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PARTNERS in crime who stole £200 of computer games from a South Tyneside supermarket while serving suspended sentences have been jailed for a total of 17 months.
Liam Hall, 21, and Liam Beveridge, 22, raided Morrisons in Jarrow on Saturday afternoon – despite having the threat of lengthy prison terms hanging over them.
Hall, of Simonside Hall, South Shields, was only given a 36-week suspended sentence for a string of thefts and a burglary at South Tyneside Magistrates' Court last week – while Beveridge, also of Simonside Hall, had a 32-week term imposed in December last year.
Both were back at court yesterday after pleading guilty to their latest offence.
Glenda Beck, prosecuting, said: "On Saturday, February 1, they were together at 3.30pm at Morrisons in the Viking Precinct in Jarrow.
Hall entered the store first followed shortly after by Beveridge carrying a Morrisons carrier bag.
"Hall made his way to the DVD aisle and selected items from the display.
"He was seen by a security guard who recognised him.
"He was then joined by Beveridge and the items were put in the bag."
The court heard the pair made their way out of the store separately, with Beveridge detained outside by staff.
Hall left the store without being apprehended, but was later arrested by police. Both men admitted their role in the theft during police interviews.
The court heard the men have more than 30 theft convictions between them, many carried out together.
Iain Jordan, defending Hall, said: "He has entered a guilty plea at the earliest opportunity.
"He is a man of transient accommodation.
"He is never in the same place long enough to apply for benefits, so is always short of money and offends.
"You will be concerned by him offending on a suspended sentence, but I would ask you to consider whether there is an alternative to custody."
Tom Morgan, defending Beveridge, added: "He has always had problems with accommodation since he was 17.
"He has spent a lot of his teens and early 20s in hostels and temporary accommodation. He has committed the offence as he had no money.
"They have made the decision to go and make money the only way they know how."
David Gouch, chairman of the magistrates, sentenced both men to four weeks' custody for theft.
Hall's 36-week suspended prison term was also activated in full, with 32 weeks of the term to run consecutively to the four-week term, making for a total jail term of 36 weeks.
Beveridge's 32-week suspended sentence was also activated in full, with 28 of the weeks to run consecutively to the four-week term, making for a total sentence of 32 weeks.


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The Bucs coaching search is over settling on Rutgers coach Greg Schiano.
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After less than two months on campus, Pittsburgh offensive coordinator Bob Bostad is leaving to join the Tampa Bay Buccaneers as their offensive line coach.
Tampa Bay Buccaneers head coach Greg Schiano is in the process of hiring former Cleveland Browns and North Carolina Tar Heels head coach Butch Davis, Alex Marvez of FOXSports.com reports.
Stephen Holder of the Tampa Bay Times reports that the deal is not complete, but talks continue.
According to Marvez's initial report, Davis would serve as a senior defensive assistant on Schiano's staff. Schiano spent two seasons working as the defensive coordinator under Davis with the Miami Hurricanes.
Davis, 60, coached at the University of North Carolina from 2007-10 before he was fired last July following an NCAA investigation into Tar Heels players receiving improper benefits from agents. Davis spent last season on the NFL Network's "NFL Playbook" program. Davis has coached at the NFL level with the Dallas Cowboys (1989-94) and was the head coach of the Cleveland Browns from 2001-04.
For more on Schiano's coaching staff, be sure to check out Buccaneers blog Bucs Nation.
UNC offensive coordinator John Shoop could be headed back to the NFL.
Breaking from tradition, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers have hired Greg Schiano to be the ninth head coach in franchise history. Schiano will be the first Bucs coach since inaugural coach John McKay to come straight from the college ranks to be given his first NFL coaching gig. He was given a five-year contract, which as much as co-chairman Joel Glazer's words, suggest a certain level of confidence (via Buccaneers.com):
"During our thorough search, we met with numerous impressive candidates, but Coach Schiano surely distinguished himself. From his leadership skills to his impressive track record, he is, simply put, the right man for the job."
Schiano is tasked with turning around a franchise that is coming off a 4-12 season that got previous coach Raheem Morris fired after three years. That season, as well as Morris' first in which the team went 3-13, have forced Bucs fans to relive a period of their history they probably hoped was well past them. Prior to Tony Dungy leading to the Bucs to 10-6 record in 1997, the franchise had enjoyed just two winning seasons in the first 21 years of existence. The Bucs went on to win at least nine games in eight of the next 12 seasons, and also won their only Super Bowl.
In Schiano, the Bucs clearly feel they've found the man to return them to that past glory. During 11 seasons at Rutgers, Schiano took a team that went 3-20 his first two years and turned them into a legitimate power. The Scarlet Knights went to bowls in six of his final seven seasons there and won five of them. Schiano also has some previous NFL experience, having worked for the Chicago Bears from 1996-98.
"Coach Schiano is a bright, meticulous teacher who knows how to get the most out of his players," said Buccaneers General Manager Mark Dominik. "He built and ran a pro-style program at Rutgers, and he's a defensive-minded coach whose teams have always been characterized by toughness and a physical style of play."
For more on Schiano's hiring, be sure to check out Buccaneers blog Bucs Nation.
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers were connected to a number of candidates since firing Raheem Morris but they've decided on Greg Schiano for their head coaching position. The Bucs job is the last of the open head coaching jobs in the NFL.
Schiano's deal with the Bucs will be for five years, according to ESPN's Adam Schefter. The two sides spoke early on in the process and the Glazer family, who owns the Bucs, did a lot of research on Schiano as a potential NFL candidate talking to people around the league, including Bill Belichick, who spoke highly of Schiano.
Schiano is coming from the college ranks, which might be a good thing considering the Bucs are one of the youngest teams in the league. He takes over a team with a lot of unrealized talent and a quarterback situation that needs to continue to improve.
For more on the Bucs decision, visit SB Nation's Bucs blog, Bucs Nation. And for a Rutgers perspective, visit On The Banks.
Sounds like it's as close to a done deal as it can be. Rutgers Scarlet Knights coach Greg Schiano will take over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Adam Schefter reported, and now we have confirmation from SI.com's Peter King and CBS Sports' Brett McMurphy, making for about as convincing a case as you can get.
