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Giants Rumors: Posey, Pence, Casilla, Wilson
Here's the latest on the World Champion San Francisco Giants…
- "We are open to the idea," said GM Brian Sabean when asked about a long-term contract extension for Buster Posey, though he said they were "not necessarily" open to the idea with Hunter Pence. John Shea of The San Francisco Chronicle and Andrew Baggarly of CSNBayArea.com passed along the quotes (Twitter links).
- The Giants have had conceptual talks about a multiyear deal with reliever Santiago Casilla, reports Baggarly (on Twitter). The team is not active in any trade discussions, Sabean confirmed.
- Brian Wilson is unlikely to re-sign with the Giants if and when he gets non-tendered, hears Hank Schulman of The San Francisco Chronicle (on Twitter).
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Miguel Cabrera, Buster Posey Win League MVP Awards
Tigers third baseman Miguel Cabrera and Giants catcher Buster Posey were announced as the winners of the Most Valuable Player Awards in the AL and NL, respectively, the Baseball Writers Association Of America announced tonight. Full results of the voting both the AL and NL can be found on the BBWAA's website.
Posey and Cabrera become the first batting champs to both win MVP awards in the same season since Ernie Lombardi and Jimmie Foxx in 1938, and also are the first pair of MVPs whose teams squared off in the World Series since Kirk Gibson's Dodgers and Jose Canseco's Athletics met in the 1988 Fall Classic.
Cabrera became the first player since Carl Yastrzemski in 1967 to win the Triple Crown, leading the AL with 44 homers, 139 RBIs and a .330 batting average (Cabrera's slash line also included a .393 OBP and a league-leading .606 slugging percentage). This is Cabrera's first MVP award, having been a top-five finisher in the voting five previous times in his career, including a second-place finish behind Josh Hamilton in 2010. Cabrera becomes the first Venezuelan-born player to win an MVP and the second Tiger to win an MVP in as many years, following teammate Justin Verlander's MVP/Cy Young double in 2011.
The AL MVP race was seen as a tight battle between Cabrera and Mike Trout, but Cabrera ended up with 22 of 28 first-place votes, while Trout collected the other six first-place votes and ended up a distant second. Trout narrowly missed joining Fred Lynn (1975) and Ichiro Suzuki (2001) as the only players to win Rookie Of The Year and MVP awards in the same season. Adrian Beltre, Robinson Cano, Hamilton and Adam Jones round out the top six players on the AL ballot.
After missing much of the 2011 season due to a broken leg suffered in a home plate collision, Posey roared back in the best possible way, posting a .336/.408/.549 line, 24 homers and 103 RBIs. Posey's .336 average led the Majors and earned him his first batting title, making him the first NL catcher to win a batting title since Ernie Lombardi in 1942.
In three years as a regular, the 25-year-old Posey has now won an Rookie of the Year Award, an MVP and two World Series rings. Posey will receive a big raise this winter in his first trip through the arbitration process, as MLBTR's Matt Swartz projects Posey will receive $5.9MM in 2013. Since Posey has four arb years as a Super Two player, the Giants could save themselves some money by locking Posey up to a multiyear contract. Back in August, I thought Posey could get a seven-year, $84MM extension, but in the wake of his great postseason performance and his MVP award, a $100MM+ extension wouldn't be out of the question.
Posey received 27 of 32 first-place votes, easily outpacing Ryan Braun (three first place votes), Andrew McCutchen, Yadier Molina (two first place votes) and Chase Headley on the ballot. Braves closer Craig Kimbrel was the finished in eighth place and garnered the most votes of any pitcher, also earning a second-place spot from one voter that made Kimbrel the only player beyond the top four to receive a top-three vote.
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Olney On Hamilton, Tigers, Posey
MLB executives don't question Josh Hamilton's ability on the field, but they're hesitant to commit long-term to the outfielder, ESPN.com's Buster Olney reports. Hamilton figures to ask for $20-25MM per season and executives are wary of guaranteeing that kind of salary to a player with off-field questions, Olney writes. Here's Olney's latest on the market for Hamilton, who hits free agency for the first time this offseason:
- The Rangers have their doubts about how long they want to invest in Hamilton, Olney writes. They've done background work on outfielders such as Justin Upton and Jacoby Ellsbury since they realize they could be in the market for an impact outfielder within a few months.
- The Dodgers had no intention of bidding for Hamilton even before they acquired Carl Crawford. The Angels, Red Sox, Yankees, Mets, Braves, Nationals and Orioles don't seem like logical destinations for Hamilton, Olney writes.
- One GM said the Tigers could surprise rival teams and enter the bidding for Hamilton. Owner Mike Ilitch has a history of spending aggressively on free agents such as Prince Fielder and Magglio Ordonez.
