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Spanish soccer giants FC Barcelona have extended their commercial partnerships with Castle Beer and Freixenet. [Read more]
Championship's Rotherham confirm stadium sponsor
English soccer club Rotherham United have secured their first ever stadium naming rights sponsor. [Read more]
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A handful of commercial deals from across the industry. [Read more]
Infront and Eurosport sign large winter sports extension
Infront Sports & Media and Eurosport have extended and expanded a multifaceted rights agreement covering winter sports. [Read more]
Steven Gerrard Foundation reappoints agency
The Steven Gerrard Foundation has appointed the Sportcel agency to run its annual celebrity golf fundraiser. [Read more]
Dallas Cowboys sign hotel deal for World HQ
The Dallas Cowboys National Football League (NFL) team have signed an agreement with Omni Hotel & Resorts, which will see a new hotel built at the team's new state-of-the-art training facility. [Read more]
Jockey Club branches out again
The Jockey Club, the largest commercial group in British horse racing, has launched a new business services venture and announced a first wave of deals. [Read more]
London Wasps relocate to Ricoh Arena with Land Rover and EMC
Aviva Premiership rugby union side London Wasps have announced the acquisition of a 50 per cent interest in a new home ground, the Ricoh Arena in Coventry, whilst also unveiling Land Rover and EMC as their new official sponsors. [Read more]
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Jade Jones joins M&C Saatchi Merlin
British taekwondo athlete Jade Jones has joined the M&C Saatchi Merlin agency. [Read more]
Wizards' Wall cards Panini agreement
Washington Wizards star John Wall has signed a new, exclusive deal with trading card company Panini America. [Read more]
Janowicz slams home Uniqa endorsement
Tennis player Jerzy Janowicz has become the new face of insurance company Uniqa in his native country of Poland. [Read more]
Fox Sports to broadcast MLS final in Italy
American broadcaster Fox Sports has secured the rights to air the remainder of the 2014 Major League Soccer (MLS) season in Italy. [Read more]
IPTL adds broadcasters; Singapore team names sponsor
The organisers of the Coca-Cola International Premier Tennis League (IPTL), set to start next week, have confirmed three more broadcast deals. [Read more]
Infront and Eurosport sign large winter sports extension
Infront Sports & Media and Eurosport have extended and expanded a multifaceted rights agreement covering winter sports. [Read more]
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Hoffenheim announce Indian partnership
German soccer side TSG 1899 Hoffenheim have announced a long-term partnership with Indian company U Sports. [Read more]
Raina latest batsman to buy into Indian sport
Suresh Raina has become the latest Indian cricketer to buy into a franchise in another sport, taking an ownership stake in Hockey India League (HIL) team Uttar Pradesh Wizards. [Read more]
Bayern to help nurture American soccer talent
German soccer giants FC Bayern Munich have entered into a partnership with Global Premier Soccer (GPS), a network of youth soccer clubs across the United States. [Read more]
Geneva welcomes ATP 250 tennis event
The ATP has announced that Geneva will host an ATP World Tour 250 tennis tournament from 2015. [Read more]
Abu Dhabi confirms new Grand Prix agreement
Abu Dhabi will continue to stage a Formula One race beyond 2016 after agreeing a new deal with Formula One Management. [Read more]
European Tour announces Paul Lawrie match play event
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Amazingly, there are already 100 reviews of the device on Amazon (six more than when I took the above screenshot just about an hour ago). Danny Sullivan offers a detailed comparison of Chromecast vs. Apple TV and Roku.
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Roundup of Tucson-area education news.
Seven Tucson seniors earn Elks Lodge scholarships
The Tucson East Elks Lodge #2532 awards more than $10,000 in scholarships.
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Scholarships awarded to 4 Catalina seniors
Southern Arizona foundation awards $345K in scholarships
The Community Foundation for Southern Arizona is awarding more than $345,000 in scholarships to high school and college students in Tucson, Sahuarita and Nogales.
4 Catalina Magnet students earn $15k in scholarships
The Catalina High School Foundation awarded $15,000 in scholarships to four Catalina Magnet graduating seniors.