Also, Schiano missed a Thursday morning recruiting visit (according to Rivals) and Joe Paterno's Wednesday funeral (according to the Star-Ledger) because of the job opportunity. This is more evidence than we had during the Chip Kelly episode, to be sure.
Reactions from the Rutgers side are largely stunned. Former player Eric LeGrand, who earned Sports Illustrated moment of the year honors for leading the Knights onto the field after being paralyzed, called himself "shocked," while Ray Rice of the Ravens congratulated the coach. Rutgers administrators, however ...
@JasonBaumRU I wonder if my cell phone will have enough power to get through lunch ...
For more on the Bucs decision, visit SB Nation's Bucs blog, Bucs Nation. And for a Rutgers perspective, visit On The Banks.
Reports came out early on Thursday that Rutgers Scarlet Knights coach Greg Schiano was nearing a deal to become the new head coach for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Schiano was kept hush-hush as a candidate until late in the proceedings and the reports that he is on the verge of signing with the Bucs was a surprise to many. But now it seems that more than one team has pursued Schiano this offseason.
According to Evan Silva of Rotoworld, ESPN's Adam Schefter stated that Schiano has been on many NFL teams' lists of candidates and that Schiano spoke with the St. Louis Rams at one point.
With the current amount of head coaching vacancies in the NFL, it should come as no surprise that front offices will be targeting any and all top college football coaches.
For more on the Bucs decision, visit SB Nation's Bucs blog, Bucs Nation. And for a Rutgers perspective, visit On The Banks.
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers are reportedly getting closer to hiring their next head coach. ESPN reports that the Bucs are negotiating with Rutgers football head coach Greg Schiano and that a deal is expected to get done. This will mark the last of the remaining head coaching jobs to be filled.
Schiano's rise to the Bucs head coaching job seemingly came out of nowhere as he wasn't one of the numerous Bucs head coaching candidates who were made public. ESPN's Adam Schefter reports that the Bucs have been on Schiano's radar from the start.
Schiano is an under-the-radar coach, but Tampa Bay has been eyeing him throughout this process. Buccaneers college scout Bill Rees made contact with Schiano at the outset of Tampa Bay's coaching search, and the two men stayed in contact.
Schefter also reported that the Glazer family, who owns the Bucs, did a "massive amount of research" on Schiano and one of the people they spoke with was Patriots head coach Bill Belichick, who has spoken highly of Schiano in the past.
For more on the Bucs decision, visit SB Nation's Bucs blog, Bucs Nation. And for a Rutgers perspective, visit On The Banks.
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers are reportedly closing in on their new head coach: Greg Schiano. According to ESPN's Adam Schefter, Schiano and the Bucs are currently finalizing a contract that will make him the new head coach.
The Bucs job became available shortly after the season when they fired Raheem Morris.
Schiano, the Rutgers football coach, wasn't on anyone's radar until Thursday morning when a Tampa radio report indicated he could be a candidate. It's no surprise that the talks between the two sides were so quiet because, if they could not strike a deal, Schiano still had recruits to worry about and didn't need his name floating around a job he wasn't going to take.
So the deal appears to be getting done soon, according to the report. The Bucs are getting a guy who has spent the last decade as the Rutgers head coach compiling a 68-67 record (and 5-1 in Bowl games). Prior to Rutgers, he was the Miami defensive coordinator and before that he spent three seasons on the Chicago Bears coaching staff.
Other candidates reportedly included Chip Kelly (before the Oregon coach backed out), Jerry Gray and Marty Schottenheimer
For more on the Bucs decision, visit SB Nation's Bucs blog, Bucs Nation. And for a Rutgers perspective, visit On The Banks.
While Chip Kelly may now be out of the running, it seems as though the list of candidates for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers head coaching position is not getting any shorter. One of the names back in the mix is that of Carolina Panthers offensive coordinator Rob Chudzinski.
According to Joseph Person of the Charlotte Observer, the buzz is that Chudzinski will receive a second interview with the Buccaneers for the head coaching position. Chudzinski is currently in Mobile with the rest of the Panthers coaching staff but Panthers head coach Ron Rivera indicated he would like some resolution on the situation.
"We've heard nothing. Hopefully, we'll hear something by the end of the week," Rivera said. "We do know, from what I hear, they've brought in somebody for a second interview. So we'll see what happens.
For all news and information regarding the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, please visit Bucs Nation. For more on Chudzinski, Rivera and the Panthers, head on over to Cat Scratch Reader.
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers were spurned by Chip Kelly over the weekend, as the Oregon coach got cold feet and decided to stay in Eugene after reportedly agreeing to a deal to coach the Buccaneers. But another coach from the college ranks remains in the running to take over in Tampa Bay, as Mike Sherman is a finalist to become the Bucs' next head coach, according to the Tampa Bay Times' Rick Stroud.
Sherman is the first candidate Stroud has confirmed will be invited for a second interview after Kelly's change of heart. He will likely have a follow-up interview with Bucs general manager Mark Dominik in Tampa sometime this week, and previously interviewed for the position on January 4.
Sherman was fired by Texas A&M in December after his Aggies underperformed in 2011, going 6-6 despite being ranked in or near the top 10 at the season's outset. He was 57-39 in six seasons as the Green Bay Packers' head coach from 2000 to 2005, but never won a playoff game.
For more on Mike Sherman and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers head coaching search, visit SB Nation's Bucs blog Bucs Nation.
Sunday night, news broke that Oregon Ducks coach Chip Kelly was steps away from taking the Tampa Bay Buccaneers job. What started as farfetched became more and more believable as confirmations came in from both coasts, with late-night reports having Kelly just about to sign. Then, at the last moment, he reportedly changed his mind.
Days away from college football's national signing day, when high school players can officially begin signing up to play for college teams, Kelly's got some clarifying to do on just how committed he is to Oregon for the near future. Unless he can convince the public he's no longer interested in a NFL job (despite multiple reports that he's had it with all the non-football responsibilities entailed in working a college job), he'll have one issue to overcome in future recruiting (not to mention this year's recruiting).
