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Pointe Santo B41 in Sanibel Island
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- sleeps 6
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Beautiful gulf-view condo offers all the splendor of beach living with all the comforts from home. Relax on a screened lanai overlooking the exquisite landscaping of Pointe Santo. This two bedroom/ two-bath unit sleeps six. Enjoy expansive Gulf views from the living room, master bedroom and private rooftop sundeck. B41 offers 2 TV's, VCR, full kitchen and washer/dryer. Pointe Santo offers pool, hot tub, tennis courts, BBQ Grills and on-site children's program (for additional fee)
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With their 5-1 victory over the Texas Rangers in the American League's first-ever Wild Card Game, the Baltimore Orioles made it 75-0.
This season, the Baltimore Orioles went 74-0 in games they led after seven innings. Nothing lasts forever. But considering their history and their excellent relief pitchers, the Orioles had to figure if they could just take a lead, however small, into the eighth inning, they would be awfully hard to beat. Which they were. It wasn't easy, though. At least not until the end.
Entering their winner-take-all contest against the Rangers, though, the figures weren't on the Orioles' side. Starting for them: Bazooka Joe Saunders, who'd posted a 9.38 ERA in six starts at Rangers Ballpark, and the lefty couldn't be expected to thrive against Ron Washington's righty-heavy lineup. Starting for the Rangers: rookie sensation Yu Darvish, who pitched brilliantly in his last seven regular-season starts.
But while Saunders gave up a few hits, he kept escaping jams thanks to key strikeouts and three double plays. By the time he departed in the sixth inning in favor of reliever Darren O'Day, his O's were ahead 2-1. And they tacked on another in the seventh when Nate McLouth singled home pinch-runner Robert Andino.
It was a rough game for Josh Hamilton. In his first three at-bats, all against Saunders, he lasted only five pitches: ground-out, strikeout, ground-out. In the eighth, Showalter summoned reliever Brian Matusz to face Hamilton, with two outs and a runner on second base. Matusz, a lefty, lost his spot in the rotation in early July. But since taking a spot in the Orioles' bullpen in August, he's pitched brilliantly. And he completed Hamilton's nightmarish game, possibly his last with the Rangers, with a three-pitch strikeout. Hamilton heard boos as he doffed his batting helmet and gloves.
And in the ninth, closer Big Jim Johnson, the single biggest reason for that 74-0 mark, took the mound for Baltimore. Johnson blew a save on the 27th of July; since then, he'd given up one run while converting 21 straight save opportunities. Eventually these streaks must end. But with the Orioles scoring two insurance runs against Joe Nathan in the top of the ninth, no streaks were likely to end tonight, and they didn't.
Not quite. Johnson gave up a one-out single to Nelson Cruz and a two-out walk to Mike Napoli, and 19-year-old pinch-hitter Jurickson Profar loaded the bases with a first-pitch single into left field. But, almost inevitably, the streak continued when David Murphy lifted an easy fly ball to Nate McLouth in left, and it was over.
There was a sense in some quarters that Ron Washington and the Rangers lost the game, but it's probably more fair to say that Buck Showalter and the Orioles won it. Which is nothing new, in 2012.
Next up? Two games against the Yankees, back home in Baltimore.

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Construction this week on Tucson's Modern Streetcar will cause delays in two areas near the University of Arizona campus.
According to the Tucson Department of Transportation, the Modern Streetcar contractor will continue work on the installation of a 16-inch waterline along Speedway Boulevard, between the Warren Avenue Underpass and Martin Avenue.
Motorists, pedestrians and bicyclists should be prepared for temporary closures and restrictions along Speedway Boulevard, between Cherry and Campbell Avenues.
TDOT officials say, to avoid delays, motorists should plan to use an alternate route when possible.
The work is expected to take approximately four weeks to complete.
Meanwhile, TDOT says on Wednesday, July 25, the contractor will transport welded rail to the work area along University Boulevard between Park and Euclid Avenues. Several segments of rail will be transported.
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Timber Creek Retreat in Breckenridge
- bedrooms 6
- baths 5½
- sleeps 25
- pool no
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- pets allowed yes
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- community Blue River
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In the winter, use this magnificent mountain lodge hideaway as your base for skiing all 4 peaks a short drive away, and the magnificent runs of Vail, Keystone, Copper are less than an hour away. Or enjoy the snowboarding, cross country, snow shoeing, hiking, rock climbing, sleigh rides, snowmobiling, swimming, ice skating,tennis, racket ball, yoga, palites, basketball, workouts, concerts, art shows, antique show, ice sculptures, and skating rink.
in the summer, use this palatial chalet as you contemplate golf, hiking, running, fishing, river rafting, horses, tennis, swimming, art shows, Oktoberfest, climb six 14000 ft peaks; entertain masses of friends; or even use it for a corporate rendezvous.
THIS AMAZING PRIVATE HOME of three levels, perfectly blends cordoned off King Size suites from the KidZone of youth-filled activities, while still offering common areas for the entire group to happily congregate.
ON THE MAIN LEVEL there is a subdued-elegant living room hosting vaulted ceiling and 20 ft rock fireplace. Immediately adjacent is the spacious dining room with easy seating for over ten people, to say nothing of the breakfast table for 5 and the breakfast bar for 4 more. The kitchen serves all needs, with its spans of granite and cabinets and the mesh of all high-tech appliances that befit the finest restaurants.
The Main Level also has two large master bedrooms - with king beds, gas stoves, TV-filled armoires and access to the patio facing a quilt of pine trees. The Master Bathroom is 'to die for'. The patio will produce contentment in the 10 seating hot tub, while grilling steaks on the bar-b-q, or simply sitting and contemplating how not to go home.
