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By Gazette Staff Writer — Monday, January 30th, 2012
Written by Madeleine Morgenstern
Palestinian TV aired an interview last week with relatives of the convicted murderers of the Fogel family, who called their imprisoned kin "heroic," Haaretz reported.
The interview was part of the weekly show "For You," broadcast on the Palestinian Authority's official television channel. "For You" focuses on Palestinian prisoners imprisoned in Israel.
According to Palestinian Media Watch, the interview with the mother and aunt of Hakim Awad aired on Jan. 19 and Jan. 21. Awad, along with his cousin Amjad Awad, were convicted of brutally stabbing to death five members of the Fogel family in their home in March 2011: Father Udi, mother Ruth, and children Yoav, 11, Elad, 4, and 3-month-old Hadas. The baby's throat was slashed while she was in her crib, The Blaze previously reported. An Israeli court sentenced both Awads to five consecutive life sentences for their crimes.
In the interview... http://www.theblaze.com/stories/palestinian-authority-tv-airs-show-prais...
By Gazette Staff Writer — Monday, January 30th, 2012
By Gazette Staff Writer — Monday, January 30th, 2012
Local Republican Party latest to unite behind Strickland campaign
CAMARILLO, CA - The Ventura County Republican Party Central Committee unanimously voted Wednesday night to endorse State Senator Tony Strickland for California's newly drawn 26th Congressional District.
"There is no better choice to represent Ventura County in Congress than Tony Strickland," said Ventura County Republican Party Chairman Mike Osborn, noting the unanimity of the endorsement vote. "Tony is the clear choice for Ventura County families concerned about the economy and the runaway spending in Washington. We stand united behind his campaign because of Tony's record of distinguished service to our community. We're proud to endorse his campaign for Congress."
The Ventura County Republican Party joins California Republican Party Chairman Tom Del Beccaro in endorsing Strickland.
"I'm excited that local leaders are uniting behind my campaign for fiscal restraint and common-sense reform in Congress," said Strickland. "Having the unanimous support of my Ventura County neighbors who know me best is a tremendous honor."
State Senator Tony Strickland was elected to the California State Senate representing parts of Ventura, Los Angeles and Santa Barbara Counties in 2008. He previously served the area as a member of the State Assembly from 1998 to 2004. He is marred to his wife of 13 years, Audra. Together they have two small children: Ruby Ruth and Anthony Paul.
By Gazette Staff Writer — Thursday, January 26th, 2012
By Gazette Staff Writer — Monday, January 23rd, 2012
Sacramento, CA – Senate Bill 953, authored by Sen. Tony Strickland (R-Simi Valley) was introduced today.
By creating the Bureaucracy Realignment and Closure Commission (BRAC), SB 953 would save California money by streamlining state agencies. The Commission, modeled after the successful Federal Base Realignment and Closure program, would be made up of a non-partisan panel of analysts who would be charged with identifying, downsizing, or eliminating obsolete or duplicate state bureaucracies.
"Clearly, business as usual is not working here in California – we continue to have the second-highest unemployment in the nation, as well as an ever-present budget deficit and yet our state bureaucracy keeps growing," Sen. Strickland said. "SB 953 is an opportunity to make government more efficient and is a no-brainer."
"California is in need of reform and I believe SB 953 is a solid first step in achieving that reform," Senator Strickland added. "Rather than raising taxes on hardworking Californians yet again, we should be looking at ways to trim the fat and make good use of the precious dollars that do come to Sacramento."
SB 953 heads to the Senate Rules Committee for assignment.
Sen. Strickland is available to the media for an interview or comments.
Tony Strickland represents California Senate District 19, which includes portions of Los Angeles, Ventura, and Santa Barbara counties.
By Gazette Staff Writer — Monday, January 23rd, 2012
At its regular meeting on January 11, 2012, United Water Conservation District's Board of Directors elected new officers. Daniel C. Naumann of Oxnard has moved up from Vice-President to become the District's new President, succeeding Robert Eranio of Ventura. Lynn E. Maulhardt of Oxnard was elected Vice-President, and F.W. (Dick) Richardson of Fillmore was elected Secretary/Treasurer.
Mr. Naumann commended Mr. Eranio for his leadership over the past two years, noting that he had helped United keep focused on "achieving what is best in the long-term" and ensuring that "in everything the District does it does so with civility and complete integrity."
Mr. Naumann represents Division 6, the Pleasant Valley area of the District, to the south and east of Oxnard. He holds a B.S. degree in Agricultural Business from California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo. He is a member of the board of the USDA Farm Service Agency, and he serves as an alternate for the Fox Canyon Groundwater Management Agency. His family established farming operations on the Oxnard Plain in the 1890s, Mr. Naumann owns and operates Naumann Family Farms, farming various vegetable row crops. Mr. Naumann's uncle, Robert Naumann, served on United's Board in the 1950s. Continuing the family tradition, Mr. Naumann has been a member of the Board since 1991 and previously served as United's Secretary/Treasurer in 1994-96 and 2008-2009. He also served as its Vice President in 1997-99 and as President in 2000-01.
Mr. Maulhardt represents Division 4, northeast of the City of Oxnard. His family has been farming locally since 1869, and he is a managing partner of a Ventura County farm. Mr. Maulhardt is active in community water activities and has served as chairman of Fox Canyon Groundwater Management Agency since 1987. He received a B.S. in Physics from Loyola University, Los Angeles, and a M.A. in Management and Human Relations from Webster University, St. Louis, Missouri. He is a Vietnam War Veteran and is a commercial airline pilot for a major U.S. airline. Mr. Maulhardt has been a member of the Board since 1985 and served as President from January 1987 to December 1993.
F.W. (Dick) Richardson represents Division 1, which includes Piru and Fillmore to Santa Paula. He has a B.S. degree in Agricultural Business Management from Cal Poly San Luis Obispo and is a Vietnam War Veteran. For four years Mr. Richardson was a member of the Los Angeles Regional Water Quality Control Board. He is a member of the Fillmore Rotary Club and is a past trustee of the Fillmore Unified School District. His family settled in the area in the early 1900s, establishing farm and ranch operations. For 40 years he has operated Richardson Ranches, a citrus and ranch management operation in eastern Ventura County. Mr. Richardson has been a member of the Board since 1996.