Here's Kelly:
I am flattered by the interest of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers' organization. I enjoyed meeting with the Glazer family and General Manager Mark Dominik but after numerous discussions, I concluded that I have some unfinished business to complete at the University of Oregon.
Also, athletic director Rob Mullens issued a comment:
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers asked for permission to engage in conversation with Coach Kelly, which was granted. The University of Oregon is one of the nation's preeminent college football programs and, as such, it comes as no surprise the NFL is interested in our personnel. We are pleased with Coach Kelly's decision to remain as our head coach. Coach Kelly has provided great leadership and remains committed to building on our position among the elite college football programs in the country.
Check out SB Nation's Bucs Nation for more on the Bucs and visit Addicted To Quack for an Oregon perspective on all of this.
There was quite a bit of scuttlebutt on Sunday night when reports began to surface that Chip Kelly was leaving the Oregon Ducks football program to coach the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Kelly won't be leaving one of the best jobs in college football to take over a struggling Bucs franchise, however, according to a statement from the NFL team.
The rumors that Kelly was close to a deal with Tampa Bay were apparently true, but the Bucs general manager told the Tampa Bay Times on Monday morning that Kelly is no longer a candidate after he turned them down due to a love for college football.
"His heart is with college football and Oregon and he's no longer being considered,'' Bucs general manager Mark Dominik said Monday.
According to the report from the Times, Dominik delayed his plans on traveling to the Senior Bowl on Monday as he closed in on a deal with Kelly. Once the news broke on Sunday night, though, the newspaper reports that "Kelly reversed course and told the Bucs he was remaining at Oregon."
It was quite the whirlwind 12 hours, wasn't it?
Check out SB Nation's Bucs Nation for more on the Bucs and visit Addicted To Quack for an Oregon perspective on all of this.
Chip Kelly has reportedly reversed course abruptly, turning down the Tampa Bay Buccaneers to stay at Oregon, this according to Adam Jude of the Oregon Register-Guard. Kelly had reportedly agreed to terms with the Buccaneers to become the team's next head coach -- reported by Jude and confirmed by CBSSports.com -- before the sudden change of heart.
Here's what Jude had to say in a quick blog post detailing the events of the night.
The source told The Register-Guard earlier Sunday night that Kelly had reached an agreement to become Tampa Bay's head coach. "It's done," the source said.
An hour later, Kelly changed his mind, telling the source: "I'm staying."
Kelly has remained silent publicly, despite the swirling rumors and reports of his departure for Tampa Bay. KGW in Portland initial reported Kelly was close to a deal, and the Tampa Bay Times followed by confirming the report from their end. Late Sunday night, Jude and the Register-Guard reported the deal was done.
Now, it appears Kelly is staying at Oregon, if the latest reports are true. We'll be back with more as it becomes available.
Visit SB Nation's Addicted To Quack for the Oregon perspective on Chip Kelly's wild ride, and SB Nation's Bucs Nation for more on the Bucs and their coaching search.
Chip Kelly has agreed to terms with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and will be announced as the team's next head coach, according to a report from the Register-Guard's Adam Jude. Citing an athletic department source, Jude is reporting the deal is done, though nothing has been announced by the Buccaneers.
Rumors of Kelly's departure for Tampa Bay began to swirl on Sunday evening, spurred on by a report from KGW in Portland. From there, the rumors snowballed, with the Tampa Bay Times confirming that Kelly and the Bucs were close to finalizing a deal. As the night wore on, more reports continued to trickle in, each indicating Kelly was NFL-bound, barring a last-minute snag.
Jude also added players and assistants were not told of Kelly's plans as all of this unfolded.
One member of the team told The Register-Guard the players have been left "in the dark" about Kelly's intentions. Players were instructed Sunday night to attend the team's scheduled conditioning workouts today, according to a source.
Kelly led the Ducks to an incredible amount of success during his tenure at the helm, including an appearance in the BCS Championship game and two Rose Bowl game appearances -- the second of which resulted in a victory over Wisconsin this January -- in his three years as head coach.
We'll be back with more as it becomes available.
EDIT: Kelly has reportedly changed his mind and will stay at Oregon.
Check out SB Nation's Bucs Nation for more on the Bucs and visit Addicted To Quack for an Oregon perspective on all of this.
So let's say the Oregon Ducks do lose head coach Chip Kelly to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. It's far from official at this point, and reports from both sides of the aisle only have the two sharing interest in each other, not poised to sign anything. But let's just say Kelly leaves. Leaving aside the issue of just how hard UO may be about to get hammered by the NCAA for the Willie Lyles adventure or otherwise, to whom do the Ducks turn?
Register-Guard beat writer Adam Jude has a familiar name: Boise St. Broncos coach Chris Petersen.
@AdamJude_RG If Chip leaves, source close to Oregon says Ducks will immediately target Boise State's Chris Petersen.
Petersen has been a hot name for virtually every major open job for years now. He reportedly turned down both the UCLA Bruins and Penn St. Nittany Lions just this year before signing a contract extension that also brought him a raise. While a move to Oregon would keep him in a familiar region, and Nike could pony up as much money as anybody in the country, it's not easy to imagine Petersen leaving for Oregon without clear assurances the NCAA will stay far away, if he did have any interest in ever leaving Boise for anywhere anyway. So many qualifiers!
This is all contingent on Kelly even leaving for the Bucs in the first place, which still seems like a longer shot than reports suggest.
Check out SB Nation's Bucs Nation for more on the Bucs and visit Addicted To Quack for an Oregon perspective on all of this.
Chip Kelly is close to finalizing a deal that will make him the new head coach of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers after three years as the head coach at Oregon.
KGW News Channel 8 in Portland, Oregon is reporting that Oregon football head coach Chip Kelly is close to finalizing a deal to become the Tampa Bay Buccaneers head coach. So far, no one is backing up the TV station. They're the only one with the report and no other media outlets are "confirming" the report. Thus, it's highly suspect at the moment.
One Oregon beat writer says he's heard the same rumors but they're just that -- rumors. Peter King also floated the story to Tony Dungy, who has a son on Oregon's team, and he didn't know. It's also important to note where we are in the recruiting cycle, with 10 days until high school seniors sign letters of intent.
