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Irving Norman: War & Peace, Monumental Paintings, 1969-1986
September 6 – October 25, 2014
Betye Saar Installation and Medal Ceremony
Installation at Sharon Arts Center
August 1 - 25, 2014
Michael Rosenfeld Gallery is thrilled to announce that The MacDowell Colony has chosen Betye Saar to be the 2014 recipient of its prestigious Edward MacDowell Medal. The first artist residency program in the United States, The MacDowell Colony was founded in 1907 by composer Edward MacDowell and his wife Marian. Since 1960, the Colony has awarded the Edward MacDowell Medal annually to individual artists making outstanding contributions to their fields. Past recipients in the visual arts have included Edward Hopper, Louise Nevelson, Willem de Kooning, and Louise Bourgeois.
In celebration of this honor, Michael Rosenfeld Gallery and the Sharon Arts Center of the New Hampshire Institute of Art have collaborated on an exhibition of Saar's work to be on view in the arts center window from August 1 to August 25.
Michael Rosenfeld Gallery, LLC, has represented Betye Saar since 1996.
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Edward MacDowell Medal Ceremony
Sunday, August 10, 2014
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Image: Betye Saar with The Destiny of Latitude and Longitude, 2010. Photograph by Jacob Wheeler
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Nancy Grossman: The Edge of Always Reviews
Art in Review by Roberta Smith
The New York Times, May 29, 2014
"Nancy Grossman is best known for the elegant, androgynous, highly suggestive sculptures that she began to make in 1968: carved wood heads attired in intricate, hand-sewn leather hoods and masks festooned with chains and spikes. But the little-seen assemblage reliefs that she began making in 1964, when she was only 24, are just as good, maybe better.
In any event, this show, the first in-depth presentation of these pieces since the 1960s, is remarkable. They are alien forces of nature yet fiercely in dialogue with much of the art of their time, riffing simultaneously and effortlessly on Abstract Expressionism, junk sculpture, Pop Art and a "specific-objects" type fusion of painting and sculpture..."
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Critic's Pick: Nancy Grossman
ArtForum, June 2014
"There's an unsalutary air about Nancy Grossman's wall-bound assemblages: a sense of impaction or suppurated swell like a beetle squished then left to harden. For all their blunt materiality, her bas-reliefs, produced between 1964 and '67, invite metaphor. Elaborated on canvas reinforced with plywood, each consists of leather artifacts—gloves, jackets, boots, harnesses, and so forth—which Grossman has deconstructed and collaged with bits of mangled wood, metal, rubber, and rope. Color is subdued, restricted to reddish browns and black acrylic, which coats the scavenged debris and canvas ground: here, a desultory splotch; there, a faux-AbEx drip. The results, hung alongside a selection of drawings and three freestanding forms, straddle painting and sculpture."
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Romare Bearden (1911-1988), Soul Three, 1968
William H. Johnson (1901-1970), Blind Singer, c.1940, pochoir on paper, 17 1/2" x 11 1/2"; Collection of the Whitney Museum of American Art, New York, NY
Romare Bearden (1911-1988), Soul Three, 1968, collage on board, 44" x 55 1/2", signed and dated; Collection of the Dallas Museum of Art, Dallas, TX, © Romare Bearden Foundation/Licensed by VAGA, New York, NY
Michael Rosenfeld Gallery is proud to have placed these works by Romare Bearden and William H. Johnson in the permanent collection of these fine institutions. They were selected with votes from the American public to be included in the Art Everwhere US campaign.
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William H. Johnson (1901-1970), Blind Singer, c.1940
The Art Everywhere US campaign is a public celebration of great American art exhibited on thousands of out of home (OOH) advertising displays across America. OOH advertising displays include billboards, bus shelters, subway posters, and much more.
Throughout the entire month of August, cherished American artworks will be seen by millions of people every day when they are commuting to work, taking the kids to school, hailing a taxi, shopping in a mall, catching a bus or pursuing other routine activities.
The movement for art to be seen everywhere is inspired by Art Everywhere founder, Richard Reed, who first produced Art Everywhere UK.
Five of America's leading art museums have selected works of art that represent American history and culture. The American public has voted for their favorite artworks. The final selection of 58 works are to be featured in the Art Everywhere US campaign, on display from August 4-31, 2014.
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This time last year we still weren't aware that we were having twins. When I finally made time for that darn ultrasound, some dark days followed. I was stressed and overwhelmed.
9 months later....
What would we do without these little nuggets?
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Busy Busy June
June was a busy month for us.
We started my two months off with a trip to Oregon. That's right, all 5 of us on an airplane. It went exactly how you would imagine it. The girls were restless and irritable and Oscar was full of energy, trapped in the window seat. Our most memorable moment of horror was when Henry went to the bathroom, with Rosemary in arms, and Eleanor barfed all over-ALL OVER. Oscar screamed and dove to save his blankets from getting soaked with puke. Then he stood up on the seat yelling, "Henry!" "Henry!" I held back the tears of frustration when the sweet lady across the aisle handed me a tissue...seriously, lady, do you have a fire hose in your purse?!
Once we arrived in Oregon, we had a really fun time. There was a lot of snuggling- just like we like it!
Things really got kid crazy when Oscar started riding on his Grandpapa's wheel chair and would no longer walk to the park and barked out orders: "Faster!" "Get Going!" and "Into the Yogurt Shop!"
We were home just a few days before heading to the Annual Olson Weekend of Fun. Which it was.
We signed Oscar up for soccer this summer. The sessions last for about 45 minutes and 40 of those minutes are spent chasing Oscar and Tui around and encouraging them to listen to their coaches. You will notice that they are not SUPPOSE to be on the same team, but we shortly gave up the fight and let them do whatever they want- adults lose again. Honestly, we should have just dropped those boys off in an empty field once a week and saved our money for frozen yogurt.
This months bargain:
I bought this double baby swing at a garage sale for 4.00. Thank goodness I had twins, otherwise I would have had to pass on the swing and I love a deal!
Lastly, remember last winter when I mentioned that Oscar was also pregnant with twins? It runs in our family. They have arrived. We are happy for him. Plus, we love being Grandparents. It is true what people say, "We get to spoil them and then stuff them in a toy box."
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I know, I am late again. Get use to it. Did I start last months post that exact same way?
