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5:00am Monday 23rd June 2014 in News By George Odling
Kingston mothers are among the least likely in England to be smoking by they time they are ready to give birth, according to a new study.
But 87 of the 2,325 women in the borough of Kingston (3.7 per cent) who gave birth in the 2013/14 financial year were still risking complications like stillbirth, low birth weight and miscarriage by smoking.
Neighbouring Richmond had 1.9 per cent, which is England's lowest, but below the London average of 5.1 per cent.
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My first lock that was a question at the beggining of the season is at weak side linebacker. With Leber gone the position was up for grabs and there wasn't a clear cut starter going into training camp. Now there is, thanks to the great improvement of Erin Henderson who has shown he has a knack for attacking the ball carrier. I know the talk was Leber did a great job of just simply doing his job. I think Erin will be able to do better then that and make some huge plays whether it be forced fumbles, a ship load of tackles or a few sacks.
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My third lock is Griffen to have significant playing time this year. There wasn't one play where he was bugged down by a linemen and his motor seemed to be extremely high. Robison will certainly be sharing downs with him and if he doesn't improve his run support then he'll likely lose it to him.
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1st Question is at Safety. It appears the front office has an idea of who they want to start, but the competition whether it be in practice or in pre-season games have made it a tougher decision then they thought. The only thing in my opinion that is holding Burton back from taking over the starting job is the lack of experience. I like his physical nature and his speed and can certainly be more encouraging then any others.
2nd Question is also in the secondary but with the Corners. Its safe to say the #1 and #2 are Winfield and Griffin. Cook has had his bad so far in this early season but he's also rebounded last week in a respectful showing. Sherels looks like lightning and although not as tall he surely makes up with it with his speed and quickness. The Nickel back is going to be interesting and the winner will get alot of playing time this year because we will be attacked through the air.
3rd Question is at WR. Wow, I mean i'm seeing good things from all recievers. Its pre-season so they're getting opportunities to do it against weaker corners but with the exception of berrian the recievers are doing a good job of going after the ball. The speed is there as well but I can't say one has out-shined another. Armashodu has impressed me with his size and some respectful tough catches. Iglesias as well. Jenkins hasn't had much time on the field or many targets so its hard to compare all these without seeing practices and such.
4th Question is how much Peterson will come off on third downs. Its my impression that he will be more utilized in screens and dump offs to allow him to use his beautiful ablities to fight for first downs in the open field. His ability to pick up blitzers will certainly play a role in how much his role truly expands and I'm a high believer in him being able to do this. I'm not indicating he should never come out because he's going to need plenty of rests, and we have an able back in Booker and Gerhart but noone grabs as much attention as Peterson and that helps out our recievers the most.
O-line is such a tough position to observe and place weakness and strength at. Unless its a tackle getting burnt or bull rushed over its typically a blown assignment or simple footwork not executed correctly. Such a small detail that its hard to focus on during live action through a camera. I want to say they improved from the prior week in Tennessee, but really only McNabb and the running backs can truly tell what improvement they've made.
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Rose Ann Schwering, 79, Westport, passed away Monday, Oct. 8, 2012 at Decatur County Memorial Hospital.
She was born Jan. 23, 1933 in Jennings County, the daughter of Joseph B. and Lenora R. (Zapfe) Diekhoff.
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AUBURN - The Auburn volleyball team is set to kick off its 2007 season this weekend with the War Eagle Invitational in the Beard-Eaves-Memorial Coliseum. The Tigers kick off the tournament with Troy on Friday at 7 p.m.
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For the Tigers, this marks the 12 th time in the team's 22-year history that it has hosted the War Eagle Invitational. Auburn holds a 22-10 all-time record in its own tournament.
"I'm glad that we are opening at home," said sixth-year head coach Laura Farina. "After this weekend we are going to be on the road for the next three weekends, so playing in the Coliseum, in front of our own fans is great."
Auburn is 10-11 all-time in season-opening matches and 3-2 under Farina. The Tigers hold a 4-1 advantage when they open up the season at home.
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"It's been about 30, 45 minutes that they've been over there. This doesn't happen on this particular block," she explains.
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The Affordable Care Act (ACA) was signed into law on March 23, 2010. The Supreme Court of the United States upheld the law, with modifications, on June 28, 2012.
I don't believe that there was a single Republican in the House or Senate that voted for the law. There were tens and perhaps hundreds of millions of dollars spent by special interest groups to defeat the legislation. Those millions were not spent for the benefit of the American people; it was spent for greed, stifling of competition, and influence and power in Washington D. C. Republicans have tried 40+ times to repeal or change the ACA. With all of that failing, the Republicans shut down the government at a cost to the economy, according to Standard & Poor's, of $24 billion. They accomplished nothing.
With all of this in mind, there is still an underlying existence of evil that resides in some of those with or without political affiliations or moral conviction. That evil has exposed itself with great clarity during this debate. It sometimes comes in the form of innuendo that is espoused by those that want to inflict not only political harm, but a personal denigration of President Obama. It sometimes comes in the not-so-subtle actions of those that carry the hate-provoking placards that spew the language and images of degradation. It sometimes comes in the form of symbolism such as displaying a large Confederate flag in front of the White House.
This great evil is called racism. We have heard it on radio; we have seen it on television; we have heard it at the work place; we have heard it wherever people gather. It exists, and we all know it. There are those across these United States that absolutely cannot accept the fact that we have an African-American President. There are those that rile at the very thought that President Obama has accomplished something ( ACA) that no other president has been able to accomplish. The Affordable Care Act (Obamacare) is a good and honorable effort made by a good and honorable man to bring affordable health insurance to millions of people who have never had it, and to reduce the terrible cost burden of health insurance that has been placed on the backs of many Americans. As time passes and the true value of the ACA becomes apparent, I hope that we as Americans will see the light of day, and not the darkness of division and hatefulness.