- The Giants could have interest in Hamilton, but Olney suggests it'd probably be conservative. The Giants will make an effort to sign Buster Posey long-term, according to Olney. Mark Polishuk recently previewed a possible extension for the San Francisco catcher.
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Extension Candidate: Buster Posey
The first order of business for Buster Posey this season was to prove himself healthy following a 2011 campaign cut short after 45 games due to a fractured fibula. Not only did that home plate collision with Scott Cousins cost Posey most of a season, it also may have cost him some money in the short-term, as the Giants may have wished to quickly sign him to a multiyear extension.
Ironically, Posey's injury may make him a wealthier man in the long-term. Posey had a .756 OPS when he was injured in 2011, so supposing he'd stayed healthy and stayed at that more modest number (call it a sophomore slump), the Giants might have been able to sign Posey to an extension akin to Carlos Santana's five-year, $21MM deal with the Indians.
That scenario will remain a hypothetical, however, as Posey has returned from injury with an MVP-caliber .328/.394/.542 batting line and 18 home runs over 409 plate appearances entering Wednesday's action. This performance has only strengthened Posey's case as the best-hitting catcher in the game and now he'll have an even higher price tag should the Giants look to lock him up.
Posey will reach arbitration for the first time this winter and he'll have four arb years in total as a Super Two player, leaving him under Giants control through the 2016 season. MLBTR's Ben Nicholson-Smith opined that Posey would likely be in line for a salary between $2-$3MM for 2013, and at Posey's current rate of production, I'd guess that $3MM will be at the low end of his 2013 salary.
The Super Two status makes Posey a unique case, as while several notable catchers (such as Santana, Brian McCann, Yadier Molina and Joe Mauer) have signed extensions that covered their arb years, none of these players had that fourth year of arbitration. Also, none of these players signed their extensions with between 2-3 years of MLB service, as Posey will have at the conclusion of this season.
Perhaps the closest comparison is Mauer, who signed a four-year, $33MM extension with the Twins before the 2007 season that covered his three arb years and his first free agent season. Mauer had a career line of .321/.399/.471 with 28 homers through his first 1284 plate appearances before signing his extension; Posey currently has a a 307/.369/.492 career line and 40 homers through 1054 plate appearances and should make up that gap in PAs by the end of the season.
Mauer's deal broke down as $20.5MM for his three arb years and $12.5MM for his first year of free agency. If we use $3MM as the baseline for Posey's 2013 salary, I could see the Giants offering something like a five-year deal worth around $47MM for their star catcher. The salaries would break down as $3MM in 2013, $6MM in 2014, $9MM in 2015 and $12MM for 2016 to cover the arb years, and Posey would then earn $17MM for the 2017 season, which would've been his first free agent year. Posey will turn 31 years old in March 2018, so he'd still be young enough to net another big contract in free agency.
There's also the possibility that Posey and agent Jeff Berry would look to go even longer-term in San Francisco. A seven-year deal — worth $17MM and $20MM, respectively, for 2018 and 2019 — would bring the total value to $84MM. That's a big contract for any player and especially for a catcher, though the Giants have already looked to keep Posey fresh with occasional starts at first base. If Posey can keep up his current .935 OPS, that's certainly enough pop to play at first base (particularly at AT&T Park) and be worthy of that type of major financial commitment.
A seven-year, $84MM contract would be the third-most expensive deal ever given to a catcher, behind Mauer's eight-year, $184MM extension with the Twins and Mike Piazza's seven-year, $91MM deal with the Mets from 1999-2005.
Since the Giants do have four years of control to work with, it's possible they just settle on a one-year deal with Posey this offseason and save extension talks for a later date. Still, the Giants face some interesting payroll issues — Melky Cabrera will be a free agent and the newly-acquired Hunter Pence is going into his last arb year (the Giants claim to be able to extend both), not to mention potential tough decisions about franchise icons like Tim Lincecum and Brian Wilson. Posey is a player the Giants obviously want in the fold for years to come so they might look to get some cost certainty on his future salaries before looking at other business.
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Top First-Time Arbitration Eligible Catchers For 2013
Carlos Santana and Jonathan Lucroy recently signed extensions, but some other catchers are on track for year to year raises through arbitration. Three of the game's top young backstops will be arbitration eligible for the first time following the 2012 season. Matt Wieters, Alex Avila, Buster Posey are well-positioned for 2013 salaries in excess of $2MM if they stay healthy this year.
Deals from long ago, players from different service classes and long-term extensions won't generally have sway in the arbitration cases for players such as Wieters, Avila and Posey who determine salaries year to year. Catchers are typically self-contained in arbitration, meaning players at other positions don't figure into the discussion most of the time. For comps to have pull with agents (and the MLBPA) and teams (and the Labor Relations Department), they have to be recent and relevant.
