she know how difficult that would be in Central Florida, where a burgeoning populace has outpaced the availability of athletic fields. In a state that has doubled its population since 1980, growth has eclipsed local governments' ability to keep up.
The evidence of overcrowding shows up most often on our roads — and drivers bear the brunt of the burden. In 2007, the typical Orlando commuter spent 53 hours — more than a typical workweek — stuck in traffic, ranking Orlando sixth among U.S. cities.
In the past few years, the number of people moving to Florida has fallen. And this year, for the first time, more people are projected to move out of the state than move in. Economists and demographers predict the Sunshine State will grow again, but more slowly.
Those who already live here may envision less traffic congestion, schools without portables, a drop in crime and, for parents like Reilly, less-crowded soccer fields.
Experts say there's little evidence this current slowdown in growth will result in an immediate improvement in quality of life for most Floridians. But urban planners say now is the time to take a breath and look to the future. Once growth resumes, and it surely will, there will be an opportunity to manage it more responsibly, they say.
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When Chris Reilly began calling county and city parks and recreation departments in an effort to rent a soccer field for her kid's league, she discovered that nearly all had waiting lists. Some parks hold a lottery each year to determine what teams can rent the fields.
Frustrated, Reilly started calling public schools. "They said, 'Call us back in June 2010. We may have an opening then,' " she recalled.
Finally, she found a field — near the intersection of the East-West Expressway and Kirkman Road. It's a long commute from Winter Springs for the Reilly family, but many parents whose children play sports are accustomed to driving distances to find open fields.
"The situation is horrendous," said Hue Menzies, executive director of Central Florida United soccer club, which has 1,200 kids playing soccer at fields from Winter Park to Winter Springs. "The lack of facilities stifles the development of players because you have to hold practices in a corner, not a whole field."
And there's little hope the situation will improve, even as Florida's growth slows. Property-tax reforms, combined with falling home values, have led to big cuts in landscaping and maintenance at both parks and along roadways.
"I don't think people understand that Florida is unique without any income tax and any other source of revenue, except sales tax and property tax," said Chris Holly, executive director of the Florida Association of Counties. "The average resident doesn't connect the dots between no growth and shrinking resources to operate off of."
For a look at what the future in Central Florida may be like, consider Pinellas County, where bathrooms in public parks are being closed on weekdays, lifeguards were let go at public beaches and some residents are being asked to pay $100 for a library card.
In Orange County, the belt-tightening has included reducing library hours. Seminole County has closed its libraries on Fridays. In Casselberry, homeowners now pay the cost of streetlights. In Osceola County, residents are paying higher fire fees. And the city of Orlando, long known for its roadside flower beds, has eliminated expensive landscaping along roadways and in some parks.
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Stevens loves Orlando, but the growth machine that created the boom on the east side of Orange County — including massive subdivisions like Waterford Lakes, Stoneybrook East and Avalon Park — has also created a daily traffic snarl.
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Jan. 3, 1985 - U.S. Sen. Jennings Randolph Retires
By Heath Harrison
June 9, 2013
Jennings Randolph was a West Virginia political institution, serving 40 years in the United States Congress representing West Virginia as both a Representative and a Senator.
Named for famed prairie populist William Jennings Bryan, Randolph was born in Salem, West Virginia on March 8, 1902 to a politically-minded family. Both his father and grandfather served as mayor of his Harrison County hometown.
Randolph graduated from Salem College in 1922 and began his career working in journalism. He made his first run for office in 1930 at the age of 28, mounting an unsuccessful challenge to Republican U.S. Rep. Frank Bowman. Two years later, he tried again and defeated Bowman to begin serving in the U.S. House.
Randolph took office at the same time as President Franklin Delano Roosevelt. The Congressman attended Roosevelt's inaugural and worked as a champion of the president's New Deal agenda to combat the Great Depression.
As a Congressman, Randolph developed a strong relationship with the Roosevelts, working with First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt on her Arthurdale project, in which funds from the National Industrial Recovery Act of 1933 were used to develop a government-planned town for West Virginia families hit by the Depression. Those who moved to the Preston County homestead found employment in the form of factory work and farming co-ops. After the Depression ended, the Arthurdale homes were sold to the town's residents.
Randoph was re-elected to the House six more times, but was defeated in 1946 when Republicans won a landslide in the first post-WWII midterm election. After his loss, Randolph took a job as the director of public relations at Capital Airlines.