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For one resident living near Crim Road, it was a lack of prioritization for Bridgewater and Somerset County during Superstorm Sandy that brought her out to a special meeting with PSE&G representatives Wednesday.
"Every day the percentages in other counties were higher, and the work plan did not even have Somerset County on the map until later," said resident Ann Umphenour, who added that she didn't get back power back until Nov. 10. "It's devaluing my property and quality of life because of prioritizing."
Councilman Matthew Moench organized a sit-down with PSE&G representatives, asking them to provide direct information about storm response.
"There was a lot of misinformation and rumors that came out during the storm," he said. "The best way of fixing that is to have a forum for residents who have questions to hear directly from PSE&G."
Eileen Leahey, regional public affairs manager for PSE&G, said Superstorm Sandy was the worst storm in the company's 109-year history.
"But the practice was to get as many people back online as quickly as possible," she said. "We are still doing work to make permanent repairs, and that will probably last several more months."
A total of 1.7 million PSE&G customers were affected in the storm, Leahey said, which was three times the number of those affected in the October 2011 snowstorm.
"We serve more than 200 communities, and they all had significant damage that was unprecedented as a result of the storm," she said.
Joseph De Pinto, with the central division for electronic operations, said the company began preparing for the hurricane Oct. 23.
"We have never had a hurricane hit New Jersey head-on, and preparation went on immediately," he said. "One of the things we were most concerned about was making sure we had sufficient manpower."
De Pinto said there are four substations that serve Bridgewater itself, including the Raritan Valley one and Somerville. But the damage from the storm went far beyond just damaging those substations.
Switching stations were affected, De Pinto said, with entire systems losing power that affected much further up the chain than just the distribution of power to residents.
De Pinto said they lost transmission circuits, which caused switching stations to shut down, and substations to lose power. A total of 51 transmission lines were affected, he said, and PSE&G lost all of its backup power, which transmits information about the status of the different circuits.
"Now we are flying blind when we are trying to assess the damage of the distribution system," he said. "We had more than 105 subtransmission, the supply lines between all the stations, circuits fail. I don't know if you can appreciate the magnitude, but it was intense."
From there, De Pinto said, they had to work from the highest areas, tripping several generating systems off line because of instability, and trying to get them stable to reintroduce energy into the switching stations.
Because of these major issues, De Pinto said, the company had to rely somewhat on residents reporting outages until they could get some of the systems working again.
"We get our intelligence through the equipment when it's working, but we didn't have that," he said. "We had to work circuit by circuit."
Basically, De Pinto said, they were relying on residents calling in to report outages and power lines down so they could determine what areas to work on first, based on how many people were missing power.
"As we go down the pecking order, we want to put the main line of the feeder back up," he said. "We want to get the main line back to get the largest amount of customers back. Decisions of priority is what we are constantly looking at."
Moench emphasized that it is important for residents to call no matter what and report outages.
"I always think they must know I'm out of power, and I don't want to overburden them," he said. "But if residents are out, they should absolutely call."
De Pinto said that is especially important.
"In a storm of such magnitude, give as much information as you can," he said. "Don't patrol circuits, but as best as you can, give us as much information as you have."
De Pinto said that if there are 100 people in an area without power, and 90 of them don't call, the company may not know that there is such a problem, and will instead focus on the areas where there are larger numbers of customers reporting they are without power.
"We need customers calling in because you are our eyes and ears, and you can tell us where damage is," he said.
But Umphenour said she notices that Somerset County, and Bridgewater, seems to always be last in the pecking order. She said she was told by an official with PSE&G that the area is less dense than others, and that is why it is considered last.
"And I spent $1,700 getting a generator on day 10 to give us some electricity, and then it was restored three hours later," she said. "If someone might have told us they would work on Bridgewater, I wouldn't have spent $1,700."
De Pinto said they tried to keep residents informed with goals of when power would be restored. Before the nor'easter that hit one week after the storm, he said, they had projected full restoration by Nov. 9.
"That first Saturday, I never had a feeling like I had that night because I had a legitimate pit in my stomach because I couldn't see the light at the end of the tunnel," he said, adding that he too was without power for 12 days.
Leahey said they had constant phone calls with township officials throughout their region to discuss the progress they had made, where they would be working and what was coming.
"But [we don't know] until the crews get out and see the severity," she said. "It may take three crews 10 hours, so until the assessment is done, you don't really understand how the repair is going to work."
Still, Umphenour said that in her neighborhood all wires are buried, but a tree on Crim Road fell on power lines, and it wasn't addressed until day eight.
"What's emotional is living with buried power lines, but always being done last," she said. "It devalues my property and my quality of life. You said the reward, you do whatever you can do to get the biggest reward, so we're not densely populated so we'll always be last."
"The township needs to be aware that you restore based on the number of customers, and that we will be prioritized last," she added.
As for the future, De Pinto said PSE&G is investing a lot of money into infrastructure and upgrading transformers.
"We are talking about evaluating and reinforcing where it makes sense," he said. "There are lots of nuances and that will cost."
"We are investing $1.5 billion in the transmission system alone," Leahey added.
Also in attendance at the meeting were representatives from New Jersey Hope and Healing, which works with residents who need to manage the emotional consequences of storms and flooding in their areas.
For more information about the organization, visit the website at disastermentalhealthnj.com.
