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this wins over other pro-gay commercials because you had no idea he was gay and then you can't tell which one is his husband
they are showing them as people
not as gays and straights
fuckin love this commercial
can we just talk abotu the fact that the husbands arent even bringing the drinks over theyre just standing there next to the drinks and chatting
fuckin useless husbands
they are showing anyone can be useless. Even gay people
they are saying that it doesn't matter if you are gay or straight. You can still be a useless person
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Now this is the shit someone should get shot over!
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this is only time I can agree with punching a baby in the face.
I'm DEAD at the sanitation worker tho! LMAO
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The third shooting this year in the parking lot of a local bar has left one man dead Saturday morning.
Police responded to shots fired near Fort Sill Boulevard and Cache Road at the Dew Drop Inn around midnight where they found a shooting victim lying in the parking lot.
The man identified as 24-year-old Kenneth Young was taken to a local hospital by ambulance where he died an hour later.
The bar's owner and bartender said they are running a friendly business that unfortunately is located in a rough area.
Bartender Tammy Allison says despite recent shootings in the bar's parking lot, she feels safe when she comes to work, and so do her customers.
"You know, retired military, we have a great time. It's nothing...what they do out here is what they do. It has nothing to do with us inside," said Allison.
Back in May a man showed up at a local hospital with a gunshot wound to his arm after police say he was shot here.
Then in early September, a second man was hospitalized after he was shot multiple times in the parking lot next to the bar.
And a third shooting Saturday has left one man dead.
"Of course people are going to be a little skiddish, it upsets all of us. We don't like that. The owner is really upset about it, not just because it was her place of business, but someone was hurt in her parking lot," said Allison.
But despite that, Allison insists the shootings have nothing to do with their business.
"Not at all. Nope. Because it's nothing that reflects on the bar. Has nothing to do with that," said Allison.
She blames the crime and even Saturday's death on the rough area the business in located in.
She says their atmosphere is usually a tame one and says the owner has even raised the age of the customers let inside to 25, hoping to keep a younger rowdier bunch out.
She says none of the shootings have happened inside the bar and that what goes on outside her door is beyond their control.
"We've done everything we can do, I mean, we've got bouncers, we've got people watching. We've lit the parking lot totally up, we've got lights everywhere. What happens in the parking lot, we have no control over that. That can happen anywhere. It can happen in your front yard," said Allison.
Tammy Allison says even with Saturday's shooting death she has no doubt her regulars will return.
Police said no arrests had been made but were searching for two suspects that were described as black males who wore red and white shirts at the time of the shooting.


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The United States is one of the most diverse countries on earth, jam packed full of amazing sights from St. Patrick's cathedral in New York to Mount Hollywood California.The Northeast region is where it all started. Thirteen British colonies fought the American Revolution from here and won their independence in the first successful colonial rebellion in history. Take a look at these rolling hills carpeted with foliage along the Hudson river here, north of New York City.The American south is known for its polite people and slow pace of life. Probably they move slowly because it's so hot. Southerners tend not to trust people from "up north" because they talk too fast. Here's a cemetery in Georgia where you can find graves of soldiers from the Civil War.The West Coast is sort of like another country that exists to make the east coast jealous. California is full of nothing but grizzly old miners digging for gold, a few gangster rappers, and then actors. That is to say, the West Coast functions as the imagination of the US, like a weird little brother who teases everybody then gets famous for making freaky art.The central part of the country is flat farmland all the way over to the Rocky Mountains. Up in the northwest corner you can find creative people in places like Portland and Seattle, along with awesome snowboarding and good beer. Text by Steve Smith.


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EU Carbon Price Tumbles
THE European carbon market, which Australia has agreed to join, resumed its new year rout yesterday when progress on a rescue plan fell short of expectations.
A European parliamentary committee voted in favour of a proposal to withhold almost a billion permits from a saturated market in an effort to boost prices. But the EU environment committee was unable to agree on legislation needed for the plan to be considered by the full European parliament.
The committee will meet next week to continue work on the so-called "backloading" plan, which would postpone the auction of 900 million carbon allowances.
Carbon prices fell 20 per cent to E4.09 ($5.28) in response to the delay in a repeat of the collapse that gripped the market last month, before closing at E4.58, down 10 per cent. Last month's low was E2.81.
The collapse of the European carbon market is an embarrassment for European leaders who have talked tough on fighting climate change.
It is also a political dilemma for the Gillard government which has talked up Europe's carbon market and carbon abatement policies to justify Australia's carbon tax.


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Amherst, VA - Dozens and dozens of flowers disappeared from grave sites in Amherst, and now the police department has them back.
Officials say they were stolen, and now they want to give them back.
The investigation started around Mother's Day. The victims were visiting their parents' graves at the Amherst Cemetery when they discovered the flowers they left were missing.
Police say this past weekend someone saw an elderly woman in her 70's, pull her car into the cemetery, open the trunk and begin loading silk flowers into her vehicle.
They took pictures and police tracked her down. She's believed to suffer from a medical condition and has not been arrested. But charges are pending.
The police chief says anyway you look at it, it's a sad situation.
"This is sacred ground to a lot of people. And they come here to receive some peace and some comfort. You would hope this would be a crime free zone," said Chief Kelvin Brown with the Amherst Police Department.
The police department has beefed up patrol in the area.
Anyone who has noticed a flower arrangement has gone missing from the Amherst Cemetery should contact investigator Timothy Maberry at 434-946-7874.


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Actually, the program is called Every Day Is Science Friday. You can hear it on NPR stations every Friday between 2 and 4 p.m. Eastern Time. Check your local stations for air time. You can also get it on the web at http://www.sciencefriday.com/. It is a talk show devoted to science topics in the news and the host, Ira Flatow, is an experienced science journalist. He presents balanced coverage along with podcasts and videos about scientific research that educate and entertain at the same time. If you want to see a guinea fowl on a treadmill or the launch of a space shuttle made out of Legos, this is the place for you. You will also find stories about dark energy, the state of America's high-tech talent, and the dispute of the actual height of Mt. Everest. You don't have to be a scientist to love this site.


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I've considered several different ways of saying this. It started out as defensive and sarcastic, but that would have only interfered with the message. I thought about sounding repentant, but capitulation seems to have resulted in no progress at all. So please take this as it is, my words that represent only I, honestly and bluntly (but still trying to maintain some tact).
I get it. I've gotten it for quite awhile now. I've never for an instance considered child abuse to be acceptable or felt like allowing it to happen was excusable. I don't know how else to say it. I feel horrible for the victims and I've put time and effort into helping victim's rights causes and educating myself in hopes of making sure it never happens to those I love. We're on the same page here.
What I don't get is the hatred for our community. I've always felt like Penn Staters have always tried to do what is right. The ideals and mantras I've taken to heart (such as "Character is doing the right thing even when no one is looking" and "Success without honor is like an unseasoned dish. It will fill you up but it won't taste good") have been at the core of decisions and actions I've taken. I'm not trying to pretend that I've been perfect or that I'm always right, but I do believe that the decisions I make are generally good. I sincerely believe that, and I truly believe personal accountability is more important than all else. So what I fail to understand is how those things can result in such resentment. I don't do things for appearance's sake. I'm far less concerned with public opinion and much more concerned with doing what is right. I guess in that regard I can see how it can be met with resentment. It comes across as uncaring and elitist.