The Lovely's are packing up and heading to Oregon tomorrow morning for a week. Yikes, right? 3 seats, 2 babies and a Toddler. Henry and I are sitting in First Class. Obviously kidding, we will each be holding a baby in one hand and a little bottle of vodka in the other- along with the rest of the passengers.
I am short on time, this is my last day at my real job for the summer and I have some real work to wrap up, quit judging, I know some of you take naps while you work, so, I am going to make this brief, bullet style!
Tui's Sister, Pia, was born on Mother's Day. We love her!
Tayton, the 9 month old neighbor boy, and Rosemary are dating
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First of Many, Pia Sandwiches
Then there were 5!
Tayton has chosen
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Oscar is so helpful?!
Everything takes Practice
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I know, I forgot about Stella, again!
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Universal Pictures, Platinum Dunes, Blumhouse Productions and Hasbro are producing. Stiles White is directing from a script he co-wrote with Juliet Snowden.
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"Ouija" began at Universal with McG brought on to direct. After disagreements on budget, Universal exited the project and "Ouija" reverted back to Hasbro with McG leaving. Hasbro and Platinum Dunes re-conceived the project as a low-budget movie and Universal re-launched the project with low-budget specialist Blum on board.
Cooke previously starred in the Brit miniseries "The Secret of Crickley Hall." Her upcoming roles include "The Signal" with Brenton Thwaites, which will premiere at the Sundance Film Festival, and "The Quiet Ones" with Sam Claflin, which will be released in April.
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While everyone is still debating whether or not Ben Affleck will make a good Batman in Zack Snyder's 'Man of Steel 2,' which will feature a "Batman vs. Superman" element, we can tell you who was almost cast: Josh Brolin, who confirms that he was considered for the role of Bruce Wayne/Batman in the upcoming sequel. Obviously, it didn't work out, but Brolin doesn't have any hard feelings about it.
It was announced over the summer that Vin Diesel will be voicing Groot in 'Guardians of the Galaxy,' but the actor has also been hinting at his involvement with a bigger Marvel project for Phase 3, which we won't see for a few more years. While it's all still very vague and hush-hush, the actor recently confirmed his further involvement with the studio, teasing the mysterious new project and hinting at a "merging of brands." All right, Vin, we're listening.
We've seen some glimpses of Paul Giamatti as Rhino in 'Amazing Spider-Man 2,' though we haven't seen the real deal just yet -- all the pics have been of the actor in a sort of skeleton suit, designed to allow computer generated effects to be placed around him. And while Giamatti says we likely won't see Rhino just yet, he did offer up a few details about his mysterious villain character.
At long last, our national nightmare is over: Universal and Focus Features have found their leads for the upcoming adaptation of '50 Shades of Grey.' Dakota Johnson of 'The Social Network' has been cast as Anastasia Steele, the college student who enters into a dominant/submissive relationship with enigmatic businessman Christian Grey because fairy tales do come true, or something. Charlie Hunnam of 'Pacific Rim' and 'Sons of Anarchy' will play Christian.
Ever since the title 'The Avengers: Age of Ultron' was revealed by Marvel and Joss Whedon at Comic-Con 2013 last month, there's been a lot of talk of how this epic villain will be handled for his big-screen translation. Now it seems we've gotten some (vague) answers from Whedon himself, who opened up about the difference between comic book Ultron and movie Ultron.
Here's the thing: in the future, the last thing you want to do is agitate Jodie Foster's secretary of defense Delacourt until she's forced to activate Kruger. What's a Kruger? In this new clip from Neill Blomkamp's 'Elysium,' Kruger is a black-ops-style private contractor played by Sharlto Copley, who also starred in Blomkamp's 'District 9,' and he has missiles. And he will use them indiscriminately.
British diver Tom Daley just can't stop himself from posting sexy photos on Instagram, and while we're hardly complaining, we may need to cool off a bit. Does anyone else feel like going for a swim?
We're just a couple of weeks away from the premiere of the final season of 'Breaking Bad' -- or the final half of it, anyway. The latest teaser for the upcoming premiere goes minimalist, with the camera panning over dusty and familiar landscapes, featuring objects that have become iconic for the series: the RV, Heisenberg's hat, etc.
How do you make Matt Damon even hotter? With the power of a classy black and white photo shoot courtesy of the fine folks at Esquire, that's how.
There's a great little romantic comedy that you might have heard people buzzing about -- it's called 'I Give it a Year,' and while the entire cast is simply aces, we've got to hand it to the leading cutie pie Rafe Spall, who delivers some extra swoon-factor.
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Users' perspectives of key factors to implementing electronic health records in Canada: a Delphi study
1 Institut de réadaptation en déficience physique de Québec, Québec, Canada
2 Research Centre of the Centre hospitalier universitaire de Québec, Québec, Canada
3 Faculty of Nursing, Université Laval, Québec, Canada
4 Health Informatics Institute, Algoma University, Algoma, Sault-Sainte-Marie, Canada
5 Department of Health Management, Université de Montréal, Montréal, Canada
6 Department of Nursing, Université de Sherbrooke, Sherbrooke, Canada
7 Department of Social and Preventive Medicine, Université Laval, Québec, Canada
8 Department of Family and Emergency Medicine, Université Laval, Québec, Canada
BMC Medical Informatics and Decision Making 2012, 12:105 doi:10.1186/1472-6947-12-105Published: 11 September 2012
Interoperable electronic health record (EHR) solutions are currently being implemented in Canada, as in many other countries. Understanding EHR users' perspectives is key to the success of EHR implementation projects. This Delphi study aimed to assess in the Canadian context the applicability, the importance, and the priority of pre-identified factors from a previous mixed-methods systematic review of international literature.
A three-round Delphi study was held with representatives of 4 Canadian EHR user groups defined as partners of the implementation process who use or are expected to use EHR in their everyday activity. These groups are: non-physician healthcare professionals, health information professionals, managers, and physicians. Four bilingual online questionnaire versions were developed from factors identified by the systematic review. Participants were asked to rate the applicability and the importance of each factor. The main outcome measures were consensus and priority. Consensus was defined a priori as strong (≥ 75%) or moderate (≥ 60-74%) according to user groups' level of agreement on applicability and importance, partial (≥ 60%) when participants agreed only on applicability or importance, or as no consensus (< 60%). Priority for decision-making was defined as factors with strong consensus with scores of 4 or 5 on a five-point Likert scale for applicability and importance.