"I am pleased that we were able to put together a forum to allow residents to hear directly from PSE&G representatives regarding Superstorm Sandy and PSE&G's restoration efforts in Bridgewater," Moench said after the meeting. "PSE&G provided a wealth of information to residents, and we were able to have an open back and forth dialogue with PSE&G to address resident's questions and concerns. I think that the meeting was very productive and informative and I thank PSE&G for their willingness to come to Bridgewater."
"I also want to thank New Jersey Hope & Healing, a non-profit dedicated to providing services and assistance to victims of storms and floods, who were on hand to assist any residents in need," he added.


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So you're Psyched for Seguin?
AWESOME! Me too! And a bunch of other people! Thankfully the Bruins are putting a big screen up at Fanieul Hall!
The event starts around 6:30 and the Draft itself starts at 7pm. There will be prizes and ice girls and Blades the Bear won't even be drunk yet, so bring the kids. After the Bruins draft 2nd overall, the Bruins will try to herd you over to Hard Rock Cafe. Since I don't like that place all that much, we've organized an alternative draft afterparty at Boston Beer Works.
Or go off wherever you like, the Draft-watching with Bruins fans is the important part.
Anyhow, if you want to head to beer works afterwards, please RSVP here. Thanks!


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This morning we're learning more about the man behind the Washington Navy Yard shootings - the voices he heard, the victims he left behind. ABC's Tahman Bradley is at the Navy Yard with the very latest.
Law enforcement authorities tell ABC News the Washington Navy Yard shooter, Aaron Alexis, was a "ticking time bomb" on a final descent into madness. But it appears no one connected the dots.
On August 7th, Alexis called the Newport Police in Rhode Island with a bizarre tale -- documented in a police report obtained by ABC. He described a confrontation with an unidentified person who had sent three people to follow him and keep him awake by talking to him and sending vibrations to his body through a microwave machine.
Sources tell ABC News, Alexis recently sought help from VA hospitals in Rhode Island and DC for insomnia. But officials won't talk about his mental state.
"No, I can't comment on that at this time," said Valerie Parlave, FBI
Just two days before the Navy Yard rampage, Alexis visited a gun store and firing range in Lorton, Virginia. Eyewitnesses to the shooting are describing a determined killer. John Weaver watched the suspect methodically murder six of his friends.
"I popped my head up and I saw him pointing his gun at my friend and he shot her," John Weaver, eyewitness
A day after the shooting, Washington paused to remember the twelve people who died. One of those victims, 52-year old Richard Michael Ridgell, a veteran of the Iraq war.
"He loved the Ravens," said Tracey Ridgell, a victim's wife.
"His proudest thing was being a good dad," said Heather Hunt, a victim's daughter.
President Obama told Telemundo that the U.S. is more vulnerable to these types of mass shootings because the country does not have a strong enough background check system for gun purchases.
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Dear 2012 Chiefs,
You're going to listen to me. The reason you're going to listen is because you need perspective. I moved to Montana from Wichita when I was four. I am probably one of seven chief fans in this state. The rest are Elway/Manning leg-humpers, except for one good friend I have who is a raiders fan (that's right, in MT, you have to resort to being friends with Raiders fans because the stench of Broncoland is so bad!). I have been a fan of the chiefs since that age. You have never really been good, let's be honest. Ironically, a man named Montana came once at the twilight of his career, when most of you were still on the teet. Now is your chance. Not to suck teet, but to be good. Actually, if you start winning, I'll, as Dwayne says, even "import" some teet for you. You guys did some great things last night. Jamaal Charles, way to go. Eric Berry, thanks for getting up. That looked like it hurt. Tamba Hali, thanks for getting raped over and over and over again and still attacking. I accept the roughing the passer penalty with pride; Wilson deserved much, much worse. Matt Cassel. Even you, Matt, were a notch above decent when Bowe was out there. Bowe, thanks for how awesome you are. Every time you were on the field, a wonderful feeling entered my gut. It was like the seagulls knew you were there, creating mismatches, and everyone in the stadium as well. And that's when Matt did his best. Can't wait for that during the season. Dexter, mmm...Dexter. I'm tattooing you're face on my back, Steve-O style.
Now, there were a few things stemming from the game that cause me a little concern. First and foremost, Jalil Brown (I say your full name here because, sadly for you, your name won't be remembered long in the NFL). You didn't do anything really horrible. You really didn't DO anything. And that's why you don't belong in the NFL. I feel bad for you, honestly. Romeo, you, on the other hand, I'm quite angry with. Seriously, couldn't you grab the little girl in the 3rd row of section 118 with the painted face; she may have caused more intimidation than baby-face Brown. How much lunch money did he have? He must have had a lot, because it kept getting taken from him, over, and over, and over again. On some quirky positive, I don't know if Mr. Russ Wilson proved a ton; he can throw it to a veteran receiver that can trick a poor rookie. Congratulations. Now, @bflowers24, #getyourassbackonthefield. I don't really care if you have to ice your calcaneus, shake it, wiggle it, slap it, or send in Dennis Quaid from Inner Space to do micro-fracture surgery on it. Fix your ankle and get out there. I'm not saying this to be a jerk. Please, just watch the rookie QB completely dry hump us when you watch the replay of the game. You're needed. Wince. Grimace. I don't care. Man up, pull a Brett Favre, and come fly with us. The little boy who has watched the chiefs get dominated for a quarter century needs you.
Now, away from individual concerns, and more onto the state of the team. This team, really has every hole filled. When you're not injured. So stop getting injured. It's really pissing me off. Get. Healthy.