Also serving on United's Board of Directors are:
• Sheldon G. Berger, Division 7 - representing portions of the City of Oxnard, the City of Port Hueneme, CBC Port Hueneme Navy Base and several unincorporated beach communities
By Gazette Staff Writer — Monday, January 23rd, 2012
VENTURA, CALIF.--The Ventura County Economic Development Association (VCEDA) has named five new members to its board of directors. Each will serve three-year terms.
New board members are Randall George, Brian Beggs, Celina Zacarias, Robert Wardwell and Mike Smith.
Randall George is a partner with the Oxnard-based law firm of Nordman Cormany Hair & Compton LLP. His practice areas are taxation, corporate and general business law, and estate planning. He holds an "AV" rating from Martindale-Hubbell Law Directory, its highest peer rating.
Brian Beggs is chief marketing officer for Houweling's Nurseries Group in Camarillo. He is responsible for business development, sales, marketing and strategic planning.
Celina Zacarias is director of community and government relations for the Division of University Advancement for California State University Channel Islands. In her position, Zacarias advances the university's presence in the culturally diverse population and maintains strong relationships with local, state and national elected officials.
Robert Wardwell is vice president and chief financial officer of St. John's Regional Medical Center in Oxnard and St. John's Pleasant Valley Hospital in Camarillo. Wardwell has been in healthcare financial operations for the past 40 years and has spent the last 32 years as a chief financial officer in hospitals and healthcare systems.
Mike Smith is director of operations for Waste Management. He is responsible for the day-to-day management, leadership and strategic planning for the trash hauling operations in Ventura, Los Angeles, Santa Barbara and San Luis Obispo counties.
"Our board members are dynamic leaders in Ventura County," says Bill Buratto, VCEDA president and CEO. "We look forward to the tremendous experience and expertise they will bring to our board."
In addition, Bill Camarillo, CEO of Agromin, will serve a second, one-year term as VCEDA board chair.
About VCEDA
By Gazette Staff Writer — Monday, January 23rd, 2012
Written By Jim Forsyth
(Reuters) - When Patty Tegeler looks out the window of her home overlooking the Appalachian Mountains in southwestern Virginia, she sees trouble on the horizon.
"In an instant, anything can happen," she told Reuters. "And I firmly believe that you have to be prepared."
Tegeler is among a growing subculture of Americans who refer to themselves informally as "preppers." Some are driven by a fear of imminent societal collapse, others are worried about terrorism, and many have a vague concern that an escalating series of natural disasters is leading to some type of environmental cataclysm.
They are following... http://www.reuters.com/article/2012/01/21/us-usa-civilization-collapse-i...
By Gazette Staff Writer — Monday, January 23rd, 2012
Written By Edwin Mora
(CNSNews.com) – Organized crime-related deaths in one Mexican border state during the first nine months of 2011 exceed the number of Afghan civilians killed in roughly the same period in all of war-torn Afghanistan.
According to the Mexican government, from January through September 2011 2,276 deaths were recorded in the Mexican state of Chihuahua, which borders Texas and New Mexico.
A Nov. 2011 Congressional Research Service (CRS) report states that over nearly the same period – January through October 2011 – 2,177 civilians were killed in Afghanistan, where a U.S.-led war against the Taliban is underway. It did not provide a breakdown of responsibility for that period, but said that in 2010, 75 percent of civilian deaths were attributed to the Taliban and other "anti-government elements."
Per capita, a... http://cnsnews.com/news/article/one-mexican-state-bordering-us-was-deadl...
By Gazette Staff Writer — Monday, January 23rd, 2012
2. Pledge of Allegiance
3. Roll Call: City Council/Redevelopment Agency Member Steve Conaway, City Council/Redevelopment Agency Member A. Eduardo Gonzalez, City Council/Redevelopment Agency Member Brian Sipes, Mayor Pro Tem/Vice Chair Jamey Brooks and Mayor/Chair Gayle Washburn.
4. Public Comments
5. Public Hearings
Recommendations for Items A, C, D and E: Receive presentations and public comments; hold discussion including questions and answers with staff. Recommendation for Item B: Receive presentations and public comment; hold discussion including question and answer with staff and possibly provide direction.
A. Information and Discussion concerning Watershed Protection District Levy Improvements and Levies.
6. City Council/Redevelopment Agency Joint Consent Calendar
Recommendation for Item A is to Approve.
A. Warrant List for JANUARY 24, 2012.
7. Department Reports
City Manager/Executive Director
A. Adopt Resolution 12-254 which adopts the Amended Enforceable Obligation Payment Schedule (Amended EOPS) and Authorizes Staff to take all necessary actions to submit the Amended EOPS to the Appropriate Parties (Continued from 01/10/12 meeting)
Recommendation: Resolution 12-254 which Adopts the Amended Enforceable Obligation Payment Schedule (Amended EOPS) and authorizes staff to submit the Amended EOPS to the appropriate parties.
B. Adopt an Urgency Ordinance of the Fillmore Redevelopment Agency repealing Nunc Pro Tunc Ordinance No. CRA 93-1 Regarding Sales and Use Taxes
Recommendation: Waive further reading and adopt by a four-fifths vote, the following Ordinance by title only:
8. Closed Session
A. Public Employee Performance Evaluation pursuant to Government Code Section 54957 – Title: City Attorney.
9. Adjournment: City Council and Redevelopment Agency adjourn. The next regular meetings will be held Tuesday, February 14, 2012, at 6:30 p.m. at City Hall, 250 Central Avenue.
By Gazette Staff Writer — Monday, January 23rd, 2012
2. Pledge of Allegiance
3. Roll Call: Councilmembers Brooks, Conaway, Gonzalez, Sipes, and Mayor Washburn
4. Public Comments
5. Closed Session
A. Conference with Legal Counsel – Existing Litigation (Subdivision (a) of Section 54956.9). Peter Egedi v. City of Fillmore, Fillmore City Council and Fillmore Fire Department; Ventura County Superior Court, Case No. 56-2010-00370737-CU-NP-VTA.