So let me set the record straight. I'm not better than anyone else. There are far too many scales to be measured to even attempt a comparison such as that. We all make mistakes and we all have our shortcomings. So what's the point of worrying about it? I feel like throughout this whole ordeal, so many people have used it as a means of elevating themselves over others they deem evil. It's easy to compare yourself to a person at their worst and feel superior, but how do you measure up to them at their best? Which side of the scale carries more weight?
Here's what I'm trying to lay out for you through all this meandering. Penn Staters are a community that value and strive for ideals that we hold dear. Our goal isn't to do things differently, or better. It's to do them right. We're not an exclusive club. You don't have to attend Penn State to belong to our community. All that it takes is honesty. You must be honest with yourself and you must be honest to others, for we learn a lot more after accepting who we are than we learn when pretending to be what we're not.
Like any community that has had to deal with trauma, we are grieving. We're looking for answers and trying to find meaning; reconciling and learning. We as a community do not condone child abuse any more than anyone else. To feel the need to write that is a bit absurd. So let me tell you the things that I "get" that I'm worried not many people do. Child abuse happens everywhere. We're not an exception with our successes and we're not an exception with our faults. I'm not trying to make excuses for it, but I am starting to feel persecuted for it.
There comes a point when enough is enough. This point doesn't mean that I've stopped caring about the victims, or that I am indifferent to child abuse. This point simply means that I'm tired of apologizing for what happened within our community. I'm tired of being judged for it and reminded about it. I'm tired of feeling like my needs are second to those of the victims. I've repented and I've made my contrition. So now that I'm finally here, and I'm ready to move on, please stop holding it against us. What you don't seem to "get' is that we do, in fact, get it. We are in a unique position, because we've had to search our souls and ask ourselves the hard truths. I'm not in denial about what happened. But now please learn from our community so that this doesn't happen in yours. Instead of looking at reasons and excuses for why people acted the way they did, try to understand it through their eyes. When you do that, you will see how surprisingly easy it is to overlook something so glaringly obvious. I'm not trying to say that's what happened, and this was not meant as a defense of anyone but myself. Regardless of the intentions of certain individuals, the truth that it is very easy to overlook still remains. So when I voice an opinion, or try to move on with my life, please don't feel the need to tell me I still don't "get it". I'm proud of my school. I'm proud of this community. I'm proud of my personal accomplishments and the accomplishments of thousands of others who share a common bond. I take pride in that and will always take pride in that. And that pride had nothing to do with allowing the crimes which occurred to happen. So before you dismiss my comments or actions as "not getting it", take a step back and ask yourself if you "get it". I don't have the answers to tell you if I'm right, but at least it couldn't hurt.
This post was inspired by a radio caller today calling in and saying he was a Penn State alumnus. He said he completely agreed with the sanctions and thought they were necessary. He ended the call by saying "I know that we'll get through this because we're such a strong community that supports each other. We are Penn State." Immediately he was hung up on by the hosts at which point the one responded with "You might recover, but the victims won't. Clearly you still don't "get it"." Because this person didn't explicitly state he was against child rape, they portrayed him as a child rape enabler and made several remarks about it. I just wanted to make sure that people understand we DO get it, but there comes a point where it's time to just move on.


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Reverend France Davis is a teacher, a preacher, and a family man who has influenced the lives of many; and this month he is celebrating a big anniversary at the Calvary Baptist Church.
In this week's "Person 2 Person," Reverend Davis talks to Shauna Lake about his journey from Georgia during the Civil Rights Movement all the way to Salt Lake City today.
Below is a transcript of Shauna Lake's interview with Reverend France A. Davis:
SHAUNA LAKE: Tell me a little bit about what led you to a life on ministry.
REV. DAVIS: My earliest life started with my father and mother taking us to church on an every Sunday basis, reading to us the bible when we came home from church, and so we were basically just sort of put into an environment that was totally church oriented. Then as I got 12 or 13 years old I decided that was something that I wanted to do and decided to pursue it. And then later on when I was 18 years old, I really decided to pursue the ministry, the preaching and pastoring and decided to do that because I felt it was the best choice for making a difference in the community where I lived.
SHAUNA LAKE: And that was a big deal.
REV. DAVIS: Well in fact there were only three real options that African-Americans had in those days about professions either to be a teacher, a musician, or a preacher. And so to be one of those three was to be at the top of your game.
SHAUNA LAKE: And I understand that you were close with Dr. Martin Luther King...
REV. DAVIS: I met Dr. King, interviewed Dr. King, marched with him on the march from Selma to Montgomery, and was there when he delivered his most important and memorable speech, "I Have a Dream."
SHAUNA LAKE: Was that kind of an "aha" moment for you of what you wanted to do with your future?
REV. DAVIS: Well it confirmed what I had already decided what I was going to do. It confirmed it now by being part of that movement, and so it allowed me to decide which of the two methods I was going to use. Was I going to go the Malcolm X way and do it by any means necessary, or was I going to do the Dr. Martin Luther King, non-violence civil disobedience? And it confirmed that was the way for me to go.
SHAUNA LAKE: And what brought you to Utah? I mean how do you go from that to Salt Lake City?
REV. DAVIS: Interestingly I got kicked out of college because I was spending most of my time with Dr. King marching. And so instead of continuing college, I got kicked out and ended up in the military for four years during the Vietnam conflict and was discharged in Idaho. I went back to college in California, U-C Berkeley and other places and then was invited by the University of Utah's communication department to come and teach news writing, what you do, radio and television announcing at the University of Utah, and I've taught at the university for the last 42 years.
SHAUNA LAKE: What was it like when you came here? It's not very...
REV. DAVIS: This was another world. I talk about it as 10 or 20 years behind the time. That we still hadn't made the changes in this community that had happened in Alabama, happened in Georgia, happened in Berkeley, happened in Boston, Massachusetts and there was no real interest it appeared to me in making those kinds of changes. So it was like going back in time.
SHAUNA LAKE: Did you hate it? Were you angry at being here?
REV. DAVIS: I saw it as an opportunity. I didn't hate it but I saw it as an opportunity, an opportunity with lots of challenges, lots of work to be done, and not a whole lot of people interested in getting that particular work done. So that was a real challenge I saw, and that was one of the reasons that my wife and I decided to stay.
SHAUNA LAKE: What do you think about Utah now?
REV. DAVIS: Well I think it's changed significantly. We've come a long, long ways. We've gotten the laws on the books. We still have attitudes though that need to be worked on.
SHAUNA LAKE: How could we as a community and as a state change some of those attitudes in your opinion?
REV. DAVIS: Well it takes time first of all to change attitudes. The Bible says it takes 40 years to change an attitude and so I've been here 40 years and so now I'm looking for the change tomorrow. Well not really tomorrow but sometime soon. So we have to educate, that's one of the major ways of changing attitudes. The second is to get to know people who are different than us and interact with them and find out that their lives are very similar to our lives and that much of what goes on is the same in everybody's life, and I think that those will be the two most critical parts.