What's relevant? First-time eligible catchers who agreed to one-year deals via the arbitration system provide the framework within which the salaries for Wieters, Avila and Posey will be determined. Reaching back more than five years would be pushing it, which further limits the selection of comparables. Many top catchers (Brian McCann, Yadier Molina) signed long-term deals and other potentially comparable catchers like A.J. Pierzynski went to arbitration long ago (post-2003). These cases aren't centrally important to Wieters, Avila and Posey.
We're left with the Arb-1 salaries for Russell Martin ($3.9MM), Geovany Soto ($3MM), Nick Hundley ($2MM), Miguel Montero ($2MM) and Mike Napoli ($2MM). Each of those settlements came within the last five years and could help determine the earnings for this offseason's first-time eligible backstops. Before signing his first extension, Joe Mauer and the Twins exchanged arbitration submissions and arrived at a $3.9MM midpoint ($4.5MM vs. $3.3MM). Those six-year-old filing numbers could also figure in to next winter's cases.
Posey didn't play after a gruesome home-plate collision ended his season last May, so there's no way he'll measure up to players such as Avila, Wieters, Soto and Martin in terms of bulk stats like games, plate appearances and RBI. Posey resembles Soto, another NL Rookie of the Year winner, on a per-game basis, but he probably won't catch up to the Cubs backstop in terms of counting stats.
With a full season, Posey should have better bulk numbers than Hundley, Napoli and Montero did as first-time eligible catchers. Each member of that trio obtained $2MM their first time through the arbitration process, so a salary in the $2-3MM range is within reach for Posey.
If Avila plays in 104 games, makes 470 plate appearances, hits 23 homers and drives in 69 this season, he'll have matched the career stats Soto had as a first-time eligible player. Avila could match Martin in homers, and a better platform year is within reach. But in terms of most significant counting stats, Avila won't measure up to Wieters and Martin, the record holder for first-time eligible catchers. Still, Avila's similarity to Soto should set him up for a comparable payday in the $3MM range.
Wieters will have distinguished himself from $2MM catchers such as Hundley, Montero, Napoli and John Buck by the time the season ends. In fact, it's not hard to argue that he has already done so. The switch hitter currently compares well with Soto's post-2010 career numbers despite his relative inexperience. He'll match Soto's career numbers with eight more homers and 21 RBI, but the Cubs backstop had a better career batting line. Even so, $3MM seems quite attainable for Wieters.
With a healthy season, Wieters would surpass some of the numbers Martin had as a first-time eligible player. The Orioles catcher is on track to have more games, plate appearances and RBI than Martin did when he set his record after the 2008 season. And Wieters' bulk numbers are already superior to those Mauer had as a first-time eligible player. However, Wieters doesn't offer Martin's speed or the batting average and on-base percentage that Martin and Mauer both had. Wieters' 2013 salary could be closer to $4MM than it is to $3MM, but it's unreasonable to expect him to break any records just yet.
These informal projections could change quickly. As Posey knows all too well, injuries can interrupt seasons and limit bargaining power. Playing time is one of the most important determinants of a hitter's salary, so these three catchers must stay healthy to remain on track. If all goes well, their salaries will climb above $2MM following the 2012 season.
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Giants Touch Base With Posey, Lincecum On Contracts
Giants VP of baseball operations Bobby Evans said he contacted Buster Posey's agent today in regards to a possible multiyear extension for the catcher, and also told Tim Lincecum's agent that the right-hander is also still in the team's plans. (Andrew Baggarly of CSN Bay Area and Henry Schulman of the San Francisco Chronicle tweet the details from Evans' talk with media members.)
The Giants and Posey first talked a possible extension in the spring and now that Posey has shown himself to be apparently recovered from the broken leg that prematurely ended his 2011 season, it's no surprise that the club has revisited locking up its best young position player. Carlos Santana's recent five-year, $21MM extension with the Indians will probably serve as a reference point for what a Posey extension might look like.
As for Lincecum, it sounds as if Evans was simply making a courtesy call to indicate that nothing had changed in regards to the Giants' desire to sign Lincecum to a long-term contract. "Obviously we'll be looking toward that in the future," Evans said. Earlier today, Schulman wrote that the added cost certainty achieved by signing Madison Bumgarner and Matt Cain to extensions increases the chances of the Giants also extending Lincecum.
Despite the Giants' recent spate of moves, it may yet be a while before we see Posey or Lincecum extended. Evans said he didn't expect any negotiations to take place during the season but "there will be a time we address that" (Twitter link).
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NL West Notes: Posey, Moores, Page
Don't expect any inter-sport recruiting from Todd Helton. The veteran first baseman says he isn't planning to try and sell his friend Peyton Manning about possibly coming to Denver, after reports surfaced that Manning was making a free agent visit to the NFL's Denver Broncos. The two were teammates on the University of Tennessee's football team, and Helton was briefly the Volunteers' starting quarterback before Manning took over.