(And, really, the Glazers are going to outbid Phil Knight?)
Kelly initially joined Oregon in 2007 as offensive coordinator before getting the head coaching gig in 2009. Prior to that he was at New Hampshire since 1994 coaching running backs, offensive linemen and finally an offensive coordinator. The Ducks reached a BCS bowl in all three years Kelly was head coach.
Visit SB Nation's Bucs blog, Bucs Nation, for more on this from a Tampa Bay perspective. For an Oregon perspective, visit Addicted To Quack.
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers continue to search for a head coach. On Thursday, according to Adam Schefter at ESPN, they interviewed Green Bay Packers offensive coordinator Joe Philbin. He is the latest candidate for the Bucs' job, and one of the few linked to the job that has actually interviewed for it.
Tampa Bay is looking to replace Raheem Morris, who was fired along with his entire coaching staff the day after the season ended. Morris' firing surprised no one. Tampa Bay finished 4-12 under Morris this season, losing their last ten games.
Since firing Morris, the Buccaneers have flirted with several candidates. Wade Phillips, the Houston Texans' defensive coordinator, pulled himself out of consideration. They interviewed veteran NFL head coaches Marty Schottenheimer and Mike Sherman last week.
Philbin has also interviewed for the Miami Dolphins head coaching job, twice, and is considered by some to be a favorite for that position. Philbin has been the Packers' offensive coordinator since 2007, winning a Super Bowl with the team last year before being upset in the NFC Divisional Playoffs this year by the New York Giants. He lost his 21-year old son in a drowning accident on Jan. 9.
Philbin joined the Packers in 2003 as an assistant offensive line coach. It was his first NFL coaching job.
For more Buccaneers coverage, visit Bucs Nation.
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers have been looking for a new head coach and they've taken the angle of trying to find a coach with experience as an NFL head coach. One of the names on the list of candidates was Houston Texans defensive coordinator Wade Phillips, who's taken the Texans defense to one of the worst in the NFL to one of the best. Unfortunately for the Bucs however, Phillips has withdrawn his name from the list.
Texans DC Wade Phillips, who was scheduled to interview for the Buccaneers HC job Friday, told Tampa Bayt hat he was pulling out of process— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) January 13, 2012
"I like it here. I love it here. You know we've had such a magical year and we're going to keep it going so that's my first choice," Phillips said in comments distributed by the Texans. "You know I may not be their choice either, but I am gonna interview and you know take it from there. As far as distractions, they asked me two weeks ago, they asked permission to talk to me two weeks ago so we knew what was going on for two weeks, but we didn't let it be a distraction the week before so it won't be this week."
For more on Wade Phillips and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers head coaching search, visit SB Nation's Bucs blog Bucs Nation.
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers are searching for the next head coach after firing Raheem Morris and they have a number of experienced candidates on the table. According to ESPN's Chris Mortensen, the Bucs are looking at Brad Childress, Marty Schotteheimer, Wade Phillips (Houston DC) and Mike Zimmer (Bengals DC). They've also been connected to Mike Sherman and Jerry Gray.
Childress was fired by the Vikings as head coach last season and Schottenheimer hasn't been in the NFL since the Chargers fired him after a 14-2 season. He was the AP NFL coach of the year seven years ago but he is 68 years old. He's reportedly ready to coach again after leading an UFL team last year.
Phillips was previously the Cowboys head coach but was fired before landing with the Texans as defensive coordinator. He's getting another head coaching look for taking the Texans defense from one of the worst in the league to a top five unit.
As SB Nation's Bucs Nation points out, out of this group of candidates, only Zimmer and Gray have no previous head coaching experience in the NFL.
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers, like many teams this offseason, began their search for a new head coach after firing Raheem Morris. One name that surfaced for the Bucs was former Green Bay Packers and Texas A&M head coach Mike Sherman. Sherman interviewed with the Buccaneers on Wednesday, according to ESPN's Adam Shefter.
Former Packers head coach Mike Sherman interviewed for the Buccaneers head coaching job on Wednesday,— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) January 6, 2012
Sherman was recently fired as the head coach of Texas A&M after going just 25-25 in four seasons, including a losing record in the Big 12. Prior to that, Sherman was the head coach of the Green Bay Packers from 2000-2005, making the playoffs four times, but winning just two games in those appearances. He left Green Bay in 2005 after a 4-12 season.
For more on Mike Sherman and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers head coaching search, visit SB Nation's Bucs blog Bucs Nation.
After firing Raheem Morris immediately after their 4-12 2011 season ended, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers plan to interview Tennessee Titans defensive coordinator Jerry Gray for the vacancy, according to the Tampa Bay Times. The Bucs haven't asked the Titans, who just narrowly missed the postseason, for permission to interview Gray yet, but it's standard practice in the league to grant such requests for assistants to move up to head coaching jobs.
Gray played for the Buccaneers in the early '90s — otherwise known as the Creamsicle days — and coached in Tennessee under former coach Jeff Fisher and former defensive coordinator and current Detroit Lions head coach Jim Schwartz. The Titans defense finished 14th in the league at stopping the run and 24th against the pass in 2011. The Times also reported that the Titans will interview former Green Bay Packers and Texas A&M coach Mike Sherman.
For continued updates on the Titans and their coaching search, visit Titans blog Music City Miracles.
The Bucs fired Raheem Morris on Monday and by Tuesday we have the name of the first candidate -- Mike Sherman.
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BWW Interviews: Wichita Community Theatre's INHERIT THE WIND Brings Controversy
Inherit the Debate
Wichita Community Theatre is hard at work preparing for their upcoming production of Inherit the Wind by Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee. Directed by Mark Mannette and Apprentice Directed by Steve Miotto, Inherit the Wind promises to be a challenging and exciting theatrical experience. Based on the Scopes monkey trial of 1925, Inherit the Wind used the controversy to examine the then-present McCarthyism debate of 1955.
