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Economists David Swenson from Iowa State University and Ernie Goss from Creighton University say casinos in Iowa's border towns draw in money from out of state, but casinos more in the middle part of the state aren't necessarily good economic development tools. They say it's a money shift; the money brought into a casino is money that isn't being spent on other entertainment in the area as it might be if the casino wasn't there.
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Born in Germany according to her niece but born in New York City according to the artist and raised in affluence, Lillian Wilhelm Smith became a watercolorist, ceramic designer and the first and only woman to illustrate western novels by Zane Grey.
She studied at the National Academy of Design, the Art Students League, Columbia University, and the Leonia School of Art in New Jersey. Using the name Lillian Wilhelm, she became a recognized illustrator in New York City. Her exposure to the West began in 1912 in New York with Buffalo Bill's "Wild West Show" when thanks to Zane Grey, her cousin-in-law, she got backstage to paint the Indians.
She came to Arizona in 1913 with Grey, to illustrate his book,
The Rainbow Trail,
and she also illustrated his novel
The Border Legion
, 1916. Obviously this location was a long way from the sophisticated east coast environment in which she had been raised, but she learned to love the West exploring and painting some of the regions most remote areas.
She remained in Arizona for fifty years, living with cowboy-husband, Jesse Smith, in Tuba City, where they ran a trading post and guest ranch that had Hopi architectural style of the area. They later ran the same type of guest-ranch operation at Sedona and also lived at Prescott.
She traveled throughout Arizona, doing landscape painting and occasional Indian portraits, and she exhibited widely. People especially enjoyed her paintings because they often had special stories associated with some adventure she had had while doing the work. Reportedly she was the first woman to paint on location Rainbow Bridge in Utah and was one of the only artists to paint in Havasupai Canyon in Arizona.
For three years, she was resident artist at the Phoenix Biltmore Hotel, and she also designed porcelain with Indian motifs for Goldwater's Store in Phoenix.
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Phil and Marion Kovinick,
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Born in New York City on May 16, 1882, Lillian Wilhelm studied at the National Academy of Design, Art Students League, and Columbia University.
In 1913 she began making trips to Arizona and after her marriage to Jesse Smith in 1924, settled there. While based in Phoenix and Sedona, she made painting trips to California.
She died in Prescott, AZ on Feb. 22, 1971.
Exhibition: California Watercolor Society, 1926; Arizona Museum (Phoenix), 1929 (solo); Paul Elders Gallery (SF), 1931 (solo).
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The One-Eyed Man of the Salt Clan came to Ashton Sosi with a question. He had just returned from the White Canyon Natural Bridges in Utah, where he had been sent by the Wetherills as a guide for a party of white men.
"Why do they want to go" he demanded. "Why do they want to ride all that way over the clay hills to see--just rocks?"
"That is why they go," she explained. Just rocks in those strange forms, making bridges. There is nothing like them anywhere else in the world."
The One-Eyed Man of the Salt Clan considered the matter. "They aren't the only bridges in the world," he objected. "We have a better one in this country."
"Where is there a bridge in this country?" asked Ashton Sosi.
"It is back of Navajo Mountain. It is called the Rock Rainbow that Spans the Canyon. Only a few go there. They do not know the prayers. They used to go for ceremonies, but the old men who knew the prayers are gone. I have horses in that country, and I have seen the bridge."
1909 conversation between Ashton Sosi (Louisa Wetherill) and Sharkie, The One-Eyed Man of the Salt Clan, a Navajo customer at the Oljato Trading Post
In one of the entries immediately preceding those of the Swinnerton/Dixon party, a woman signed in as "Mrs. Westbrook Robertson-Scottsdale, Arizona". She noted her stay would be from August 7th to September 24th, which meant she had arrived before most of the guests and planned on staying several weeks after they left. Of all the artists present that night, Mrs. Robertson was the most familiar to the Wetherills. She had been coming to Kayenta nearly every summer for almost a decade.