Curiously enough, this isn't the only NFL-related item within this roundup of news from around the NL West…
- The Giants and Buster Posey agreed to terms on a one-year, $615K contract for 2012, reports Henry Schulman of the San Francisco Chronicle. Posey will be eligible for arbitration for the first time next winter and Schulman reported last week that no extension talks were planned between Posey and the team before Opening Day. The Giants now have all 19 of their pre-arbitration players under contract for 2012 — most received salaries at or slightly above the Major League minimum of $480K except Posey and Madison Bumgarner ($575K).
- Padres majority owner John Moores talked to Nick Canepa of the San Diego Union-Tribune about Jeffrey Moorad's decision to drop his attempt to buy a controlling interest of the team. "This was a done deal a long time ago," Moores said. "But it's not the worst situation in the world to sit in the owner's seat from time to time for another season — though I am conflicted about it, no question." Moores praised Moorad for stepping back so the club could get its new TV contract approved before Opening Day.
- The Dodgers have signed former Minnesota Vikings safety Jarrad Page to a minor league contract, reports MLB.com's Ken Gurnick (via Twitter). Page has played in the NFL since 2006, but was not expected to be re-signed by the Vikings once the NFL's free agency period opens on Tuesday. A well-regarded high school baseball prospect, Page was drafted by the Brewers in 2002 before deciding to attend UCLA, and was also drafted by the Rockies in 2005 and the Angels in 2006. Page attended an open tryout with the Dodgers last week and has signed as an outfielder.
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Quick Hits: Burnett, Sizemore, Posey, Yankees
Now that the calendar has flipped to March, Opening Day seems that much closer. Here are some links from around MLB, starting with a pair of injury updates…
- The Pirates announced that A.J. Burnett has an orbital fracture of his right eye and will require surgery. The club didn't provide a timetable for the right-hander, who was acquired from the Yankees last month.
- The Indians announced that Grady Sizemore underwent a "minimally invasive low back procedure" and is expected to miss two to three months.
- Agent Jeff Berry told Henry Schulman of the San Francisco Chronicle that no discussions about a multiyear deal for Giants catcher Buster Posey are expected to take place before Opening Day. Posey hasn't played since last May 25th, so it's more likely that an extension would become a priority next offseason.
- Yankees managing general partner Hal Steinbrenner confirmed to reporters, including Marc Carig of the Star-Ledger, that he is intent on lowering payroll below $189MM by 2014 for luxury tax purposes (Twitter link).
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NL West Notes: Dodgers, Haren, Posey, Rockies
Notes from the NL West as the D'Backs could clinch an improbable division title tonight….
- Major League Baseball has asked a federal bankruptcy judge to order that the Dodgers be sold, reports Bill Shaikin of the L.A. Times. The filing even threatened that the Dodgers could be suspended from the league in order to keep Frank McCourt from being able to keep the team via a new television contract.
- The Giants will use Buster Posey as a catcher next season, though manager Bruce Bochy said a position change might come "down the road," reports Henry Schulman of the San Francisco Chronicle.
- Kevin Millwood will be looking for a Major League contract this winter, reports Troy Renck of the Denver Post. Millwood and the Rockies have a mutual interest in each other, but as noted earlier this month, the Rockies would prefer to bring the veteran starter back on a minor league deal.
- From that same item, Renck says J.C. Romero's first choice would be to re-sign with the Rockies, and Colorado players are expecting some changes to the coaching staff.
- You can't blame the Diamondbacks for the Dan Haren trade in 2010, argues Nick Piecoro of the Arizona Republic, since nobody saw the club turning things around as quickly as they did this season.
- Bobby Borchering, the Diamondbacks' first-round pick in the 2009 draft, is being transitioned to left field, tweets Piecoro. Borchering has played first and third base in his first three pro seasons.
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Cafardo's Latest: Fielder, Nathan, Hart, Mauer
One major league source told Nick Cafardo of the Boston Globe that a lot of lefty relievers were blocked by teams and never got through waivers in August. The price tag on most of them was steep so most teams bit the bullet and decided to go with what they had. The Giants were one of those clubs as GM Brian Sabean opted to stick with Javy Lopez and Jeremy Affeldt. Here are some other highlights from Cafardo's column..
- The Mariners re-upped GM Jack Zduriencik this week and Cafardo wonders if Seattle will be in the mix with Prince Fielder this offseason, even though they already have Justin Smoak at first. It's hard to predict how much the M's will be willing to spend and it's possible that the four-year, $36MM deal given to Chone Figgins in December 2009 could make ownership gun-shy.