Randolph's time away from D.C. lasted a little over a decade. When U.S. Sen. Matthew M. Neely died in 1958, Randolph ran in the special election to succeed him. That same year, Robert C. Byrd defeated Republican W. Chapman Revercomb for West Virginia's other U.S. Senate seat, and Randolph and Byrd began nearly three decades of serving together in Washington.
Randolph was known as a liberal in the Senate and worked with President Lyndon Johnson on his anti-poverty Great Society programs and supported the creation of Medicare.
He broke with other southern senators, including Byrd, and voted for both the 1964 Civil Rights Act and the 1965 Voting Rights Act.
Randolph considered his proudest achievement the passage of the 26th Amendment, which lowered the voting age to 18. The senator had pursued the amendment for three decades, first attempting to get it passed in 1942.
Congress finally voted to propose the amendment on March 23, 1971, on Randolph's 11th try. It was ratified by three-fourths of state legislatures and adopted four months later.
Randolph believed the idealism of young voters would benefit the country.
"They possess a great social conscience, are perplexed by the injustices in the world and are anxious to rectify those ills," he said, upon the amendment's ratification.
As a representative, Randolph proposed legislation to establish a Cabinet-level U.S. Department of Peace to help the U.S. in resolve international conflicts. While the legislation did not pass, Randolph continued to work for the idea. In 1984, during his last year in the Senate, Congress passed the United States Institute of Peace, partially in honor of Randolph. The legislation established a nonpartisan, independent institute to "promote international peace and the resolution of conflicts among the nations and peoples of the world without recourse to violence."
Randolph announced his retirement from the Senate in 1984, after being re-elected to his position four times. He personally approached then-W.Va. Gov. Jay Rockefeller about running to succeed him in the Senate. Rockefeller was elected to the seat that fall.
Randolph passed away in 1998 at age 96. At the time of his death, he was the last surviving member of the 1933 Congress that passed Roosevelt's First 100 Days agenda to create the New Deal.
He was buried alongside his parents and his wife, Mary Babb Randolph, at Seventh-Day Baptist Church Cemetery in Salem. The Jennings Randolph Lake in Mineral County is named in his honor.
This week's video contains two WCHS reports from the end of Randolph's political career. The first, by Lisa Deegan from Nov. 11, 1984, covers a dinner held in the Senator's honor at Marshall University in Huntington. The second is an interview with Randolph from Feb. 23, 1985, a few weeks after his retirement, in which he reflects back on his life of public service
BONUS: A 7-minute report from 1984 by ABC News' Cokie Roberts in which Randolph offers his memories of his career, FDR and the New Deal is available on YouTube.
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CHESTERFIELD The Chesterfield County Department of Parks and Recreation will hold an Active Aging Day as part of Active Aging Week.
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Ora Lee Monroe is 87, frail and has Alzheimer's disease. A year ago, she said she wanted to see her unusual houseplant, which hadn't flowered in decades, bloom once more during her life.
The number of people who visited Chesterfield County to attend sporting events during the last fiscal year jumped 50 percent from the previous year, according to a report presented to the Board of Supervisors on Wednesday.
Home developers and business leaders warned that increases in planning fees will reduce growth.
With the start of school less than a week away, teachers are getting their classrooms ready for students returning from summer break.
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A fire that burned a Chesterfield County townhouse and threatened two others was started by discarded smoking materials left in a combustible front-porch container, a fire officer said today.
With a week to go before the start of school, Chesterfield County teachers can pick out free classroom supplies beginning this afternoon.
A pedestrian who died after being struck by a car Sunday evening on Hull Street Road was identified this morning as a 20-year-old county resident.
The store is slated to open in January, and is one of three Neighborhood Markets the retail giant has planned for the area.
CHESTERFIELD — More than 400 new teachers in the county were given orientation last week at Clover Hill High School.
Heavy late-morning rain was an unwanted guest at the 101st Chesterfield County Fair on Saturday, but it didn't dampen the mood of those who came out with umbrellas.
The study, Hunger in America 2014, tracks hunger relief efforts across the country and shows a growing number of people relying on food banks or agencies for help.
A World War II corporal whose rise to second lieutenant was the casualty of a bureaucratic blunder now has a new rank — knight of the Legion of Honor.