Like Swinnerton and Dixon, Lillian Wilhelm Robertson had spent several years in New York City. She claimed to have been born in Gotham in 1882, although her true homeland was Germany. However, having grown up in Manhattan, the image of a native New Yorker was an easy myth for Lillian Wilhelm to create.
Wilhelm had been a child prodigy. After being impressed with one of her sketches of the family governess, her father placed her under the tutelage of a private art instructor at the age of 10. She was accepted by the Art Students League by the age of 12. Although many of her influences are lost to history, it is known she studied for several years at the Art Students League and later at the National Academy School of Fine Arts. She was given an education that placed a premium on technical proficiency and tradition, but had started her serious study of art at a time when impressionism had crossed the Atlantic and become not only acceptable, but fashionable.
Like all true artists, she possessed a strong drive, believing "Work is a panacea and destroyer of all sorrowful thoughts." One of her high school teachers noted of her, "I have often noticed that you strive to do better than others. You do not like to be superseded."
The oldest of seven children with an often distracted mother, the burden of caring for her younger siblings often fell on Lillian. It was a time when women were believed to be creatively and intellectually limited, and expected to aspire to no more than being a wife and mother. However Lillian's innate drive was accompanied by a decidedly different set of internal values. At the age of 16 she wrote in her diary:
"I suppose I am not yet old enough to be fascinated by this living for the children –I'm too selfish. Good God –I cannot! I love them, but is there not something beside this everlasting trifling –why not live for Science- for Art! My brain seems to nearly burst at times when I think of something new, and weird and strange –ache to get my pencils, but am bound by the little creatures on my lap. It is a grim relief to shed bitter tears when I'm alone –oh I am burning to shake off all the trammels of conventionality and stand –alone- free and for Art!"
Ironically, Wilhelm's first experience with the American West took place not in Arizona but in New York City. In March, 1907 William Cody's Buffalo Bill's Wild West came to Madison Square Garden. Wilhelm was escorted to the show by an up and coming novelist named Zane Grey. Grey, who was married to Wilhelm's cousin, Lina Roth, helped arrange permission for her to sketch portraits of many of the show's Sioux and Arapaho participants. It was a life changing experience. She found their countenance much more intriguing than those of the New York City aristocrats she was used to painting. It seemed as though these dignified, composed former lords of the plains wore their lives on their faces. Although it would be more than six years before Wilhelm made her first trip west of the Mississippi, from that day forward she was fascinated with the American West.
At the time of Buffalo Bill's Show, Zane Grey was on the cusp of becoming one of the best selling American novelists of all time. Shortly afterwards, he left for a trip with a well known Western guide, Charles "Buffalo" Jones, for northern Arizona. When he returned, the publication of three books over the next several years, including
The Riders of the Purple Sage
, vaulted him into the limelight of a nation enthralled with romantic tales and images of the West.
During one of Grey's subsequent trips to Arizona he was introduced to the Wetherills. Grey had become captivated with stories told to him by members of the Navajo tribe of the wild, uninhabited land to the west of Navajo Mountain. Of particular interest was a massive natural stone arch that spanned nearly 300 feet –a breathtaking landmark that in time would be designated as the largest natural bridge in the world.
The Navajo called the formation "Nonnezoche," or "Rock Rainbow that spans the canyon"-a slightly more poetic description than the name given by the Paiutes: "Under a Horse's Belly".
Grey determined to use the area as the setting for his sequel to
The Riders of the Purple Sage
. Although a significant part of Navajo legend for generations, no known Anglo had ever laid eyes on Rainbow Bridge until John Wetherill led the Cummings-Douglass archeology party there in 1909. One account claims Wetherill spurred his horse ahead of the group in order to gain the distinction of being the first white man to pass under the arch; others state he had "plunged ahead in order to prevent a diplomatic awkwardness" that would have occurred had either Cummings or Douglass, rivals in the archeology world, been declared the winner. Regardless of his true intentions, Wetherill still "preferred archeologists to adventurers." Nonetheless he agreed to guide a Grey led party to the bridge in 1913.