The inciting incident is when Bertram "Romeo with a biology book" Cates (played by Lewis D. Mize) teaches his sophomore science class the ideas within the pages of a thinly veiled "The Origin of Species" by Charles Darwin.
David Weills, who plays his lawyer Henry Drummond, wants the audience to consider the meaning behind the play. "I want them to consider the ramifications this has on present day, on education, on our children. I want them to talk about this play. That's what theatre's all about. It's a town square."
The rest of the cast is rounded out with a mix of Wichita Community Theatre mainstays and new faces, including Caitlin Trevino as Melinda, Nate McManis as Howard, Isabelle Scroggie as Rachel, Guy Blankenship as Bollinger, Don Wineke as Mr. Goodfellow, Crystal Meek as Mrs. Krebs, Michael Criss as Reverend Brown, Jim Moreland as Mr. Sillers, Bob Garrett as Cooper, Andrew Blocher as Mr. Dunlap, Paul Snyder as Bannister, Logan Buehler as Davenport, Andrea Weaver as Mrs. Loomis, Myra Mevey as Mrs. Blair, Mauren Kirby as Mrs. McLain, Peter Emery as Elijah, Bryan Welsby as E.K. Hornbeck, Ben Mannette as Timmy, Glenn Williams as Mayor, David Bailey as Brady, Cheryl Pearce as Sarah Brady, Andrew Johnson as Photographer/Reporter, Bob Lancaster as Judge, Ben Blankley as Mr. Meeker, Mark Schuster as Harry Esterbook, Dana Womack as Hot Dog Vendor, Robert Ryder as Mr. Krebs, and Rebekah Valentine as Reuter's Reporter.
A Minute with Mannette
Director Mark Mannette feels passionately about the play and it's message. "The subject matter is still timely. The debate involved in the play is still going on today." Inherit the Wind makes an argument not for evolutionism or creationism, but for independent thought. "You can form your own idea. It's perfectly healthy for people not to agree with each other, and it's perfectly healthy for people to form their own opinions and think for themselves."
The production runs from January 23rd to February 9th, 2014. Thursday, Friday and Saturday performances at 8:00 pm and Sunday performances at 7:00 pm except February 2nd, which is a 2:00pm matinee. Tickets are $14 for adults and $12 for Students/Seniors/Military. Wichita Community Theatre is located at 258 N Fountain.
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Smashed Peas With Mint Bruschetta
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- 1/2 baguette
- 1 10-ounce package frozen peas, thawed
- 1 tablespoon chopped fresh mint
- 2 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil
- 3/4 teaspoon kosher salt
- 1/4 teaspoon black pepper
- Thinly slice half a baguette. Place the rounds on a baking sheet and broil them until they're golden brown (about 1 1/2 minutes per side).
- Process the peas in a food processor until roughly chopped. Stir in the mint, oil, salt, and pepper.
- Spread the mixture on the rounds. Garnish the bruschetta with fresh mint leaves, if desired.
Nutritional Information
- Per Serving
- Calories 218
- Fat 7g
- Sat Fat 1g
- Cholesterol 0mg
- Sodium 651mg
- Protein 8g
- Carbohydrate 32g
- Sugar 3g
- Fiber 5g
- Iron 2mg
- Calcium 19mg
What does this mean? See Nutrition 101 .
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Doctor, Deer Collide on Ski Trail
CARRABASSETT VALLEY, Maine - Dr. Ray Stone had no warning before he was knocked off his feet last month while skiing down the Haulback Trail at Sugarloaf/USA. "My first thought was, 'What hit me?...a (snow) boarder? drunk skier? linebacker?'" Stone wrote in a letter to The Irregular, a weekly newspaper in Kingfield.
It was none of the above. A whitetail deer attempting to cross the trail crossed paths with Stone as he was making a turn.
"I just never saw this deer coming," Stone said Friday. "I was going pretty quick down the top half of Haulback, arcing from left to right and all of the sudden I just got knocked right off my feet and I was falling."
The deer also went down.
"Its legs were just pumping away really fast, they never stopped moving," said Stone, a family practice doctor who lives in New Gloucester and works at Central Maine Medical Center in Lewiston.
The collision was witnessed by skiers riding in a chairlift, said longtime Maine skier and ski writer Dan Cassidy, whose story about the incident eventually prompted Stone to write in that he was the skier who hit the deer.
Cassidy, who has been skiing in Maine for 45 years, said he had never before heard of a deer-skier collision.
"Never, never, never," Cassidy said. "I've never even heard of anybody encountering a deer on a ski trail, especially an alpine trail. I've seen an animal, like a fox, come out on occasion but never a deer."
Stone recalled people hollering at him from the lift, which prompted him to raise his fist and pump it in the air to let them know he was OK.
He then skied down to meet his wife, Diane, at the chairlift. She was skiing ahead of him and hadn't seen the collision.
When he told her he had just run into a deer on the slope her first question was, "Is the deer all right?"
Stone said the deer quickly bounced back to its feet and continued across the trail and into the woods.
"It never stopped running even though it was down," Stone said. "Luckily we just glanced off each other. I'm just glad the deer wasn't hurt."
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If it would have been Del Rio he would have broken the deer's neck and then drug it down the mountain.What we've got here is failure to communicate.
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Title:American Muslims protest slandering of Prophet Muhammad at CBS offices
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Blurb:Christian-right extremist Jerry Falwells comment that the Prophet Mohammed was a terrorist on 60 Minutes prompted a protests in New York and Houston of the CBS-TV offices on Oct. 8.
Body:Christian-right extremist Jerry Falwells comment that the Prophet Mohammed was a terrorist on 60 Minutes prompted a large protest of the CBS-TV offices on Oct. 8.
Many in the media, as well as prominent ministers and rabbis, also expressed dismay at Falwell and CBS. Many Muslims have responded to the appeal by the Islamic Circle of North America (ICNA), and protested in front of CBS offices in Manhattan and Houston as well as by fax, email and telephone.
On one hand, President Bush tells the public not to denigrate Islam or Muslims. He has called Islam a religion of peace. He has also said that the administration and the public should not be prejudiced against Arabs and other Muslims. On the other hand, Bush's friend and spiritual guide, Jerry Falwell, is busy defaming the prophet of Islam and Muslims.