6. Adjournment: City Council adjourns. The next Regular Meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, January 24, 2012 at 6:30 p.m. at City Hall, 250 Central Avenue.
By Gazette Staff Writer — Monday, January 23rd, 2012
WASHINGTON, DC — U.S. Rep. Elton Gallegly (R-Ventura and Santa Barbara Counties), issued the following statement today:
"While I support efforts to protect American business and consumers from foreign thieves who steal U.S. intellectual property, I have been discussing with Judiciary Chairman Lamar Smith my concerns about SOPA and those that have been raised by many of my constituents.
"This morning the Chairman announced that the 'House Judiciary Committee will postpone consideration of the legislation until there is wider agreement on a solution.' I still firmly believe we must protect American jobs, American consumers and the health and safety of all Americans from foreign counterfeiters and criminals. However, before moving forward we must ensure that Congress listens to those who oppose the legislation.
"I applaud Chairman Smith for listening to my concerns and the concerns of others and for his commitment to find a solution to online piracy that protects American intellectual property and innovation."
By Gazette Staff Writer — Monday, January 23rd, 2012
Westlake Village, CA - One of Ventura County's major job providers, Haas Automation of Oxnard, has decided against continuing their planned expansion in Ventura County, citing California's unstable tax and regulatory environment.
"In his State of the State message, Governor Jerry Brown talked about turning around California's economy. While some positive signs are on the horizon, bureaucrats throughout the state continue to restrict recovery by imposing their overbearing new regulations," said Ernie Villegas, Assembly Member Jeff Gorell's District Director. "Excessive regulation is chasing major employers out of the state and discouraging the ones who do stay from expanding their operations to provide new jobs."
"Regulatory reform is one of Mr. Gorell's top priorities," Villegas noted. Assemblyman Gorell's office will introduce legislation this year to delay the implementation of new rainwater regulations by the State Water Control Board that will cost both local government and local businesses millions of dollars every year to implement without adequate science or procedures to warrant the costs.
While we don't yet know if this legislation will change Haas Automation's decision, Gorell's Assembly office has been meeting with stakeholders throughout the county to listen to their concerns and to develop proactive solutions to the burdensome costs of over-regulation. Our office is also in communication with Lieutenant Governor Gavin Newsom's office. The Lt. Governor has expressed real concern for keeping businesses in California when confronting these issues. Assemblyman Gorell looks forward to working with the Lt. Governor in any way possible to find solutions to these regulatory problems.
Assembly Member Jeff Gorell is currently serving with the Navy in Afghanistan, but is looking forward to returning home to Camarillo and to his job with the legislature in about two months. When he returns, he will be continuing his legislative focus on streamlining government, establishing priorities in state finance, and reducing the regulatory roadblocks to our state's economic recovery.
By Gazette Staff Writer — Monday, January 23rd, 2012
"As the faith that gave birth to the West is dying in the West, peoples of European descent from the steppes of Russia to the coast of California have begun to die out, as the Third World treks north to claim the estate. The last decade provided corroborating if not conclusive proof that we are in the Indian Summer of our civilization."
So begins Pat Buchanan in his hardcore work, SUICIDE OF A SUPERPOWER.
"Will America Survive to 2025?"
Buchanan, set for maximum controversy, launches all rockets at introduction "Disintegrating Nation" -- and does not let up for 400-plus pages.
"America is disintegrating... http://www.drudgereport.com/flashpb.htm
By Gazette Staff Writer — Wednesday, January 18th, 2012
George Runner today issued the following statement in response to Governor Jerry Brown's State of the State address:
"I agree with the Governor that we must do more to spur job creation and investment in our state. Unfortunately, by pushing higher taxes, the Governor sends the entirely wrong message. We don't need higher taxes, we need more private sector jobs.
"Despite some modest job growth, more than two million Californians remain unemployed. Rather than drive more job creators and wage earners away from our state, we should be doing everything in our power to help them stay here and succeed.
"When Californians have jobs, the state always has plenty of revenue. The Governor should be campaigning for jobs, not higher taxes."
Elected in November 2010, George Runner represents more than nine million Californians as a member of the State Board of Equalization. For more information, visit www.boe.ca.gov/Runner.
By Gazette Staff Writer — Monday, January 16th, 2012
Written by Robert L. Woodson Sr.
The greatest tribute to the legacy of Martin Luther King, Jr., is not to name a street in his honor or celebrate a national holiday. It is to recognize and support those who are working to carry out his vision, those who empower those facing the greatest obstacles through personal relationships that restore the fabric of civil society—without the need for federal government intervention.
As former Housing and Urban Development Secretary Jack Kemp once said, "We need an anti-poverty agenda based on democratic capitalism, not socialism and on private ownership, not government control. Our definition of compassion is not how many people live on the government welfare plantation, but how many of our people are liberated from government dependence."
Among those ranks... http://blog.heritage.org/2012/01/16/morning-bell-life-changing-tribute-t...
By Gazette Staff Writer — Thursday, January 12th, 2012
Written by Buck Sexton
The 'Ndrangheta organized crime syndicate has invaded Europe with a dark cloud of violence, drugs, and corruption at the highest levels, and appears poised to grow even stronger in 2012 as Italy teeters on the brink of economic collapse.
For the first time, syndicate bosses described their organization to the German newspaper "Der Spiegel" last week, some of which is excerpted in this piece. Through dominance of the European cocaine trade, the 'Ndrangheta themselves explain how their clan has become one of the most powerful criminal organizations in the Western world.
And before you... http://www.theblaze.com/stories/do-you-know-about-the-most-powerful-crim...
By Gazette Staff Writer — Wednesday, January 11th, 2012
Written By Steven Nelson Published
The liberal activist group Color of Change announced Tuesday evening that it received confirmation from MSNBC that the left-leaning cable news network has indefinitely suspended conservative commentator Pat Buchanan.
The group's leaders launched a campaign in October aiming to have Buchanan, who they dubbed a "white supremacist," removed from MSNBC programming.
"Amazing news!" a Color of Change email alert announced on Tuesday evening. "Pat Buchanan and his white supremacist ideology will no longer be on TV."