Tucson students rake in millions in college scholarships
The Class of 2014 at Green Fields Country Day School earned more than $2 million in scholarships from top colleges and universities around the nation.
Sonoran Science Academy student wins arts competition
Foothills district names top teachers
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Two Pima Community College students are being recognized by the Tucson branch of the American Association of University Women with scholarships.
OV chamber awards scholarships today
The Greater Oro Valley Chamber of Commerce is awarding Steve Engle Memorial Scholarships at a breakfast at 7:15 a.m. today at Oro Valley Country Club, 300 W. Greenock Drive.
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Pablo Monreal is senior at San Miguel High School, one of the Catholic schools in Tucson without an enrollment problem.
Catholic enrollments slip; Latino representation down
Brother Chris Patiño teaches the Holy Trinity and early heresy to a freshman religion class at San Miguel High School.
Catholic enrollments slip; Latino representation down
Freshman Bairont Quintero, 14, adds to his lunch at the San Miguel cafeteria. The poor economy and competition from charter schools has eroded enrollment at some Catholic high schools in Tucson.
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San Francisco Law Helps Companies and Their Employees Ease Their Commutes
November 19, 2014 2:39 PM
Over the past few months, Washington D.C. and New York City have each passed laws for employee commuter benefits, and Honolulu and Kansas City are considering it. So why the growing interest? Probably partly because these cities have seen how, in San Francisco, there has been an increase in the ... Read More
The Federal Government is Making Your Commute Worse
November 18, 2014 11:03 AM
TDM TAKEAWAY Commuters that use public-transportation need reassurance and financial incentive that rewards them for choosing an option that reduces traffic congestion, conserves energy, and protects the environment. There are a lot of reasons to be frustrated with the gridlocked federal government, but when it comes to transportation, this headline probably ... Read More
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November 17, 2014 1:50 PM
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New Regional Study Details How Commuters Get To and From Arlington
November 12, 2014 3:26 PM
What proportion of commuters to and from Arlington regularly drive alone, bike, walk, take transit, carpool or vanpool, or telework? The high-level answer to that question is that, of the 131,300 employed Arlington residents, about 53.3 percent who commute from a home in Arlington usually drive alone, while about 55.3 ... Read More
Transit is a Commonality of Booming, Vibrant Cities
November 10, 2014 3:58 PM
The smartest move for real-estate developers is to continue investing in cities that have many transportation options available to their potential tenants. TDM Takeaway Transit-oriented development, the foundation upon which transportation demand management rests, benefits the community and real-estate developers. This makes partnerships between developers and planners possible. And growing cities ... Read More
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Bike Friendly is Business Friendly
November 4, 2014 12:42 PM
BikeArlington staffers Tim Kelley and Erin Potter talk about bike options with Mobility Lab's Tom Fairchild and Virginia Senator Barbara Favola. (Left to right) It has been well documented that having happy and fit employees helps productivity and the bottom line, but many businesses may be overlooking one of the cheaper ways ... Read More
Going Behind the Scenes of Arlington's Bike and Pedestrian Innovations
November 7, 2014 10:56 AM
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#epatient – Are Millennials Born That Way?
Reposted from the Mighty Mouth blog Most of the people I meet in my voyages 'round healthcare system transformation, grassroots edition, arrived at the portal of #epatient via a trip through the medical-industrial complex. Either they, or someone they cared for, wound up getting "a thing" – cancer, Parkinson's, multiple sclerosis, player to be named […]Read More
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Mayo chief residents name SPM patient as Visiting Professor in Internal Medicine
Wikipedia says "Participatory medicine is a movement in which networked patients shift from being mere passengers to responsible drivers of their health, and … providers encourage and value them as full partners." That movement gets a big boost in credibility today: the Chief Residents at the Mayo Clinic have invited SPM co-chair "e-Patient Dave" to be […]Read More
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WSJ: "Researchers are asking patients to help design clinical trials."