Despite the strong social bias at the time towards women artists, Grey was confident enough in Wilhelm's abilities that he asked her to accompany him on the expedition for the purpose of providing illustrations for the sequel. Like most of the young women in Grey's retinue, theirs was likely more than a professional relationship. By now Wilhelm had already chosen to shake off the "trammels of conventionality" and had made a deliberate choice to live her life differently from most women of her generation. Not surprisingly, she later recalled "It was not hard" for Grey "to persuade me to come West."
After arriving in Flagstaff in April, 1913 the method of transportation changed from train to horseback. Wilhelm described what followed in an interview over 20 years later.
"I was initiated into my life in this blessed land by a four hundred mile horseback trip, accompanied by a chuck wagon with supplies. We left Flagstaff to penetrate into the shimmering beauty of the Painted Desert region… Our dear old guide, Al Doyle, who showed me how to ride like a cowboy so that the long twenty-five and thirty miles that constituted the day's loping and trotting would not greatly tire me, showed me a place at the end of the day where I could paint, and try –and oh how I tried- sometimes to the point of tears –to interpret the divine beauty of those sunsets."
It was a full seven-day ride from Flagstaff to Kayenta, which marked the end of the easiest part of the Rainbow Bridge expedition. At Tuba City, the halfway point, Wilhelm had been introduced by Grey to John Wetherill. Upon her arrival three days later in Kayenta, she met John's wife, Louisa. Although the Kayenta Trading Post proprietors were born and raised Westerners, who found Wilhelm's "city ways" rather strange, it was the beginning of a deep friendship that would last for three decades.
After a few of days rest, the Wetherill led party left Kayenta, and headed north to Monument Valley. During the first night's encampment an intense thunderstorm enhanced the already stunning and eerie effects of the horizon's monolithic buttes and mesas. The following day they reversed course and traveled over 25 miles to the southwest. There, in a narrow pass on the Shonto Plateau where Skeleton Mesa and Black Mesa converge, the riders entered a place called Tsegi (say-gee, or Rock Canyon) by the Navajo. The group made their way along the sandy, lush floor, surrounded by vertical sandstone cliffs nearly 1,000 feet high in places. After taking side trips into one of the many box canyons, in and out of the aspen and fir groves, past Betatakin and Keet Seel, two of the largest and best preserved pueblo ruins in the Southwest, they ascended on a steep traverse from the canyon floor to an open plateau.
The seemingly endless mazes of chasms and the views from the Shonto Plateau later inspired Grey to write in his journal "I imagined there was no scene in all the world to equal this. The tranquility of lesser spaces was here not manifest. This happened to be a place where so much of the desert could be seen and the effect was stupendous. Sound, movement, life seemed to have no fitness here . . . The meaning of the ages was flung at me. A man became nothing."
The trip would take a week. The days were long, the riding cumbersome, but Wilhelm was so inspired by the natural beauty she recalled being completely oblivious to the "creature discomforts of desert wind and sand and sun."
The group continued northwest for several miles to the base of Navajo Mountain. It was here Hoskinini and his Red Streak Clan followers eluded Kit Carson's 1864 expeditionary force –one of the few Navajo clans to avoid the Long Walk and subsequent internment at Bosque Redondo. Although Hoskinini's stronghold was deep into the heart of Ute territory, it was so isolated even the Dineh's tribal enemies were unaware of its existence. Fifty years later it was still the most uncharted, inaccessible region of the Southwest.