On 60 Minutes Falwell called Prophet Mohammed a terrorist and Islam a fraudulent religion. Since President Bush is silent on this issue we believe that he must agree with Falwell.
Many Christian leaders have criticised Falwell, Pat Robertson, and Franklin Graham.
Speaking to the protestors at the Houston CBS offices, Zulfiqar Ali Shah, president of ICNA, said that President Bush must stop associating with people who, like Jerry Falwell, are prejudiced.
Naeem Baig, general secretary of ICNA, said that as part of their faith, Muslims pay respects to Prophets Moses and Jesus. He hoped that many in the Jewish and Christian communities will register their protest against the defamation of the Prophet of Islam.
ICNA has said people should be respectful when they register their protests. People may call or fax CBS (phone: 212 975 3691; fax: 212 975 1893). ICNA also encouraged people to call the offices of the Washington Times and commend their wonderfully supportive
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Not long ago I wrote about optimism. I wrote about the brighter side of the season. I wrote about young guys getting to play some minutes. And while the youth movement is an important part of the rebuilding process, I now realize something very, very important. How can I put this delicately?
I was wrong!
I was miserably and horribly wrong. There is no bright side right now. These are our darkest days. These are the days where we dredge the depths of ineptitude.
Allow me to explain.
Currently, there are two, count 'em two, teams that have worse records than Sacramento. One of those two teams is Washington. The same Washington Wizards who just beat us, have the same number of losses, and are 1 win short of being considered a better team than we are. The other team is OKC, which is 9-35, so we're at least a little better than them...for now.
I suddenly realized this when I was looking at Charlotte's roster (This, by the way, shows just how lame I am, spending my Saturday afternoon randomly browsing the rosters of other NBA teams). As I looked at the roster, I began to wonder what it must be like to be a Bobcats fans. Who are your bright spots? After Gerald Wallace I suppose Emeka Okafor is next up. D.J. Augustin has been a nice surprise. but after that, the roster is a roll call of "meh" players. Raja Bell and Boris Diaw were nice under D'Antoni. Sean May? DeSagana Diop? Shannon Brown? Nazr Mohammed? And let's not forget Adam Morrison. And then I noticed that Charlotte is 18-25. After I stopped crying, I struggled to imagine how this collection of players could have possibly won 18 games. I know they've been active in trades, and up until recently they also had Jason Richardson, but c'mon! That collection is players is really that much better than us?
So then I started looking at the rosters of other teams that have been doing better than us. I tried to stick to teams that I wouldn't expect much out of. No sense doing an in-depth analysys of why Cleveland has a better record, right?
I look at Indiana. Danny Granger jumps out at me. He's been playing very well this season, but it's not like there's a bunch of studs around him. Mike Dunleavy Jr., Troy Murphy, Jamaal Tinsley's contract, and Jeff Foster don't exactly make me feel like "this team's a winner!" But they're 16-27. Let's write it off as an Eastern Conference issue (even though the disparity between conferences isn't nearly as pronounced as it once was).
I look at Golden State. This feels like a team that should be better. Stephen Jackson, Andris Biedrins, and Corey Maggette make me think of a team with a record better than 13-31. So we'll lump them in with us in the underachiever category, but they're still better than us.
Minnesota reminds me a lot of Charlotte in that I'm not sure how they have 14 wins. Al Jefferson is good. Kevin Love has some potential. Other than that you're looking at Mike Miller, Randy Foye, Rodney Carney, Rashad McCants, and Corey Brewer. Where are these wins coming from?! This feels like a team that we should be able to outperform.
Obviously I could go on like this all day, but I already am feeling longwinded. Ultimately my point is that we are not playing to this roster's potential. This isn't much of a surprise, but it's something I had been denying. I'm sorry. Consider this my turning point. Prepare to see the full fury of my bitterness as we boldly face the second half of the season. Play the kids, trade the cap-killing
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Dear Breakup Girl,
I had been going out with a recently divorced lady with three kids under the age of 12. Long story short, kids love me, she said she did, but never really gave me the attention, and recently told me adios. I am broken totally. I had hoped for the future. I'm 43, work 2 AM - 9:30 AM Monday-Friday. My prospects are nil. I feel totally lost. I just don't know how to get going again. I am not a bar guy, and am not real aggressive in "hitting on" women. I like myself, think I'm a great catch. I like having a partner; 'tis what helps make life more fun. Give me a road map, if you can. Just some advice that I can really use.
– Peter
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Okay, here's some. Start a social group in your community called "People with Weird Schedules and The People Who Love Them." Breakup Girl is quite serious. There have to be people out there in the same predicament who are dying to attend an event like an "'E.R.' Pancake Breakfast." Advertise in the paper, at the grocery store, on the Web. And keep at it: I just read something about a social group for tall people in NYC whose first meeting had about six people — now they have to rent convention halls. Good luck!
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Adelphi stops women's basketball, 72-66, despite Kayla Parker's 22 pointsDecember 29, 2008
Adelphi 72, Assumption 66
GARDEN CITY, NY --- Senior guard LISA MANETTA (Glendale, NY/Chris the King) and senior forward SERITA LEE (Freeport, NY/Malverne) each scored 18 points to lead Adelphi University past Assumption College, 72-66, in a non-conference women's basketball game here Monday night.
The Greyhounds are now 7-4 overall while Adelphi moves to 6-5.
Adelphi moved to a quick 15-9 first-half lead on the end of a 7-2 run with freshman forward THERESA FOLEY (Lake Grove, NY/Centerreach) connecting on wing jumper with 13:01 remaining. A three-pointer by senior guard DANIELLE PARKS (Galloway, NJ/Absegami) made it a 10-point game, 25-15, with 7:23 left in the half.
The Greyhounds then went on a 10-4 run to cut it to four points as senior guard BETHANY PLASSKI (Fall River, MA/Durfee) finished the spurt a wing jumper with 4:18 left to make it 29-25. A layin by junior forward KAYLA PARKER (Sanford, ME/Sanford) cut the gap to one point, 34-33, at the half.