Three Delphi rounds were completed by 64 participants. Levels of consensus of 100%, 64%, 64%, and 44% were attained on factors submitted to non-physician healthcare professionals, health information professionals, managers, and physicians, respectively. While agreement between and within user groups varied, key factors were prioritized if they were classified as strong (≥ 75% from questionnaire answers of user groups), for decision-making concerning EHR implementation. The10 factors that were prioritized are perceived usefulness, productivity, motivation, participation of end-users in the implementation strategy, patient and health professional interaction, lack of time and workload, resources availability, management, outcome expectancy, and interoperability.
Amongst all factors influencing EHR implementation identified in a previous systematic review, ten were prioritized through this Delphi study. The varying levels of agreement between and within user groups could mean that users' perspectives of each factor are complex and that each user group has unique professional priorities and roles in the EHR implementation process. As more EHR implementations in Canada are completed it will be possible to corroborate this preliminary result with a larger population of EHR users.


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Trying to clear up this 'light wave' stuff …
Nobody really knows when it started, or why it even became a thing. But some time around late May — or maybe it was early June — a group of Angels fans thought it'd be a good idea to start shining the LED lights of their smartphones in the late stages of night games at Angel Stadium. It started with a small segment of the crowd, then grew more and more prominent until it spread throughout the ballpark on almost a regular basis.
On Thursday night, in a packed house for a tight division race and in front of the national-TV cameras of MLB Network, the phase became a talking point like never before, with A's fans and even several media members chalking it up as a strategic, somewhat-disrespectful ploy to distract the Oakland hitters.
So, I thought it'd be a good idea to clear a couple of things up: The craze is nothing new, and it's actually something Angels fans often do when their own hitters are up in the box.
You can argue that it's silly, and you'd probably be right. But it doesn't seem to be strategic, and the hitters actually don't seem to have a problem with it. I asked Albert Pujols about it earlier in the year, because it seemed the light wave grew really intense during one of his seventh-inning at-bats, and he said he didn't even notice it. Howie Kendrick said the same thing a few nights later, when it was his turn to bat while lights blinked throughout the ballpark.
"You don't really notice it, because the batter's eye is so big here," Kendrick said, referring to the large patch of grass that sits beyond the center-field fence.
The Angels' official Twitter account has a hashtag for it, as you probably noticed last night, which reads #LightWave. But they said they've never promoted the event and that they tweet it out only as a reaction to it happening — not as a signal for fans to do it.
"It's something that has been at our ballpark for a few months now," said Tim Mead, Angels vice president of communications. "Last night was not unique. And quite honestly, when it first started, it was unique to us regarding its origin, as it is each and every time it happens. … There's no rhyme or reason to when it happens."
The problem, as some have pointed out, would come if fans start bringing laser pointers and point them in the direction of the players. That would cross the line.
– Alden
No Garrett Richards against the A's …
Garrett Richards starts the series opener against the Rangers on Friday, which means his next turn will be Wednesday in Boston, which means his next turn after that will be Monday, at home against the Marlins.
And that means the Angels' best starting pitcher of 2014 won't be starting against the team they're chasing.
The Angels are in Oakland next weekend, and it'll be Hector Santiago, C.J. Wilson and Jered Weaver starting on Friday, Saturday and Sunday, respectively. The only way Richards – 12-4 with a 2.54 ERA – could start against the first-place A's would be to either skip his next turn or go on short rest.
It's too early for that, Angels manager Mike Scioscia said, and that's too dangerous for someone who's in his first full year in a Major League rotation.
"We have a lot of baseball left," Scioscia added, "and I think you want to make sure guys are rested and they come back. Most of those guys are going to be going on five days' rest now – we don't have many breaks – and if we have to reserve the right to bring them back on three days at the very end, if it's meaningful, that's something for the last week to 10 days of the season."
If Richards pitches every five games the rest of the season, he'd start against the A's at home on Aug. 30, then miss them in Oakland during the second-to-last series of the regular season. But the Angels have an off day on Sept. 1, their last one until Sept. 25, which Scioscia could use to line up his rotation for the final month.
But it isn't time for that yet.
"I think it's too early," Scioscia said, "and where our guys are, we still need five guys going out there and throwing the ball to their capabilities."
Here's the Angels lineup …
Kole Calhoun, RF
Mike Trout, CF
Albert Pujols, 1B
Josh Hamilton, LF
Howie Kendrick, 2B
Erick Aybar, SS
Brennan Boesch, DH
David Freese, 3B
Chris Iannetta, C
SP: RH Richards
– Alden
Can the Angels 'respond' to the aggressive A's? …
I asked Jerry Dipoto recently about watching the A's, not just where they're at in the standings but what moves they make, and how that affects whether the Angels win the division or have to play for one of those do-or-die Wild Card spots. He said they have to focus on what's best for them, and that if you try to react to other teams and get wrapped up in a game of scenarios, "you'll talk yourself into bad decisions."
Fair enough.
But the A's just got Jon Lester. It was the ultimate "win-now" move, sending fan favorite Yoenis Cespedes to the Red Sox in exchange and bringing former fan favorite Jonny Gomes back. Now Lester — three-time All-Star, big-time postseason performer — joins a rotation that includes recent addition Jeff Samardzija along with Sonny Gray, Scott Kazmir and Jesse Chavez.
The A's have better starting pitching than the Angels (that almost goes without saying). They also have a better record (leading by 2 1/2 games when play began on Thursday). On top of that, they have a far more favorable schedule (I went into that here). And the last thing the Angels want is for their season — a great season, with the second-best record in baseball, amid an ever-shrinking championship window — to come down to one elimination game because they had to settle for the Wild Card.
But here's the problem: It would be really hard for the Angels to "react" to the aggressive A's, even if they wanted to.
Lester going to Oakland won't magically inject the Angels' farm system with a bevy of prospects necessary to get a top-of-the-rotation starter. They just don't have it. What little they had was sent to San Diego in exchange for closer Huston Street. Prior to getting Street, the Angels checked in on David Price (again), and they tried to acquire teammate Ian Kennedy. And the message they received was clear: Their farm system isn't getting them a major rotation upgrade. So, they went the bullpen route, and created one of the best relief corps in baseball.