Guys, some really simple things would make you go far. Stop getting injured. Matt, don't leave the pocket. How big a boy are ya? Put on your big boy jock strap and take a hit if you have to. Albert, I have had enough of your penalties. Romeo, coach like the defensive mind you are. This is the preseason, but 40+points? Really? That's a Todd Haley score. Don't be him. For the love of all that's decent, don't be him. Hire back Shaun Smith. He'll grab guys' balls, but he's "you're man." Did I mention, stop getting injured? Train your back-ups to step in. Send Jalil Brown back to the minors. Sorry kid, you're not ready. Kendrick Lewis, slap some icy hot on that shizzle and roll, baby. Jonny B-thanks for not fumbling the football this game. Keep it up.
Preseason is PRE-season. But win.
1969. That was before I was born. We're due. Earn our fandom. We've been fans through worse. We'll be fans at the end of the day no matter what. But if you want to sleep well at night, at least earn it.


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With aching heart I face the cold and lonely dawn
And till the tradewinds bring him home to stay I'll live in heartbreak USA
Don't let those foreign girls get your heart in a whirl
Think about me all the time and remember you're mine
Don't forget your sweetheart while you're away back home in heartbreak USA
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LOUISVILLE, KY (WAVE) - The most powerful tool to keep inmates in line may not be handcuffs or a gun. The Louisville Metro Department of Corrections is going high tech to handle some of the most violent confrontations inside the jail. Video cameras are now recording those incidents to protect correction officers and your money.When inmates go wild at the Louisville Metro Department of Corrections officers typically arrive wearing full riot gear, and they are always there in full HD.Sgt. Steven Gilbert, assistant commander of the Special Operations Response Team said corrections officers record "everything. From the moment we step on the floor, cameras are rolling."The video was key during an incident in October 2012, when an inmate was upset because he mistakenly thought he was getting released that day. He started screaming and slamming his head into the door when he found out, he wasn't.Corrections officers made sure the video was rolling as they prepared to enter the cell. The recording shows blood on the cell door window was there before officers ever stepped inside.That's important because before too long the inmate starts to accuse corrections officers of abuse."You're going to break my back," the inmate screams as corrections officers strap him into a restraint chair.His attitude changes when he sees it's all being recorded."How ya doing there on camera?" the inmate calls out to the corrections officer holding the hand held camera. "Can my mommy get a copy of this?"Sgt. Gilbert said these days cameras are the equalizer if an inmate claims officers used unnecessary force."It gets rid of all the he said she said stuff," Sgt. Gilbert said.After every incident, inmates are checked out by a corrections nurse. That assessment is also recorded.The system has kept Louisville Metro Corrections, and taxpayers, clear of frivolous lawsuits. Court records reveal Metro Corrections has not lost any court judgements as a result of restraining unruly inmates. There are no recent cases where the SORT team has even been sued.Lt. Jerry Collins said corrections officers make a point to narrate their actions, and the inmates actions, throughout the videos."So if it was to the point we have to go to court on this or we get sued on this, we're protecting the department, protecting the city," Lt. Collins said.Inmates, knowing it's hard to make a case, when the evidence is right there in living color.The cameras are working so well corrections just got a $10,500 from the Prison Rape Elimination Act to buy 12 Veivu body cameras for officers to go along with the ones they are already using to record clashes with violent inmates.You can learn more about those body cameras by clicking here.
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From a baseball standpoint, the Yankees picking up Ichiro for a couple back end bullpen arms is about as low-impact as you can get. But from a cultural standpoint, it's huge. It suggests a fundamental shift in the Mariners themselves. Since 2001, the Mariners have been Ichiro's team, not just in the literal sense that he played for them, but also in the sense that they were synonymous with one another.
It was a jarring sight to see Ichiro wearing the Yankee grays. Ichiro is not the first superstar to finish playing out the string in a weird looking uniform, however. Here are 10 of baseball's greatest stars, and the uniforms in which they ended their careers:
Hank Aaron – Braves (1954-1974), Brewers (1975-1976)
Babe Ruth – Red Sox (1914-1919), Yankees (1920-1934), Braves (1935)
Willie Mays – Giants (1951-1972), Mets (1972-1973)
Christy Mathewson – Giants (1900-1919), Reds (1919)
Wade Boggs – Red Sox (1982-1992), Yankees (1993-1997), Devil Rays (1998-1999)
Harmon Killebrew – Senators (1954-1960), Twins (1961-1974), Royals (1975)
Warren Spahn – Braves (1946-1964), Mets (1965), Giants (1965)
Andre Dawson – Expos (1976-1986), Cubs (1987-1992), Red Sox (1993-1994), Marlins (1995-1996)
Ty Cobb – Tigers (1905-1926), A's (1927-1928)
Jimmie Foxx – A's (1925-1935), Red Sox (1936-1942), Cubs (1942, 1944), Phillies (1945)
Pitcher of the Night: Jeff Samardzija, 8 IP, 1 H, 1 BB, 5 K, 0 R
Speaking of dominant performances by schizophrenic starters, Samardzija has recoverd from his horrible June to pitch 27 innings in 4 July starts, and has given up just 5 runs with 29 strikeouts. Has anyone else noticed the striking resemblance he bears to the valet who drives off with Cameron's car in Ferris Bueller?
Hitter of the Night: Emilio Bonifacio, 2-3, HR
New rule: If Bonifacio hits a homer, he's the hitter of the night. Don't worry, it won't happen very often.
Defensive Play of the Night: Three-Way Tie!
MLB won't trust you with embedable versions of either of these two plays. It's worth it to click through. But this one is also tremendous:
Melky Cabrera
Worst Successful Play of the Night: Johnny Damon
This really was just terrible. Click through an enjoy.
Injuries of Note:
Josh Johnson, finger
Johnson was really taking it to the Barves too, when he was sidelined with blister trouble. He'd allowed just one baserunner through six innings, with nine strikeouts. It's been a disappointing year for Johnson, who would be pretty attractive if the Marins put him on the trade market so long as the blisters are a temporary thing.