After senior guard TRISH GARDNER (North Dartmouth, MA/Dartmouth) tied the game at 34-34 with a free throw to start the second half and Plasski hit a three-pointer with 19:04 left to give the Greyhounds their final lead at 37-36. An 8-0 spurt by Adelphi capped by a Manetta layin with 17:00 left made it 44-37 Panthers.
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I'm in Rourkela, Jharkand, India now, sitting on the balcony of our hotel, typing away. This trip has been absolutely amazing so far.
I've barely kept up with the Chiefs because of internet issues. I didn't realize before I came to India in September that because of the heat, the power just goes off sometimes. I was grabbing a beer two nights ago in the hotel bar and the power went out twice. The bartender kept serving drinks in the pitch black and nobody's conversation missed a beat. I, of course, raised my head up and quizzically looked around the room.
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Misty De Berry is a Chicago-based interdisciplinary artist, the bulk of De Berry's work traverses the landscape of social behavior through language and the body as it pertains to gender-based violence- specifically Black women and girls. With training in classical theatre from North Carolina School of the Arts, she holds an MFA from Columbia College Chicago. DeBerry is currently enrolled in the PhD program in Performance at Northwestern University. Recently she authored Milkweed, an original solo-play documenting the journeys black women make from trauma to recovery and the words used to construct the self along the way. Presented by the Ellen Stone Belic Institute for the Study of Women and Gender in the Arts and Media, it was awarded a 'Global Encounters Grant' by the Mellon Foundation in partnership with Northwestern University and will later be published by Northwestern University Press. Misty has received fellowships and honors from several leading cultural and performance venues including the Kennedy Center; New York Theatre Workshop; the New Federal Theatre in New York City, and the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. She has been featured at the 2nd Story and Wine Festival with Serendipity Theater Collective, the XYZ Festival with Holly Hughes and Megan Carney at About Face Theatre, Core Project Chicago and most recently Blood Pudding with Sharon Bridgforth. Her latest work Skyline- commissioned by Links Hall, is an ensemble based piece exploring the relationship between architecture, language and identity through poetry, live sound, video and gesture. Currently she is touring college campuses using Milkweed as a platform to infuse transdisciplinary art practices as a means to invite healing into intrapersonal relationships. In this way she most recently delivered the Keynote address at DePaul University for the annual Take Back the Night Rally and was invited by University Wisconsin Milwaukee as a guest lecturer and featured artist though the Peck School of Arts along with the LGBT Resource Center and the Women's Resource Center in conjunction with RAINN Day.
DeBerry utilized the Institute Fellowship to develop Milkweed, a solo performance piece exploring the lingering effects of gender-based sexual violence. Milkweed focuses on the lives of five African-American women surviving the trauma of sexual violence, while spanning an intergenerational and socio-economic gap, with an intimate look into the politics of sexuality in the black community.
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Thursday, May 14, 2009
What to expect.
1. I will be at my house starting at 4pm on Friday evening. I will be there cooking on the grill and helping people get there tents organized in the yard.
2. I will be taking a spin around the city around 6pm on Friday. This ride will most likely include a trip out to the first section of the course.
3. I will be starting a small contained fire in my backyard around 8pm on Friday. This will most likely be a short gathering around the flames to bring the night to an early close.
4. I will be making pancakes in my driveway starting around 5:15am on Saturday. If it is raining we will play it by ear. This will not be gourmet, but it ought to be fun. I will have Peace Coffee available as well.
5. I will certainly trade you your race packet for your signed release form at any point during the aforementioned activities. This will definitely speed up the registration process and relieve a great deal of congestion at the Start/Finish on Saturday morning. However, I cannot grant any time bonuses for those that register early. Sorry.
6. I have decided to ride the group out of town. What this means is that we will all leave the Start/Finish together. We will ride through the city's center and out to where the gravel starts as a group. Once we hit the gravel I will drop back and try my best to personally wish you all a good ride. At this point the race will be officially under way. With 114 riders I feel that this is the safest way to get everyone out of town quickly and efficiently without the potential for red light running and the like.
That's the list of things you can expect from me. If you have questions, please let me know and I will try my best to get them answered quickly and accurately.
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- Buckshot77 said...
Chris, if I haven't said it before, you totally kick ass for putting this thing together. This is a race I'd gladly pay to take part in and you don't charge a dime. I can't wait to get up there tomorrow and enjoy the biking and friends thoroughly!
- May 14, 2009 at 3:22 PM
- Steve Fuller said...
Chris, I'm looking forward to this as well. Reports from Buckshot and Squirrel were overwhelmingly positive so that says a lot to me.
GREAT call on getting people out of town in a group. This is what DK did last year (albeit with a police escort) and it worked out well. A little parade is good for marketing the event as well.
- May 14, 2009 at 4:18 PM
- pedalgrl said...
Civic Center Intersection Web Cam - Watch here at 8am on Saturday, May 16th and wait to see the 100+ bicyclists turn East on Civic Center Drive as we head out on the 1st leg of our 100 mile journey.
Chris - I have the Editorial Department duly notified of the race and have sent emls to whomever I thought might cover it for us.
Sports Dept is over-booked and under-staffed, but the City Desk and/or Web Content editors might give us some time. I have done what I can.
Additionally, I am looking into getting the web feed taped at the above intersection.
- May 14, 2009 at 6:42 PM
- Gregorio said...
Singlespeed 29er.
Is this gear too light?
Gregorio Ramirez
- May 15, 2009 at 8:05 AM
On a still day, a gearing of near 2:1 would be on the light side as this is a relatively flat course. However, weather reports suggest this isn't going to be a still day.
Winds are supposed to be from the NW at 15-20 MPH sustained with 35-40 mph gusts. The course goes clockwise, so you will be dealing with a head/cross for the last 50 miles. What gear do you want to push for 50 miles (after spinning out for 50 miles) into a 15-20 mph wind?
- May 15, 2009 at 9:57 AM
- Steven said...
The wind will keep the bugs away ;)
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There's a thin line between winning and losing, and the Washington Hatchets have been on the short end often this season.