THE UPPER LEVEL is just for two activites. The KidZone is a "wow!" surprise. Unofficially designated as "adults by invitiation only", it houses TV, DVD, foose ball, game-cube, basketball hoop, hang-out space and plenty of bunk beds, trundles and puzzle beds with pillows for 12. It even has its own private bathroom. The door under the "KidZone" sign, separates the study-atmosphere of business needs: email checking, Googling, copying, faxing; or just quiet reading or snoozing.
THE LOWER LEVEL has more King size suites and bathrooms. And, it has THE GREAT ROOM: Oversized TV, full-sized pool table, fireplace, pub table, wet bar, and plenty of space to sit or dance.
TVs Eight
Bedrooms Six
Sleeps Twenty-eight
Bathrooms Five
Patios Two
Garage Three car garage, electric doors.
Location Blue River - eight minutes from Main Street.
Bedroom # 1 King Bed 2
Bedroom # 2 King Bed 2
Bedroom # 3 King Bed 2
Bedroom # 4 King Bed 2
Bedroom # 5 King Bed 2
Library Loft 2
KidZone 16
This property can accommodate a maximum of 18 adults, or 28 total with children. The minimum age limit to rent 25. Guests under the age of 25 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian at all times.
This property can accommodate a maximum of 6 vehicles.
4x4 is MANDATORY during any date that snow may occur.
Minimum night stay requirements do apply, and for dates that allow less than a 5 night minimum stay there is a cleaning fee of $400.00 + tax that will be applied to your rental.
The refundable damage deposit is $1000.00 and will be collected in advance.
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$700 3/22/2014 - 4/4/2014 Spring Break 2
$550 4/5/2014 - 4/20/2014 Late Ski
$500 4/21/2014 - 6/7/2014 Spring
$750 6/8/2014 - 9/5/2014 Summer
$500 9/6/2014 - 10/30/2014 Fall
$500 10/31/2014 - 11/24/2014 Early Ski
$750 11/25/2014 - 11/29/2014 Thanksgiving
$650 11/30/2014 - 12/19/2014 Regular Ski
$1,500 12/20/2014 - 12/26/2014 Christmas
$1,900 12/27/2014 - 1/2/2015 New Years
$700 1/3/2015 - 1/30/2015 Regular Ski
$800 1/31/2015 - 2/11/2015 Prime Ski
$850 2/12/2015 - 2/16/2015 President's Weekend
$800 2/17/2015 - 3/6/2015 Prime Ski
$900 3/7/2015 - 3/20/2015 Spring Break
$750 3/21/2015 - 4/3/2015 Spring Break 2
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This property can accommodate a maximum of 18 adults, or 28 total with children. The minimum age limit to rent 25. Guests under the age of 25 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian at all times.
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This spring saw the revival of the well-loved musical Pippin, which opened on Broadway after an acclaimed run at the American Repertory Theater in Cambridge, MA. The production, which has received 10 Tony Award nominations, was directed by Diane Paulus, who brought a fresh take on the story by setting it in the world of the circus. She led a creative team that included scenic designer Scott Pask, lighting designer Kenneth Posner, sound designers Jonathan Deans and Garth Helm, costume designer Dominique Lemieux, choreographer Chet Walker, and circus creations by Gypsy Snider.
While the show over the years has been done by nearly ever high school in America, it has not been produced on Broadway since it's original run in the early 70s. Pippin, with its well-known score, tells the story of a young prince who takes a journey to find meaning and significance in his life. Paulus' circus concept and collaboration with Snider and Walker, who pays homage to Fosse's original signature choreography for the show, himself a dancer in that original production, gave creative inspiration to the entire design team. We caught up with Pask about the environment he created for this beloved revival.
Live Design: Talk about the development of the set and how it supports Paulus' concept for this ambitious production.
Scott Pask: The important thing was that we never set out to actually even create a big top; it was more of developing the circus concept and how it sort of liberates the musical for us. I just began to design environments. It is natural, in thinking about it, that it would want to be something that was portable--something that could be put up and taken down. So it would have it roots historically, whether it's in America as traveling medicine shows, in medieval passion plays, pageantry, troubadours, and the traveling circuses of the early 20th century; they all are there.
We wanted to hold onto some of those ideas. I think the idea of having some fabric, like an old tent, and then embellishing it with this kind of odd galaxy of stars that looks like it was conceived in the early 20th century, hand-painted. There is a sort of handcrafted nature to it. It all spoke to the idea of this having a life before it, and it has been traveling around--that this tent had been patched, that panels had been replaced. It has this patina or age to it, so when it's pitched up wherever we are, firstly in Cambridge and then here, that it looks like it's been moving around awhile. It supports Diane's concept of the show as this circus. It's a noir circus--a much more surreal application of that word--and then infuse that with Chet Walkers' choreography and Gypsy Snider's incredible circus techniques and displays, and you have this incredible, "What's next?" That's ultimately what is so important—what's next?
Incorporating The Circus And Performance Troupe
LD: Talk about how your scenic design incorporates the circus and the performance troupe.
Pask: An important part of the set is based on the traditional entrance chutes of the circus. It's a pavilion of sorts, where, at the top of the circus, parades would originate, acts would originate. The circus band could potentially be up there. That's how the ringmaster enters the ring for the first time. We transformed it into a magic box that's constantly erupting with something else. Now with people: here it's a trick that's coming out of it; next it's furniture coming out. All of a sudden, it becomes contextual where it's the home for Pippin in Act II, where he finds a respite and retreat from the kind of chaos that he had been going through in Act I or the center throne emerges from it; it's a magic box.
All these scenic pieces work together to support that idea of us seducing you into the 'join us' part of that song; and that means everything to us as a team. The idea of running off to join the circus is such an important part of this production. I think that even in the end how our young actor is drawn back onstage, kind of looking around the stage in his wonderment; it really pushes that point to a place where it's almost visceral. He really didn't want to leave and he wants to be a part of it while it's supporting the story at the same time. So Theo is hanging in the air with a smile spinning around in this mischievousness with the company all around him. From start to finish, that circus convention is so amazing.