Trade Bait of the Night: Francisco Liriano
When you've had as many struggles as Liriano has had, your value is incredibly tenuous and dependent on every single inning you pitch. Frankie did a lot of damage to his perceived value with this start, and the Twins may actually be smarter to keep him than to give him away at this point, unless they can get a legitimate prospect.
Indians: Justin Masterson, 7.1 IP, 7 H, 1 BB, 6 K, 1 R
His schizophrenic season continues with this dominant win over the Orioles. Justin Masterson Fun Fact: Players born in Jamaica have thrown 749 career Major League innings. Masterson has 747 of them. The other two were thrown by Chili Davis.
Pirates: Erik Bedard, 7 IP, 2 H, 2 BB, 11 K, 1 R
This was Bedard's best start since May 20 of last year, but he just got outdueled here. Philosophical Question: Do you think that Bedard's life would have turned out differently if his parents had named him "Eric"?
Brewers: Francisco Rodriguez, 0.2 IP, 3 H, 3 BB, 1 K, 4 R, BS
Since taking over at closer, K-Rod has allowed 12 out of the 20 batters he's faced to reach base. John Axford has yet to allow a run.
Braves: Mike Minor, 7 IP, 6 H, 0 BB, 4 K, 2 R
Is Minor finally getting right? He's thrown 19.1 innings this July, allowed just 6 runs, and struck out 17 batters. His ERA still stands at 5.49.
Mets: Pedro Beato, 0.1 IP, 4 H, 1 BB, 4 R
We mentioned this last week, but how demoralizing would it be to wach the Nats put up a six spot in the top of the 10th and know you still have to go out there with no chance of winning in the bottom half? Pretty bad, TCM would imagine. Beato goes from having a 2.25 ERA to 10.38. Ouch.
Nationals: Jordan Zimmermann, 6 IP, 4 H, 0 BB, 6 K, 1 R
Bill called Zimmermann the most underrated player in baseball earlier this year, and he still is. His ERA is 2.31 on the year. When the Nats get to the playoffs, he's going to have a hell of a coming out party.
Phillies: Roy Halladay, 6 IP, 8 H, 1 BB, 3 K, 6 R
This one did not go as smoothly as Halladay's first start back.
Reds: Todd Frazier, 3-6, 2B, 2 R, 2 RBI
Anybody else rooting for Frazier to become a nuveau Tony Phillips?
Dodgers: Luis Cruz, 1-4, HR, 3 RBI
Who, or what, is Luis Cruz?
Rockies: Jonathan Sanchez, 4 IP, 6 H, 4 BB, 5 K, 5 R
And the Jonathan Sanchez hit parade continues unabated with his new club. Sanchez's ERA is up to 8.01, the 20th highest ever among starters with more than 50 innings.
Giants: Ryan Vogelsong, 7 IP, 4 H, 3 BB, 6 K, 1 R
In more than 300 innings since coming up with the Giants last year, the 34 year old Vogelsong is 21-11 with a 2.52 ERA and 229 Ks. Yeah, he's not a fluke. What a tremendous story. He's 4th in the MLB in ERA this year (2.25) and is one of six pitchers with an ERA under 2.40.
Yankees: Ichiro Suzuki, 1-4, SB, 2 K
The newest Yankee picks right up where he left off in Seattle, but the Yankees still win behind his countryman, Hiroki Kuroda.
Mariners: Justin Smoak, 0-3, 2 K
After the game, Smoak was demoted to Tacoma to try and figure out how to hit a baseball again.
Royals: Eric Hosmer, 2-4, 2 R, SB
There's very little interesting about the Angels game, except for Kendrys Morales' three-run single, so let's instead focus on Hosmer, who batted 8th against the lefty Wilson, and managed two hits off him. He's hitting just .225/.295/.300 in 132 PAs against lefties this year.


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Sharing Responsibilities with Partners: Why it is the way it is
Seems that Father's Day 2008 might go down in history as one that generated one ton of discussion about what exactly dads do these days, how they fit into the parenting scheme. A few places worth checking out, in our opinion:
- Local dad Eric Miller wondered over on Activistas if the paternal can be political, too, or if we mamas have a lock on that. Like, why is it a mothers movement?
- OPB's Think Out Loud talk show on 6.13.08 celebrated the 100th year of father's day by asking fathers about their parenting roles (some fascinating comments - go ahead, add yours).
- And the Sunday NY Times 6.15.08 features a story by none other than Lisa Belkin (think Opting-Out) called "When Mom & Dad Share It All." A feat, by the by, that is apparently not at all the norm. She leads with this situation - sure drew me in:
On her first day back to work after a four-month maternity leave, Amy Vachon woke at dawn to nurse her daughter, Maia. Then she fixed herself a healthful breakfast, pumped a bottle of breast milk for the baby to drink later in the day, kissed the little girl goodbye and headed for the door.
But before she left, there was one more thing. She reached over to her husband, Marc, who would not be going to work that day in order to be home with Maia, and handed him the List. That's what they call it now, when they revisit this moment, which they do fairly often. The List. It was nothing extraordinary — in fact it would be familiar to many new moms. A large yellow Post-it on which she had scribbled the "how much," "how long" and "when" of Maia's napping and eating.
"I knew her routines and was sharing that with Marc," Amy recalls. She also remembers what he did next. Gently but deliberately, he ripped the paper square in half and crumbled the pieces into a ball.