SHAUNA LAKE: And you have a big anniversary coming up.
REV. DAVIS: Big anniversary coming up. It's a grand celebration.
SHAUNA LAKE: I mean what does that feel like?
REV. DAVIS: Forty years of being anywhere at any task at any job is a long time. So I've been here 40 years as pastor of the Calvary Baptist Church. So there are two parts to this celebration. One, I'm going to be retiring from teaching at the University of Utah after 42 years, and I'll be celebrating 40 years as pastor of the church. It's a highlight in life. Its number three I suppose in terms of the greatest things that's ever happened.
SHAUNA LAKE: Tell me about your family. Tell me about your wife.
REV. DAVIS: Oh I have a wife whose name is Willene. We call her affectionately Mr. Mom because she's the mater at handling children and dealing with children issues. If you ever have problems with yours let me know.
SHAUNA LAKE: I know I'm going to be giving her a call.
REV. DAVIS: We'll give you the number so you can do that. But we call her Master Mom, but she's the master at handling children and dealing with children issues. If you ever have problems with yours let me know.
SHAUNA LAKE: What would you be doing if you weren't preaching or teaching at the "U" I guess?
REV. DAVIS: I suppose if I were not, I would probably be a farmer. I'd probably grow some cotton and soy beans and maybe wheat and have some pigs with cows, probably a farmer.
SHAUNA LAKE: Was that an interest of yours?
REV. DAVIS: That was an interest of mine, and in fact when I first went to college I majored in agricultural engineering, which is a highfalutin term for farmer.
SHAUNA LAKE: For farmer. Well I'm glad that you chose your path because you've made such a big difference for so many people.
REV. DAVIS: Thank you.
SHAUNA LAKE: It's been so nice to get to know you better "Person 2 Person."
REV. DAVIS: Good to be here. Thank you.
SHAUNA LAKE: Thank you so much.
-Written and Produced by Leslie Tillotson
(Copyright 2014 Sinclair Broadcasting Group.)
Reverend France Davis is a teacher, a preacher, and a family man who has influenced the lives of many; and this month he is celebrating a big anniversary at the Calvary Baptist Church.


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Drake Responds To 'Marvin's Room' Lawsuit
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Drake At OVO Fest In Canada
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NEW YORK — Facebook chief executive Mark Zuckerberg and other Silicon Valley leaders have formally launched a political group aimed at revamping immigration policy, boosting education, and encouraging investment in scientific research.
Zuckerberg announced the formation of Fwd.us in an op-ed article in The Washington Post late Wednesday night. In it, he said the United States needs a new approach to these issues if it is to get ahead economically. This includes offering a path to citizenship for the 11 million or so immigrants who now live in the United States illegally.


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Tropical disturbance in the central Atlantic may become the season's next named storm
An investigation is underway into reports of grade changing at a Dale County school.
With recent child neglect incidents in Dothan, we question the public to see what they think is considered neglect.
City Commissioner works with churches to bring meals to at risk children.
Two people taken into custody after allegedly leaving children unattended. Read responses here.
An Ariton man remains jailed in Geneva County on charges he illegally solicited sex over the internet.x.
Readers talk about practical joke and point out it's not first time this has happened.
Troy University's Professional Development Institute will offer a new online course in social media security that will help individuals identify social media security risks.
More information expected to be released on Tuesday.
Mirage Moonschein lands a big role in a movie premiering on September 12.
Slingluff Elementary will be receiving Chrome books this fall as part of a grant from the Dothan Education Foundation.
John Adams, President of Southern Coaches in Dothan Alabama was awarded International Motorcoach Group (IMG) Operator of the year last week during their convention in Branson, MO.
Community Health Systems promises to notify potential victims
If it strengthens the Gulf of Mexico could impacted next week.
Slocomb Police Chief Don White said the victim was taken to a hospital where he is recovering from what's described as non-life threatening injuries.
The quartet was promoted by newly-appointed sheriff Donald Valenza who took over his new duties Monday following the resignation of Andy Hughes.
Donald Valenza begins his tenure Monday as Houston County sheriff amid support and confidence from his officers and the citizens he serves.
"I'm honored to receive this award. "It is especially gratifying since it was given because of the investment I made in my hometown of Abbeville," Rane said
The Dothan Animal Shelter and Save a Pet need your help in placing lovable animals into good homes.
A day Save North Eufaula Avenue supporters were waiting for has finally come, as Governor Bentley makes an appearance in the City of Eufaula.
The first dog park in Houston County is opening at Eastgate Park. People are looking forward to this one of a kind attraction.
Houston County Sheriff will be leaving his office and taking a state position in Montgomery. He spent his last day clearing out his office.
Governor Robert Bentley on Friday announced Alabama's preliminary, seasonally adjusted July unemployment rate is 7.0%.
Immunizations, school books and backpacks are usually the first things on the to-do list, but most would agree keeping kids out of danger is a priority.
Wallace Community College recently announced the President's and Dean's lists for summer term 2014.
Guidelines from Washington, D.C. are affecting school food in the Wiregrass and parents aren't very happy about it.
Drunk Drivers To Be Targeted Through Labor Day Holiday
Natalie Baine was killed in an automobile crash that when the car she was riding in collided with a charter bus carrying the university's cheerleaders and another vehicle.
Excessive rain and cold weather gave many area peanut farmers a slow start this season, but they say they've seen some big changes over the last few months.
Dothan City Schools are welcoming back their students after a long summer.
Three people have been arrested in connection to recent vandalism attacks.
Bob Woodall is bringing 50 jobs to downtown Dothan.
The city has been working for six months preparing to open the first dog park. People are invited to attend the grand opening.
Mark Smartt Named Successor
Ben Wallace - President of the Dothan Landmarks Board of Directors, accepts a $5,000 check from Jerry Coleman.
Drawing to be held Friday night
On August 8, 2014 the Dothan Police Department made a felony arrest following a recent forgery investigation.
An FDA-approved drug is now on the market, and the doctor who led the research on it is right here in Dothan.
Mason Cole Battles was one of two men arrested in connection with an incident at Hardridge Creek Campground along Lake Eufaula.
It's the fifth time in a week property has been vandalized in Houston County and the Sheriff's Office said the crime is most likely connected.
Several youth from Henry County's own Southern Cross Clovers 4-H Horse Club, competed at the 2014 Alabama State 4-H Horse Show.
On August 12, 2014 the Dothan Police Department responded to 3071 Ross Clark Circle in reference to a theft in progress complaint.
On August 7, 2014 the Dothan Police Department made a felony arrest following a recent robbery investigation.
Sports fans nationwide will experience SEC Network Thursday, a 24/7 multiplatform sports network devoted to the Southeastern Conference and operated by ESPN.
The Dothan Police Department is seeking the help of the public with identifying three subjects regarding a theft complaint.
The Oscar-winning actor and comedian Robin Williams died Monday in California. He was 63.
Dothan City Schools are awarding their teachers with a bonus before school starts.
Police made arrests in connection with home burglaries just two weeks ago. Now, the search is on for those responsible for breaking into vehicles.