I could smack myself for not noticing this earlier, but it happened while I was at the ESMO conference (the "European ASCO" cancer conference) in Madrid last month: Amy Dockser Marcus has another great piece on how medicine is truly starting to engage with patients as active contributors to improving healthcare. Woohoo! The lede: Scientists […]Read More
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Zack Berger from #MedX on uncertainty and decision aids
Regular readers may recall SPM member Zack Berger MD PhD's July post here The pledge of the patient-centered physician. Zack is one of the many SPM members attending the Stanford Medicine X conference this weekend and sends this Saturday night report, cross-posted from his book's blog. We've often written here about shared decision making, which helps patients […]Read More
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American Heart Association journal announces new Patient Viewpoints
The American Heart Association journal Circulation: Cardiovascular Quality and Outcomes has announced a new Patient or Caregiver Viewpoint section in the journal. Viewpoints will be authored by patients or their caregivers and will discuss the patient's experience of heart disease, stroke, or other cardiovascular disease and their interactions with the healthcare system. As Harlan Krumholz […]Read More
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OpenNotes in the news: Now 3 million patients – and mental health, too
We've often written here about the OpenNotes study (here's a site search), which documented that when patients can see what their clinicians wrote, the sky doesn't fall; instead, all kinds of good things happen. This is game-changing, even world-changing for how we conduct medicine: As I've often said, "People perform better when they're informed better," […]Read More
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Guest post by Zack Berger, MD, PhD: The pledge of the patient-centered physician
This blog welcomes guest posts from SPM members on relevant topics. Zack Berger of Johns Hopkins (@ZackBergerMDPhD) is highly committed to participatory medicine, and as this post shows, his book Talking To Your Doctor gets right down into the how-to's. (More on this at end of post.) This is his pledge as a patient-centered clinician. – e-Patient […]Read More
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Of half gods and mortals: Aesculapian authority
Written in collaboration with Linda Trietler, MSN, RN – PhD student. Review of Kalisch, B. J. (1975). Of half-gods and mortals: Aesculapian authority. Nursing Outlook, 23(1), 22-28. As we work to develop a collaborative and patient centered health care system we must remain aware of where we started and why the system needed to change. […]Read More
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Patients Invited! Health Informatics Conference seeks Patient Participation
An international conference addressing information technology and communication in health (ITCH) will be held February 26 – March 1, 2015 in Victoria, British Columbia, Canada. Professor Stephen Hawking's statement, "we learned to talk, we learned to listen, we unleashed imagination" provides the motivation for this year's conference. The main conference themes are: Patients Talking The […]Read More
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JAMA: Reducing the Trauma of Hospitalization
Thanks to member Marilyn Mann for sharing this free article in JAMA with a suggestion on how to better personalize the patient's hospital stay – really sensible suggestions. One reads them and wonders why they are not in place already. An excerpt: Stress is also toxic and can emanate from uncertainty, unforeseen events, and anxiety. […]Read More


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Ballage had planned to sign on Wednesday, national signing day, but his school in Peyton, Colo., was closed because of ice, snow and cold temperatures.
Ballage's signing adds to an already-strong 2014 recruiting class by Arizona State coach Todd Graham. The Sun Devils' third class under Graham was rated 17th in the nation by Scout and 21st by Rivals.
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Panel Discussions - Wednesday, June 23, 2010
Promoting Deradicalization and Disengagement from Violent Extremism
The International Peace Institute partnered with the Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs to convene experts, practitioners, and United Nations officials for a roundtable conference on "Promoting Deradicalization and Disengagement from Violent Extremism: What Role for the International Community and the UN?"
The event, held on June 23rd, highlighted important critiques, challenges, and successes facing a number of initiatives aimed at persuading detainees to renounce violent behavior or ideologies.
The speakers included:
• Omar Ashour on conditions for successful disengagement from violence;
• Ed Husain on civil society initiatives to counter radicalization, and their impact on deradicalization;
• Peter Neumann on lessons learned from fifteen countries' experiences with deradicalization in prisons;
• Hamed El Said on presenting case studies from Muslim-majority states;
• Abdulrahman Al-Hadlaq on the national experiences of Saudi Arabia;
• Mohammed Zaini Akhir on the national experiences of Malaysia;
• Jean-Paul Laborde from the UN Counter Terrorism Implementation Task Force;
• E.J. Flynn from the UN Counter Terrorism Executive Directorate;
• Francesco Candelari from the UN Interregional Crime and Justice Research Institute; and
• Richard Barrett from the Al-Qaida/Taliban Sanctions Monitoring Team.