Wow. He ripped it in half. Her list, ripped. in. half. Good move - or bad? It depends, of course, on the couple. But what intrigues me isn't so much who does what (we've covered that before, right here and surely at home many times over!), but WHY we do what we do. Who works the reduced schedule? Why? Was it by choice or created by employment constraints (like access to health benefits, higher pay, more flexible environment)? Do you wish you could change it, but feel like you can't? Or maybe it's all good. And if so, we're all ears about how it came to be.


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thanks very much for the overwhelming response to the giveaway! hearing your favorites within the collection and what you would make with them was so much fun. i wish i could send all of you 10 yards of fabric!
using randomizer.org i randomly generated a winner based on the number of entries and the lucky winner is... emily!
congrats emily! i'd love to see your cluck cluck sew pow-wow quilt when you finish it!
i'll be posting a few sewing tutorials for some of the items featured in the video in the next few months. i'd also like to mention that my desert arrows quilt pictured above has a free pattern available on the art gallery website here. thanks to everyone for your entries and support as always. i can't wait to see what you make with the collection!


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The other day, I was enjoying a soup and sandwich with a good friend at my favorite local diner. As I started my meal, a gentleman with no apparent common courtesy let out a massive muculicious cough. I looked over in disgust to see if he'd hacked a black lung into his food, but I couldn't quite see because the curtain partition atop the dividing wall mostly blocked my view. I saw that it was an old man and quickly lost interest and reverted my attention to my soup. A few minutes later, I looked over and the man was gone. I stood up to investigate because his disappearance was very stealth. I soon realized that there was no table there, no chair, no person and no black lung. On the other side of the dividing wall was an aisle-way. I asked my friend if he'd seen the man who was just sitting there. He said no. I froze. For the first time in my life, I felt like I was crazy. A million questions about reality and all things philosophical fluttered through my perplexed little mind. I was dazed. Then, just before I got up and checked myself into a psych ward, my friend said, "You mean that guy?" I turned my head to see an old man in a wheelchair swiftly rolling by. That was just the comic relief I needed, because I would have questioned my mental stability for the rest of my life. The laughing, however, ceased when I told my friend I was relieved to know I wasn't crazy because he responded with: "You are crazy, you're a Royals fan."
Sometimes I think being a Royals fan is a mental disorder. It's been said that insanity is defined as repeating the same task over and over, expecting different results. If that doesn't define you as a Royals fan, then you aren't a Royals fan. Check your heart. Sometimes I wish baseball fans of other teams could have a similar experience to my restaurant experience today, and experience this mental disorder. Let's be honest, they are an exceedingly poor team with little chance of winning a World Series in the near future. In fact, Fangraphs has Kansas City as the 4th least likely team to win a World Series title in the future. Evidently, the Royals are so uninteresting to the outside world that they didn't even get their own write-up. Even with that said, I find myself at Kauffman Stadium every year. Insane.
I think I'll be okay, though. Looking into the future (which you can do when you are bat-shit crazy), I will be 65 years old and senile with more imaginary friends than John Nash when the Royals win their next World Series. Then I will finally be able to climb back onto my damn rocker.


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It seems like many Cornrowers are getting worked up over the lack of big signings on the Pacers' part. I'd like to remind everyone that from day one, they have told us time and again their goal was to bring back the starting five, which means re-signing Hill and Hibbert. Half of that job is done, and despite Hibbert getting a huge contract offer that we'd have to match (but is a congruent amount to what other productive centers have commanded), completing the other half of their main offseason objective is within reach. Many of you don't seem confident with the front office cause they haven't gotten a star player yet, but the only star level player interested in Indy, EJ, is getting offered the max, which I'm sure many of us agree, is a dangerous contract for someone with his injury history. Teams with no other alternatives can shoot for the fences like that because what other option does a team like Phoenix have? The Pacers, thankfully, are well situated and will compete with or without EJ. We've gotten to this point by NOT making that kind of signing. The under-the-radar, financially responsible signing of David West being a great example.
Many of us seem to except the Pacers to fix EVERY problem they have in the first 3 days of free agency, but it's important to remember that every freaking team has a weakness. The Heat dont have a legit post player, same with the Thunder. The Bulls can't hit a jump shot. The Celtics are old and have a shallow bench. And our beloved Pacers don't have a go-to star or consistent bench. The easiest thing for us to shore up is the bench (which is really what did us against the Heat), and that's what they've said they are going to do all along. That doesn't mean signing Steve Nash or Eric Gordon, which it seems everyone on this site has gotten themselves worked into a tizzy with this unfounded expectation. It means signing guys like Courtney Lee and Ian Mahinmi because a team like the Pacers is going to win by having solid players 1-10.
So stop looking at Twitter for a few minutes and enjoy the fact we aren't the Suns, Rockets, Raptors, or Magic because we have a prudent front office. Patience has gotten the Pacers to this position, and it will be the reason we get to the next level.


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Boston, MA (SportsNetwork.com) - Bradley Beal scored 12 of his game-high 27 points in the fourth quarter and the Washington Wizards cruised to a 118-102 win over the Boston Celtics on Wednesday to clinch the No. 5 seed in the Eastern Conference playoffs.
The Wizards (44-38) won their last four games of the regular season for their best record in nine years and will face the Chicago Bulls on the road Sunday in their first playoff game in six years.
"I think we have a lot of confidence," said Beal. "We're happy where we're at and how we're playing. It's all about our defense. We're playing tremendous defense right now and as long as we continue to do that we're going to finish pretty well."
The Celtics (25-57) went 3-16 in their last 19 games to finish with their worst record since going 24-58 in 2006-07, the season before they added Ray Allen and Kevin Garnett and won the team's first NBA championship in 22 years.
Trevor Booker scored all 20 of his points in the first half, John Wall added 15 points and nine assists and Marcin Gortat scored 15 with 10 rebounds for the Wizards, who went 2-1 against Chicago in the regular season.