"MSNBC President Phil... http://dailycaller.com/2012/01/10/color-of-change-claims-another-scalp-p...
By Gazette Staff Writer — Wednesday, January 11th, 2012
U.S. boosts forces in Western Pacific
Written By Rowan Scarborough
The Navy's top officer detailed Tuesday the strategy for making sure the South China Sea and Western Pacific remain open to international shipping, saying an emerging China might try to "limit access in the region."
The remarks by Adm. Jonathan Greenert, chief of naval operations, represented a frank assessment of China's potential power grabs as it continues a military buildup that includes more ships and anti-ship weapons.
Adm. Greenert spoke a week after President Obama presented his military strategy, which states that the armed forces will put renewed focus on Asia and the Middle East. The Obama strategy mentions China as a "regional power" that can affect U.S. security "in a variety of ways."
Appearing at the... http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2012/jan/10/navy-readies-for-chinese...
By Gazette Staff Writer — Wednesday, January 11th, 2012
Written By Alex Pappas
MANCHESTER, N.H. — Video footage provided exclusively to The Daily Caller shows election workers in New Hampshire giving out ballots in the names of dead voters at multiple voting precincts during the state's primary election on Tuesday.
The bombshell video is the work of conservative filmmaker James O'Keefe and his organization, Project Veritas.
Voters in the...http://dailycaller.com/2012/01/11/video-nh-poll-workers-shown-handing-out-ballots-in-dead-peoples-names/


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Dr Selina Ward explains why sediment harms the Great Barrier Reef
Amy Remeikis "There are a lot of impacts that are possible certainly whenever we are dredging large amounts of sediment. We have the potential for that sediment to move.
Great Barrier Reef's health declines
Amy Remeikis The overall condition of the Great Barrier Reef declined in 2011, with extreme weather events such as cyclone Yasi and continued issues with agricultural sediment run-off taking a toll.
Campbell Newman calls on Adani to employ 'Queenslanders first'
Amy Remeikis Premier Campbell Newman has called for a "Queenslanders first'' employment policy on a rail project that will provide a link between a major coal mine and a port.
Tony Fitzgerald slams Newman's 'politically motivated' apology
Amy Remeikis Corruption fighter Tony Fitzgerald has labelled the government's attempt at reconciliation with the legal community and voters a "politically motivated expression of regret for its...
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Amy Remeikis Under the gentle rays of the first winter sun, they gathered, to learn about sustainability, green living and how to make Brisbane better. And to see Peppa Pig.
Twelve casino players vie for Queensland's three new licences
Amy Remeikis Twelve casino players have gambled on receiving one of the state's three new casino licences.
Clive Palmer legal threats ignored by government MPs
Amy Remeikis Clive Palmer's threat of defamation action has not deterred government MPs from repeating the line that the mining magnate turned federal member is "buying votes".
Newman: Palmer 'buying votes'
Amy Remeikis Clive Palmer is attempting to "buy people's votes", says Campbell Newman.
Clive Palmer pushes ahead with defamation case against Queensland premier
Amy Remeikis Clive Palmer said he is pressing forward with defamation action against the Queensland Premier as soon as possible, but he is not seeking to personally benefit from any damages awarded to him.
No regrets: government continues campaign against Ben and Jerry's
Amy Remeikis Environment Minister Andrew Powell has no regrets about declaring war on an ice cream company for what he says are their "false and misleading" statements regarding threats to the Great...
Queensland government welcomes 'positive' UNESCO Reef report
Amy Remeikis Conservation campaigners and the Greens have taken UNESCO's draft decision on the Great Barrier Reef's world heritage status as a final warning, but the government has welcomed it...
No sign expensive work to protect reef from sediment has been budgeted for
Amy Remeikis Offsetting the amount of sediment dumped on the Great Barrier Reef by the Abbot Point port expansion could cost up to half a billion dollars, a biological scientist has predicted, but the federal...
Colonial joins Queensland's gambling table
Amy Remeikis Queensland's casino market looks set to expand with a new player.
Queensland tourism 'bleak' without casino vision: Campbell Newman
Amy Remeikis Premier Campbell Newman has predicted a "bleak" tourism outlook for the state if it doesn't embrace the integrated resort and casino vision his government has put forward.
Newman claims Palmer sought 'preferential treatment'
Amy Remeikis One year ago the LNP and Clive Palmer were duking it out in the press.
Clive Palmer's refinery in Queensland government's sights
Amy Remeikis Clive Palmer's Townsville nickel refinery has less than a month to meet the government's environmental requirements.
Government 'committed' to tackling crown of thorns
Amy Remeikis Queensland Environment Minister Andrew Powell says the Newman government is committed to taking on the crown of thorns starfish, one of the biggest threats to the Great Barrier Reef.
Guidlines already in place for uranium mining: report
Amy Remeikis No extra legislation is necessary for Queensland to re-establish uranium mining, the Uranium Mining Implementation Committee has concluded, although some "certain adaptations" will be needed.
Uranium not worth the risk, say opposing groups
Amy Remeikis The claimed benefits of uranium mining in Queensland are based more on "enthusiasm than evidence" and will ultimately create more grief for the state than it is worth, say conservation...

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Nasa-funded study: industrial civilisation headed for 'irreversible collapse'? | Nafeez Ahmed | Environment | theguardian.com
A new study sponsored by Nasa's Goddard Space Flight Center has highlighted the prospect that global industrial civilisation could collapse in coming decades due to unsustainable resource exploitation and increasingly unequal wealth distribution.
Don't bother. It's just a pile of the usual "we need to return to living in caves in the cold and the dark and stop offending Mother Gaea" bullshit. I've been hearing it all my life. The only thing that ever changes is the crap they drum up to support their thesis. One year it's pesticides. The next, nuclear winter or global cooling. After that, overpopulation is gonna kill us all. Then peak oil. Then resource depletion of all kinds. Or famine and starvation. Currently it's global warming.
And yet by almost every measure the global standard of living continues to improve. It's almost as if these perpetual doomsayers are just looking for any handy hobbyhorse with which to haul their suicidal ideologies.