The meeting was opened by Francesco Mancini, Senior Fellow and Director of Research at IPI, and Carl Salicath, representing the Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, who also moderated the panels, along with Naureen Chowdhury Fink, IPI Senior Policy Analyst.
This roundtable was a follow-up to a very successful conference co-hosted in Amman by IPI, the Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and the Arab Thought Forum on "Countering Violent Extremism: Learning from Deradicalization Programs in Some Muslim-majority States," in March 2010 (read the meeting note). In addition, an earlier conference also co-hosted by IPI and the Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs resulted in the report Beyond Terrorism: Deradicalization and Disengagement from Violent Extremism.
A comprehensive report on this topic is being undertaken at IPI and is anticipated in winter 2010.
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One of the more surprising pieces of MMA news last week was the announcement that former Bellator lightweight champ Eddie Alvarez had decided to resign with Bellator and would meet Michael Chandler in a rematch of their epic encounter from 2011. The rematch was announced as the co-main event of Bellator's inaugural PPV event, which is set for November 2nd. Media members and fans alike have been speculating as to the reasons behind Alvarez's decision to drop the lawsuit and rejoin the company. Alvarez, via Authentic Sports Management, released an official statement regarding the matter: "Recently there has been speculation in the media regarding my settlement with Bellator. The settlement is involved and complicated and contains many contingencies. The terms of the settlement are confidential and neither I, nor my representatives, are going to release these terms to anyone. The speculations, which have been printed, are just that, speculations, and could not possibly be completely ...
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Cinnamon Bubble Loaf
- 2 tablespoons sugar
- 1 1/2 teaspoons ground cinnamon
- 3 1/2 cups Original Bisquick mix
- 1/3 cup sugar
- 3 tablespoons butter, softened
- 1/2 cup milk
- 1 teaspoon vanilla
- 1 egg
- 2 tablespoons butter, melted
Ingredients for glaze, if desired
- 1/2 cup powdered sugar
- 2 to 3 teaspoons water
1. Heat oven to 375F. Grease bottom and sides of 9x5-inch loaf pan with shortening or cooking spray. In small bowl, mix 2 tablespoons sugar and the cinnamon; set aside.
2. In medium bowl, stir Bisquick mix, 1/3 cup sugar, 3 tablespoons softened butter, the milk, vanilla and egg until soft dough forms.
3. Shape dough into 1-inch balls; roll in cinnamon-sugar. Place dough randomly in pan. Sprinkle with any remaining cinnamon-sugar. Drizzle 2 tablespoons melted butter over dough balls.
4. Bake 25 to 30 minutes or until golden brown. Cool in pan on cooling rack for 10 minutes. Meanwhile, in a small bowl, mix all glaze ingredients until smooth and thin enough to drizzle.
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He needed only 13 pitches to get through the seventh inning, mixing a couple of knee-buckling curves with several 94 mph fastballs to hold a 4-0 lead.
``I was able to get ahead of hitters tonight and that always helps,'' Wood said. ``That allowed me to throw a couple of breaking balls.''
The Cubs, who are converting Wood into a reliever, want to see him pitch on consecutive days by throwing another inning of relief on Friday. It would be the first time this season Wood has pitched on consecutive days.
``It doesn't really concern me,'' Wood said. ``I expect to feel fine.''
General manger Jim Hendry, who is expected in Peoria on Friday to watch Wood pitch, has said he wants the right-hander to make at least one appearance at Triple-A Iowa before rejoining the Cubs.
``Jim and I will have a conversation and we'll make the right decision in terms of where I go next,'' Wood said.
Wood, the 1998 NL Rookie of the Year, has been on the disabled list since the start of the regular season with tendinitis in his right shoulder.


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The Whippany Railway Museum has completed the lettering of RV 16. Finishing touches will complete the restoration of this historic, circa 1951, locomotive.
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The Whippany Railway Museum's 1:00 p.m. caboose hop prepares to depart Whippany for the Passaic River trestle in Livingston, N.J.