Wetherill led the expedition west and then north around the base of the mountain. The last 15 miles were a winding, twisting, harrowing ride, in and out of canyons, across slick rock, dry sandy washes and through thick undergrowth. It was a route that four years earlier W.B. Douglass, one of the leading archeologists from the 1909 expedition, told John Wetherill "no woman will ever take." Arriving without incident just four years later, Lillian was actually the seventh woman to make the trek, but she was the first artist of either gender to paint the magnificent sandstone formation.
Carved by Bridge Creek meandering its way to the Colorado River over millions of years, through sandstone formed in two geological eras, the bridge spans 275 feet and stands nearly 300 feet high. To the Navajo it was an important religious symbol of rainfall and fertility. To Shefford, the main character in The Rainbow Trail, Nonnezoche "was the one great natural phenomenon, the one grand spectacle . . . that did not at first give vague disappointment, a confounding of reality, a disenchantment of contrast with what the mind had conceived." (The author himself later noted in his autobiographical collection of essays, Tales of Lonely Trails, ". . . this thing was glorious. It absolutely silenced me." It was a reaction not too dissimilar from the first impression of an unnamed cowboy John Wetherill liked to quote: "When I seen it I couldn't swear!" )
The party spent 10 days in the area. Lillian created numerous sketches in pencil, ink, and watercolor, later recalling she painted "like mad." She later wrote on the back of a photograph from the expedition that the picture "must have been taken by a member of the Zane Grey party. I was too busy painting." The effort later resulted in the payment of $170 by Harper and Brothers for four paintings used in The Rainbow Trail.
Like Swinnerton and Dixon, Wilhelm fell in love with the Colorado Plateau on her first visit. Although greatly moved by "the magnificent material Arizona presents to the artist" she decided at the trip's conclusion to head back home for further study. Her first experience in the Southwest had made her realize how much improvement she needed in the understanding and application of color.
Her reaction was not unique. The year before, Arthur Dow, who believed in a rigid and structured approach to composition and colorization, had decided his color theories required serious revision after an extended trip to the Grand Canyon. Lillian sought Dow's tutelage, but she had returned to New York right after the 1913 National Armory Show. It was a time when intense debate raged in many circles about the future direction of art in America. As the old dogma of what constituted acceptable art was slowly being replaced by new dogma, Maynard Dixon noted of well known promoter Alfred Stiegletz and the New York art scene in 1923, that he had tired of the "hot-house atmosphere and fake modernism" and after "observing so much cleverness and futility, I was glad to quit the stale-air existence and come out West."
Although Wilhelm's return was several years before Dixon's observation, the same attitudes he encountered prevailed. Perhaps it was also fatigue with "so much cleverness and futility" that drove Wilhelm to make two more trips to Arizona in 1914 and 1916; or perhaps it was just a simple case of her being attracted to the subject matter she loved best. Both trips were financed by Zane Grey for the purpose of providing illustrations for his novels. Undoubtedly monetary considerations also played a role. By 1917, driven by a confluence of events and influences, she had decided "New York meant only a fine background, and a month away from Arizona seemed wasted."
Wilhelm first settled in Phoenix, living at the base of Camelback Mountain. For the next several years the winters would be spent in the Valley of the Sun and summers on the Colorado Plateau. She continued to sketch and paint illustrations for Zane Grey novels. In 1922, with the help of a loan from Grey, she purchased a 20 acre citrus ranch in a small, dusty agricultural hamlet named Scottsdale.
It was also around this time she married Westbrooke Robertson. It is interesting to note that during her two trips to Kayenta that year (the first in April) she signed in as "Mrs. Westbrooke Robertson." She also signed the paintings accompanying the entry as "Lillian Wilhelm Robertson," even though both times she had made the trip alone. Little is known of Westbrooke Robertson. The marriage was short lived, "a mistake." Possibly because of her efforts to erase any memories of him over the years, even when they were together he seemed an insignificant part of her life. But among all of her adventures and misadventures, by August of 1922, Lillian Wilhelm Robertson, who would in time be better known as Lillian Wilhelm Smith, had already traveled and painted the state more extensively than anyone else at Kayenta that evening.