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the giddy-up lost on his fastball won't show up over multiple games. as far as i am aware, it only happened in the last inning or two of his last start in which his fastball suddenly dropped down to 88 mph before getting pulled.
Comment by Jimmy Wrench — June 7, 2012 @ 3:33 pm
Let me shed a tear…..
Comment by Peter R — June 7, 2012 @ 4:34 pm
Can someone explain why Ogando didn't go into the rotation instead of Feldman? I found that very curious. It was weird enough that Feliz went into the rotation and Ogando to the bullpen before the season but the Rangers continued insistence on keeping Ogando there despite his far greater value as a starter is curious. Before the season I could see that they had questions in the bullpen but those have been erased.
Comment by stan — June 7, 2012 @ 4:39 pm
"The PITCHf/x data actually doesn't help up much in confirming this."
Anyone watching Monday not can confirm this. By his last inning (6th), he was throwing 88. I've never seen Holland throw fastballs below 90 before.
Comment by John — June 7, 2012 @ 4:39 pm
Feldman is the long man/spot starter and was more stretched out for this sort of thing. Though Ogando is one of the most likely RP for the Rangers to pitch multiple innings, he still wasn't pitching as many innings per outing as a long man.
Comment by Prashanth Francis — June 7, 2012 @ 4:46 pm
Hind sight is 20/20. But they should've known, its easier
to develop a reliever than a starter. If they'd kept Ogando
as a spot starter long reliever, they would now be in better
shape for Ogando to start. But, its very tempting to use
him as a set-up, because he can come in and wing
97 – 100+ MPH fastballs. So, he's very affective against
lefthanders and righthanded batters. Additionally, Ogando
has been more effective than Feldman. What was the
thinkng for using Feldman in lieu of Ogando as a
spot starter – long reliever? Neil Ramirez has been pitching
better than Perez. Hell, if the veeterans and prospects
aren't affective, use the prospects. At least you'll
give the veterans competition and an oppoprunity
(which they might not get again) to the prospect.
They need to know that they need to keep
progressing for the day the parent team comes
Comment by Juan Chapa — June 7, 2012 @ 5:02 pm
This whole situation was a PRIME opportunity to use the old A-ball standby … tandem starters. Put Feliz and Ogando out there every fifth day as a set. One starts and goes twice through the order, the other comes in and finishes the game. Keeps the "starter" fresh longer and gets more innings out of the "reliever".
Comment by NatsFan73 — June 7, 2012 @ 5:15 pm
Yes! This is just the opening the Mariners needed. We are about to explode through the Rangers barn door and steal their eggs and shear the wool from their sheep and stuff! *fist*
Comment by Revenge of the Marinerds — June 7, 2012 @ 6:07 pm
Rangers just lost three straight series to the Marniers, Angels, and Athletics. This doesn not help.
Comment by Keystone Heavy — June 7, 2012 @ 7:39 pm
Just because Mariners have just won 5 of 9 from these 3 top tiered teams(Rangers, White sox, Angels) in their ballparks does not mean they are going to the top…it will be fun to see what it does mean especially if their starting pitching comes around. Who would have thought that their hitting would be picking up?
Back to Rangers…this is what makes BB so much fun
Comment by Christopher — June 7, 2012 @ 7:42 pm
His velo seemed to be peaking at 94 two and three starts ago instead of his usual 96. Not much, and may have affected his average velo even less. I didn't think much of it at the time, but by eye it looked as if a small dip was there. He also looked ashen after getting pulled from his last start. What I'm unclear on is if the 'should fatigue' is simply due to the lost weight/virus, or if it's something new; it seems the former would be somewhat less worrying than the latter.
Comment by rf — June 7, 2012 @ 11:41 pm
I thought the Rangers were supposed to be one of the overall best teams – actually, best organizations – in baseball, with surprising pitching depth. Aren't they supposed to have enough talent to overcome something like this? Perhaps they aren't building the dynasty over there that people were talking about during this past offseason. The Angels might just overtake them in the second half if Weaver gets right and Pujols, Trout, etc. settle in.
Comment by Beantown — June 8, 2012 @ 12:41 am
especially in the AL where you won't have to worry about running out of quality pinch hitters later in the game. I like the idea of a tandem start.
Comment by Antonio Bananas — June 10, 2012 @ 11:06 pm
Their money, part of what makes them the best overally organization, made it so they could grab Oswalt, who will probably be at least serviceable. They have Jurickson Profar who I'd think along with some raw guys would be able to get most SP too.
Their ML and MiL pitching and hitting is elite. They are in a large market. There isn't another franchise that hits all of those.
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A team comprising seven MPs has completed a two-day fact-finding tour of Lamu following the recent spate of attacks that claimed about 70 lives.
The legislators are members of the Parliamentary Committee on Administration and National Security.
The MPs Alice Muthoni Wahome (Kandara), Francis Mwangangi Kilonzo (Yatta), Protus Akujah (Loima), Joseph Mburu Kahangara (Lari), James Bett (Kesses), Humphrey Kimani Njuguna (Gatanga) and Joseph Obiero Ndiege of Suna West met and discussed with residents of Lamu Town on their first day before visiting residents from areas that were affected by the attacks including Mpeketoni and Witu.
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The recent police recruitment has been cancelled in 36 centres across the country after investigations exposed irregularities.
The nullification, announced on Tuesday by the National Police Service Commission, will affect 1,215 recruits spread in 21 counties.
The investigation followed allegations of widespread bribery in the July 14 recruitment.
The Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission, the Independent Police Oversight Authority and other rights groups pointed out the irregularities.
Some 10,000 trainee officers had been recruited. A number of organisations, the oversight authority included, had called for total revocation.
The oversight authority has gone to court to halt the reporting of the officers to training colleges.
Police service commission chairman Johnson Kavuludi, who announced the cancellation, said there would be repeats in the affected centres.
Mr Kavuludi warned that all government officials who engaged in malpractices during the recruitment would be prosecuted for corruption and other professional misconduct.
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More than 10,000 new teachers are to be hired starting next week.