LD: Talk about your work with the circus company on development of your ideas as well as dealing with their practical needs.
Pask: It was such a close collaboration, and it was a very supportive one. When we talked about certain numbers—Gypsy is very creative—she and Diane working together are kind of brilliant, and they really supported what the shows' needs were, brainstorming ideas with us. Then we put those ideas to the riggers, asking, "Can we do this? What can we not do? And how can I make that finish look like this?" It was a lot of back and forth with everyone and was very collaborative.
Much of the circus content on the show is ground-based. We worked a lot with them making sure that they have what they need for safety and then how it fits into the context of the show. "If this number is a ring number, what is the world he is walking into? This sort of lush place that we are escaping to after war and glory, what is that in the circus world?" It became a world of hoops and pageant banners. The hoop number becomes another part of that and then the ball number in "No Time at All." The acrobatic troupe is there to sort of bring us the whimsy and playfulness of the countryside.
Taking Pippin To The Music Box
LD: Tell us about bringing the show to the Music Box Theatre?
Pask: The Music Box is a much smaller space than we were dealing with at ART, but the benefit of it was that the audience would be that much closer; the tent would be that much more encompassing. Here we had the opportunity to kind of wrap our vocabulary around the audience and use the front of the stage and the balcony boxes and even the mezzanine to bring our vocabulary of the time-worn circus, the patinas into the house.
I always knew that I was going to be very excited about how, in the end, it worked here. In Boston, the reveal was sort of landscape, but in New York, the audience relationship to the stage is different. At ART, where you are looking down on the stage, here you're really looking up. So, for that to be really impressive, the tent had to rise up at the end as far as it possibly could. We did reconceive the rigging system for New York so that the tent could fully reach the potential of nearly being out of sight when it's struck at the end of the show. In doing that, it revealed all of the props, and the scenery held in stasis, and you saw the backstage world, which became another point of intrigue. It was a melding of the theatre and the temporariness of this play being put on inside of it. I just love how that relationship is balanced here.
I think the idea of scenery and the temporariness of it is something that we deal with all the time. As designers, we are creating these images that are sometimes fleeting, but we are seeking to create moments that are memorable. We are doing that in a number of ways through the facility of our tricks of the trade but also just the materials themselves. The thing that was inspiring to me about this was really using materials that, by their very nature, are compact and meant to be packed away--the idea that the whole tent could really fold up and be packed into a box, but yet it provided a kind of vast environment for the players. Working with some of those things and those ideas was exciting for me to play with and explore while thinking about always supporting the concept. I do love those moments when you kind of half create an environment, and some of the answers start to come quickly, in a way revealing themselves because, in this world we are creating, it could only be this or work this way. I enjoy that, sort of setting the rules, find the rules for this arena.
LD: What were some elements for this show that you are particularly pleased with?
Pask: I love the strength of the conceptual base for the show. Scenically, I love the vocabulary when we get to the hearth, all the graphic qualities of the three dimensional objects—the bed and the fireplace. That was a fun thing for me to explore and discover—Theo's world and their home. It finds itself peppered throughout: the banners of Charlemagne's throne room and the idea of this old engraved etchings that can speak to another era and are infused with this vocabulary. That in some situations might be in Catherine's home; then in the circus, you can bring out these real elements—that let you relate to them as an audience member. In the circus, you can make outrageous and amplify the use of them. I think that was a lot of fun to explore.
More than anything, I am pleased with the environment itself and really playing with the overall impact of the shape of that space. The thing that people don't really notice is that the perspective is incredibly severe. It swoops way up in order to create the impression of that shape and just the idea of looking up into the top of that tent. It has a much more embracing form than it would be if you had just done it kind of straight all the way across. That is one of those tricks that I think it is hard for people to even recognize. For me, achieving that subtly of that impression, creating something visceral, is always a thrill for me. It is the height and even the perspective of all the panels and the curve.
Making The Tent
LD: Did you refabricate the tent for New York?
Pask: For Cambridge, Rachel Keebler from Cobalt Studios painted the canopy of the tent and it was beautiful, but here in New York I wanted to add some additional detail, and PRG did all of that. They painted the lower tent with the harlequin pattern, so that there was a lot more movement, and it ties into the intermission curtain, which is also new here. That was all developed working with PRG, who built the scenery, and they did all the scenic fabrications. The painters there are amazing; it was Joe Forbes and his team working on it all and bringing that world all together. They were another important part of the overall collaboration; I have worked with both PRG and Joe Forbes' Scenic Arts Studios a lot.
LD: Any final thoughts?
Pask: The thing that is always exciting to me is when you really create a world and when the collaboration all really comes together. It is amazing to be working with someone as brilliant as Ken Posner, whose work is beyond spectacular; as brilliant as Diane Paulus—we just marked our 15th year of collaboration. I just find that her rigor, conceptual clarity, and brilliance are always inspiring to me, and I think she inspires that in her team. I think that Gypsy Snider is also an incredible collaborator as is Chet Walker; Dominique Lemieux's clothes--one costume is more amazing then the next. All of these people who work so hard in their departments and then it all comes together. Even up to the end, when we were sitting together watching and saying, "Let's tweak that or this," and we are all nodding. When you are all in concert like that, it is thrilling to work in theatre. The amazing creativity of everybody is really, really inspiring to me as an artist. To me, it is so exciting when you create something that is now sort of seared into the minds of the people that are seeing it, and there are so many of those moments in this show, things that are so unforgettable.