This year marks the 101st Chesterfield County Fair and for nearly one-quarter of those years, Julia Williams has been at the helm, calling vendors, hiring electricians and custodial staff, finding entertainment and in general looking out for the w...
The Chesterfield Economic Development Authority has approved a performance-based grant of up to $50,000 to help with Proseal America Inc.'s expansion of its county operation.
Researchers have found that later start times in high school come with a variety of benefits due to the extra sleep for students, including better attendance and mental health along with lower rates of car accidents.
Two men selling meat from a refrigerated van in Chesterfield County tried to cheat their employers out of cash by falsely claiming they had been robbed, Chesterfield police said this afternoon.
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Myself, I was at the game and want to talk about the game. I am excited by what i saw.
McNabb had a shaky start with accuracy but tuned in nicely.
McCoy is the real deal. He is the Real McCoy. We could not have wished for a better compliment and eventual successor to Westbrook. McCoy is a stud. Running, catching, and blocking.
Weaver looked great. He through some nice blocks. He also had the chanc to show he can run and catch.
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SUMMITVILLE — Jeannette Hoppes, 79, Summitville, died Oct. 7, 2013, at Community Hospital of Anderson after a brief illness.
She was born June 30, 1934, in Summitville, the daughter of Basil Owens and Esther (Carpenter) Owens, and was a lifetime Summitville resident.
Jeannette graduated from Summitville High School, Class of 1952. She was a homemaker and devoted herself to caring for her family. She was a member of the Skoshi Club, the Ladies Auxiliary of the Summitville Fire Department and the Summitville Baptist Church. Jeannette enjoyed TV sporting events, was an avid supporter of Madison-Grant athletics and a fan of Purdue, the Cubs and the Colts.
Survivors include her daughter, Amy (Stephen) Waller of Summitville; two sons, Bruce (Michelle) Hoppes of Fishers, and Andy (Christina) Hoppes of Pendleton; four grandchildren, Lee Hoppes, Alison Hoppes, Kelsey Hoppes and Jessie Waller; brother, Jack (Bertha) Owens of Albany; and several nieces and nephews.
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A former Waterford resident was killed in a freak accident in Florida Saturday, struck by a truck while riding her bicycle on the Sanibel Causeway and thrown into the water.
According to a story in The News-Press, a southwest Florida newspaper, 46-year-old Tracey A. Kleinpell was riding on the causeway's shoulder toward Sanibel Island with her husband, Gordon, when a truck heading in the opposite direction drifted across the lane and hit Kleinpell.
The impact sent Kleinpell over the waist-high guardrails and into San Carlos Bay, according to the article. Passing boaters retrieved Kleinpell and brought her to shore, where former Marine T.J. Liberty performed CPR until paramedics arrived, the article said.
Kleinpell was pronounced dead at the scene. The article said it is not known whether impact from the collision with the vehicle or water caused Kleinpell's death.
Kleinpell was a fitness instructor and an avid bicyclist and runner, The News-Press said, adding that the causeway ride was one the Kleinpells, who celebrated their 10th anniversary April 21, made almost every weekend.
A wedding announcement in The Day in 2001 said Kleinpell was a graduate of Waterford High School, although it didn't list the year, and her parents were formerly of Quaker Hill.
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OAKLAND -- Royals catcher Brayan Pena, who defected from Cuba in 2000, got up
early -- at about 7 a.m. PT in San Francisco -- because he wanted to watch Ozzie Guillen's news conference in Miami and what he'd say about his controversial remarks about Cuban dictator Fidel Castro.
Pena's conclusion was that the Marlins' manager was sincerely sorry, but that South Florida's Cuban community would be slow to forgive him.
"I really saw somebody that was very regretful, somebody that was in a lot of pain, somebody who knew he'd caused him and his family and a lot of people a lot of pain," Pena said. "And somebody who really believed that he can change, that he learned from his mistake. He was like a piñata.
"This is America, everybody deserves a second chance. That's why I'm proud to be an American, that's why I became an American citizen. This is what a real democracy is, because I lived on the other side -- where you can't explain yourself, where you have to very careful what you say."
Pena, who lives in Miami, feels that Guillen has to follow through on his vow to help those within the Cuban community.
"Some people talk the talk and some people walk the walk," Pena said. "Now is the time for him to walk [the walk], because it's going to take time. For you to clean your image down there in Miami -- and especially right there in Little Havana -- it's going to be tough. "
Third-base coach Eddie Rodriguez, bench coach Chino Cadahia and infielder Yuniesky Betancourt are other Cuban-born Royals.