It seems there are only two ways for the Angels to truly beef up their rotation …
1. If they want to do it before 4 p.m. ET, they'd have to part ways with Major League players. Asked about that late last week, Dipoto said, "I don't want to break up this group." That, of course, was before the A's traded for Lester. Maybe he changes his mind on this; but that remains doubtful.
2. Wait until August. And this is a legitimate possibility, because the Angels have money left over (they're somewhere between $10 and $15 million under the luxury-tax threshold, if my math is correct) but don't want to give up more prospects from a thin farm system they're trying to cultivate. The former plays in August, when teams can put in claims on anybody who goes through waivers and players can't be traded unless they clear; the ladder, not so much.
So this is where the Angels stand moving forward. Tonight, they'll play another game against another contender, and they'll try to avoid a sweep from Oriole Park at Camden Yards. They can look forward to the possibility of C.J. Wilson likely rejoining the rotation by Saturday, and hope that he's fixed whatever it was that caused him to give up 19 runs in 16 2/3 innings from June 24 to July 9.
And that, still, may be the best acquisition they make.
– Alden
Scioscia wouldn't change playoff format …
A lot of season remains and a lot can still happen, but if the schedule ended today, the Angels would easily have the second-best record in the Majors – they were five games better than the third-place Tigers when play began Tuesday – and still their season would come down to one game.
It's the misfortune that comes with playing in the same division as baseball's best team – the A's, who the Angels trail by 1 1/2 games – and it's the bad timing of playing in an era with two Wild Card teams in each league.
Angels manager Mike Scioscia has long been a proponent of divisional play, believing teams that win their division should have clear advantages over those that make the playoffs as a Wild Card. And the fact that his club is on the other side of that isn't making him change his stance.
"I think the weight that is on winning a division is warranted," Scioscia said prior to the series opener from Oriole Park at Camden Yards. "I think that if you're going to have divisional baseball, you have to really make winning a division the first objective of any team that's contending. And if you don't quite reach that goal, and you play well enough, then you have the opportunity to work your way into the playoffs."
One alternative to a team running into the scenario the Angels are currently in is to extend the Wild Card into a three-game series, but Scioscia said that would penalize the division winners because "you will lose your edge, no doubt about it, with that much time off."
Another would be to eliminate divisional play, which the Angels' long-time skipper doesn't like. And a more unconventional one would be to have four divisions, something Scioscia floated out as a possibility if more expansion takes place.
The ladder isn't necessarily feasible right now, which makes the current goal pretty simple.
"Win your division," Scioscia said. "Let's just put it that way."
Some notes from today …
- C.J. Wilson gave up two runs in 5 1/3 innings in a rehab start for Double-A Arkansas on Monday, scattering four hits, waling two and striking out seven. His ankle feels good, and he should be lined up to start this weekend in St. Petersburg, Fla., but Scioscia wants to wait until Wilson gets through his bullpen to make any determinations. Wilson also discovered some tightness in his left hip that was limiting a flexibility, a problem he fixed and an issue he believes will get him back on track.
- Josh Hamilton moved from left field to designated hitter, but it wasn't injury related. Hamilton didn't get much sleep while flying to North Carolina to deal with a family emergency in his native North Carolina.
- Grant Green (lower back) and Collin Cowgill (thumb, nose) stayed in Arizona rehabbing.
- Mike Trout is currently in Baltimore, which is about a two-hour drive from his hometown of Millville, N.J., but he doesn't expect a huge crowd. Trout said he left like 15 tickets.
Lineup …
Kole Calhoun, RF
Trout, CF
Albert Pujols, 1B
Hamilton, LF
Erick Aybar, SS
Howie Kendrick, 2B
Efren Navarro, DH
David Freese, 3B
Hank Conger, C
SP: RH Jered Weaver (11-6, 3.36 ERA)
– Alden
To catch A's, Angels must overcome schedule …
The Angels and A's are each playing their 100th game tonight, and when the day began, Oakland's lead in the American League West remained at two. The Angels have been one of baseball's best teams for most of the season, currently sporting the second-best record in the Majors, but they have the misfortune of playing in a division with the best team. And of playing in an era when winning your division is crucial (nobody wants their season to be decided by a singular Wild Card game, especially if that game comes against Mariners ace Felix Hernandez).
So it goes without saying that the Angels' goal is to catch the A's, who only got stronger by adding Jeff Samardzija and Jason Hammel to their rotation. To do that, they'll have to continue to make up ground.
And they'll have to overcome a far less favorable schedule.
Below is a categorical look at the remaining games for each team, starting Thursday. The first line is the amount of games each has against teams that would make the playoffs if the season ended today, the second is the amount of games against teams with records above .500, the third is the amount of home games left, and the fourth is the combined number of games above/below .500 from each of their remaining 62 opponents.*
The Angels and A's play each other 10 more times — Aug. 22-24 in Oakland, Aug. 28-31 in Anaheim and Sept. 22-24 in Oakland, making up the second-to-last series of the regular season. The A's lead the season series, 6-3.
Playoffs: 19
Above-.500: 19
Home: 30
Combined: 246 games below .500
Playoffs: 28
Above-500: 29
Home: 28
Combined: 2 games below .500
* a few teams hadn't finished their Wednesday games by the time I tallied this
– Alden
Grant Green starts at third, but just for one day …
Grant Green made his first start Major League start at third base on Wednesday, but no, he hasn't supplanted David Freese as the everyday guy at the hot corner, and Angels manager Mike Scioscia said Green won't necessarily be cutting into his playing time, either.
Green is starting simply because Freese's left elbow is "a little sore" after a hit by pitch in Tuesday's eighth inning, Scioscia said, adding that Freese will "still get the lion's share of the third-base starts."
"He's hit the ball much better than some of his numbers show," Scioscia said. "He's hit a lot of hard outs. Really what David does is give you that great at-bat with guys in scoring position. We're starting to see a little bit more of that. That being said, I don't think he's hit stride, or there's a comfort level of what he did a couple years ago. That just hasn't materialized. But he's giving us good at-bats, and if he can get close to where we project him to be, he's going to be a huge boost to the depth of our lineup."
So far, that hasn't happened.