Biography from
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Lillian Wilhelm Smith (1882-1971) was born Lillian Wilhelm in New York City to Henry and Lenore Wilhelm. In her youth, she demonstrated an interest in art, thus her education was focused on honing her natural artistic skills. She received her art training at the Art Students League in New York, the National Academy, and the Leonia School of Art in New Jersey. She first visited Arizona in 1913 with author Zane Grey (1872-1939), a cousin by marriage, to illustrate his western-themed books. After a period of return visits – during which she became inspired by the people and landscapes of Arizona – she decided to move permanently to the state in 1916. She was briefly married to Westbrooke Robertson from 1916-1924; the two were separated for the final two years.
In 1923, Lillian met Jesse (Jess) Raymond Smith (1886-1960), a 'good-natured cowboy' and U.S. Army veteran of World War I; they married shortly after her divorce to Robertson was finalized in 1924. Although the couple never had children, they had a wide variety of friends, including famous playwright Porter Emerson Browne (1879-1934).
During her career, Lillian was acknowledged as one of the first white women to venture into the more inaccessible regions of Northern Arizona, and much of her work was inspired by Arizona's natural geological formations and expansive desert vistas, as well as Hopi and Navajo people and their ceremonies. Mrs. Smith designed china with Indigenous motifs; some of her patterns were in Goldwater's in Phoenix. She later operated guest ranches in Tuba City and Sedona, and operated an art shop in the Baltimore Hotel in Phoenix for three years. Her paintings were exhibited in the Arizona Museum in Phoenix, and elsewhere across North America.
After Jess's death, Lillian isolated herself in southern Arizona, where she remained until her passing in February 1971. By her side for her final years was close friend Kay Manley. Her eulogy highlighted Smith's significance to the artistic community to which she was so closely tied:
"Her brush captured vividly in oil and water color the characteristics of this great land – mountains, canyons and desert. In our opinion she was a fine artist but many of the years through which she lived were difficult years economically for the American people and this fact, coupled with the fact that Arizona was still within the first early years of its founding, never brought to this fine artist the recognition locally to which she was truly entitled."
Records at the museum consist of sketches, photographs, writings, and correspondence between the Smiths and some of their friends created shortly after Lillian's arrival in Arizona in 1916 until close to her death in 1971. This collection is notable for its inclusion of watercolor studies and sketches by Smith of geographic locations within and the people of Northern Arizona – particularly Hopi Kachinas – and Indigenous motifs used in china and other works. Complementing these studies and sketches are a series of photographs of similar locales, people, and personal acquaintances. An accompanying scrapbook uniquely contains both sketches and photographs highlighting Smith's personal and professional life until 1968. A group of clippings of a possible personal interest are included with the correspondence. There is also correspondence between the Smiths and Porter Emerson Browne, a writer and close friend, as well as a three-act play written by Browne. Much of the correspondence created after 1971 describes the transfer of Wilhelm's materials from Mrs. Kay Manley to the Museum of Northern Arizona.
Biography from
Arizona Committee of the National Museum of Women in the Arts
Lillian Wilhelm Smith had the distinction of being accepted into the Art Student's League at the age of twelve! She went on to study there many years, and also taught at the National Academy of Design in New York.
Her commercial career was highlighted by her work as an illustrator to her cousin, Zane Grey, and her many depictions of the Arizona landscape. One of her most important influences was Arthur Dow.
Lillian Smith worked in all media, and supplemented her income by helping her cowboy-husband, Jess Smith, operate a trading post, and bed-and-breakfast in Sedona, AZ.
She later died in Prescott, Arizona
A wonderful book on Lillian Wilhelm Smith's life is entitled,
Arizona Triptych
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On 24th October, forty teachers from across the South Lakes area visited the Faculty of Science and Technology, as part of a partnership between Lancaster University, Research Council UK, and the South Lakes Federation.