Pippin Scenic Personnel and Vendors
Diane Paulus, Director
Chet Walker, Choreography in the style of Bob Fosse
Gypsy Snider, Circus Creation
Scott Pask, Scenic Design
Jeff Hinchee, Scenic Associate
Edward Pierce, Design Supervisor
Jake Bell, Production Supervisor
Paul Kieve, Illusions
Chic Silber, Fire Effects
PRG, LLC, Scenic Fabrications and Scene Painting
ZFX, Inc., Flying Effects


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LAKE PLACID — David R. Yarosis, 25, of Lake Placid was arrested at 3:20 p.m. Thursday following the investigation of a break-in at the North Woods Inn on Main Street.
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(Colorado Springs, Colo.) – USA Fencing's president, Donald Anthony Jr. (Columbus, Ohio) was elected to the executive committee of the FIE, the international governing body for the sport of fencing, on Saturday.
Anthony earned one of 15 positions on the executive committee that were voted on by 137 delegates during the FIE Electoral Congress in Moscow, Russia.
Four of USA Fencing's candidates for positions on committees and commissions also were elected, including:
In addition, the FIE Executive Committee also selected all four of USA Fencing's nominations for four panels and councils, including:
"I want to congratulate the team that attended the FIE Electoral Congress in Moscow on the way we worked together to represent USA Fencing and achieve our significant results. USA Fencing is in an excellent position to work with the FIE for the growth and development of our sport," Anthony said. "It was a team effort and I want to thank everyone contributed to the work leading up to and during the Congress."
Also during the Electoral Congress, Alisher Usmanov (RUS) was elected to another four-year term as president of the FIE.
"I want to thank the Russian Federation for their hospitality and for hosting an excellent Congress and also congratulates to Mr. Usmanov for his reelection as President and all of candidates elected to lead the FIE for the next four years," Anthony said.
Anthony's term on the executive committee will last through 2016. The complete list of executive committee members are as follows:
2012-2016 FIE Executive Committee
Donald Anthony Jr. (USA)
Erika Aze (LAT)
Jacek Bierkowski (POL)
Tamer El Araby (EGY)
Max W. F. Geuter (GER)
Velichka Hristeva (BUL)
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Novak Perovic (RSA)
Oleg Peskov (KAZ)
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The WHO has commissioned a second study, to be published sometime in the next few months, looking at sugars and tooth decay and will consider both analyses in its updated recommendation, Nishida said.
"Reducing the amount of sugar consumed in drinks deserves special attention because of the strength of the evidence and the ease with which excessive sugar is consumed in this form," said Walter Willett, a professor at the Harvard School of Public Health, and David Ludwig, a professor at the Boston Children's Hospital, in an editorial accompanying the study. "But questions remain. What is a desirable limit?"
In September, New York City's Board of Health approved Mayor Michael Bloomberg's plan to restrict sales of sugary soft drinks to no more than 16 ounces (450 grams) a cup. They rejected arguments from Coca-Cola Co., PepsiCo Inc. and restaurant companies whose coalition says the issue is about consumers' freedom to choose. The mayor is founder and majority owner of Bloomberg News parent Bloomberg LP.
Recent efforts to tax soft drinks have foundered in at least 30 U.S. states. The federal government rejected an attempt in 2011 to bar purchases of sugared drinks with food stamps.
In Europe, a sugar tax in Denmark was abandoned in November after a fat tax was criticized for raising prices and droving consumers to shop in neighboring countries like Germany.
Soft-drink makers say their products contribute 7 percent of calories to the average daily diet in the U.S. and 3 percent in Europe, too little to be the cause of obesity.
Weight gain can be slowed by paying attention to the amount of calories consumed and burned through exercise, the American Beverage Association has said. Soda makers have offered smaller packages, labeled products with clearer calorie counts and agreed to stop selling sugary drinks in most schools.


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Free bus travel for young jobless rejected by Oxfordshire councillors (From Witney Gazette)
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Free bus travel for young jobless rejected by Oxfordshire councillors
10:10am Wednesday 12th December 2012 in News
AN idea to give jobless 18 to 24-year-olds free public transport was thrown out by councillors yesterday.
In a motion tabled at yesterday's full county council meeting, Lib Dem leader Zoe Patrick asked the chief executive and cabinet to look at whether the concessionary travel scheme could include 18 to 24-year-olds who get Job Seekers' Allowance.
She said: "The reason I have brought this motion to council is for the purpose of doing our best for our young people."
Mrs Patrick said young people in rural areas often had to pay a large amount of money to get into town centres, and this hindered their chances of getting a job or getting to the job centre.
But cabinet member for transport Rodney Rose said the proposals would cost money the council could ill afford to spend.
He said: "In an era of cuts to things we all value I cannot support this motion."
But Labour group leader Liz Brighouse said she found it "extraordinary" to hear the motion when Lib Dems in Government had supported the scrapping of the Educational Maintenance Allowance.
She said: "I've heard of people using fig leaves to cover their policies but this is one fig leaf too far.
"It is your Government which has stopped EMA, your Government which has pushed up young unemployment to completely unacceptable levels."
The motion failed, with all Tories voting against.
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Seriously. Vote these cretins out.
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Wanchai says...
Unfortunately leaders seem unwilling to level with people about the real state we're in. Yes the banks were a big part of this but it doesn't get Brown's government off the hook.
11:40am Wed 12 Dec 12
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By the way, how is this proposal even a thing worth talking about when all 3-month unemployed on JSA are likely to get free bus travel as a result of central government negotiations directly with the bus companies, as announced yesterday I think by Oxford Bus Company for this area?
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Big Unit throws flat-ground session, ready for game action
MESA, Ariz. -- Randy Johnson will make his Cactus League debut Monday at Hi Corbett Field in Tucson, the Diamondbacks announced Saturday morning.
The news came shortly after Johnson threw a flat-ground side session at the Cubs' complex at HoHoKam Park. Johnson has been working his way back from surgery to repair a herniated disk in his back in August.
Johnson mixed in a few sliders and changeups during his side session, which was designed more to "get the kinks out" than as a serious physical test, and manager Bob Melvin said Johnson has proven himself ready for game action.