- The Twins didn't seem to have anything major working for Joe Nathan at the deadline, but they asked him to waive his trade-veto rights just in case and Nathan declined. Nathan's future with the club is uncertain as he heads into free agency but he has a shot at staying if he accepts a hometown discount. It's unlikely that the Twins will pick up his $12MM option this winter. The club can buy him out for just $2MM.
- Cafardo writes that Brewers rightfielder Corey Hart would fit nicely with the Red Sox. However, it seems likely that they'll lose Fielder this summer so they probably won't entertain a deal involving Hart.
- Twins GM Bill Smith says that Joe Mauer will be a catcher for the foreseeable future, but he continues to leave the door open for a possible shift of positions down the road. There are also no plans for the Giants to move Buster Posey elsewhere, according to Sabean.
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Parents' heartbreak as £17,000 jewellery stolen from Bulbrook home
Published: 1 May 2013 09:300 comments
THE daughter of a couple who had £17,000 of jewellery stolen has spoken of their heartbreak.
The couple, who are both in their 50s and do not wish to be named, had necklaces, bracelets and rings stolen.
A camera, mobile phone and tablet were also taken during the raid - which took place when Katie King, 24, took her mother out for lunch.
Mrs King said: "It's heartbreaking. A lot of the things they took are very sentimental. They have jewellery from my grandparents who have passed away which had been passed down to mum and dad.
"There were rings to celebrate me being born and my brother being born. It's not the money amount but the fact they have taken her memories which is breaking mum's heart."
Mrs King, who got married last month, said she had taken her mum to lunch with her in-laws as her dad was working in Thailand. The women were out from 2-4.30pm but returned to find the house, in Arden Close, Bulbrook, had been burgled.
Mrs King said: "When we got back they had taken everything. It wasn't just jewellery, they took a camera which was my wedding present.
"Dad tried to get an earlier flight home but couldn't and mum doesn't want to be in the house alone.
"Luckily me and my brother have been able to move back in. I wouldn't care if the thieves kept the camera, I'd just love to be able to get six or seven bits of jewellery which are mum's memories.
"We don't even have pictures of them because mum was normally behind the camera rather than in front of it.
"I'd do anything to get them back. I've always felt sorry for people when this happens to them but it's very hard to put this into words."
Police are appealing for witnesses to the burglary, which took place on Saturday, April 20. They believe the burglars left the scene in a silver Vauxhall Corsa, which may have been parked in Lily Hill Road, behind the burgled house.
Anyone with information should call PC Oliver Neale of Bracknell CID on the Thames Valley Police 24-hour non-emergency single number 101.
If you do not want to speak to the police you can call Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555111.


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Google: botnet takedowns fail to stem spam tide
Spam levels have remained resolutely stable despite recent botnet takedowns, according to a survey from Google's email filtering business. Google Postini reports no lasting effect from the recent takedown of spam-spewing botnet, such as Mariposa and Mega-D. The command-and-control servers associated with the Mega-D botnet were …
Disgusting defeatism
If they can't do anything substantive about the spam problem, why don't they give US better tools to help fight spam. Something like SpamCop on steroids, with more rounds of analysis and human confirmation, and targeting not just the ISPs and webhosts, but EVERY other resource exploited by the spammers, such as reply addresses, fake opt-outs, link shorteners, slandered brand names, and especially the registrars.. Don't bang heads on the strongest defenses the spammers have (the sadly robust spambots), but go after them everywhere with some serious collective intelligence. Anyone else want to join an army of "ANGRY Good Samaritans Against Spam"? (Call it AGSAS?)
Reasons why I think this would be more effective in reducing spam:
1. There are lots of people who hate spam and only a few suckers the spammers are hunting for.
2. Whatever else the spammers automate, they can't automate the suckers.
3. However they obfuscate, they can't obfuscate beyond the suckers understanding.
Just for the obvious example, if Gmail included such a power spam-fighting tool, would you use it? Would the spammers even spam Gmail if they were certain of aggressive and intelligent countermeasures against ALL of their spamming infrastructure?
No one would have to participate, but even a small number of volunteers would be far more numerous than the suckers. Me? I want to be a spam-fighter first class.
Not my experience
Spam in my inbox was down by at least half since the beginning of this year. It shot back up to early 2009 levels this weekend, though.
In any case, even if takedowns only have a temporary effect, I'm still all for them. It's not because crooks are hard to fight that you shouldn't fight them.
Wrong target
Taking down the c&c servers is never going to be a long term solution. The zombies themselves need removing from the network.
I'm usually against getting the government involved in matters like this, but people with zombied machines need protecting, and there are shedloads of them. I think they should introduce legislation to force ISPs to detect and sandbox zombied machines on their networks. This would have a real impact on reducing credit card and identity fraud.
If one major country does it, and it's successful, many others are likely to follow.