The Hatchets (6-10, 1-4 Big Eight) dropped their second game in a row Monday evening, 35-33 to Vincennes Lincoln (13-5, 6-0) at the Hatchet House, despite 14 points from Andy Garland.
In what has been billed the oldest rivalry in Indiana high school basketball, the Hatchets and the Alices once again went down to the wire and the visitors grinded out a tough victory. Washington is now 1-5 in games decided by five points or less.
After an Avory Mickens layup to start the game for Vincennes Lincoln, Washington ran off a 9-2 run that could have been much larger. Washington had a handful of jump shots carom off the rim in the opening quarter, and settled for a 9-6 lead after one quarter.
"I thought we took good shots, we just didn't hit shots," said Washington coach Gene Miiller. "We missed a lot of good shots that we normally hit, and they didn't go in."
The teams traded baskets in the second quarter with neither team holding a lead of more than two points. A Josh Sprinkle put back with three seconds to play before halftime gave the Alices a 15-13 advantage. Sprinkle finished with seven points.
Garland scored 10 of Washington's 13 first half points, but managed only four more in the second half. He needed help carrying the scoring load, and in the second half he got that. Midway through the third quarter with Lincoln holding a 19-18 lead, senior Cullen Arnold converted two free throws for his first points of the game to give Washington a one-point lead.
A Jarrod Purdue 3-pointer a few minutes later gave Washington a 23-22 lead, but once again Sprinkle converted a field goal from close range to give the Alices a lead at the end of the quarter. Brandt Nowaskie made jumper pushed the lead to 26-23 early in the fourth quarter.
Washington responded with five straight points on a Garland layup and Purdue's second 3-pointer of the game to give the Hatchets a 28-26 lead. Alices coach Jeff Hein took a timeout at the 4:42 mark, and for the first time all night Washington appeared to have the momentum, thanks to its defense.
"I thought our defense played well throughout the basketball game," Miiller said. They're a tough team to guard. (Avory) Mickens is a tough guy to handle and (Brandt) Nowaskie and (Josh) Sprinkle, those three guys are pretty good basketball players."
Two minutes later, Nowaskie scored on a layup to put the Alices ahead, at 30-29 with 2:15 to play. Less than a minute later, Arnold connected on his only field goal of the night, on a put back to give Washington a one-point lead with less than 90 seconds to play.
A Nowaskie jumper gave Vincennes Lincoln the lead for good with 70 seconds to play. On the ensuing possession, Colten Garland turned the ball over on a traveling call in front of the Hatchets bench. Nowaskie converted two free throws, and Purdue scored a layup with five seconds left on the clock.
Nowaskie made good on his first free throw attempt, but misfired on his second and Washington made a mad dash for a final shot attempt. Garland took a pass on the left wing, but time ran out before he could set and put up the potential game-winner.
The Alices only had four different players score points, while getting 33 of their 35 from Nowaskie, Mickens (16 points) and Sprinkle.
Despite the disappointing loss, Miiller saw many positives from his team, which has lost four of its five Big Eight conference games. Garland had 14 points, while Colten Garland had seven points; Purdue added eight points and Arnold rounded out the Washington scoring with four points.
"We kept our poise down the stretch, and had a chance to win," Miiller said. "I thought Andy Garland had a nice game. He was really aggressive. He played well coming off the screens, and attacked the basket."
The hard fought loss was encouraging since Washington may see the Alices again in the sectional next month, but whoever they face they will have to bring that same type of effort, Miiller said.
"We know what we have to play against," Miiller said. "This is if not the best team, one of the best teams in our sectional. We just have to work this last month of the season to get better in order to win the tournament. We've beaten Pike Central; we lost two close games to Jasper and Vincennes Lincoln, and got crashed by Heritage Hills. I think the sectional is still wide open. We have a chance if we continue to work hard."
Vincennes Lincoln (35)
Toole 0 0-0 1 0, Mickens 6 4-6 2 16, Sprinkle 3 1-2 0 7, Nowaskie 3 4-6 3 10, Claycomb 1 0-0 1 2, Barmes 0 0-0 1 0. Totals 13 9-14 8 35.
Washington (33)
C. Garland 2 1-2 5 7, A. Garland 5 4-4 1 14, Arnold 1 2-2 3 4, Milligan 0 0-0 4 0, Purdue 3 0-0 0 8. Totals 11 7-8 10 33.
3-point goals: Washington 4 (Purdue 2, C. Garland 2)
Junior Varsity: Washington 40, Vincennes Lincoln 29.


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Next Monday the 19th is the first day of our week long Thanksgiving break. There will be no school Monday the 19th through Friday the 23rd. We hope this will offer a wonderful opportunity to share some time in nature with your children.
Friday, the 16th, we will be having our school wide Thankfulness Celebration at 1:30 PM (see last weeks' Leaves for more detail). Please support your child in bringing a nonperishable food donation sometime this week as part of our celebration.
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Wednesday the 14th is the last day to order quilt squares from Ms. Ginney's class fundraiser for the 2012 Blue Oak quilt. Right now we have only 8 squares ordered, which makes for a pretty small quilt. Past quilts are hanging in our great room. Please see Beth in the front office if you need more information.
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The BOCS Council meeting on November 6th was highlighted by the completion of the petition for Charter renewal. This was submitted to the CUSD on November 7th, for their review and approval. The process will take place at their December and January meetings. We will want all of your support at these meetings. Watch for "save-the-date" alerts so that as many of you as possible can attend and defend the Blue Oak Charter renewal. Kudos to Nathan Rose for his attention to detail and his tireless effort to finalize the petition.
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Fredi Gonzalez, on Bourn stealing second with one out in eighth, with runners on corners and Prado batting (Bourn was called out, though he looked safe on replays): "First and third, one out, and you know what? Create something. I know it's not the tying run or the winning run, but I didn't think it was a bad play at all. I know I didn't think it was because I gave him the green light. Get him in scoring position, somebody bloop one in there and score some runs. This guy [Nationals reliever Tyler] Clippard is pretty tough to score on. So maybe you get a guy in scoring position, get a bloop in and we get one or two runs and it's a little different. And I haven't seen the replay but Bourney thought he was safe.
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