A Blakely man is dead after falling victim to a hit and run on Saturday evening.
Mellow Mushroom Pizza Bakers will bring back selections from its original 1974 menu on August 20th in a "Way Back Wednesday" celebration to mark the brand's 40th anniversary.
Montgomery Police Sgt. Denise Barnes said the man was shot in the 3800 block of Brookshire Way near Vaughn Road. He was transported to an unspecified local hospital for treatment.
The 1,300 community health centers across the United States are meant to serve as the backbone of the Affordable Care Act's plan to leave no one without health care. An AL.com investigation found two Alabama community health centers riddled with financial mismanagement, suffering from conflicts of interests and clearly not fulfilling their mission.
Thursday should be mostly sunny, and the high will likely be close to 97.
Even so, most of the military equipment acquired by the sheriff's office over the years isn't weapons. Military-surplus weapons are typically too old and don't meet the needs of police departments, Montgomery County Chief Deputy Derrick Cunningham said.
Tonight will be partly cloudy with a low around 74, according to the National Weather Service. The chance of precipitation is 60 percent.


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A 25-year-old Cordova man has been sentenced to 12 years in prison for stealing more than $700,000 by filing fraudulent tax returns.
According to a news release from the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Tennessee, Jeremy Lasane paid other people for the personal information of unsuspecting victims.
He then used that information to file more than 240 false tax returns between Sept. 2009 and Oct. 2011.
The investigation revealed that during that time, Lasane spent large sums of money at Tunica, Miss., casinos. He also bought several luxury vehicles, including a Maserati and Mercedes-Benz. The vehicles were forfeited to the U.S. government.
At sentencing Wednesday, Chief District Judge Jon McCalla ordered Lasane to pay nearly $800,000 in restitution and further ordered three years of supervised release.
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Excerpt: The United States is experiencing an energy renaissance thanks to recent shale gas discoveries and the development of new energy production technologies. This natural gas boom has dramatically enhanced our nation's energy portfolio, with the potential to transform our economy and create millions of jobs, all the while delivering affordable energy to American families.
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WASHINGTON, DC – Throughout the 112th Congress, House Republicans have fought for pro-growth policies to create jobs emphasizing an "all of the above" energy policy. Sound energy policy is critical to economic growth.
WASHINGTON, DC – Today, the Office of House Majority Leader Eric Cantor released a new report entitled The Imperial Presidency to highlight the Obama administration's massive regulatory overreach and disregard for the legislative process.
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Nick Hardwick, the Chief Inspector of Prisons said the performance of HMP Hewell had 'deteriorated sharply' since the last inspection.
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Much of the prison provided an unsafe and degrading environment for staff and prisoners alike.
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Any positive result needs to be investigated further. The commonest problem is infection which shows up with either blood, leucocytes or nitrites or a combination. Inthis event, take a further sample of urine in the red topped bottle (with powder). This should be sent off by your own doctor for further analysis. If your doctor refuses (I know they can be difficult), post the sample off to our lab DSL. This is not perfect since UTIs should be treated as a matter of urgency and the lab result will take 5-7 days. See Urine MULTISTIX analysis interpretation for a more detailed explanation of results.
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The cost of financing a medical education can be daunting, but the office of student finance at Albert Einstein College of Medicine is available to assist you in preparing to meet it. Staff members are committed to clarifying the process of applying for financial aid so that you may explore various options that exist for funding your medical education. Read this information carefully and use it as a reference guide to help select from the numerous avenues of funding available to you.
Applicants to the M.D./Ph.D. (also known as the Medical Scientist Training Program — MSTP) and Ph.D. programs should note that this website is intended primarily for students enrolling in the M.D. program at Einstein. Tuition for students in these programs is remitted and a stipend is offered. Students in such programs are encouraged to contact the appropriate graduate division for information regarding tuition waivers and stipends. The office of student finance reviews grant applications for M.D. students only.
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The best thing about Veep is it's the only HBO show where you're guaranteed no bare tits. (Please don't make a liar of me with a balls-out full-nude finale.)
I've never met Timothy Simons but he "liked" a tweet where I said I'd draw something from Veep. So I did.


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#16 QB Dennis Shaw
Shaw a 6-3 217lb QB out of San Diego State was drafted in the second round by the Buffalo Bills in 1970. Shaw went on to be selected as the Offensive Rookie of the Year by the AP in 1970. He started 12 games and threw for 2,507 yards 10 TDs but he also threw 20 Int. The Bills record was a lowly 3 wins 10 losses and one tie. In 1971,his second season, he again started 12 games and threw 11 TDs, and 26 Int, but won only one of his 12 starts. In the 1972 seasons Shaw won 4 games throwing 14 TDs and only 17 Ints, but by 1973 a better known Bills QB had replaced Shaw as the Buffalo starter. Joe Ferguson lead the Bills to 9 wins in what would be Dennis Shaw's last year in Buffalo. Shaw caught on with St Louis (not the Rams, the Cardinals). He played two seasons in St Louis and then moved on to the Giants and finally the Chiefs in 1978.
Shaw's talents impressed Coach Johnny Rauch in 1970 so much that he felt Buffalo had a better chance winning passing the ball and using the Bills former 1969 # 1 overall pick from USC RB Orenthal James Simpson as a decoy for most of the season. It's also of note that a number of former AFL Bills great retired in 1970, including Jack Kemp and Billy Shaw. In 1970 the Bills also lost a promising young guard Bob Kalsu, who was killed in Vietnam. He was the only active professional football player to become to lose his life in Vietnam. Without a doubt the loss of those great players and the emotional toil of losing a teammate in war, along with the merger with the NFL all contribute to why Dennis Shaw is your Lesser Known Bills Player of the Day.
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The Miami Heat continue their quest for 34 straight wins when they take on the Orlando Magic Monday night in Orlando. The Heat will be looking for their 27th straight win after nabbing No. 26 on Sunday against the Charlotte Bobcats.
Playing without sidekick Dwyane Wade due to a sore knee, LeBron James nearly notched a triple-double against the Bobcats, putting up 32 points, 10 assists and eight rebounds. Wade is hoping to return to the lineup against the Magic, who have lost six straight games.
There are five other NBA games on the docket for Monday night, with two of those being between teams currently in the playoff picture. In the Western Conference, the Los Angeles Lakers visit the Golden State Warriors hoping to gain some ground. And over in the Eastern Conference, the Indiana Pacers welcome in the Atlanta Hawks, who defeated the Milwaukee Bucks on Sunday.
Here's the full schedule via SI.com (all times Eastern):
Miami Heat at Orlando Magic, 7 p.m.
Atlanta Hawks at Indiana Pacers, 7 p.m.
Memphis Grizzlies at Washington Wizards, 7 p.m.
Denver Nuggets at New Orleans Hornets, 8 p.m.
Philadelphia 76ers at Utah Jazz, 9 p.m.
Los Angeles Lakers at Golden State Warriors, 10:30 p.m.
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In another stroke of coaching genius, Chicago Bulls head coach Tom Thibodeau has found a way to inspire better play from his 75 million dollar power forward.