Restricted ISP Policing
I know some will say that it may end up going further than what I am about to say. But sometimes extreme measures are needed. Just have ISPs terminate any broadband connections the moment they detect massive amounts of email going over it unless the owner informs them of legitimate sending.
IMHO 60-80% of internet users are stupid and they never know if they have a virus or don't care and the only way to get them to listen and look is to force them.
"Sorry sir your line has been flagged as a spam line. Please check your computer and provide evidence it is clean then we can reconnect you"
FAIL? Because I work in IT support. Its not because users don't know. It's because they don't want to know. Always thinking someone else will take care of their stupidity.
And it takes Google, what, 4 years to work that out. Basic economics me ol' mateys. Even a UK primary skool child knows that if you nearest shop runs out of sweeties you go to the next one.
Playing whack-a-mole with the ISPs and the botnets is pointless, the only way to really make a dent in the spam industry is to change the economics, make it no longer profitable. The only ones who ever got near achieving that were the guys at Blue Frog.
I have never understood why the governments of the world don't just go after the places that advertise via spam. This would really hurt the botnets where it counts.
It could be turned in to a weapon.
Dealing in widgets? Got a tough competitor to take down? Get a botnet herder to push adverts for your competitor and sit back and laugh while the government take your competition to pieces. Simples! *squeak*
Too open to abuse
Going after the manufacturers of products advertised by means of spam would be over-simplistic. The main problem is, it's open to abuse: all you have to do to cost your competitors big money, is to send spam purporting to originate from them.
That won't work
If you start targetting the companies being advertised, exactly how long do you think it would take before a company started sending out spam plugging their business rivals?
Of course not.
As long as there's millions of completely unprotected PCs connected to the internet at any time, there's no problem in building a new botnet, or activting one that has been slowly(and stealthily) building up.
If we want to stop the tide, we need to educate PC owners, and get infected computers off the net!
just imagine, there are people who doesn't see the danger of surfing with an Admin account, and at least one big ISP in America discourages thir customers from setting up a Router/Firewall between their modem and the customer's PC.
And 99% of all home routers run with the default passwods...
We also need to have 'bulletproof hosters' thrown off the net quicker than they are now, as that at least seems to slow the deluge somewhat.
It's a consumer-side problem
Spam will be around as long as there are idiots who respond to it. And while the world will never want for idiots, the numbers of the simply naive or inexperienced are diminishing daily as people generally become more internet savvy. Also spam filters are getting better (I hardly ever see spam in my gmail inbox these days).
So while spam will never go away, I suspect the effort-to-reward ratio is increasing. Even MS is making it harder for computers to be pwned into botnets in the first place.
(I'm optimistic today - it must be spring)
The problem with spam is who's actually benefiting from it.
It's a two-card monty since the anti-spam business is big business. If there were no spam or levels that bothered people where would the anti-spam people be?
Theres alot of talk about governments causing war and attacking their own people. It's been documented having been something on the US governments agendas.
When you look at as much spam as I do on a daily basis you quickly realize no real rocket science goes into how these emails are sent. 99.5% of our daily spam is from outside of the US making it exempt from the can-spam act. While the can-spam act was recently declared a failure I think it's only because it only applys to US companies, doesn't it?
Spam could be stopped, but then corporate america would be in an uproar, they need spam.
It's just like the whole sender-verify and defensive network arguments. Opponents of sender-verify say it creates backscatter that could be connecting to the wrong server to begin with. With that point taken what gets contacted when a server bounces an email based on a spam filter? Don't spam filters also create backscatter?
If you go outside the whitehouse and take some shots at the whitehouse missing your target(s) do the capital police ignore you like the anti-defensive network folks would like you to do with your network? Corporate ISP America wants you to get attacked and take it, don't do anything in return that could affect their hosting of spammers and hackers. After all they are too big to regulate what goes on, except of course when it involves P2P, Torrents, Streaming, VOIP, or favoring their peering partners over the competition.
Kudos to google for at least not allowing itself to send garbage. Can't say the same about hotmail and yahoo.
SPAM filters must NOT bounce SPAM!
As every bl**dy SPAM message has faked sender info, it just means some poor schmuck somewhere gets bombed with hundreds or thousands of messages.
(You REALLY don't want that to happen to you... )
I make it a matter of fact to contact every business I come across who does this, and explain in no uncertain terms how bad their practice is.
(We get a few now and then... more than a few, sometimes, too... )
If the bouncer at least included the complete header of the message it received, then it might be worth looking at by someone with more than two braincells, but...