Freese sports a .226/.305/.282 slash line overall and a .170/.270/.170 mark with runners in scoring position, and he's basically been treading water recently, with a .256 average, 14 strikeouts and one walk in his last 11 games.
Green, meanwhile, enters hitting .333/.347/.435 in an interrupted 25-game stint in the big leagues, but is still getting acclimated to third base — one of five positions he currently plays.
The 26-year-old — a natural shortstop who's most comfortable at second base, received the majority of his starts in left field earlier this season and has most recently been experimenting with first base — hadn't spent much time at third base when the Angels acquired him from the A's for Alberto Callaspo last July. But Green got some time there in the Minors down the stretch last year, spent a lot of time in the hot corner during Spring Training and played third in four of his last six Triple-A games.
"I felt good there when I first came up," Green said. "When I first came up, I played a lot of third. When I went back down, I didn't feel rusty. It was just getting back into it, getting back into taking grounders game-speed."
Twins (36-39)
Danny Santana, SS
Brian Dozier, 2B
Joe Mauer, 1B
Josh Willingham, LF
Kendrys Morales, DH
Oswaldo Arcia, RF
Eduardo Escobar, 3B
Eric Fryer, C
Sam Fuld, CF
SP: RH Yohan Pino (0-0, 2.57 ERA)
Angels (42-33)
Kole Calhoun, RF
Mike Trout, CF
Albert Pujols, 1B
Josh Hamilton, LF
Erick Aybar, SS
Howie Kendrick, 2B
C.J. Cron, DH
Grant Green, 3B
Chris Iannetta, C
SP: RH Garrett Richards (7-2, 2.79 ERA)
– Alden
Takeaways from a 14-inning thriller …
Tuesday night's game will be remembered mostly for Collin Cowgill's walk-off homer, which set up the Angels' fifth straight win and put them 2 1/2 games back in the American League West, and for Yoenis Cespdes' throw, one of the best anybody has ever seen. But here are some other takeaways from one of the most interesting games of the season …
- This was the Angels' best pitching performance of the year. Hector Santiago provided six scoreless innings in his return from Triple-A Salt Lake, scattering three hits while walking one and striking out eight. Then, six relievers (Kevin Jepsen, Mike Morin, Joe Smith, Cam Bedrosian, Fernando Salas and Cory Rasmus) combined to give up one run in eight innings, scattering five hits, walking two and striking out six, going toe-to-toe with an A's bullpen that ranks third in the Majors in relief-pitcher WHIP.
- The Angels, as Mike Scioscia said, "were fortunate tonight." They made two critical baserunning blunders, with Albert Pujols running through a Gary DiSarcina stop sign in the sixth to easily get thrown out at home by Brandon Moss, and Kole Calhoun trying to advance to third in the 11th on a ground ball to shortstop Jed Lowrie, who flipped to Josh Donaldson for the easy out.
- Scioscia made a questionable decision to have Calhoun bunt in the 13th, after Mike Trout drew a leadoff walk. Calhoun did his job, which meant Trout advanced to second, but with first base open, the A's opted to walk Josh Hamilton (even though they had a lefty, Jeff Francis, pitching). The sac bunt took the bat out of the hands of one of the Angels' best players, and paved the way for an inning-ending double play from David Freese.
- The Angels and A's play a lot of extra innings. In five matchups between the two at Angel Stadium, they've now gone to extra innings three times. That, in addition to the 19-inning game played in Oakland on April 29 of last year.
– Alden
Skaggs headed to DL; Santiago coming back up …
Angels lefty Tyler Skaggs has been scratched from his Tuesday start against the A's because of a strained right hamstring, prompting Hector Santiago to come back up from Triple-A Salt Lake and start in his place.
Angels manager Mike Scioscia said Skaggs, who will be placed on the 15-day disabled list, "felt it a little bit" during his Thursday outing in Houston and "came out of the start a little bit sore."
The 22-year-old Skaggs – 4-4 with a 4.34 ERA in 12 starts – can be activated as early as June 21, which would have him missing two or three starts. And Scioscia doesn't anticipate this being a prolonged injury.
"We're doing this more as a precaution to make sure it gets behind him," Scioscia said. "Hamstrings, they have a life of their own. You never know. But we don't anticipate it being longer than [the extent of the DL stint]."
Santiago was optioned to the Minor Leagues shortly after going 0-6 with a 5.19 ERA in his first seven starts with the Angels. The 26-year-old left-hander had a 6.43 ERA, a 2.14 WHIP and a 1.29 strikeout-to-walk ratio in the three starts that spanned 14 innings during his time in the Pacific Coast League. Santiago last pitched Thursday – he gave up six runs (four earned) on 11 hits in six innings – and will take the mound on his normal four days' rest.
"He's making progress with his command," Scioscia said of Santiago. "He feels much better about what he needs to do on the mound, so hopefully he'll bring it into the game tomorrow."
Athletics (39-24)
Coco Crisp, CF
John Jaso, DH
Josh Donaldson, 3B
Brandon Moss, RF
Yoenis Cespedes, LF
Jed Lowrie, SS
Stephen Vogt, C
Alberto Callaspo, 1B
Eric Sogard, 2B
SP: RH Jesse Chavez (5-3, 3.04 ERA)
Angels (34-28)
Kole Calhoun, RF
Mike Trout, CF
Albert Pujols, 1B
Josh Hamilton, LF
David Freese, 3B
Howie Kendrick, 2B
Erick Aybar, SS
Raul Ibanez, DH
Hank Conger, C
SP: RH Garrett Richards (5-2, 3.25 ERA)
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Garrett Richards' second inning: Immaculate …
Nolan Ryan and Garrett Richards.
That's it.
Those are the only two guys in Angels history to record an immaculate inning, which consists of nine pitches and three strikeouts. Ryan did it on June 9, 1972, in the second inning against the Red Sox. Richards did it on Wednesday, in the second inning of a 4-0 win over the Astros.
"That was my guy growing up," Richards said after eight shutout innings. "It's cool. It's cool to be put in a group with a guy like that. I didn't even realize it until after the game. It was fun. It was a fun game to be a part of."
Yes, Richards is way too young to grow up idolizing Ryan. He's 26, which means he was 5 years old during the Hall of Famer's final season with the Rangers in 1993. But his father was a big fan of Ryan, and that made Richards, raised in Southern California, a fan, too.