Kelly Olynyk scored 24 points to lead Boston and Jeff Green had 20.
The Wizards shot 56.8 percent for the game, including 60 percent in the fourth quarter, when their lead ballooned as high as 26 and they were able to rest their starters. Neither Wall nor Booker played in the quarter.
"Credit them; they put us in a world of hurt in a lot of different match-ups," said first-year Celtics coach Brad Stevens. "It's a good basketball team who's playing well right now, who, as I said earlier, is really sitting pretty for the future because they've got really good players at the one and the two that are both very young, that have a chance to be elite at their positions."
Earlier, Wall (13) and Booker (10) combined for 23 points in the first quarter and the Wizards shot almost 67 percent for a 38-24 lead going into the second. They led by as many as 15 following a 14-4 burst led by Gortat's six points.
The Celtics trimmed it to five in the second quarter but the Wizards pushed their advantage back to 15 and led by 12 at halftime, 68-56, behind Booker's 20 points. They extended it to 16 points with a 13-2 run sparked by Gortat's 3-pointer and ended the third quarter with a 91-75 advantage.
If was the Wizards' best record since they went 45-37 in 2004-05 and the first
time they won at least 30 games in six seasons. They had a 15-win turnaround
in Randy Wittman's second full season as coach.... Washington went 3-1 against
Boston this season after getting swept 7-0 the last two seasons. The Wizards
won the season series for the first time since 2007-08.
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Negotiators fail to close deal amid revelations of internal discord over US corporate bullying. The Obama administration's pro-corporate Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) agenda appears to have missed a deadline.
If government and big business representatives from 12 countries spend years negotiating a massive new trade bill but don't tell the general public about it, does it still go into effect? Can it still accelerate the flow of American jobs to countries that have abysmal records on human rights and labor rights, countries like Vietnam? Can it still spur a race to the bottom where Americans forfeit their moral, environmental and employment standards for larger trade deficits of cheap imported goods and minimum wage employment at home?
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As the U.S. continues to hammer out multi-nation trade agreements like TPP, seeing that dealmakers act in the best interests of all stakeholders can be a tall order. Especially when a dozen countries, their negotiators, and some 600 corporate "trade advisers" have pinkie-sworn to keep the details "secret."
Today, 151 Democratic members of the House of Representatives sent a letter to President Obama laying out their concerns about the lack of consultation during the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) negotiations and their opposition to "fast tracking" the deal without any meaningful congressional input. House Democrats joined the growing chorus of some 194 members of Congress who have publicly expressed their frustrations with this massive trade agreement.
First global trade deal in 20 years to boost world commerce 'favours big business at the expense of developing countries' The World Trade Organisation has sealed its first global trade deal after almost 160 ministers who had gathered on the Indonesian island of Bali agreed to reforms to boost world commerce.
Developing countries including India win concessions but critics say World Trade Organisation is no forum for helping the poor. The first global trade deal since the creation of the World Trade Organisation (WTO) nearly two decades ago was condemned by anti-poverty groups on Friday as a boost for big business at the expense of developing nations.
A new caucus of supporters of the Trans-Pacific Partnership agreement under negotiation was launched yesterday in the US Congress.
The Friends of the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) caucus is headed by four co-chairman: Republican Reps. David Reichert of Washington and Charles Boustany of Louisiana, and Democratic Reps. Ron Kind of Wisconsin and Gregory Meeks of New York.
Outside Salt Lake City's Grand America Hotel on Tuesday, the rains fell, the speakers rose, the marchers chanted.
Inside, top trade negotiators from the United States and 11 other Pacific Rim nations perhaps discussed imports and exports, profits and products, prices and patents. The exact topics aren't known. The talks were closed.
We wrote yesterday that this deal, the Trans Pacific Partnership, already looked to be in trouble given both Congressional and foreign opposition. The Administration has conducted the talks with an unheard-of degree of secrecy, with Congressional staffers in most cases denied access to the text and even Congressmen themselves facing unheard-of obstacles (Alan Grayson reported that the US Trade Representative created an absurd six weeks of dubious delays in his case).
When Massachusetts Democrat Elizabeth Warren and the rest of the 2013 class of liberal senators start work this month, they'll have to do more than figure out the byzantine ways of getting things done in Washington.
They'll also have to decide how seriously to engage a progressive movement that sees their assent a historic opportunity to shift the Democratic Party to the left.
WASHINGTON -- Nearly two years after Wall Street waged a successful campaign to keep consumer advocate Elizabeth Warren from running the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, the incoming senator will be tapped to serve on the Banking Committee, according to four sources familiar with the situation.
Politico recently declared, "The Senate is about to become a liberal lion's den."
In 2012, groups like the Progressive Change Campaign Committee, MoveOn.org, CREDO Action, and Democracy for America worked hard to build progressive power in Congress. This week's iconic photo of Senators-elect Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) and Tammy Baldwin (D-WI) walking together down the corridors of power is symbolic of the rising progressive tide.
An overbearing and at times ridiculously aggressive Massachusetts Senator Scott Brown came across as a desperate man Thursday night, as he attempted to gain the upper hand in the first debateof this year's most closely-watched U.S. Senate race and, by extension, in a reelection contest that seems to be slipping away from him.
Mayor Thomas M. Menino is expected to endorse Democrat Elizabeth Warren on Friday in her bid to unseat Republican US Senator Scott Brown, according to two people with knowledge of the plan.
Bill Clinton may have stolen the show at the DNC last night with his 45-minute, half-ad-libbed barn-burner of a speech, but there were a few other noteworthy speakers as well. After dragging for an hour or two, the night's program picked up when Massachusetts Senate candidate, CFPB creator, and economic realtalker extraordinaire Elizabeth Warren took the stage.