"This is exactly where we kind of had it mapped out to," Melvin said. "We're right on schedule."
Johnson, 44, was 4-3 with a 3.81 ERA in 10 starts last season, his first since returning to the Diamondbacks.
Melvin said he doesn't know how long Johnson's outing will be Monday, but the club is looking forward to getting Johnson into game action.
"Sure, I think everybody is, him more than anybody else," Melvin said.
Mark Thoma is a contributor to MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Reviews by silverking:
3.25/5 rDev +17.3%
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North Carolina
3.1/5 rDev +11.9%
Bought it for the wife and decided to have one of the six,pours a clear straw color with a decent head,the aroma is very iron-like with some grainy notes.The taste is crisp and very clean with a light malty biscuit flavor to it,very clean beer.Hey this is one of the better "light" bers out there not real good but would have at a family gathering over AB products any time.
12-06-2003 20:01:59 | More by oberon
3/5 rDev +8.3%
08-03-2012 02:03:37 | More by TheAdamConners
3/5 rDev +8.3%
03-30-2014 17:12:46 | More by Jpinoniemi
2.75/5 rDev -0.7%
07-16-2013 13:07:37 | More by TTripp725
New York
3.25/5 rDev +17.3%
04-19-2013 00:04:30 | More by generallee
3/5 rDev +8.3%
12-05-2013 19:58:23 | More by Mugenlude
2.9/5 rDev +4.7%
Discovered amongst the cans of Yuengling at the in-laws' house this weekend. What the hell.....it's something different.
Poured a crystal clear bright yellow with a fairly fizzy white head that lasted for an adequate time on the surface. No lacing. Very tough to pick out any aroma (note the strange looks from the wife's relatives while I smell my beer...). What small amount of aroma I could get was mostly a raw, grainy smell. Taste was better than expected. Very clean and crisp. Flavor is on the subdued side, with only a slightly hoppy bitterness kicking in at the end. Mouthfeel is tolerable for a light beer. Drinkability is average, too. Not a bad offering from Yuengling.
06-15-2003 19:49:09 | More by OldFrothingSlosh
2/5 rDev -27.8%
08-21-2013 23:10:36 | More by dankjohn
2.58/5 rDev -6.9%
12oz can poured into a pint glass.
Pours a very light yellow and it's very clear with a fluffy one finger white head.
Taste is Very plain and bland. It's not bad and a bit sweet but it's really plain and Nondescript. It has light and smooth mouthfeel and it's pretty damn easy to drink esp with such a low abv
02-05-2010 03:22:23 | More by kingcrowing
New York
3/5 rDev +8.3%
11-15-2011 19:06:34 | More by mjtiernan
New York
3/5 rDev +8.3%
08-10-2013 21:25:54 | More by ChaseBacon
West Virginia
2.5/5 rDev -9.7%
05-16-2013 09:44:58 | More by williamjbauer
West Virginia
3.7/5 rDev +33.6%
Compared to most light lagers this one drinks like a dream, a really great tasting light drinking beer. It's a lawnmower beer that you don't have to think about it's for hydrating and satisfying the beer craving. Appears a pale golden color with a light fizzy white head forms ample scattered lacing. Aroma has a light cereal note semi sweet with a touch of grassy hops in the background. Clean tasting flavor from front to back with a wimsy light malt biscuit background and a touch of grassy hops, I drank a good bit of this at my father in law's 50th birthday last year. It was hot outside and it just kept going down so smooth. Mouthfeel is light bodied carbonation a little too much pretty unnatural, crisp overall mouthfeel no metallic harshness. Drinkability is up there with the most drinkable brews in number, not that this one will fill your tastebuds with satisfaction as a starter beer these would make great training wheels.
03-29-2010 20:21:51 | More by WVbeergeek
4/5 rDev +44.4%
06-19-2014 15:39:27 | More by j_hollings13
2.75/5 rDev -0.7%
12-18-2012 01:32:07 | More by stereosforgeeks
2.75/5 rDev -0.7%
07-15-2012 01:13:53 | More by RDW
North Carolina
2.75/5 rDev -0.7%
06-21-2013 16:04:11 | More by SMKilp
3.75/5 rDev +35.4%
05-19-2012 03:29:53 | More by ksiazewski
West Virginia
2.5/5 rDev -9.7%
05-27-2013 14:48:53 | More by drinking12many
2.7/5 rDev -2.5%
A crystal-clear, light-straw colored body is topped by a decent sized head of creamy bright white foam. The retention is limited and it drops in size rather quickly; but surprisingly leaves some nice lace as it goes. The nose offers very little more than a generic "beer" character. The body is light and crisp on the tongue. Not unlike the aroma, the flavor offers very little. There's a delicate touch of malt and a backing bitterness, but nothing really stands out. It finishes as short and dry as it begins. It's not a bad light beer in comparison to many others, however, as it's clean and straightforward without any "odd" notes to it. It's simply watered down Yuengling Premium and that's fine. But for the 10 or so calories, I'd rather have the extra flavor in the standard version.
06-17-2003 13:07:32 | More by NeroFiddled
South Carolina
1.5/5 rDev -45.8%
12-07-2012 15:07:32 | More by Damian74Shensky
2/5 rDev -27.8%
08-09-2014 12:52:40 | More by Mpenders
New Jersey
2.75/5 rDev -0.7%
08-23-2012 06:46:36 | More by StevenH
3.08/5 rDev +11.2%
Got this one from WoodyChandler...
Pours a very fizzy straw color with 4+ fingers of pearl colored head. Below average head retention & even less lacing
S: Sweet bread, some grassyness
T: Slight soapyness, sweetness & light metallic hops up front. Cornyness, slight grassy hops & water as this warms, plus some dryness. Finishes fairly dry & grassy, somewhat crisp as well
MF: Light body, fairly firm carbonation, thins out a bit once warm
Drinks alright, nothing to get excited about, but nothing too nasty either. I could do 1 or 2 on a Summer's day if pressed...