"I met him one time in Texas," Richards said. "It was awesome."
Here's how the bottom of the second went (video here) …
Jon Singleton: 96-mph fastball (foul), 88-mph slider (swinging), 79-mph curveball (swinging).
Matt Dominguez: 95-mph cutter (looking), 97-mph fastball (swinging), 97-mph cutter (looking).
Chris Carter: 97-mph cutter (swinging), 79-mph curveball (swinging), 88-mph slider (swinging).
Three others have thrown an immaculate inning this season (Justin Masterson of the Indians on June 2, Cole Hamels of the Phillies on May 17 and Brad Boxberger of the Rays on May 8), and Richards' is the 55th in Major League history. Thirty-three have come in the National League, twenty-two have come in the American League. Ryan also accomplished it with the Mets in 1968, and Lefty Grove did it twice in one season (1928, with the A's). Nobody has ever done it more than once in the same game (here's the full list).
"That's just the type of stuff you rarely ever see," catcher Hank Conger said. "But with a guy like Garrett, that's the type of things that can happen, especially with his type of stuff."
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Trout misses second straight with back issue …
Back stiffness forced Mike Trout to miss his second straight game on Sunday afternoon.
Trout woke up with the stiffness around the middle of his back on Saturday morning, got scratched from the lineup after originally being slated to start at designated hitter, was laid up in the athletic trainer's table as the Angels went about an 11-3 loss and didn't feel quite good to play in the finale against the A's on Sunday morning.
Trout said the back is "a lot better than yesterday," but "I still feel a little bit in there."
"It sucks," Trout said about missing two games against the first-place team in the American League West. "I want to be out there. I just want to get it better."
Trout was hooked up to a handheld electric stimulation machine pregame, and Angels manager Mike Scioscia was hopeful that he could be available to him off the bench.
"If he can swing the bat, to start at DH, we would've considered it," Scioscia said. "But right now, it's a little bit too stiff to do that four or five times. We'll see if he's got one [at-bat] in him. If not, hopefully he'll be ready on Tuesday."
Trout – batting .294/.380/.549, with 11 homers and an American League-leading 63 strikeouts – has now been out of the Angels' lineup three times, also missing the May 21 game against the Astros out of precaution over a tight left hamstring. The Angels have an off day on Monday before starting a three-game series in Houston, and Trout isn't concerned about the back issue lingering.
"It definitely feels better than yesterday," he said. "But it's still there. I don't want it to get worse."
- Josh Hamilton, 4-for-9 in his last two games for Triple-A Salt Lake, is apparently done playing rehab games. He'll work out with the Minor League team in Albuquerque, N.M., for the next two days in anticipation of being activated for Tuesday's series opener in Houston.
Here's the Angels lineup …
Kole Calhoun, RF
Erick Aybar, SS
Albert Pujols, DH
Raul Ibanez, LF
Howie Kendrick, 2B
David Freese, 3B
C.J. Cron, 1B
Hank Conger, C
Collin Cowgill, CF
SP: RH Jered Weaver
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- baths 1
- hot tub no
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- sleeps 4
- pets allowed no
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$795 - $1,295 /wk
Recharge yourself at this adorable get-a-way!
Review submitted: June 4, 2014 Date of arrival: May 30, 2014
We rented this place for 4 days at the end of May/First of June. It is everything the description says and MORE! The view is lovely, the place is pretty quiet and the price cannot be beat for the San Diego/Mission beach area!
We started each day with a pot of coffee and people watching... there is not a lot of foot traffic, but enough to be entertaining. The seals and sailboats are fascinating to watch coming up and down the bay. Then we rode the bikes provided to breakfast. The bikes are a perfect amenity! This area is pretty bike-friendly and there are places everywhere to lock them up. AND Phyllis includes the lock & key! Our favorite places were Baked on Santa Clara and Kono's Beach Club way at the other end by the pier.
In the afternoon, we walked a few steps down to the grassy and beach area and read by the water. We also enjoyed walking the opposite direction of the beach where there is a small park and lots of sailboats!
The very cool thing about this location is you can get away with not having a car, however, if you have a car, especially a large one, there is a parking lot steps away! There is also a garage provided, but we have a SUV, so garages don't work for us!
Everything you need is in the house. The kitchen has anything/everything you could possible need, lots of little extras. There are lots of towels and blankets. A HUGE TV in the living area with a DVD player.
We enjoyed the hot tub at night. The bed is extremely comfy with high quality sheets.
I cannot wait to visit again. Thank you Phyllis for having this great place and renting it at such an affordable price!
Recommended for: adventure seekers, tourists without a car
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Great Get Away!!!
Review submitted: April 27, 2014 Date of arrival: March 31, 2014
Spent three days here in late March/early April and had a fabulous time. Loved the comfy condo, super relaxing with great views. Enjoyed the patio area and the grill, very nice to be able to cook outside. Also appreciated having access to bikes with a basket, very easy to grocery shop :) Thanks Phyllis!!!
Recommended for: age 55+, people with disabilities, girls getaway
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Location! Location! Location!
Review submitted: February 23, 2014 Date of arrival: February 8, 2014
This is the perfect location in Mission Beach. The views are spectacular. Watching the boats every morning while eating breakfast was so relaxing and a perfect way to start the day. The condo is very well kept and very comfortable. Having a garage was awesome as we left our golf clubs in the garage on days that we went out sight seeing. The garage is small but we had rented a Mazda 5 and it fit in perfect. It was easy driving anywhere that you wanted. It is minutes away from Sea World, Balboa Park and Old Town and a very short drive to the airport. We went up the Coast to La Jolla for a day and had lunch at Brockton Villa. Coast Toast is a dessert you shouldn't miss. Also had great Fish Tacos at the Sandbar which is a couples minutes by car or a good walk.
Having the bikes was another highlight of the trip. We hadn't ridden a bike since we were teenagers and what a great place to try them out. Thanks Phyllis for including them in our stay. This condo has everything you need to make your stay a great vacation! Can't wait to come back! Phyllis the owner is a pleasure to deal with!
Recommended for: adventure seekers, age 55+, girls getaway, sight seeing, romantic getaway
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Review submitted: February 15, 2014 Date of arrival: October 24, 2013
My husband and 11 year old daughter had a great time staying at this property a few
years back and am glad to see it is still listed as we would stay there again and again!