I see SPAM from GMAIL
or at least purporting to be from GMAIL accounts,
Google provids a Free Botnet for Spammers
I believe Google provides a very accessible botnet that spammers regularly take advantage of. Excuse me Google, doesn't look like spam levels have been going doing... but Stock Market, look how many people have signed up for Gmail and all that ad revenue. Who cares if Google generates a bit of spam... as long as nobody actually quantifies how much spam they get that originates from Google, they'll be in the clear.
@Shannon Jacobs
I agree with you, and maybe it's time that the Blue Frog idea (as mentioned above by Gabor Laszio) was tried again. After all, if even the spammers admit that this is the one approach so far that they're really scared of, then maybe one of the big players like Google could earn themselves several million brownie points by hosting such a service.
Gmail too big to block?
"too big to block" has been a big talking point on various anti-spam forums.
However a number of business ISP's block gmail et.al and consider this a USP so blocking gmail is something most businesses think worthwhile.
Also, a number of the big ISP/MSP's have laid off thier talented (read expensive) abuse teams and offshored the work to indian "script droids". And spam volumes have gone through the roof but somehow "botnets" get the all the blame...
What;s too big?
Never mind "too big to block", what else is too big?
Why aren't new PCs delivered with some decent protection installed?
Shouldn't Windows be better protected? Why does everyone seem to sell Norton, despite a long history of lacklustre results in testing?
What alternative do the less-informed users have? What alternatives do the ISP helplines offer? My analogy, based on experience, is agricultural crops, attacked by an incredible range of diseases, protected by a variety of chemicals, and with far more genetic variety for just one species of plant than there seems to be variation in protections for computers.
Farmers value the variations, both for the different qualities of the final product and for the reduction of risk. Business IT, it seems, wants an intense monoculture which is horribly vulnerable to the virtual-world equivalent of an Irish potato famine. They don't want to change. They use old versions of Internet Explorer with all the certainty of a rabbit staring blindly into the headlights of an oncoming car.
I don't have an answer, but they're not going to call me Bright-Eyes.
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"You will not believe what a quarter will buy," organizers said in a news release.
The department also had a spring sale, but organizers said they've "collected a ton of more stuff through some very generous donations."
The sale will last from 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Station No. 2, 1950 McConnell School Lane, just off Hixson Pike.
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By the time I was 14 and getting ready for high school a lot of things were changing in my life. At the beginning of summer vacation I spent a weekend camping with Sharon and few other girlfriends at their parent's camp. Sharon's 16 year old brother Steve was also there. My friends were also 14 and we wore skimpy bikinis the entire weekend which we knew had Steve going crazy. I wouldn't have been surprised to know that he masturbated a dozen times before the weekend was over!
After that weekend I as thrilled when Steve called and asked me out. He took me to a 4th of July carnival and that night while watching the fireworks I felt a boy's hands on my boobs for the first time. We had dated a few times after that and I let him play with my boobs but not further. I knew he wanted in my pants badly. Not that I didn't want it - I was fingering myself every night and often during the as well day thinking about him, especially that bulge in his pants I couldn't help but notice whenever we were making out. Finally after laying in bed exhausted after some heavy masturbating I decided that during our next date I would find out more about it - a lot more!
Steve took me to a movie and he found some seats in the back away from anyone else - obviously watching the movie was not what he had in mind! It was the middle of summer and I was dressed for it - my shortest cutoffs, skimpiest tube top, sneakers, and not a single thing more. When I sat down the crotch of my shorts was so thin and tight it rode up into my pussy - I could see Steve's eyes staring at my exposed crotch when he thought I wasn't looking. I looked at him and licked my lips suggestively, just enough for him to know I was waiting for him to make his move.
The theater was new and featured seats where the armrests pulled up between seats. Steve moved it out of the way and I wiggled over next to him. Steve put his arm around my shoulders and held my upper arm. He pulled me towards him and we kissed long and hard, his tongue reaching into my mouth and mine meeting his. As we kissed, I could feel my pussy getting that itch I got when I was really horny. I reach up with my hand and moved his hand from my arm to my breast. He squeezed it and his kiss intensified. I moaned just a bit as he rubbed my nipple through the thin fabric of my tube top. His hand could cup my entire breast and I couldn't believe how good it felt as he fondled me.
We continued to kiss while he groped my breasts and soon he started to run his hands over my bare skin - which was most of me in the outfit I was wearing! I almost jumped out of my seat as he run his fingers up my inner thighs. The skin there was soft and smooth and sensitive as hell. He started to reach for my crotch but I moved his hand away and whispered, "Not here. Don't worry, soon you'll know every inch of me."