08-17-2010 02:40:48 | More by russpowell
Yuengling Light Beer from Yuengling Brewery
66 out of 100 based on 269 ratings.


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By JOHN KLINE
GOSHEN — Immigration reform was a hot topic in Goshen Saturday afternoon.
A healthy crowd packed the downstairs conference room at the Goshen Public Library from 2 to 3:30 p.m. Saturday to take part in a special town hall meeting on immigration reform sponsored by the Northern Indiana Community Coalition for Immigration Reform.
According to Jeremy Bernstein, one of several organizers for the event, the purpose of Saturday's forum was to educate citizens on the most important aspects of the comprehensive immigration reform bill recently passed by the U.S. Senate and to call on Congresswoman Jackie Walorski, U.S. Representative for Indiana's 2nd congressional district, to support similar legislation in the U.S. House of Representatives.
"I just feel like immigration reform is a really important issue," Bernstein said of his reasons for hosting the town hall meeting. "Goshen has a growing Latino community, and I think it's important to protect all of our citizens and all of our workers, and create a system where people are out of the shadows and have a fair and just system. I feel like that's what the Senate Immigration Bill did, and I want to push Jackie Walorski to support a similar bill in the House."
As part of that goal, the coalition invited Ryan Clem, district director for Walorski, to attend Saturday's event with the goal of providing him with questions and concerns from the local public regarding immigration reform that he could then take back to Walorski for her review.
"Everything I'm hearing from area citizens is that they really want this," Bernstein said of the bill. "They were really encouraged by (Indiana senator) Joe Donnelly's vote for the bill in the Senate, and now the key is to get Jackie Walorski, and I'm encouraged that she's listening. She hasn't said she's going to vote either way yet, but as long as she's listening, that's a good sign."
Among the first speakers to take the podium Saturday was local immigration attorney Felipe Merino. During his talk, Merino provided attendees with a brief breakdown of some of the more pressing and important aspects included within the Senate Immigration Bill, more formally known as Senate Bill 744, or the Border Security, Economic Opportunity, and Immigration Modernization Act.
Topics touched on by Merino during his talk included border security, immigrant visas, interior enforcement and new opportunities for immigrant youth.
"Nothing was negotiated without border security being at the forefront," Merino said of the bill. "As a matter of fact, a huge border security amendment was added onto the Senate bill in order to be able to obtain the number of votes that it did obtain in the Senate."
In discussing the border security amendment, Merino noted that the bill, if passed by Congress, would require a southern border security strategy which includes 700 miles of new fencing along the U.S. southern border, deployment of an additional 38,000 border patrol agents, and mandatory use of the E-Verify system by any business with more than 50 employees.
In discussing changes to the visa process, Merino noted one very important change that would place immigrants who have been waiting 20 to 30 years to get a visa at the front of the line when new visas are dolled out.
"This says within seven years those people will have their number come up," Merino said, "and get the first crack at residency."
Merino also touched on the potential expansion of what is known as the Dream Act, which would allow youth, who were brought to this country by their parents at a young age and who have made the best of their situation, the ability to obtain a quicker path to citizenship.
"These are the kids that have grown up in the schools with our children," Merino said. "These are the kids that pledge allegiance to our flag. These are the kids that live right next to us."
Among the other speakers providing insights into the Immigration Bill Saturday were local Dream Initiative speaker and Elkhart student Erwin Zacarias, who spoke on his own experiences as an undocumented immigrant in the United States.
Goshen City Council member and local businessman Edward Ahlersmeyer also spoke briefly on his experiences working with undocumented workers in the RV industry and how the current system for dealing with undocumented immigrants in business is broken and needs to be overhauled.
Closing out the speakers Saturday was Goshen Mayor Allan Kauffman, who spoke on what the effects of a lack of progress on immigration can do to small cities, including Goshen. Topics touched on by Kauffman included: potential exploitation of undocumented residents by landlords, fear of reporting crimes to the police due to undocumented status, exploitation of undocumented workers by employers and damage to city coffers due to uncollected taxes.
"These things just pile up in a community, and the federal government needs to fix this," Kauffman said. "As a local community, I suppose we could take a really hard line, and be as unwelcoming as we can possibly be, but that's not humane. So we want Jackie and the rest of the Congress to get together and figure this out, because until we do ... we will never resolve all the issues we have. But I'm hopeful. One side of Congress passed it, and now if the other side does it, maybe we can get something done."


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SOHH Whatcha Think: Hide Ya Kids And Ya Wife, T.I. Remixin' Everybody: 3 Hot Songs TIP Assaults & Batters [Click Here & Speak]
Monday, Nov 14, 2011 11:05AM
If T.I. gets locked up again, it'll be for his musical killing spree. Ever since he stepped outta the joint, TIP has been killin' any and every tracks he can get his hands on. Many of the tracks aren't even official remixes, but hey, good music is good music.
[Editor's Note: The views expressed in this column do not necessarily reflect those of SOHH]
While its obvious the Georgia MC loves to rap and is making up for lost time, dare I say his recent time behind bars have brought out a hunger in him that hasn't been seen in years? I mean d*mn, just check out some of the tracks he's ran through:
T.I. - She Will (Remix) with Lil Wayne & Drake
Maybe she won't. But then again, maybe she will. I'm guessing if you get her behind closed doors with a high profile rapper, not ony will she, she'll do it for the crew as well. This Weezy and Drizzy duet [pause] was given a breath of fresh air after T.I.P tore through the intro.
T.I. - N*ggas In Paris (Remix) with Jay-Z & Kanye West
It's very likely that the terms of T.I.'s release from prison indicate that he not allowed to leave the country (which technically, makes him a n*gga not allowed to be in Paris), but that doesn't mean the brother can't dream. Yeezy and The Big Homie bodied the original, then T.I. came through and buried it deeper.