As the reviews say it has everything you need to spend a relaxing enjoyable weekend.
Clean, comfortable, great amenities...a bit on the small side but very comfortable.
While there is enough to do w/out getting in your car, it is also located such that getting
to area attractions is a snap too. The owner has had the property for some time and will help you with any questions you may have...highly recommend this special place!!!
Recommended for: age 55+, families with young children, girls getaway, romantic getaway
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A dream come true!!
Review submitted: November 25, 2013 Date of arrival: November 8, 2013
The penthouse was perfect!! It was so refreshing! A dream come true for us!! House was equipped with everything needed (comfy bed, t.v., silverware, coffee machine,cooking accessories and much, much more!) The location was perfect in every sense!! Parking spot was perfect!! Couldn't have asked for more!! My 4 year old cried when we left! She wanted to stay forever!:) Would highly recommend to anyone!! And the owner was amazing and friendly!
Thank you Phyllis!! P.S.We will see you soon!!
Recommended for: adventure seekers, age 55+, families with young children, families with teenagers, girls getaway, sight seeing, tourists without a car, romantic getaway
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Beautiful Condo
Review submitted: January 6, 2013 Date of arrival: July 28, 2012
We had a wonderful stay in this beautiful condo. The condo was every bit as comfy and cozy as the discription says. If we were not out enjoying the beach we were sitting in front of the beautiful windows in the front room. We enjoyed watching the marine life along the jetty and all the boats coming and going. Waiving at the fishing boats going out at night was a highlight of the evenings. Our Xterra did not fit in the garage so finding a parking spot was a challange. Phyllis provides 2 great bikes so we parked the Xterra and rode the bikes everywhere. Turns out having those bikes was one of the best parts of our vacation. We loved the condo so much we would like to keep it our little secret. If you are looking for a great place to relax and enjoy the beach this is the place for you. Barry & Carolyn
Recommended for: adventure seekers, age 55+, girls getaway, sight seeing, tourists without a car, romantic getaway
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Relaxing Stay
Review submitted: November 16, 2012 Date of arrival: October 28, 2012
Awesome location! Enjoyed morning view of Harbor seals coming in the inlet. Took the beach cruisers up mission beach to one of the awesome cafes' (Olives Cafe' and The Mission were the best).
Condo was perfect for our trip. Clean and comfortable. Perfect location. Condo was quiet and peaceful and away from the hustle bustle. Highly recomend!
Recommended for: sight seeing, tourists without a car, romantic getaway
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Review submitted: July 11, 2012 Date of arrival: June 28, 2012
My hubby & I stayed here while celebrating a special anniversary. The condo is just the right size for 2, equipped w everything you will need. The area is fun, exciting & full of things to do near or short drive. You can see the fireworks from Sea World from Kitchen window. Really enjoyed our stay here. Thank you, great host!!
Recommended for: romantic getaway
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Lovely little Condo with Everyting you need!
Review submitted: May 21, 2012 Date of arrival: May 2, 2012
We really enjoyed our stay here in San Diego at Phyllis's condo. There is everything that you can think of inside the condo, from a well equiped kitchen, large TV in the living room and bikes in the garage. It was also really good to have parking inside the garage as I think it may have been tricky to park on the street.
One of our favourite things about the condo was the views in the living room, they really were amazing. We enjoyed having our breakfast and dinner at the table and found it difficult to get motivated, because we wanted to enjoy the views all day.
The Condo is in a nice location, it is fairly quiet with a few bars close by and it is only a 5 minute drive from seaworld.
Other things we liked about the Condo were the hot tub and the fact that it was so clean!
Would love to come back one day. Thanks Phyllis!
Charlotte & Richard
Owners response: This lovely couple traveled all of the way from the UK. Because of time differences, cell phones that did not work in the U.S.
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Fantastic Experience
Review submitted: March 27, 2012 Date of arrival: May 29, 2011
My wife and I spent our honeymoon in Phyllis condo in Mission Beach. The location was AWESOME! We both loved the view! The condo exceeded our expectations. We spent a lot of time riding bikes along the marina and along the beach. The couch and bed were very comfortable. Phyllis went out of her way to make sure it was a special experience for us. We would highly recommend this place to anyone who is looking for a romantic, relaxing and fun vacation! My wife's been begging me to go back.
Recommended for: adventure seekers, sight seeing, tourists without a car, romantic getaway
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great location, bikes, parking= bliss
Review submitted: December 9, 2011 Date of arrival: December 3, 2011
my husband and I stayed here for 5 days in early Dec. the condo is cute and clean. the view very nice. my husband loved the big tv. our favorite thing was the 2 bikes available to us. we rode all over mission and pacific beach. it was also great to have parking included, it seemed scarce. reasonable price for such a great time! Thanks P! Kim n Brian
Recommended for: adventure seekers, sight seeing, romantic getaway
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Enjoyed our stay
Review submitted: November 15, 2011 Date of arrival: November 6, 2011
We stayed here for 3 nights in November. Things we really liked: the view is fantastic, location is super, lots of fun places to ride to on the bikes, nice to have a garage to park our Prius in (tight fit if you have a big car), ocean breezes right through the bright sunny apt., full kitchen with thoughtful extras like zip-lock bags for picnic lunches, hot tub just steps away, hot/strong shower, quiet at the end of the street. Things we would change if we could: bed is too soft(it is cozy but just not what we prefer), scented "plug-ins" and satchels were too strong (we unplugged and put satchels in a zip-lock during our stay) and wish the laundry detergent was unscented, again just too overpowering for us, prefer the naturally salty fresh beach air instead. Overall we would return, Phyllis was very easy to work with and we felt her fees were reasonable.
Recommended for: girls getaway, sight seeing, romantic getaway
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Our home away from home!
Review submitted: September 19, 2011 Date of arrival: October 15, 2010
We got married here last year and loved every minute of our stay. We are coming back next month! Can't wait! It is close to everything!