Of these slots, 5,000 teachers will be replacing those who have left the service due to retirement, death or other causes while 5,000 will boost the numbers of the existing workforce, said Mr Gabriel Lengoiboni, the secretary of the Teachers Service Commission.
Funds for the fresh recruitment were set aside in this year's Budget which Finance Cabinet Secretary Henry Koskei presented to Parliament in June.
He allocated Sh2.5 billion for employment of 5,000 additional teachers.
Mr Lengoiboni has now asked qualified teachers who are also registered with the commission to apply to school and district education boards before August 11. That means prospective candidates have only 11 days left.
Candidates can apply in any of the 47 counties where the vacancies exist. Out of the additional teachers, Mr Lengoiboni said 2,479 would be posted to teach in primary while 2,521 would be sent to secondary schools.
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Kenya is prepared to deal with Ebola, the deadly viral disease which has sparked worldwide panic, according to medical authorities.
Isolation beds have been set up at the Kenyatta National Hospital, diagnostic areas have been prepared at the Kenya Medical Research Institute and 50 health and mortuary workers have been trained to handle Ebola patients.
Kenya was by Monday one of the countries still allowing direct flights to West African countries where the World Health Organisation has declared the disease out of control.
On Monday, Ivory Coast banned all flights from countries hit by Ebola as part of steps to prevent the spread of the deadly disease from its neighbours.
British Airways, Emirates Airlines, Pan African airline Aruj and ASKY and Chad have all suspended flights to and from the affected destinations.
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In 1998, Eric Landau created an art gallery, imagining it as a land where art would be discovered. He made it grow, and the artists grew along with it. Galerie W went from 350 square feet to 10,000. It has become a presence, a forum for discriminating artistic discussion, spacious and splendid.
Ten years after its founding, the gallery represents twenty artists whose works are always on show: Samuel Benchetrit | Vincent Bousserez | João Luíz Bulcão | CharlElie | Cynthia Cappe | Jean-Marc Dallanegra | Winnie Denker | Jean-Claude Gautrand | Dom Garcia | Pierre-François Grimaldi | Raymond Hains | Troy Henriksen | Élodie Lachaud | Mirko Lovric | Miss.Tic | Chris Morin | Christian Nesler | Jean-Baptiste Perrot | Pierre-Alex. | Georges Poncet | Denis Robert | Bruno Schiepan | Philippe Vermès | Véronique Vial
The walls and works change daily or almost. Focus exhibits scheduled on a monthly basis are complemented by temporary exhibits. The gallery also hosts a number of other events: signings, concerts, meetings, happenings, and children's art workshops.
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It's a place. Not a gallery. It's a crazy story. Eric Landau is a dreamer with his feet on the ground. He knows how to spot talent; he's a pioneer, inventive and above all, the creator of Galerie W. Just over a decade ago, it was a space of only 35 meters squared. Today, it's nearly 3500 meters cubed of exhibition space for contemporary art. In Paris.
In 1997, Eric Landau (whose soul has been artistic probably since before he was born!) after 7 years in Andalusia, landed in Montmartre: "an Andalusian village". It all started when Landau fell head over heels for the work of Céline Chalem, an artist in her eighties whose art had been exhibited all over the world and who worked in a studio in Montmartre on the 5th floor with no elevator despite being a sculptor… of marble ! Landau thus sought out for Chalem, a small studio on the ground floor, at the corner of rue des Abbesses. After that, the ball just kept on rolling. He pressed on with his wild desire and beautiful idea: to 'produce' living contemporary artists. In other words he orchestrated the financial and material circumstances to enable them to create. And all this in Montmartre. That is to say, far, very far away indeed from the more typical art gallery districts. Landau wished to give back to the area affectionately referred to as the Bateau-Lavoir by the many artists who lived there - Picasso, Matisse, Braque, Fernand Léger, Utrillo, Apollinaire, Cocteau etc. – a new sort of art, a new contemporary style. He put art on walls, on buildings and even on estate agents' « To Sell/ To Rent » signs. He took a bet on contemporary artists and their potential. He hired premises all across Montmartre so they might be used as studios… "You've gone mad" people told Landau. "You've gone mad. Montmartre is not about contemporary, living artists, it's not about street art!" And yet, he carried on. Galerie W thus became a producer of artists, a fast growing rumor, generating more and more interest. W grew and grew, finally setting up in the considerable premises of the ex Baguette de Bois, which was, for 50 years, the seat of artisanal picture framing in Paris. Thanks to this artisanal activity, thanks to the creative force of all the artists who passed through here towards the end of the 20th century, the space feels lived in and inhabited.
But of course, at the heart of the gallery are its artists, around twenty of whom form its solid core. Troy Henriksen for example, with his pictorial, textual and colorful exuberance or Jean-Marc Dallanegra who renders his oil painted canvases with a seismic force. Galerie W only exhibits living artists (with one exception, which of course confirms the rule : Raymond Hains), contemporary art, the art of the street, the art of the world. W brings art to life both within its walls and outside of them in a number of ways: In providing the artist with a place to exhibit their work outdoors, in providing a living for the artist and the work, and through more than simply making a work visible but making it real for passersby. Galerie W is the "everywhere else". It is as much a site for creation as it is a site for exhibition, since it embodies a certain force and vigor intrinsic to the creative process: a process that, in itself, one can never truly see. That said; you've never seen a place like this. This place is unique.