Thu 06 November 2014
Physics PhD student wins EPSRC Doctoral Prize
Peter Hodgson, who has just successfully defended his PhD, has now rounded off the achievement with the award of an EPSRC Doctoral Prize by the Faculty of Science and Technology.
Thu 30 October 2014
New network for particle accelerator engineers
Lancaster University has played a lead role in the inaugural meeting of a new engineering network for all types of engineers working on particle accelerators in the UK.
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Red, blue and green lights moving across a faceted triangular structure created multicoloured shadows in this installation by Australian lighting specialist Flynn Talbot (+ movie). More »
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Fabrica researchers create electronic musical
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Luke Jerram transforms Bristol's Park Street
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An immersive experience by Campaign and The Future Laboratory that takes visitors on a journey to find a scent that matches their personality opens this week at London department store Selfridges (+ slideshow).
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Kohki Hiranuma plans "world's first seamless
glass structure" for Venice Biennale
Venice Architecture Biennale 2014: Japanese architect Kohki Hiranuma plans to create a shell-like structure of "seamless glass" to curve around visitors at the Venice Architecture Biennale this summer. More »
Fujiko Nakaya hides Philip Johnson's
Glass House in vaporous fog
Philip Johnson's iconic Glass House is set to vanish as part of an installation by Japanese artist Fujiko Nakaya that will see the building temporarily engulfed in dense clouds of mist. More »
OMA designs installation for the launch of
furniture collection by Maarten van Severen
Milan 2014: furniture by the late Flemish designer Maarten van Severen was presented against the backdrop of a tromp l'oeil installation developed by Dutch studio OMA at Milan design week earlier this month (+ slideshow). More »
Neon mirrors by Phillip K Smith III created
glowing beacons at Coachella
For this year's Coachella festival, American artist Phillip K Smith III created an installation of shiny cuboids that by day provided a series of mirrors, but by night were transformed into neon towers of light (+ slideshow). More »
Bart Hess recruits public to create bespoke
textile production line in Milan installation
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Fabrica researchers explore temperature theme
for sensory installation in Milan
Milan 2014: dripping water from ice-encased tropical plants and quietly rotating feather-patterned fans featured in this climate-themed exhibition by Italian research centre Fabrica (+ slideshow). More »
Final issues of FOMO released as project
prepares to visit Venice
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Work with Indian craftsmen to keep handcrafting
skills alive, says designer Prateek Jain
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Moving petals express "fragility of life" in
Interconnection by Nao Tamura
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Jordi Bernadó removes doors from
Mies van der Rohe's Barcelona Pavilion
Over the last few years Mies van der Rohe's Barcelona Pavilion has been loaded with junk, and had its pools filled with coffee and milk. Now photographer Jordi Bernadó has taken the doors out and mounted them onto the facade. More »
Sou Fujimoto suspends trees above
Cassina's Milan display space
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If you see George R.R. Martin on the street, word of advice: Don't ask him when the next installments of "A Song of Ice and Fire" will be out.
The celebrated fantasy author recently sat down for a lengthy interview on "New Mexico in Focus," a show on New Mexico PBS channel KNME, where he talked about the pressure he feels in satiating his demanding fanbase.
"I've actually given up answering the question 'When will it be done,' he said. "In the early days, especially after the third book ["A Storm of Swords"], I kept being wrong. I'd give an answer and then it would not be done by then. Once you give a date and you miss that date, there's an element of the audience that thinks you're doing it deliberately."
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That said, it's not like Martin is just sitting around these days – but the constant chatter from fans and HBO does weigh on him at times. "It's pressure," he admitted. "The obligation is to the work itself. It's one story, much as Tolkien's "Lord of the Rings" is one story. But when the writing is going well, it doesn't matter. I forget the world, I forget deadlines, I forget the TV show."