THE METAMORPHASIS BEGINS: Rahway Valley number 16 is now resplendant in its as-delivered paint scheme of red and black. The finishing touches will be the yellow lettering and sidesill markings.
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M&E 7215 slowly backs down to its train of cabooses before departing on the day's first trip. The unit is filling in for ailing RS1 21 on this day's Caboose Trains at the Whippany Railway Museum.
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M&E RS1 21 is on display in front of the classic Whippany water tank. To the right is a string of cabooses that will see service on the August 14 caboose hop.
M&E RS11 7215 is positioned on the run-around track. This locomotive will see service on the August 14 caboose hop, departing Whippany at 1,2,3 and 4 p.m.
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A remote-controlled demolition machine safely takes down structures at the Port of Tampa without disturbing nearby fuel storage tanks.
A 2,000 pound wrecking ball crashes into the concrete walls of an aged silo, sending jagged chunks of concrete, dust and debris to the ground. Explosives detonate, reducing once solid structures to rubble. When most people think of demolition, these are the scenes that come to mind. But on one Port of Tampa project, they were exactly what two demolition companies had to avoid.
The Port of Tampa Authority, Tampa, Fla., hired Kimmins Contracting to demolish three 150-foot silos and a 180-foot grain elevator that sat just five feet away from the nearest of several tanks that store thousands of gallons of highly combustible fuel. Any damage to the nearby tanks could release dangerous fumes or fuel and create serious health and environmental hazards.
Kimmins needed to get the job done cleanly, precisely and safely. To do it, the company turned to True-Line Coring and Cutting and its Brokk machines.
The four structures slated for demolition were located along the east side of the port and had been empty for years. Not only had they become a nuisance, they also were hindering access to the neighboring fuel tanks. They had to come down.
Kimmins, one of the largest civil engineering and demolition contractors on Florida's west coast, knew safety was paramount, and meticulous, precise demolition in limited space was the key. Explosives were clearly not an option, and using a wrecking ball could send debris onto the tanks, cause damage and potentially release dangerous fumes. It also could allow fuel to escape and leach into the ocean, which would harm fragile ocean life.
Kimmins decided demolishing the buildings with large concrete shears was the safest option available. Typically, the process would begin by crushing the walls, but this wasn't an average job. Demolishing the walls first would cause the concrete above to topple toward the tanks. Instead, the company developed a plan to demolish the ceilings first so debris could be pushed safely inside the structures.
Kimmins knew what needed to be done, but its equipment wasn't capable of such a precision project; it was an unusual challenge that required an unusual solution. The company called in True-Line out of Tampa.
Kimmins hired True-Line specifically because of its capabilities and experience with compact, remote-controlled Brokk machines. "We often work with Kimmins on concrete cutting projects," says Matt Alexander, president of True-Line's Tampa office, "but this job was a little different."
True-Line started by using its saws to cut openings in the sides of the structures. This allowed debris to fall safely inside of each structure as demolition progressed rather than toppling toward the fuel tanks. With parts of the lower walls removed, crews would be able to access the interior and remove debris. The company's Brokk 180 remote-controlled demolition machine handled the rest of the delicate operation.
"The Brokk was powerful enough to break up the tough concrete, yet light and compact enough to rest on each surface and perform the demolition in tight quarters," Alexander says. "It was the ideal solution."
True-Line equipped the Brokk 180 with a breaker and hoisted it to the top of the first silo with a crane. It sat on top of the structure during much of the roof demolition but remained harnessed to the crane. Once the roof began to drop, the crane suspended the Brokk over the building to complete the demolition of the ceilings below.
The Brokk made the job safe by removing all workers from the demolition site, with only one operator needed to control the machine from a safe distance away. Without it, crews with jackhammers would have been hoisted to the roof, where there was significant risk of falling. And, because of Florida's extreme September temperatures, heat exhaustion or heat stroke would have been real possibilities.
Once True-Line knocked down the ceilings of all four structures, Kimmins was able to crush what remained of the sides of the structures, again pushing the debris safely into the interior where it could then be removed from the site. The entire project took approximately two months to complete.