Meek Mill - Ima Boss (Remix) ft T.I., Rick Ross, Lil Wayne & Birdman
Look I be ridin' through my old hood, but I'm in my new whip. Same old attitude, T.I. on the remix. This is one of those joints that make you wanna slap a n*gga with a handful of money, so it's only right TIP hopped on the official remix and made magic. Even Baby hopped on this joint and if you listen closely enough, you can hear his hands joining together to perform his distinct Birdman hand rub. Belee dat, playboi.
Georgia's finest is back and ready to kick up dust as he preps his next disc, our question to you is this, are these features helping T.I. take over the game, or is he over saturating the market with his gorilla-pimp style remixes?
Ayo T.I.: Here's another song for you to spit on, a snippet from a bonus track called "Hate Sleeping Alone" from Drake's upcoming album Take Care, officially in stores tomorrow:


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Join us on Saturday, December 8: Advent Retreat with Bill Huebsch
Join Bill Huebsch, religious educator and author of Dreams & Visions: Pastoral Planning for Lifelong Faith Formation and Growing Up Catholic, for this day-long experience of renewal.
One of the most enduring contributions of the Second Vatican Council has been a renewed focus on the Universal Call to Holiness. In this 50th Anniversary year, it seems fitting to let this set the agenda for our Advent Retreat.
The pathway to holiness, we're told in the Council documents, passes through the paschal mystery - Christ's experience of that as well as our own. While dying to self may seem like more of a Lenten theme than an Advent one, spending Advent with an eye on Easter is actually a very Catholic thing to do. Between the cradle and cross, the amazing mystery of what it means to die and rise with Christ unfolds with tremendous power. In these modern times, dying has gone out of fashion in many places, but it remains the only real pathway to happiness.
During this retreat, we will consider these mysteries and prepare for deeper intimacy with Christ on the Feast of Christmas.
The retreat will be in Lewis Towers, Regents Hall, 16th Floor, 111 E. Pearson Street, Chicago, Illinois 60611 and will run from 9:00AM-4:00PM.
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TICONDEROGA — James Morgan Frazier, 68, of Ticonderoga, passed away suddenly on Saturday, Feb. 9, 2013 at the Moses-Ludington Hospital of Ticonderoga. Born in Ticonderoga, Feb. 14, 1944, he was the son of the late Morgan Phillip and Marjorie Effadean (Treadway) Frazier.
Mr. Frazier was a lifelong resident of Ticonderoga. He was the owner and operator of the Hideout Bar and Restaurant of Chilson for many years.
He was a graduate of Ticonderoga High School and a member of the school's Sports Hall of Fame. He was also a graduate of the State University of New York at Cortland.
Jim was a member of the Benevolent & Protective Order of Elks # 1494, the Fraternal Order of Eagles and the Sons of the American Legion Post # 224, all of Ticonderoga.
Survivors include his wife, Stephanie (Trybendis) Frazier; two sisters, Claire (Robert) Bartlett of Ticonderoga, and Deborah Spicer of Rutland, Vt.; one brother, William (Candee) Frazier of Ticonderoga; and his sister-in-law, Tootie Mends of Witherbee. He is also survived by his nieces and nephews, Shaundra Bartlett of Saratoga, Cameron Alberalli of Rutland, Vt., Zachary Alberalli of Burlington, Vt, Morgan Frazier of Ticonderoga, David Frazier of Georgia, and Nicole Mends of Colorado Springs.
A Graveside Service will take place in the Spring at the family plot of the Chilson Community Cemetery of Ticonderoga.
Arangements are under the direction of the Wilcox & Regan Funeral Home of Ticonderoga.


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In the co-main event at UFC 163: Aldo vs. Korean Zombie, Light Heavyweights meet as Lyoto Machida (19-3 MMA; 11-3 UFC) takes on Phil Davis (11-1(1) MMA; 7-1(1) UFC). The official UFC rankings currently have Machida as the #1 contender at Light Heavyweight, with Davis a few spots below at #7. The UFC 163 PPV airs live from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil this Saturday, August 3, on PPV with the main card starting at 10 p.m. ET / 7 p.m. PT.
This fight feels like a real must-win for both men, which is weird considering that both are just barely outside title contention. A win here could make either man next in line for Jon Jones - a loss will send one way back in line. This is your classic striker vs. grappler battle, as Machida's karate goes up against Davis's wrestling. Whichever man can dictate where the fight takes place will be the man to take the win.
How do these two stack up?
Machida: 35 years old | 6'1" | 74" reach
Davis: 28 years old | 6'2" | 79" reach
What have these two done recently?
Machida: W - Dan Henderson (SD) | W - Ryan Bader (KO) | L - Jon Jones (Sub)
Davis: W - Vinny Magalhaes (UD) | W - Wagner Prado (Sub) | NC - Wagner Prado
How did these two get here?
Lyoto "The Dragon" Machida is a former UFC Light Heavyweight champion, but that brief 2009 run feels like ancient history by now. After a rough patch where he went 1-3, he's now riding a 2 fight win streak and coming off the defeat of Dan Henderson. With Machida, you always know exactly what you're going to get - elusive, high level striking that frustrates opponents while taking them out of their game. Only a select few have been able to solve the Machida puzzle - will Phil Davis add his name to that elite list?
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"Mr. Wonderful" Phil Davis is a skilled wrestler and grappler, and he's used that wrestling to great effect in the UFC. After starting his career 9-0, he lost to Rashad Evans, and has been somewhat stalled out ever since, wasting his time in a pair of fights with Wagner Prado, then scoring a solid win in April over Vinny Magalhaes. Davis once had his name held up alongside the likes of Jones and Gustafsson as the next generation of Light Heavyweights - if he wants to reach that level again, he needs a win here.