"We noticed Carlos wasn't playing very aggressively," Thibodeau stated. "He wasn't dunking the ball, wasn't playing any defense, and seemed afraid of any physical contact at the rim. He also has been trying to grow his hair out. Have you seen it? It looks..... weird."
The Chicago Bulls head coach held a private meeting with Boozer last week to try to inspire more rugged play from the physically imposing power forward. During this meeting, an absolutely startling discovery was made.
Carlos Boozer, a once bruising NBA power forward, had come to believe he was in fact--- a 14 year old girl.
"It explains a lot," Bulls puppet GM Gar Forman said. "Carlos was always fading away from the basket, trying weird finger rolls and floaters when he should have been finishing strong. Also, he was also very concerned about who was taking him to the Queen of Saints High School Valentine's Dance."
Thibodeau, the 2011 NBA Coach of the Year, then had an amazing idea.
They should remind Carlos Boozer that he is indeed a muscular and imposing 6'9 250lb man.
The coaching staff approached Boozer last week with this information. "We found him texting in the locker room, listening to Justin Bieber, and drawing hearts with the name Billy in his Chicago Bulls playbook," John Paxson stated. "He kept calling me Dad and telling me to get out of his room. It was a little odd." Finally Bulls coaches were able to persuade Carlos Boozer to look into a mirror by promising him a Volkswagon Jetta when he turns 16.
"Holy Crap I'm a giant black dude!" Boozer reportedly exclaimed.
Since Boozer's shocking realization, his play has greatly improved. His scoring average has increased and his defense has went from piss poor to below average. Shockingly, he is hustling for loose balls and even fouled an opposing player so hard that it didn't result in a three point play opportunity.
"Booz still thinks he is playing for a high school girl's JV team sometimes," said reigning MVP Derrick Rose. "During the New Jeresy game he kept telling Kris Humphries he was crushing on him and asked for some Kardashian's autograph. Halftime is important because we just sit him in the front of the mirror and tell him to get his head straight."
When reached for comment Boozer began violently rocking his head from side to side and yelling, "Gimme that! Go get it Jo------ AND ONE!"
As of print time, no word was given on whether Boozer was able to get Billy to ask him to the dance or not.


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One of the inherent problems with sports is that in any other entity what may be the most irrational reaction is the most rational in athletics. How else to explain that this is the most excited I've been about any season since Chris Webber was on the roster? Despite the very real reality that this may be one of the worst seasons in a franchise that has had no shortage of them.
The shoot the hostage answer of course is the absence of Artest. But I never really minded Artest for all his mercurial ball hogging and as Section 214 so eloquently pointed out it's not like John Salmons is any more aesthetically appealing a ball handler in the waning moments of a shot clock. Diminished expectations have something to do with it to be sure, there is nothing more frustrating than knowing your team is capable of competing for a playoff spot while simultaneously knowing that your team will, in fact, not be competing for that playoff spot. Something else is at play here. Something mildly more complicated, something embodied by the embodiment of all things Kings in the Ziller Era, Kevin Martin. Why do we care for Kevin? Oh sure we care about our franchise, and Sacramento more than any other town has shown an almost Saint like love for every roster filler. Few towns still reflect fondly on Tony Massenburg. But Martin engenders a special affection. One we don't have even for those hallowed Kings of the Adelman era. See we grew up with Kevin. Lived through the no look between the Brent Barry legs passes and the unending benchings. Continue to live through the myriad slights and blights and back handed compliments. I could never find the proper verbiage for the athletic equivalent of a Stage Mom, though realistically in sports parents are often theatre folks on steroids, but whatever it is that's how we are towards Speed Racer.
So what you ask? Well the truth is that's now our relationship with this roster. These kids will develop, assuming they develop, under our watchful eye. They are ours now. Each one has been demeaned or diminished by the powers that be, whether it is Hawes for being…Hawes…Jason Thompson for being a mid-major Messiah or Donte Greene for not being Carmelo. Orange slices be damned were the overprotective team moms and as a consequence the question is, what should our emotional reaction to nights like tonight be? We know, we have to know, that this team just isn't very good. We're a sophisticated basketball bunch and no level of homerism changes the realities of youthful inexperience and aged inability. And realistically we need this team to play poorly. No, not poorly, just not consistently. We need them to play young, play confused, play spottily. Those are the hallmarks of rebuilding eras and the expediters of reconstruction. Of course we want this team to win but in good conscience we know it can't and we know we need more nights like tonight. No one's saying praying for a loss is a positive. Least of all me. The simple truth is the most rewarding part about being Team Mom is seeing your son compete each night and thinking its shades of things to come without knowing whether said kid is Kevin Martin or me. That should be our attitude this season. It'll save a lot of us from liver cancer.


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So much for the idea that, by season's end, the league would be renamed the CKFL (That's Chip Kelly Football League). The media did a whole lot of squawking all week, but we Eagles fans that follow the team understood that this was a work in progress and that last week was just one step in that progress.
And while the offense this week looked very different from last week's (almost no bubble screening, very few designed runs by Vick, and less Shady out of the backfield) it was still a high octane and ultimately successful scheme. Which is promising. 30+ points against NFL opponents in consecutive weeks speaks highly of what this offense can do.
I led with that pleasant paragraph because I am going to talk about the defense now. If you like homer-talk and and an all around celebratory attitude about everything Eagle... you maybe wanna stop reading now:
They stunk. This was a performance that left me longing for the good old days of 2012 when the Eagles were prone to giving up massive, backbreaking plays. At least it spared me the Sisyphean task of hoping for the best on set-of-downs after set-of-downs after set-of-downs all the while knowing there was no chance. That someone would be open. That that someone would be beyond the yellow line. Reliving it now is making me angry. I digress.
SOME (bad) NOTICINGS:
1. WANTED: NFL SAFETY. Someone, after my last week's debriefing, actually commented that I was wrong about our group of safeties (I singled them out as a weak point in Week 1). I'd like to see if that commenter's sentiment stands. Not only was Nate Allen's performance one of the worst I can remember from an Eagle at any position at any time, but Patrick Chung and Earl Wolff weren't worlds ahead. After the game, Coach Kelly commented on the dearth of free agent talent at the position. If your head coach even utters a thought about the free agents available at your position in the middle of the season... you must not be doing very well. I think it's time to stop looking for talent and just start looking for a safety who has played an NFL snap. Or one who hasn't, but really thinks he could. Or one who isn't even sure he could. Anything, really.
2. Chip misplayed another challenge, challenging a fairly obviously caught ball. He'll get the hang, I'm sure, of the little nuances that aren't part of the college game. He just needs to go ahead and make it happen. The blown challenge wasn't the most egregious: It was Chip's misuse of the two-minute warning (another device Coach never had to work with in college.) We love the pace. We love it, we really do. But the safe (and correct) play in that situation is to let the clock run to the warning, run some time off the clock, and prepare to score with so little time that, if you are forced to settle for a field goal (which they were) you do it with just enough time that the other team has no choice but to kneel and head to OT. In the hurry to get a play off before the warning, the players seemed unsure which they would do: let it run? Call a play? The play was called, it was hectic, and it got Mike Vick and Brent Celek banged up. Which led to a rather meaningless Nick Foles snap (I say meaningless because with no warming up and no practice snaps and no warning there is no way they Eagles were going to let Foles throw anything other than the risk free, deep fade which he was probably told to throw erring toward the sideline so as not to risk anything). Which then brought the two-minute warning... and Mike Vick came back.... and instead of First and 10 with 2:00 (had Chip gone the traditional way) we had 3rd and 10 with 1:58 remaining. Not a great trade, really.