True-Line Coring and Cutting has been using Brokk machines on a weekly basis for the past 11 years for a variety of projects, from knocking out warehouse walls to allow for additions to removing interior stairwells to demolishing entire buildings from the inside out. But Alexander was a latecomer.
Ron Dailey, who runs the True-Line Coring and Cutting office in Nashville, Tenn., was the first within the company to buy a Brokk. "Ron was calling me constantly, telling me about the Brokk machines, saying that I needed to get one," Alexander recalls. He says he was skeptical, but flew from Tampa to Nashville to watch the Brokk in action.
"What really appealed to me were the capabilities of the machines without the risk of injuries," Alexander says. He purchased a Brokk 180, and says the machine opened avenues of business that True-Line wasn't able to safely pursue before.
The Brokks are small enough to fit into tight spots, and since they're electric powered, there is no exhaust. Operators can run the machines from a distance, away from potential danger.
Since Alexander made that first purchase, he says Brokks have boosted job-site safety and efficiency as well as diversified the company's workload. He has since added a Brokk 90 and a second Brokk 180 to his fleet and says the company often gets work specifically because of their capabilities.
"We would do some demolition work prior to getting the Brokk machine, but that was all done by handheld tools such as jack hammers," he says. "It wasn't efficient, and because it put operators in the line of the work, it left the door open for injuries."
In the majority of its projects, True-Line uses its Brokks in conjunction with its concrete cutting operations.
The story was submitted on behalf of Brokk, Monroe, Wash. More information is available at www.brokkinc.com.
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Updated: August 28, 2012, 8:25 PM ETAssociated Press
DENVER -- Colorado Rockies shortstop Troy Tulowitzki will not be ready to play when the rosters expand Saturday.
Tulowitzki said Tuesday he has not had pain associated with his surgically repaired groin muscle and his next hurdle is mental. He played three games with Double-A Tulsa and didn't experience any physical problems, but said he is "playing it safe."
He said he wants to play before the end of this season.
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Rockingham County Attorney says he will fight his suspension
Suspended Rockingham County Attorney James Reams intends to fight his temporary removal from office at a court hearing on Thursday. (JAMES A. KIMBLE/FILE PHOTO)
A hearing on Foster's petition to temporarily suspend Reams is expected to happen sometime Thursday in Merrimack County Superior Court in Concord.
Ramsdell said Reams is "very much looking forward" to the hearing and learning more about the allegations that set off the joint state and federal investigation.
"He was suspended and barred from the office by the county without the benefit of being told anything," Ramsdell said. "To this day, he hasn't been given the opportunity to respond."
Foster and U.S. Attorney John Kacavas said Thursday that the investigation centers on "operational and managerial" issues within Reams' office, but have yet to give any details about their probe.
Foster said a former employee complained to the state more than two weeks ago.
County Commissioners placed Deputy County Attorney Tom Reid and a victim witness advocate on paid administrative leave after being briefed by investigators.
Reams was suspended last Wednesday by Foster, who said state law and a 1975 state Supreme Court case gave him the legal authority to temporarily remove a sitting county attorney from office during the investigation.
Merrimack Superior Court Judge Richard McNamara approved Foster's petition to appoint Jim Boffetti as the interim county attorney, citing Reams' suspension and a decision by county commissioners to bar him from entering county offices.
If a judge decides to overturn that court order, it would restore Reams to his elected office – a position he has held since 1998.
Ramsdell said he disagrees that Foster has the authority to suspend Reams from his elected post.
"The county attorney is a constitutional officer, not just an agency head," Ramsdell said. "He is elected by the citizens of Rockingham County."
Ramsdell also addressed recent criticism his client has endured in the wake of suspension, including his traveling to conferences, and reports that female employees complained to a Portsmouth state representative about a hostile work environment.
"I can tell you the county attorney would disagree that anything unpleasant happened or there is an unhealthy work environment," Ramsdell said. "The majority of prosecutors in the office are female attorneys, and two of the three team leaders are female."
As for traveling to conference, Ramsdell said the trips were all approved by county commissioners and "much of it was not done at the county's expense."
Ramsdell said organizations asking him to participate in conferences have paid Reams' travel expenses, and Reams has brought back valuable training to his employees.
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