W is an inspired space. It's open seven days a week. But the most important thing… it's the artists. The choices. Their journey. Welcome to a world that sees a different exhibition every month, different hangings every day, events with outside artists involving every type of art, often urban. There is painting, photography in particular, as well as sculpture, installations, music and even cooking! Every couple of days some new event or other will be happening at W: sit-down dinners for 150 people, more often standing, think tanks, concerts, fashion shows, performances, signings, award ceremonies, children's workshops…. W creates the event because it's a meeting place. Simply put: it's a free space. And furthermore, W is always moving, inhabiting cities inside and out. It has created exhibitions in the South of France, the Ile de Ré and Luxembourg. It has exhibited within businesses such as the Hugues Chevalier in Paris and even in New Zealand when, in 1999, Eric Landau and the gallery's artists accompanied a boat participating in the America Cup. W is in Boston and New York, on the Route 66, in Peking and in Phuket… You'll find W's signature on a whole host of seemingly improbable happenings. For example, W has worked with Disneyland for the past three years to use art as a scare factor during their Halloween celebrations. The first such event was in 2008 when Troy Henriksen took over a whole platform in the Metro to paint directly onto billboards in front of the dumbfounded passengers alighting or descending at that stop. During the winter of 2010, David Bersanetti and an excellent creative team, worked on an immense animated tableau, erected on the Champs Elysees and made up of thousands of sweets that attracted the attention of everyone who saw it, be they 7 or 77 years old. What is more, just last year to mark the 10th anniversary of Fooding®, the gallery stayed open for 72 hours non-stop, inviting a different well known chef to prepare food every four hours for a group of amateur food lovers who had come from all over to take part. Also last year, when the Art Rock Festival proposed 1000m₂ of street side space, situated in the middle of its Saint-Brieuc Festival, consecrated to Troy Henriksens' works, W called on all its collectors to lend works they had bought in order to create a thorough retrospective exhibition on the artist. This year, the gallery is organizing a huge exhibition of Miss.Tic., programmed to run during the Art Rock Festival 2011 (9th-12th June), and beyond. More than anything W exhibits. The gallery takes risks, just like an artist, a patron or a boss should. Launching itself into the void, into chance, into the streets… just like life itself. Galerie W has launched. W is madness. If to be mad is to exist. For existence begins here in fact, « ex-stare », literally, « to be launched from there ». And let's be honest, in the world, in life, in space and in time, one needs a little madness in order to realise ones ideas to such an extent. More than this though, one needs to be somebody. W is not something. W is like a human being. Like some of them at least…
He had the crazy idea. She met him six months later. "He wholly succeeded in his amicable take-over bid… of me" she says. First and foremost W is Eric Landau. But then it's also Isabelle Euverte. He wanted art to be for everybody, that's why the gallery is 'W': it's a letter, it's practical. "A letter can't be hijacked, it's everyone's property," he says. He wants art to be all around him, that it not be a privileged domain and that it be open to everyone alive. Eric can be found in every print, in every frame and canvas. He is very close to the artists, many of whom drop in to see him simply for advice. He has this same closeness with the collectors. Isabelle says of Eric that, "he has a vision of art, a vision of space and of time." And it's certainly true that this art dealer is a visionary; he senses trends before they really emerge, he has an eye for artists and a great empathy with art lovers. Eric Landau is a pragmatic poet, for not only does he have ideas, but he knows how to execute them. Isabelle claims not to be a gallery director but rather that she turns her hand to everything. She is high speed. She writes concisely. She types fast and hard. She foresees all eventualities; she's fiercely independent and always communicating. Her network of friends is endless and loyal. These two are the soul of the gallery. They are the people who make the gallery so much more than just a gallery. They make sure that W belongs to everybody. This isn't a gallery but a universe which takes stock of its surroundings and the spirit of its time and which changes our lives whilst inventing its own. It has changed the life of Montmartre and those of its inhabitants. It has changed the lives of its artists and often of its collectors. Galerie W is a place where connections are made: people pass through, journeys are made and things happen. And all this is channeled through the dynamic team that surrounds around Eric and Isabelle at 44, rue Lepic.
Thirteen years after its foundation, W may have changed its size but not its ideals: its building, but not its neighborhood. Some people might say it's a fairytale. But I would say that talent and ideas wouldn't come to anything without perseverance and hard work. This idea holds true because of this time, this space and these people. It was a simple belief that contemporary art could settle and live in Montmartre and the gamble has paid off: other galleries have followed suit, bringing a host of new contemporary art in their wake. The notion of creating a place in which art could be discovered, open to all, to all ages, all walks of life, and all types of art: once again, the gamble paid off. Most visitors to the gallery have heard of it through word of mouth, some by chance. "People say that the gallery has a very New York feel," says Isabelle. Admittedly, that's what I thought the first time I visited, for there is a definitive lack of Parisian snobbery, a lack of that coldness which so often accompanies 'galleries'. But returning to the final thread of the original concept that defines W: a space that openly displayed the creative process. Here, amateurs as much as collectors are invited to see each step in the life of the works of art and to be involved in them. Indeed here, the collectors are often the initiators! Many of W's collectors, from as far afield as China, USA, South America, London, Brussels and Barcelona, don't think twice about spending a weekend in Paris to come and visit the gallery. For many of them, they see the gallery as 'their' W. W is like a family because it is organic. A meeting with W always means a meeting with someone. The artists drop in all the time, some of them every day. It's a home - which is as much proved by the fact that Eric and Isabelle live there. It's a creative laboratory, a successful workshop and a collection of futures: A hubbub of desires, talents, accidents and meetings. Everything here is art. W belongs to all those who cross its threshold. There are a lot of them and they are happy. "People have an attachment to W. It's like a brand… But better!", says Isabelle, smiling. It's better, yes. Because W isn't a concept. It's energy. A bit like electricity. A bit like life.
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- Publisher: Ubisoft
- Release Date: Nov 19, 2013
- Also On: PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, Wii U, Xbox 360, Xbox One
- Summary: The year is 1715. Pirates rule the waters of the Caribbean and have established a lawless Republic. Among these outlaws is a lethal young captain named Edward Kenway. His notorious exploits earn the respect of legends like Blackbeard, but draw him into an ancient war that may destroy everything the pirates have built for themselves.… Collapse
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- Genre(s): Historic
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Nov 27, 2013There are refinements still to be made but Black Flag is a stunning return to form worthy of any gamer's time.
Dec 30, 2013Makes up for the failings of AC3, delivering a fantastic, engaging open world experience. [Jan 2014, p.78]
Jan 16, 2014Fans that were bummed out by Assassin's Creed III will most likely find Black Flag to be a welcoming return to what they love about the series, with a great story, amazingly crafted world and smart additions to the sailing that make it a refreshing part of the Assassin's Creed formula.
Dec 19, 2013At the end of a generation, Ubisoft gives us a new and great chapter of Assassin's Creed. Black Flag, despite some congenital defects works great, focusing on the exploration and a free roaming component refreshed for the most.