3. The penalties sure do need to stop soon. The unforced ones (like illegal procedures that bring back touchdowns) are truly infuriating to see.
4. I've mentioned the safeties. But the entire defense needs to be called out a bit. The total lack of pressure (kudos to the Chargers for picking up every blitz as if they had watched the tape of this game all week) was disheartening. And how, when rushing three (read: dropping 8 into coverage) do men get as wide open as Eddie Royal was on his second TD? Or was it his third? First? Ninth? All a blur, really. The combination of no pressure and no coverage on the back-end led a game wherein Philip Rivers was essentially able to drive the Chargers down the field not just as he pleased, but also when he pleased, at what pace he pleased, and so forth. There were times when I swear he was just hesitating in the pocket trying to decide which open receiver to toss the ball to this time.
I want to point out that, despite all the bad, a lot of credit has to go to Philip Rivers and the Chargers. They were terrific. If you watch a full slate of games on Sunday, you will hardly see any with fewer poor throws, miscommunications, missed blocking assignments, etc than the Chargers produced. The opportunities were there because of the Eagles' defense playing very poorly... but credit to the Chargers for taking advantage of nearly every opportunity they had.
OKAY, THERE WERE SOME (good) NOTICINGS:
Heck. It wasn't all bad. In fact a lot of it was quite reassuring.
1. Get that ball! Another day where the Eagles proved effective at taking the ball away from folks. After last year's laughable 13 takeaways it's nice to see the Eagles on pace for 40. If you can't stop em with, you know, tackles or coverage or whatnot... take that ball!
2. Brandon Boykin looks good. Good coverage, comparatively. Great hustle on the strip of Gates. He just looks like one of those ball players who knows how to play the game and plays it the right way. Great to see him on the field as much as he was and I hope his play, in this stint, convinces the staff that he needs to be out there pretty much all the time. Between he and Cary Williams (these refs today didn't like physical cornerback play... but that's another topic) I think the corners are in better shape than they were a year ago.
3. Mike Vick remains a delight in this offense. It's hard to imagine, right now, that there was a time when it was very realistic to people that he'd lose his job.
4. The biggest positive of all is that another week has gone by where it looks like the Eagles offense is going to be one of the most potent in football. So long as the scheme develops, the Eagles are a mediocre defense away from contending.
We've got a few short days before Big(ger) Red(der) comes to town with his band of very talented Chiefs. For whatever reason, this game feels like a real litmus test to me: If the Eagles look good on short rest against a talented team on Thursday... I'm feeling good about where we are three games into the Chip Kelly era.
Until then... 1-1.


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Carson City woman charged with murder in November death of 18-month old toddler
A 23-year-old Carson City woman faces murder charges following the death of an 18-month-old toddler, Justin Watson, in November 2012.
Brittany Michelle Paugh turned herself into the Carson City Sheriff's Office Thursday. She is being held without bail. Charges include first degree murder, child abuse, child abuse causing death, second degree murder with child neglect and child abuse with substantial harm. The toddler died of significant trauma to the brain.
Sheriff Ken Furlong said the arrest came after an extensive investigation that involved medical specialists outside the state.
The arrest was made after the Nov. 10, 2012 incident where Carson City Sheriff Office deputies were called to an apartment complex in the 2200 block of Long Street after an emergency call was made to dispatch by the boy's father who said his son was in distress, bleeding but not conscious. The boy was was taken to Carson Tahoe Hospital and transported to Renown Medical Center where he was removed from life support a few days later. The boy had suffered traumatic injuries to the brain.
The child was, at the time of the report, in the care of Paugh, who called her boyfriend Nic Watson who was not home a the time and told him the child had been injured. Watson then called 911.
Results of the death came back earlier this month, with the DAs office asking for some additional information before the warrant was issued Thursday, said Furlong. Three teams of officers went to look for Paugh and didn't find her. Instead, at about 6 p.m., she turned herself into the sheriff's office where Deputy Bob Guimont booked her.
There are seven people in the Carson City Jail facing murder charges. Four involve the April murder of Nevada insurance examiner William McCune. They are 23-year-old Michael Evans, 20-year-old Makyla Blackmore, 22-year-old Raul Garcia and 20-year-old Anthony Elliott.
Leonardo Cardoza, 27, remains in jail and charged with the Jan. 26 road rage death of 19-year-old Desiree Bragg of Carson City. He has pled not guilty and will face a trial.
And there is the Feb. 3 slaying of James Lay of Carson City. David Grimes, 32, of Dayton faces a murder charge after allegedly shooting Lay during an alcohol-fueled Super Bowl party.
Furlong acknowledges the number of those sitting in jail for murder is high, but statistically, the crime rate has dropped significantly in the areas of violent crime and property crime, for three straight months. According to statistics compiled, crime in these areas is down 10 to 13 percent, Furlong said. April stats show crime was down by 13 percent over the previous year.
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"The extensive media coverage of these high profile event leads the public to believe there is a high crime problem but the statistics point otherwise," Furlong said. "The crime rate is lower because of the public's help, people getting involved, reporting things that appear suspect. It is this and it is the significant and aggressive action of detectives and patrol officers on the street doing the right things on the front."
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TOLEDO, OH (Toledo News Now) - 'Shots for Tots' is a program offered by the Toledo Lucas County Health Department. The program offers immunization shots to newborns all the way up to the age of 18 for little to no money.
The program's goal is to boost immunization rates for children in Lucas County by 2 percent every year until they reach 90 percent.
The program holds clinics around the city offering shots for $10 for people with private insurance. People with Medicade or Paramount insurance pay nothing.
Nurses said they have seen a steady flow of children but expect things to pick up even more within the next week
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Besiktas, a Turkish club team based in Istanbul, shocked the NBA world by agreeing to a contract with New Jersey Nets star Deron Williams to allow him to play overseas during the NBA lockout. But why stop at one of the 15 best players in the NBA? Why not go for another? Why not try for Kobe Bryant?
That's apparently their plan, because coach Ergin Ataman has now given two different interviews suggesting the club plans to woo Bryant to follow Williams to Istanbul. After first dropping the nugget to The New York Times, Ataman went one step further with Yahoo! Sports' Adrian Wojnarowski.
Ataman: "If Kobe wants to play during lockout, wants to play with Deron, live in 1 of world's best cities, we can find some deal on money."
In a way, this is pretty hilarious because of that wild report a few years ago about Kobe Bryant being offered $50 million a year to play in Greece (to which Bryant replied "Do you know any reasonable person that would turn down 50 [million dollars]). On the other hand, Ataman's team did just get Deron Williams to come play for a European club that isn't in the Euroleague. At this rate, he probably thinks he could convince the entire 2008 Redeem Team to join his roster.
Ataman is trying to set up a meeting with Bryant's agent next week, according to Wojnarowski. I'd love to be a fly on the wall for that one.