Rodriguez recalled leaving Cuba and "the struggles and the pain that we had to go through, leaving family and my dad's business and basically our life."
"It's tough." said Rodriguez, who has known Guillen for years. "I don't think Ozzie meant any harm. I feel that way, [but] it's a thorn in the Cuban community's side. I hope it passes -- and it passes in the right way -- and that balance and understanding comes across from everybody."
Guillen received a five-game suspension from the Marlins.
"This is a little bit bigger than baseball," Pena said. "It touches people's feelings and people's lives -- and it was a hard comment from him. But I don't like to talk about [the suspension], because I see the picture bigger than that."
Pena understands how the Cubans in South Florida feel.
"1999 was the last time that I was able to go back to my country. So imagine people 50, 60 years ago like Eddie or [bench coach] Chino Cadahia and those guys," Pena said. "For me, it's been like forever."
Royals shuffle lineup for Game 2 vs. A's
OAKLAND -- Left fielder Alex Gordon was back atop the Royals' lineup on Tuesday night.
Gordon was given a break in Monday night's game against the A's, but pinch-hit in the ninth inning. He struck out to run his hitless start to 14 at-bats through the first four games.
Manager Ned Yost also boosted Alcides Escobar to the second slot behind Gordon, dropping usual No. 2 occupant Lorenzo Cain to sixth behind Mike Moustakas.
"Cain's struggling a little bit, pressing a little bit. Drop him down in the order, take a little pressure off him until he gets it going -- which he will," Yost said.
In the first four games, Cain was 1-for-14. Yost plans to give Cain a break on Wednesday and use Mitch Maier in center field.
Yost: No issue with Royals being aggressive
OAKLAND -- The Royals might have gotten three baserunners thrown out in Monday night's 1-0 loss to the Athletics, but manager Ned Yost has no regrets. He doesn't want his club to play it safe.
"That's one of the neat things about our club ... our kids are aggressive. They do want to play to win, they want to play the game. And it's fun when you have a group of guys that do that," Yost said. "They don't want to be harnessed, so we try to teach them how, when and why -- so that we make the best decisions that we can make. And I don't have any quibbles with any of the decisions they made [on Monday]. They were all calculated, they were all good opportunities to try to pick up a scoring opportunity."
As it happened, the A's defense executed its part perfectly and nailed all three runners -- Jason Bourgeois trying for third after a catch, Eric Hosmer trying to steal third and Jeff Francoeur trying to steal second. Usually, however, Yost feels aggressive daring will prevail more often than not.
Dick Kaegel is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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9:03am Wednesday 24th October 2012 in Local Sport By Ky Capel
PHIL Simkin has labelled the Magpies' upcoming television appearance, which carries a cash boost of almost £64,000, as "a dream come true".
Dorchester Town's FA Cup clash with Plymouth Argyle has been chosen by ESPN as one of their featured games for the first round proper.
The Avenue tie will be shown live on Sunday, November 4 (4.30pm) with each club set to pocket an impressive £63,800 for the privilege.
And after hearing the news, the county town boss could not hide his delight.
Simkin, who was due to scout the Pilgrims at Cheltenham last night, told Echosport: "For a club like ours it's unbelievable – a dream come true.
"A year ago we were struggling to pay wages from one week to the next but now we have made nearly £90,000 in prize money and television money – just imagine if we actually beat Plymouth.
"We've had a bit of luck but this is how it's dropped into place. It is a West Country derby and there is the potential of a giantkilling."
One man who will unfortunately miss out on the excitement is Exeter City loanee Jamie Reid, as his short-term deal expires prior to the Pilgrims' visit.
However, Simkin is hopeful that a replacement will be found in the coming days, as well as securing a one-month extension for fellow Grecian Jake Gosling.
He added: "Jamie won't be available for the cup tie unfortunately as his loan runs out and we are unable to extend it because of the 93-day limit.
"We do hope to extend Jake's loan for a third month and hopefully we will also have a new front player coming in on loan this week who isn't cup-tied. However, I can't say any more than that at the moment."
Another striker – Rico Wilson – was expected to train with the Magpies last night following his release from prison.