Nov 24, 2013Like its winsome protagonist, Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag is fixated on pursuing the riches of high-seas piracy and seems reluctant to be drawn into convoluted Templar plots. The most self-aware Assassin's Creed title to date, and one that makes the most of some aging mechanics.
Nov 19, 2013The game looks absolutely beautiful, is jam packed with things to do, and as ever, the combat is a joy to fiddle with.
Mar 5, 2014Ironically enough for a game which centers around the concept of genetic ancestry, however, it continually lets itself down by refusing to break away from its own tired and worn-out heritage,
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Nov 19, 2013The Assassin Creed Franchise has had its up and downs, but ACV is absolutely an up. This game is extremely fun and I recommend it to anyone who enjoyed the previous games. The ship combat has improved and the graphics are beautiful. This game is probably my favorite in the franchise so far.… Expand
Dec 11, 2013in my opinion the best assassins creed game in the franchise, although the game is bad optimized for pc i could run it on a 50-60 fps on ultra 1680x1050 with my r9 290, the story is well written, the game is dark and heavy, the gameplay is much improved, the characters are good, and the naval combat is better than ever, i loved ac3 and gave it a 10/10 and most of you didnt like my opinion but for me ac3 is now 7/10 compared to this, but i am giving you a warning, this game is very bad optimized and i guess not everyone have a card like r9 290 or gtx 780 so if you have a low end card stay away from this game, i tried the game on my other pc with a low end card and it was very slow and unplayble, but for the end assassins creed iv is the best in the franchise and i reccomend it to everyone that have a decent pc that can run the game on 30 fps on any setting, (if you want to know check your card benchmark on ac iv in youtube)the best in the franchise in my opinion… Expand
Nov 19, 2013People are funny (or is that just PC gamers?). Yes, yes, yes it has some minor technical issues (FPS) that will need patching, but these are expected for a game with this much scale. I felt that depressing feeling during the opening cutscene and tutorial island when the game wasn't as smooth as I'd hoped. Once I boarded my ship and headed to Havana, things improved and confidence regained (unlike my hairline). AC:BF is very good. The map is HUGE, the graphics (some frame rate drops) are excellent, the sound passionate, the naval element well implemented, animations are fabulous, cutscenes and voice acting some of the best i've seen and the game is simply fun. Greatly improved from AC3 and with so much to do and collect, it's gonna take a while to see all of it. This is my new favourite AC game. Enjoy.… Expand
Jul 18, 2014The best gameplay is the series, and it captures the atmosphere of its setting brilliantly, but ultimately feels a little bit strange like ACIII before it. Perhaps the locales were too "new" to support one of the big draws of the Ezio series: uncovering mysterious tombs and retrieving artefacts.
The story is okay if not really good, but I'd prefer a story that's a bit humdrum but doesn't make me wince with its many po-faced howlers (looking at you, AC:Revelations and ACIII). AC:Brotherhood took some knocks for its silly villains, but I'll take that camp theatrical scene-chewing over a story that thinks too much of itself any day. AC:R's writer does a much better job this time, supplying a story that carries you along well enough, with many nice little touches in the dialogue and some touches of daft WTF-ery. There's not enough there to make you really invested, and you'll see certain twists a mile away, but as games go it's decent.… Expand
Dec 22, 2013I could be writing this review while being amazed by the game or while being super mad. First off, the gameplay AC 4 has a very similar gameplay like AC 3. Some things have been changed (like ship combat), but don't expect something new when it comes to ground combat, in which you are left with three options attack, counter other attacks or break enemies' defences. Sometimes it's really not that fun when you have to kill 20 men while boarding an enemy ship, forcing you to start spamming your left mouse button to deliver as many hits as possible. Next thing that this game needs to improve is performance. With a pretty good computer like mine, you can hardly run the game on the best graphics setting with no lags. And when it starts to rain on the sea while you are against three enemy ships lots of smoke effects and all these pieces of wood flying everywhere, god, that is frustrating. Now, to the main point of this game storyline and missions. Story is pretty good at some point, but only like a quarter of it has something to do with Assassins. This game is not a true "Assassin" game. Also, I hate that missions in AC4 are so repetitive. In every second mission you have to tail someone, and that thing annoyed me quite a lot while playing this game. So, AC4 has quite a lot of bad things that Ubisoft should improve in the next sequel (if they ever make one), but it is still a pretty good game with some nice features. But i don't recommend buying it until the prize comes down a bit.… Expand
Mar 11, 2014The franchise really jumped the shark with this one as assassinations and history are no longer the foundation of the gameplay. Now you basically have a glorified mini-game (sailing around in the Jackdaw) and collectables as the centrepiece which is as tedious as it sounds. The story is straight out of a Uwe Boll film, and I swear you can almost imagine the voice actors flinching when doing their third rate lines. Not that this franchise ever had a satisfying story it was always more about the characters. That being said I never connected with this character, previous protagonists especially Ezio had a personal matter setting them off into the world, this guy just wants to earn some money. I mean, that's nice for him but it doesn't make me sympathize or immerse.
As a cherry on top this game coming from a franchise which used to proud itself in its presentation of history contains almost no historical facts at all. Like, in the first 2 cities you have maybe 3 or 4 buildings you can check in the animus and that's pretty much it. All in all, this game made me really sad because of its pampering to the lowest common denominator.… Expand
Apr 12, 2014Vile smelling consolitis.
If they charged you 1 cent for this game it would be overpriced. Anything that Ubisoft designs these days is smelly consolitis and is garbage. AC4 is no exception:
- Zoomed in FOV you can't change. Enjoy throwing up.
- No gameplay. The might as well be a DVD movie where you press X to continue the story. This is not a game, it's choose your own adventure consolitis
- Don't ever buy games from Ubisoft. They are the worst company ever, they make EA look like old school gaming lovers.
- Out of date consolitis graphics
- Out of date consolitis gameplay. Nothing new here that you didn't see in AC1
- The liars who are giving this game 10 out of 10 are AC4 devs pretending to be real gamers.… Expand


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