Recommended for: age 55+, families with young children, families with teenagers, girls getaway, sight seeing, tourists without a car, romantic getaway
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Family Vacation at the Waters Edge Penthouse
Review submitted: September 13, 2011 Date of arrival: September 2, 2011
let me say that we found the mini penthouse a wonderfully located cozy abode. It is tastefully decorated and offered all the amenities we wanted. The bikes and the sand toys were an added bonus. We loved that there was always something to see from the bay windows, fishing boats, bikers, joggers, sail boats and the occasional seal. We loved walking to Mission Park where we could take a dip in the bay or watch our son play on the playground or going to the South Mission Beach to take in the big surf and watch the surfers and beach combers. I'll miss my morning run along the Bayside walk to Pacific Beach Dr. and return via Ocean Front Walk. Phyllis, the owner, is a true gem and I would highly recommend staying at her Mini Penthouse. Our stay there was EPIC.
Recommended for: age 55+, families with young children, families with teenagers, girls getaway, sight seeing, romantic getaway
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Waters edge mini penthouse
Review submitted: September 20, 2010 Date of arrival: September 4, 2010
It is a nice property. We loved the location, amenities, but my biggest turn off was that the place was not cleaned well prior to our stay there. When I walked in the the bathroom there were strands of human hair in the sink and on the faucet. The kitchen was dirty also. The cabinets are white, so you could see black marks all around the handles. The inside of the cabinets had some crumbs? the refrigerator has not been washed in a while. I could not stand how dirty the cabinets doors were, so I cleaned them myself.
When we walked into the bedroom there was so much dust on the nightstand and on the dresser, that after running my finger accross the furniture, my finger was completely black.
Ask them to clean the place well prior to your stay and it is worth staying there.
Recommended for: adventure seekers, age 55+, sight seeing
Owners response: I have owned "Watersedge Mini Penthouse" for 8 years and my occupancy rate is 98%, this is due to the repeat guests who usually visit once or twice a year. I maintain a very clean and orderly condo because I do the cleaning and laundry myself as cleaning services in the past DO NOT clean to my standards. I have had one complaint about cleanliness in 8 years and I feel that I need to address that situation. My first clue that they were a little different was when they requested that I leave the beds unmade as they wanted to make they're own beds. Ok fine with me. The condo was freshly painted a week before they arrived and I had just finished fall cleaning so I knew that it was spotless. I called them after they arrived to make sure that they had no entry problems and to see if they had any questions. At that time they complained to me that the place was dirty, I asked just where is the dirt? They said everywhere . After working so hard to make it extra nice for them I offered to return and see just what they were talking about. They refused and said that they had already cleaned. They stayed for one week and when I came back to clean the condo after they"re departure I was thoroughly disgusted as to the filth that I saw. The white table cloth was smeared with days of built up food and spilled wine, it took me 3 times to wash before it was clean. I have white bedding, towels, and rugs and they were also disgusting. The kitchen had garbage on the sink and it took me almost 2 hours just to clean that area. They proceeded to wrap the TV remote with seran wrap and also wrapped the toilet seat with about one roll of toilet paper. They are lucky that I did not send them a bill for extra cleaning. I have been very fortunate to have such loyal and amazing guests over the years. Guess it was just a matter of time that I would rent to someone who did not appreciate and respect the elegance of my property.
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Condo has -quiet,boats,seals,cleanliness,beach
Review submitted: October 5, 2009 Date of arrival: September 28, 2009
We loved every minute of our time here in this clean, quiet, private condo.
The boats go out in the am, and come back in the pm w/ seals and dolphins in tow.
We rode the bicycles provided everyday on the boardwalk up to Pacific Beach for our favorite cup of coffee.
We relaxed on the beach - a two minute walk away and ate at all our favorite resturants all w/in a less than 15 minute drive.
The condo was clean and bright w/ the best view you can ask for and at a price you can't beat.
The owner is fabulous..
Thankyou Phyllis - We will be back... for sure...
Recommended for: adventure seekers, age 55+, tourists without a car, romantic getaway
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Maroon-White game shows defense ahead of offense
Both the Maroon and White defenses proved to be the dominant force for their teams as the Maroon-White scrimmage managed only one score during the semi-live scrimmage Friday night on Lawson Field.
The Ingles Stadium controlled battle was a demonstration of the fact that defense usually is ahead of offense in the early part of the season.
Coach Jim Carr said he was disappointed at first as the scrimmage went on, but after viewing the film he felt better about the effort.
Saturday, Aug. 16, Scrimmage at Rowan County;
Tuesday, 8-19 Fr/JV/Varsity at Pendleton County 5:30 p.m.
Boys' soccer
Thursday, Aug. 14, Scrimmage vs. Mercer County at LeBus Field 6 p.m.
Tuesday, Aug. 19, JV/Varsity at Campbell County, 6 p.m.
Girls' soccer
Saturday, Aug. 16 Soccerama at Frankfort 3 p.m.
Monday, Aug. 18 JV/Varsity at Mason County, 6 p.m.
Wednesday, Aug. 13, at Montgomery County boys and girls;
Cross Country
Monday, Aug. 25, at Pendleton County
Thursday, Aug. 21, Nicholas County Home 5:30 p.m.
Saturday, Aug. 23, at Glacier invitational Brooksville
Tuesday, Aug. 26, Lexington Christian Home 5:30 p.m.
Breds soccer
Thursday, Aug. 21, at Bourbon County 5:30 p.m.
Tuesday, Aug. 26, George Rogers Clark Home 6 p.m.
Fillies soccer
Wednesday, Aug. 20, at Anderson County 6 p.m.
Thursday, Aug. 21, Madison Central (Varsity Only) Home 6:30 p.m.
By Josh Shepherd, News writer
An estimated 2,000 custom cars, trucks and motorcycles are expected to roll in for the third edition of the Cynthiana Rod Run this weekend.
A Cynthiana woman and two other riders were survivors of a serious auto accident on Saturday, Aug. 9 that claimed the life of a Georgetown man.
By Becky Barnes, Editor
After 38 years of ink pumping through his veins, Cynthiana Democrat publisher George Jacobs is retiring.
Changes are happening at The Cynthiana Democrat.
With the impending retirement of publisher George Jacobs on Sept. 5, three people are being promoted from within the operation to assume some of his responsibilities.
A Georgetown man, claiming to be a bystander at a non-injury accident on Ky. 36 west Monday morning, walked away from the scene a little too quickly when Harrison County sheriff's deputies arrived. A background check revealed the man had three outstanding warrants in Scott County and was arrested at the scene.
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