It was a grim, sleety day in Chicopee, a gritty postindustrial town in western Massachusetts, where paint flakes off worn-out bridges and boarded-up factories. At a community relations luncheon, kind security guards were opening back doors and holding out umbrellas for the few willing to brave the freezing slush.
Retired Amherst gentleman John Kick is not known as a political activist. In the Springfield union hall where he ventured last October to hear Democratic senatorial candidate Elizabeth Warren, he might have seemed a world-weary citizen with vague curiosity about the professor turned politician.
But John's sorrowful demeanor and disconsolate eyes betrayed a woefully wounded heart. His son, Gabe, took his own life just a month earlier, at the age of 28. John keeps moving, somehow, in the dreadful private agony understood only by parents who persist in such an aftermath.
If you're reading this, you probably already know how you feel about Elizabeth Warren. Warren is currently running for Senate in Massachusetts, in the hopes of knocking out Republican incumbent Scott Brown. Very few first-time candidates are so well-known, or so passionately beloved.
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Millions of Americans hoped President Obama would nominate Elizabeth Warren to head the consumer financial watchdog agency she had created. Instead, she was pushed aside. As Warren kicks off her run for Scott Brown's Senate seat in Massachusetts, Suzanna Andrews charts the Harvard professor's emergence as a champion of the beleaguered middle class, and her fight against a powerful alliance of bankers, lobbyists, and politicians.
For a few years now, politicians straining against all of the antigovernment demagogy have been searching for a way to energize public interest and remind voters of the essential government services and protections they rely on and all too often take for granted.
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — More than a few local Democrats would be ecstatic if Elizabeth Warren decides to run against Scott Brown for the U.S. Senate. Warren is kicking around the idea of running and stopped in Pittsfield on Friday to meet with party members to gauge their support as part of a listening tour across the state.


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Tests that reveal their children's genetic risks of common diseases may soon become a popular choice among parents, even though their usefulness remains in question, according to a new study in the journal Pediatrics.
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Caption Diss: Canibus Locks & Loads On His Enemies?
Tuesday, Jun 19, 2012 12:05AM
For Caption Diss, the good ol' folks at SOHH are back at it giving y'all, my loyal doggies, a chance to capture the final word(s). The "Best We've Ever Read" headline gets to hold down that Cap Diss crown for a whole week. Who run it?
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SMH. Has the end of Canibus' rap career really come down to a bow out with a notepad? LOL. There's a lot of ways to go out; trying your hand at a new genre, going pop, announcing your own retirement. But when you are put on blast in an 8 Mile-like scenario where you've lost your confidence and resort to pulling out written raps in a rap battle? That's gotta hurt. You've gotta feel a little pity on him. Keeping that in mind, what's next for Canibus? If today's Cap Diss is any indication, maybe his best bet is trying to force himself back into the army. I can't call it, what's going down in this photo, doggies? Hmmm..............................
LOL @Star Black. I know a lot of y'all doggies wanted to give Gwyneth Paltrow/Jay-Z, and I can't blame y'all. The hype was shorter than the Knicks play-offs run this past season. But all in all, I can respect that Cap Diss attempt. SMH.....
Aight doggies, y'all know how we get down in here! Think 'em, diss 'em, ink 'em and submit 'em into the comments section by Monday, June 25th!
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Erikson Institute is seeking to seeking to hire an experienced clinical professional with a license such as LCSW, LCPC, or Ph.D., with knowledge of child development and background working with children and families, to provide screening and referral services in the Southern region of Illinois for an ongoing state-wide collaboration with the Illinois Department of Children and Family Services Early Childhood Unit. Through this innovative project, the developmental specialist will provide clinical screenings of children birth to three years of age and their birth parents with the goal of identifying and recommending appropriate services to maximize child and family functioning.
The developmental specialist will: conduct assessments through the use of screening tools and clinical interviews with children and birth parents; interpret and document assessment results; and make referrals and recommendations for clients who have been identified as either at-risk of or demonstrating developmental and/or behavioral difficulties. The developmental specialist will provide case consultation to the caseworkers who are responsible for providing community and social services based on assessment results. The developmental specialist will participate in weekly individual and group reflective supervision and case presentations. The position will be based in Southern Illinois and will require travel to provide screenings at locations throughout the region.
Founded in 1966, Erikson Institute is one of the nation's leading graduate schools in child development and early childhood education. It is a private, independent, NCA-accredited graduate school offering master's degrees, a Ph.D., graduate certificates, and professional development courses in child development and early childhood education. Erikson provides a variety of employee benefits, including excellent health and dental plans, life/disability insurance, transit stipend, matching retirement contributions, and more. To learn more, visit our Web site at www.erikson.edu
Erikson Institute is an equal opportunity employer. We consider all applicants for employment without regard to race, religion, color, age, sex, national origin, citizenship, ancestry, marital or parental status, sexual orientation including gender identity, gender expression, military discharge status, physical or mental disability, or any other status or characteristic protected by law. In addition, Erikson Institute provides reasonable accommodations to qualified individuals with disabilities in accordance with the Americans With Disabilities Act and applicable state and local laws (including during the application or hiring process).
• Experienced and licensed clinician with Ph.D., LCSW or LCPC
• Valid Illinois driver's license and access to reliable car
• Bilingual an asset, Spanish preferred
• Knowledge of child development
• Background working with children and families
• One or more years experience providing assessments with young children preferred
• Excellent oral, written and organizational skills
Please e-mail a cover letter and resume to:
Sarah Moskowitz,
Administrative Assistant
No phone inquiries please.