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MOTORCYCLING: Danny Kent ready for Moto3 opener in Qatar
Updated 11:05am Saturday 22nd March 2014 in Sport By Danny Hall, Sports Editor
TETBURY'S Danny Kent begins his assault on the 2014 MotoGP™ World Championship under 3,000 floodlights at the Commercial Bank Grand Prix of Qatar on Sunday evening – the first of 18 rounds in the series.
Kent endured a difficult first season in the Moto2 class during 2013 but drops back to Moto3, the division in which he won two Grand Prix in 2012.
The 20-year-old could be among the frontrunners for the title as he has looked impressive in testing for the Red Bull Husqvarna team.
Kent said: "My test times are inside the top 10 and the main thing is that we have found a good base set-up.
"We are feeling confident, as some other riders have just set faster one-off laps while we have found a good pace. We're ready for Qatar."
The only domestic round in the championship is the British Grand Prix at Silverstone is on August 31.
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Clinton - The decision to shut down two plants for Exelon could come later this year.
However, on Friday night Exelon will hold their annual community information meeting. The event will provide community members an opportunity to learn more about nuclear power and the Clinton Power station. Community members are welcome to attend.
The annual meeting will be held at 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. at Clinton's training facility located at 8401 Power Road in Clinton.
Exelon says they may close two of their plants in the near future. The company operates the Clinton Nuclear Plant, putting 700 employees at risk of losing their job. State Representative Bill Mitchell, (R) Forsyth, confirmed that the Clinton Power Plant is one of the plants being considered for possible closure, along with a plant in the Quad Cities.
"Exelon is committed to this community," said Clinton Station Site Vice President Keith Taber. "We consider it our responsibility to listen to our neighbors, answer their questions and offer them the opportunity to learn more about nuclear energy. This is just one of many ways we reach out to our local community."
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OAKLAND -- With 29 games left and a 10-game deficit behind the Rangers entering Friday's action, Oakland's path to the summit of the American League West looks nearly impossible to negotiate.
The A's will play 17 games against AL West foes, while four of their remaining seven opponents currently have records better than .500. This weekend's three-game set with the Angels will open a nine-game homestand, as the Mariners and Red Sox also come to town.
"When you play in the division, it's always close games," A's catcher Kurt Suzuki said. "Nothing changes against the Angels. They're a great team and it's always fun games."
Oakland is a combined 33-31 this season against its remaining opponents, including the AL Central-leading Twins and Rangers. The A's will host the Rangers from Sept. 23-26 for a four-game series.
"Your goal still is obviously to finish first," Oakland manager Bob Geren said. "If and when that becomes impossible, then we'll go for our second [goals], but right now we're just trying to win as many games as we can."
After the current homestand, the A's will travel to Kansas City and Minnesota for three-game sets before returning for their final home games of the year, three against the White Sox and four against the Rangers. Oakland will wrap up its season with three games in Anaheim and four in Seattle.
"It's no different than any part of the season," Suzuki said. "We're just trying to come out every day and play hard and win games. We don't try to turn it up a notch just because we're playing certain teams. We just want to win. We take the same approach with every team."
Entering play Friday, the A's hold at least a .500 record against five of their remaining seven opponents. Only the Angels, who held a 7-6 season series advantage heading into play Friday, and the Twins, who have beat the A's five out of six times this year, have bested Oakland in the season series this year.
Devine, Outman join A's to continue rehab
OAKLAND -- Pitchers Joey Devine and Josh Outman, who have missed the season and rehabbed together in Arizona, joined the A's on Friday as they continue their 60-day throwing programs.
While Outman said he won't be pitching this year, Devine said he hopes to make it back on the big league mound before Oakland's season ends. Devine said he has about three weeks left in his rehab, making him eligible to return around the final week of the season.
"I want to finish out the year in the big leagues," Devine said. "But that's not my call. ... It'd be an accomplishment just to know that I got back to the way I was before I got hurt."
Devine and Outman both underwent Tommy John surgery in 2009, Devine in April and Outman in June. Currently, they are throwing simulated games and bullpen sessions.
Devine, 26, was pitching with the team during Spring Training, but has since battled through two bouts of tendinitis and received injections in his arm. After posting a 0.59 ERA in 42 games in 2008, Devine was slated to be the team's closer in 2009 before his Tommy John procedure.
"It's been tough," Devine said. "My expectations were to be back by Opening Day, but now it turns out that we're in September. I'm trying forget about it, because the more I think about it, the more upset I get, the more frustrated I get, and that's not where I need to be mentally for my future and for my own personal career."
Outman, who is in roughly the same stage of his rehab, said the organization has decided to keep him out of game action for the season.
"I don't foresee being able to pitch anywhere this year," Outman said. "I got to go to the instructional league and build up a pitch count, go home, have a good offseason and come in spring ready to make the team again."
Outman, 25, went 4-1 with a 3.48 ERA in 14 appearances (12 starts) for the A's last season. The southpaw threw batting practice in Sacramento on Thursday, marking the first time he faced live batters this season. Though the competitor in him wanted to let loose, Outman said he threw at about 85 percent exertion.
Outman said it's been a pleasure to watch the A's young staff this season, as Oakland led the American League with its 3.58 ERA entering play Friday.
"It's great to see guys I pitched with last year and the way they've come along," Outman said. "Just how well the pitching staff as a whole, starters and the bullpen, have done this year makes me feel kind of left out. But hopefully I can get back in there next year."
While it's been a tough season for both pitchers, at least they've been able to lean on each other through the drawn-out rehab process.
"It's good having a partner," Devine said, "but I hate to see it for Outman and I'm sure he hates to see it for me because we want to pitch."
A's reliever makes long climb to MLB debut
OAKLAND -- From an independent league to the Major Leagues, reliever Justin James has had himself quite the season. Even better, he made his big league debut in the Big Apple on Thursday, in the grandiose Yankee Stadium.
"I guess if you're going to have your debut, that's where you want it at," James said. "Especially with the lineup that they have. ... I just told myself when going out, 'Just try not to worry about the crowd and who you're throwing against.'"
James completed the eighth inning on Thursday, allowing a run on three consecutive singles, but struck out Robinson Cano and Derek Jeter. James, a 28-year-old right-hander, featured a fastball that sat at about 93 mph and a slider.
James entered the game with the A's trailing, 4-0, and it doesn't appear that manager Bob Geren will be inserting James into pressure situations any time soon.
"I have other guys that would be ahead of him in [pressure] situations," Geren said. "But I do feel good about what he's been doing. ... Good movement on his fastball ... aggressive, a lot of the elements that you look for."
James signed a Minor League deal with the A's on June 19 after he made 11 appearances with the independent Kansas City T-Bones. James then posted a 2.29 ERA in 12 outings with Double-A Midland before he had a 1.37 ERA in 16 games with Triple-A Sacramento.
James will be one of seven players to represent Oakland's organization in the Arizona Fall League this season. He is the second A's player to make the jump from independent baseball this year, joining outfielder Matt Watson.
"I worked my [butt] off this year," James said. "As long as I stick with what I was doing with independent ball, I figured somebody would grab me and I'm glad that the A's did. It's a great organization to be with."