"Game of Thrones" recently took Comic-Con 2014 by storm, where HBO announced the addition of nine new cast members. Martin was also in attendance, where he took time out to pose with fans as well as give a look at his appearance as Daenerys Targaryen.
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On Windows with my sound driver software I can use reverb effects like "Concert Hall" to add an echo to music.
In Ubuntu 10.10 I use VLC as the player. Is there anyway to add a similar effect? I don't mind a VLC plugin, or an Ubuntu software that makes all output audio as a reverb.
It should be easy to turn on and off. I want this so I can hear my music with different effects, but still want to use VLC if possible.


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Man denies leaving scene of a crashOctober 01,2013Man denies leaving
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A Rutland man denied charges of leaving the scene of a crash after police said they found his cellphone in the crashed vehicle.
Shayne T. Barrett, 23, pleaded innocent Monday in Rutland criminal court to misdemeanor charges of careless or negligent operation of a vehicle and leaving the scene of a crash.
The charges are both misdemeanors and carry a combined maximum penalty of three years in prison.
On the evening of Aug. 17, according to affidavits filed with the court, Rutland City Police responded to Allen Street for a report of a vehicle striking a utility pole. When police responded, they found a crashed pickup and a damaged utility pole, but no driver, records state.
A search of the vehicle revealed empty beer cans, an opened bottle of Jim Beam bourbon whiskey and a cellphone belonging to Barrett, affidavits state.
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High leverage pitching during 2013 full season was pretty good for Nicasio as well
In his lone full season, Nicasio had 31 starts yet only pitched 157 innings... was this due to the Rockies 5 inning limit experiment?
Anyone wanna discuss the growing legend that is Clayton Kershaw?
Anyone wanna talk about possible trade destinations for Matt Kemp or Yasiel Puig?
Anyone here in DoDi wanna talk new Dodgers Front Office?
Just read this article....Good read @DBrim
In my biased opinion, you could argue that Kershaw's defense behind him wasn't all that great outside of AGon and Uribe...Think about how much betters his numbers would play say if he was playing with a defense like KC
haven't read any comments on this yet
Could the Mets have gotten Cuddyer as a preemptive move to get Tulo? Essentially making a first round pick as part of their deal
@Dodgers Nerd Probably by throwing in like $20-30 million
@Mike Petriello I could see Detroit making a big splash with Hanley if VMart leaves
@DodgersFan @Mike Petriello @Dodgers Nerd maybe a better argument is Giants just won the World Series with Juan Perez and Ishikawa as their Left Fielders lol
@the great dick tater @Ker$haw$Dodger$ right but if a team comes to you and gives you players that can produce elsewhere for lower than the current cost, I think that's where the FO would make the changes
@the great dick tater the problem is you're expecting these players to be healthy at the end of the season again next year and for years to come
@SabrDodgers @Ker$haw$Dodger$ @Mike Petriello I just see that this year you won't be able to say "look at how our guy pitched out of the bullpen the last three weeks in the season, he deserves a three year $21 million dollar contract"
@Mike Petriello Do you think this offseason, free agents and their agents will change the way they deal with Dodgers because of the changes in the front office?
@Mike Petriello and panda beanies
@Mike Petriello Panda...just so teams can sell more jerseys
@HunterStricklandsOedipalComplex @Ker$haw$Dodger$ ok so you have two years to platoon or find comparable replacements for Kemp's production and after that you'll have more flexibility in the money you spend elsewhere
@HunterStricklandsOedipalComplex @Ker$haw$Dodger$ True..I just think the production you can get Puig, Pederson and others, you can get over what ever Kemp will do in the future and you will have better production in other areas (bullpen or infield)
@HunterStricklandsOedipalComplex @Ker$haw$Dodger$ I think it's a fair deal...Without Kemp stealing 20 a year, he won't be worth his contract
Kemp for SS Brad Miller and P James Paxton from the Mariners
Ethier for two low A Dominicans who just need to work out and get their nutrition straight who will be Projects for Gabe Kapler
Kemp for SS Brad Miller and P James Paxton from the Mariners
Ethier for two low A Dominicans who just need to work out and get their nutrition straight who will be Projects for Gabe Kapler
@Disgruntled Goat @Ker$haw$Dodger$ business sense no, but if you can provide cheap controlled production at other positions for later years, it might make baseball sense
@Disgruntled Goat @Ker$haw$Dodger$ But at this point why are the Dodgers worried about having team friendly contracts when you can bring in talent for even lower costs
Would a trade for Yasiel Puig really need a massive return for the Dodgers?