Why should you care?
I'm a striking guy, and so Lyoto is a must watch fighter for me. I am always eager to see what he makes happen out there, and this fight is no exception.
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Buffalo Bills wide receiver Stevie Johnson was able to practice on a limited basis late in the week and has a "decent chance" to play against the Miami Dolphins on Sunday, head coach Chan Gailey said on Friday.
Johnson is officially listed as "Questionable" with his left shoulder injury and should be regarded as being a game-time decision.
Johnson has a team-high 44 receptions for 531 yards and four touchdowns on the season, but had just two receptions for eight yards before exiting last Sunday's 44-7 loss to the Dallas Cowboys in the fourth quarter. If Johnson is unable to play against the Dolphins, whose defense ranks 25th against the pass, second-year receiver David Nelson would start opposite Donald Jones.
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UPDATED: Maxine Peake receives award from Bolton Socialist Club
Updated 11:18am Monday 13th January 2014 in News By Melanie Wallwork, Entertainment reporter
STAGE and screen star Maxine Peake paid tribute to her late step-grandfather and hailed an award for her contribution to socialism as "more than a Bafta".
The 39-year-old was guest of honour at Bolton Socialist Club, Wood Street, in the town centre, on Friday to collect the inaugural award for Outstanding Contribution to Socialism.
Chris Chilton, the club's membership secretary, said it recognises how Maxine has voiced her opposition to the Government's austerity programme and its "crippling impact on thousands of ordinary people" through her work.
The former Westhoughton High School pupil said she was inspired by her step-grandfather, Jim Taylor, who used to attend the club and died at the age of 85 last year.
She added: "I'm really indebted to him. I wouldn't be doing what I'm doing if it wasn't for socialism.
"It opened everything up — music, the arts, I'm really grateful. He was a socialist right through to the end. He never stopped talking about it. He did not give up, he didn't become bitter.
"He used to say to me, I was born in the biggest depression and I'm going to die in the biggest depression.
"It broke my heart that he never saw socialism in this country in his lifetime because that's what he'd fought for."
Maxine gave a reading from the Masque of Anarchy, which she performed in full at the Manchester International Festival over the summer.
It was written by the poet Percy Bysshe Shelley following the Peterloo Massacre in 1819, when campaigners for democracy were charged by cavalry, resulting in the deaths of 19 civilians. The Silk and Shameless actress told the group: "I'm really honoured. I'm going to get really emotional now.
"I had a fantastic mentor in my grandad. It's just part of my upbringing and part of me. This is more than a Bafta, I can't believe it."
Maxine, who was given honorary life membership of the group, told how she first became aware of politics aged nine, because of the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament and the miners' strike.
Last year, she wrote and performed in a Radio 4 play about the occupation of Parkside Colliery, by women led by Anne Scargill in 1994, and she also appeared on The Culture Show where she was seen exploring her socialist roots.
She added: "I don't feel I put my neck that much over the line. I say what I feel.
"I've been told, maybe it would be easier to keep your mouth shut. I don't know how you can do that when you feel so passionately about some-thing. Sometimes I wish I could be a bit braver."
Songs were performed by Bolton Clarion Choir, Paul Blackburn and Nat Clare and the evening also raised more than £300 for the Gaza Women's Education Fund.
Mr Chilton said: "We are delighted the evening has gone down so well. We just want to continue main-streaming these ideas that have been in the margins for so long."
Audience member Charles Jepson said: "Maxine Peake says what many people think. There is hope but we have to fight to get it. She's an inspiration."
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Taki1940 wrote:That wasn't socialism - it was totalitarianism.
Will our Maxine do something about the miner murdered by striking miners in South Wales, or something about Scargill's shameless manipulation of NUM procedures to flout democracy or anything about the upcoming murder of Kirov by Stalin which was the prelude for the Great Terror, one of socialism's greatest successes?
Socialism is by definition a caring philosophy - the clue is in the word "social" as opposed to anti-social.
This is a so-called Christian Country - it must be, because Cameron said so.
Britain frequently behaves in an un-Christian way- but that doesn't mean to say that Christians are bad people.
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In reality, you probably have a better chance of getting struck by lightning than seeing these animals on a trip to this area. I would plan my visit for other reasons, like the remoteness and the scenery. The possibility of seeing caribou, although remote, does exist as a bonus to exploring this beautiful area.
Seariously, if viewing and observing caribou is a serious goal, drive the Alaska highway through northern B.C. and into the Yukon, go to Denali NP, or drive another remote northern road like the Dalton Highway.
Good article except it's in Washington, not Idaho.
This hike\drive to the high country is well worth the trip. The road up to the old lookout tower is nearly a jeep trail but SUV's amd Pick-ups should make it if there is no snow.
Great hunting and berry picking too.


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Recruits are beginning to react to Charlie Weis' abrupt departure from Gainesville. Weis apparently gave no indication to UF or prospective recruits.
Brian Holt, a Gators recruiting analyst, spoke with Jessamen Dunker, who conveyed his thoughts as well as the thoughts of two other recruits, as well:
Dunker, Pittman and Humphries are three major recruits. It's a good sign for the Gators that they are still firm in this time of uncertainty.
Other recruits have not taken the news quite so well. Schyler Miles, a linebacker out of Tampa's Berkley Prep had this to say:
Now, to be sure, Miles is not a heralded recruit. In fact, he's barely a three-star recruit by most services. Given his other offers (Cincinnati and Iowa State), it's unlikely UF would have offered Miles if he played for any school but Berkley.
But Miles does play for Berkley, and is close with all-world receiver, Nelson Agholor. Agholor was scheduled to visit Florida this coming weekend. It's unsure if he'll make that trip given that UF's offensive staff just up and left.
For more on the Gators, head over to Alligator Army. For more on Weis' new home, visit Rock Chalk Talk.