James was picked by Toronto in the fifth round of the 2003 First-Year Player Draft. He spent three years in the Blue Jays organization and another with the Reds before joining the T-Bones last season.
Worth noting
Triple-A Sacramento clinched the Pacific Coast League Pacific South division title on Friday with a 12-8 win over Colorado Springs. It marks the ninth time in 11 years that the RiverCats have won the Pacific South Division. ... Outfielder Jeremy Hermida, who was released by the Red Sox Tuesday, signed with the A's and was assigned to Triple-A Sacramento, going 3-for-5 with a pair of doubles, a run scored and an RBI on Friday. Hermida batted .203 in 52 games with Boston this season. ... Triple-A reliever Cedrick Bowers was placed on the 15-day disabled list Wednesday with an elbow strain. ... Less than 24 hours after the NFL's Oakland Raiders completed their final preseason game, the Oakland Coliseum was converted back into a baseball facility on Friday. Batting practice on the field was canceled for both teams as groundskeepers made their final preparations.
Alex Espinoza is an associate reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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KUSA - Guard Spence Dinwiddie's left knee buckled as he was driving to the hoop - it was a non-contact play - against Washington Sunday afternoon. He immediately went down to the floor and looked to be in serious pain.
He did not return to the game and there is no further update on the status of the injury.
"My gut is that it's not good, but we'll see," head coach Tad Boyle said of the possible seriousness of Dinwiddie's injury.
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Yeah, yeah, yeah, I know, I haven't been showing up here much for the last little bit.
Let's just say I've been savoring that sublime national championship and leave it at that.
And, this is a last report before I head down on my annual pilgrimage to New Orleans JazzFest. I shall be blogging pretty much daily from the Crescent City on the music, food and general all around bon homie. You can follow me at my web site, which is here.
Links to those blogs shall also be posted on my Facebook page.
So, hey, stop in at those spots.
Obviously if there's some major development in the world of athletics that needs my opinionization, I shall endeavor to do so. Caveat emptor, the page is likely to be spotted with crawfish strudel drippings.
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Though I'll be in New Orleans, rest assured I shan't weigh in on the Zurich Open, which is being contested there this weekend. Could. Care. Less.
Nor shall you read a syllable about the NFL draft, because, well, because . . . who is their right mind really gives a shit. Sorry, Mel.
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Cardinal fans are obviously pleased as punch that Russ Smith is coming back for his senior year. I know I am.
I expected that's what he'd do, given his waffling, but had no inside info, so I didn't weigh in before the announcement.
It is clear that this championship squad was a special group off the court as well as on. They are a tight gang. Russ is staying. Chane isn't even messing with the draft.
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Because I'm a hoopaholic, I've been watching some of the NBA playoffs. The games can get mighty tense this time of year.
I meant to write a piece about the Nuggets, after they captured Game #1 against Golden State, behind Andre Miller's boffo performance. No superstars. Under the radar. But deep and well coached.
Then they went and were crushed in Game #2.
So, I'm simply going to sit back and enjoy. And try to remember where the guys who played in college actually played? Without googling it up.
Didn't he ball for a year at Ohio State? I remember that guy, he played against U of L, but who was it for?
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While few of you have been paying attention, there's been a couple of stunning developments in European soccer.
Yesterday, in the first leg of the Champions League semis, Barcelona was throttled by Bayern Munich. 4 zed.
As if that wasn't surprising enough, Dortmund drew and quartered Real Madrid today. 4-1. Robert Lewandowski scored the hat trick +1.
Fans in Germany: Happy.
Fans in Spain: Not so.
Okay, kids, I'm outta here.
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Tide tables and solunar tables for sport fishers in South Delray Beach. Find out the forecast for high tides and low tides before setting out to fish, and other fishing-related data such as the lunar phase, tidal coefficient, sun and moon rising and setting times, hours of maximum fish activity, weather conditions in South Delray Beach ...
We want you to enjoy to the max a well-planned fishing expedition! Good luck!
Today Tuesday, 2nd of September of 2014, the sun rose in South Delray Beach at 7:01 am and sunset will be at 7:39 pm. The moon set at 12:18 am at 250º southwest. Eventually, the moon will rise again in the southeast (111º) at 2:04 pm.
In the high tide and low tide chart, we can see that the first high tide was at 3:33 am and the next high tide will be at 4:27 pm. The first low tide will be at 10:11 am and the next low tide at 10:45 pm.
The lunar phase is a First Quarter Moon. Today we have 12 hours and 38 minutes of sun. The solar transit is at 1:20 pm and the length of time the moon will be visible will be 10 hours and 14 minutes.
The tidal coefficient today is 47, a low value, which means that the range (difference between high tide and low tide) will be lower than on other occasions and the currents will also be small. At noon the tidal coefficient drops to 46 to end the day with a tidal coefficient of 48. The tide heights today are 2.6 ft, 0.3 ft, 2.6 ft and 1.0 ft. We can compare these levels with the maximum high tide recorded in the tide tables for South Delray Beach which is of 3.6 ft and a minimum height of -1.0 ft.
The solunar fishing calendar in South Delray Beach tells us that today is a good day for fishing, the fish activity forecast is high. Please, read more about solunar tables. The best times of day for fishing are:
| from 12:18 am to 1:18 am, high activity minor period (moonset)
from 7:11 am to 9:11 am, very high activity Major period (moon down)
from 2:04 pm to 3:04 pm, high activity minor period (moonrise)
from 7:37 pm to 9:37 pm, very high activity Major period (moon up). This period of high activity coincides with sunset; therefore the sun will exercise more influence, resulting in an excellent time for fishing
Tide timetable for South Delray Beach. The times are generated in local time in Florida (East Coast) and the daylight saving time change is calculated automatically, so you don't need to add or subtract anything. You will also have the lunar phase, sunrise and sunset times, the tidal coefficient and the average fish activity forecast for each day according to the solunar tables:
[ 0 low activity ] , [ average activity ] , [ high activity ] , [ very high activity ]
NOTE: The times reflected in the tide table for South Delray Beach are tide forecasts only valid as references for sport fishing. They shouldn't be used as a guide for navigation. The heights are expressed in feet referenced to Mean Lower Low Water (MLLW).
MLLW is the average of the lower low water height of each tidal day observed over the official time segment over which tide observations are taken and reduced to obtain mean value (Tidal Datum Epoch).
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|10:11 am
|low tide
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|4:27 pm
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Major periods
from 7:11 am to 9:11 am and from 7:37 pm to 9:37 pm.
minor periods
from 12:18 am to 1:18 am and from 2:04 pm to 3:04 pm.
First Quarter Moon
Moon age: 7 days
Light: 44 %
|Northern Hemisphere
|Full Moon (7 days)
September 8, 2014 at 9:38 pm
|Last Quarter Moon (14 days)
September 15, 2014 at 10:05 pm
|New Moon (22 days)
September 24, 2014 at 2:14 am
|First Quarter Moon (29 days)
October 1, 2014 at 3:33 pm
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|Lunar transit
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|12:18 am
|Duration of the moon
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|Duration of the sun
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