My thing is if you still have a rather productive outfield whatever you receive can either help infield, pitching or catching.
@YadierMolinasOedipalComplex I think i read two strikeouts were looking...I think that says something..That he's still trying to figure out his pitch zone but also he's not afraid to take or be patient
@Literally PFP @Ker$haw$Dodger$ only because Dodgers were relevant
@ABSmileBunch and he will form a 30-page report on the talent and limitations of Yasiel Puig
Whatever happens, all I know is that at 32 these are some of the best years i've had as a Dodger fan.... team is spending money on players, getting the best people to run the team, making the fan experience at the game better than it was...
I don't want it to end :)
@Dustin Nosler Do you think a better development system would have produced better results from recent drafts?
With all this talk about Friedman the last week, I'm thinking about how much this was the plan from the very beginning in 2012 when Kasten and Co bought the team.... I really think this was the plan all along, but there was an urgency to win at all costs to get fans back in the stands
@YadierMolinasOedipalComplex Maybe that helps
@YadierMolinasOedipalComplex I think I remember Colleti saying something about how the Kasten allows people to take more risks than they would before
@YadierMolinasOedipalComplex @Lobo it could also be the case that the Dodgers development system is not as good as others in getting drafted players to perform to expectations
@YadierMolinasOedipalComplex @Lobo if you look at those teams that made those choices of good players in other years, you may see the same results...
@Diane Nguyen 9ers fan truth is Dodgers are drafting guys with pretty good ceilings (Seager, Pederson, Anderson, Holmes).who are highly thought of..whether they are being developed or allowed to play is another story
@Diane Nguyen 9ers fan I'm sure Baez, Garcia, Frias, etc could be worth something if they were allowed to pitch
@Aaron Harang's Soul Patch @Ker$haw$Dodger$ damn didn't know he's been there that long...but you're right though, seems like everything they do is more right than wrong
@Aaron Harang's Soul Patch @Ker$haw$Dodger$ so was Walt Jocketty whom I think was running things at the time,
@Diane Nguyen 9ers fan I actually disagree with the drafting part
It's crazy how one Draft year can really change the future of a team
Cardinals' 2009 draft class included S Miller, J Kelly, M Carpenter, M Adams, T Rosenthal
@foldamort personally I like the MLB model of no salary cap...let teams decide how and in what they want to spend their money on
@JackedNate @Ker$haw$Dodger$ they give a fuck, I'm 99% right about this
@CloudyWithaChanceofMeatblahs @Ker$haw$Dodger$ as long as they're with the program
I wonder how Gonzalez, Kemp, Ethier, Crawford, Hanley*, League, Wilson, Haren, will feel when they meet Friedman...after reading this:
'it's really important to do as much as you can to put yourself in position to pay for what a player will do, not necessarily what they have done."
@JackedNate @Ker$haw$Dodger$ @mostly exciting potato because facts are a thing here on DodgersDigest comment section
@mostly exciting potato @Ker$haw$Dodger$ I feel like i'm 99% probably right
The more I read about Friedman he seems like a guy that wants everyone to be a team player from the front office to the team itself... and if you're not on the same page, he'll pretty much convince you Intellectually and Logically to get with the program
So are we still in agreement with Drank that Dodger fans don't know anything and Logan White is worthless?
I cherish Logan white and I am a dodger fan