Simkin, whose side host Tonbridge Angels this Saturday (3pm), said: "Rico has apparently been released and we are still looking to take him back.
"He has a knack of scoring goals and he is a great lad really. This really is the last chance saloon so let's hope we can look after him."
Ticket prices for the FA Cup encounter are as follows: Adults £15 (stand) and £10 (terrace), over-65s £6.50 (terrace) and under-18s £5.
Further details on when tickets are available to purchase will follow in due course.
* The Evo-Stik League will hold an emergency board meeting today to discuss Kettering Town's continued participation.
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DERRICK BENSON wrote:He's cup tied.
I would imagine a new forward would need to be signed before this Saturday giving him time to bed in for the Plymouth game. Otherwise I'd suggest Dorchester are short up front. Wasn't Warren Byerly training with dorchester?
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Love those 0 turns.I bet hes grinnin the entire time.
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Lookin good Timmy
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Zero turn is the only way to go. Looks like he is enjoying the ride.
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Very nice David, I'll check it out pretty soon.
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he is going to want some head lights installed soon. Looks like he is having a good time.
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Looks like all I'll need will be my putter.
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It would be easier if there weren't so many nice implements and tractors in the way, we'll be more than happy to take a few off of your hands!
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Ha Ha, looks like Timmy found a Cub that goes fast enough
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With Ian Stewart being something of a disaster, the Colorado Rockies need a third baseman. They've gotten by with Ty Wigginton and an assortment of others (including, lately, Chris Nelson), but Tuesday afternoon, they might or might not have landed an upgrade from the A's. Jane Lee:
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Kevin Kouzmanoff will report to triple-A Colorado Springs for the time being. However, he could get time in the majors down the stretch to show whether or not he's worth tendering a contract in the offseason. The 29-year-old third baseman struggled with the A's a year ago and struggled even more in 2011, but he's posted an .890 OPS with triple-A Sacramento this summer, so the Rockies might see if he can bounce back.
At his best, Kouzmanoff plays good defense and flashes legitimate home-run power. His OPS+ has dropped each year since 2007, so he's not exactly trending positively, but it's worth seeing what he can do in a hitter-friendly environment.
All the A's really get out of this is a little salary relief, as Kouzmanoff no longer factored into their plans.


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The Connecticut Post reports Rommy Rodriguez saying "Obviously, it's not true" as she left Bridgeport Superior Court Thursday after a judge reduced her bond from $10,000 to a promise to appear in court.
The 23-year-old Rodriguez was arrested at her home Thursday and charged with cruelty to animals.
Rodriguez is due back in court on Dec. 5.
Police say a necropsy determined the dog died from blunt force trauma to its head.
A neighbor told police he often heard the puppy crying after allegedly being beaten by Rodriguez and recently heard the dog's crying growing fainter as the beating went on for 20 to 30 minutes.
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Over recent years, network devices have evolved way beyond their traditional role of just 'directing traffic'. This whitepaper argues that the convergence of different technologies within the same device calls for new thinking about network management. • The introduction of new devices and advanced infrastructure has made the work of enterprise network management teams more complex • Servers, storage, operating systems and applications were the responsibility of other teams, but thanks to the converged infrastructure and new technologies, the roles of teams are blurring • Getting and keeping today's application performance systems optimally tuned calls for high levels of network, hardware, software and application skills Download whitepaper »
Mobile devices are not just another type of endpoint. Inherent features (e.g., camera, accelerometer, proximity sensor, etc.) coupled with the always-connected, readily available nature of these devices represent an opportunity for improvement in enterprise user productivity. Enterprises can begin to realize this potential by allowing use of corporate data in both custom-built and commercially available mobile apps. Mobile workflows resulting from interactions between these apps can be faster and more intuitive than those on a PC. However, the need to always retain control over corporate data should give an enterprise pause before sanctioning the widespread use of sensitive business information on mobile devices. Download whitepaper »
Face it. Modern workers are addicted to mobile devices. Not just any vanilla corporate-issued devices, but our carefully selected and personalized expressions of ourselves: iPads®, iPhones®, Androids™ and whatever-comes-next. Many of us get to use our devices in the office. According to Gartner, "IT leaders have a positive view of BYOD"1, implying that this is now a mainstream model. In supporting employee devices, companies tend to exert either very little control, or a stifling amount of control. The approach taken depends on which community has the upper hand: the employees or IT. Download whitepaper »
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