Then I reached over and put my hand between his legs and was thrilled by the feel of his hard cock inside his jeans. He spread his legs apart to make it easier for me to hold him. I squeezed him gently and rubbed him. I looked at him and smiled. "Mmmmmm, I want what's in here!â€Â
I was fumbling with his jeans so he reached down and unsnapped them for me. I unzipped them and reached inside - he was wearing loose boxers which made it easy for me to slip my hand inside them. First I felt his curly pubic hair against my fingers, I had never touched a boy there before but before I knew it I was holding my first hard cock! I couldn't believe it - it was so hard and warm. The skin felt so soft in my hands. I looked down and saw my hand around it, the head poking out of my hand. Not sure what to do, I just held it, feeling it throbbing and hot in my hand.
Steve whispered, "Stroke it Kelly."
I was only too happy to do what he wanted. As I ran my hand up and down his shaft his hips moved in sync with me and I could feel his cock swelling even more. I don't know what got into me then but I was feeling so horny I decided to just go for it. I slid down to the floor and moved between his legs. I was still holding his cock and looked up at him questioningly. Steve just nodded and pulled my head gently forward. I took just the tip of his cock in my mouth - it felt so soft and warm. He shuddered as my tongue licked the tip of the head. I started to lick his shaft, starting at the base and working my way up the to the head. I couldn't help but imagining a big popsicle except this one was warm and throbbing!
"Suck me again,†he whispered to me softly.
I took him back in my mouth. At first I just took the head in my mouth, licking around it with my tongue. Steve pushed gently down on my head and I understood he wanted me to take more of him in. I took over half of his cock in my mouth before it seemed that was all I could take in. He then pulled me up and I started to move his cock in and out of my mouth. As I got use to it I found I could take more of it in, until finally I had his entire cock in his mouth and my face was tight against his crotch, my nose and mouth buried in his pubic hair. He had a strong, musky odor which actually turned me on, similar to my pussy which I loved to taste as well.
At that moment I knew I was hooked - I realized that I loved sucking cock! When I had Steve's cock in my mouth he was completely in my control. The thought that I was the reason for his cock being so big and hard made me so wet I couldn't take it anymore. I reached down and pulled my cutoffs down just enough for me to get to my pussy. I was so wet my finger easily slid inside of me while the palm of my hand rubbed my clit. Steve could see what I was doing and I knew he was really turned on. I continued sucking his wonderful cock while I played with myself. Knowing we were only a short distance away from everyone else in the theater made me even hotter. Once in a while I would get carried away and a wet slurping sound escaped but nobody seemed to notice.
This was all new territory for me so I wasn't sure what was going to happen next. I knew that eventually he would cum and squirt from his cock – I had seen my dad masturbate plenty of times so the mechanics were not a mystery to me. I just wasn't sure how the timing worked. Steve was loving it and he started moving his hips in time with my mouth, thrusting himself as deeply into my mouth as he could. He started to move faster and I kept up with him.ÂÂ
"Oh god Kelly, don't stop. Don't stop no matter what. Damn! I AM almost there!" he whispered.
His cock suddenly swelled in my mouth. I started to back away but he shoved my head down into his crotch, forcing me keep his cock in my mouth. Then suddenly he jerked and I felt his hot cum shooting into my mouth! His cum was so hot, salty, and a bit gooey. He kept jerking and shooting more into me. I started to gag just a bit and he pulled away. I watched his last burst shoot out and it hit me in the cheek. I looked up at him, his cum dripping from my lips as I licked the rest off his cock.
Steve was smiling. "Mmmmmm, that's a good girl. Now open your mouth and show me my cum."
I still had some of his cum left in my mouth so I stuck out my tongue enough so he could see it pooled on it. Then I swallowed it down and sucked his cock again. It was already shrinking and I loved the way it felt as it softened in my mouth. He shivered as I sucked on it softly, like a baby with a pacifier.
With him still in my mouth I pulled up my shorts. Finally I had to let him go and while it was disappointing to feel his cock leave my mouth I knew that it was going to be back in many times in the future if I had anything to say about it. I got up and sat next to him again. I put my finger in his mouth telling him, "Next time you will get to taste me for yourself."
We watched what little was left of the movie, my hand inside his pants slowly massaging his spent cock. I could still taste his cum in my mouth, wishing I could have more. Needless to say, I got a LOT more later and he got to know a lot more of me as well!


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VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. (CBS Charlotte) – The parents of a Virginia Beach 13-year-old say zero tolerance has gone too far, after their son and another boy were suspended from school for shooting a pellet gun on their front yard.
On Sept. 9, Khalid Caraballo and his fellow 7th grader Aidan Clark were shooting at other boys with a spring-loaded Airsoft gun while waiting for the school bus. The Caraballo's property is 70 yards from the bus stop, according to WAVY-TV. A neighbor saw the boys playing and called 911.
Kahlid's mother, Solangel Caraballo, says the Virginia Beach City Public School System had no right to order the suspensions.
"My son is my private property. He does not become the school's property until he goes to the bus stop, gets on the bus, and goes to school," she told WAVY.
Khalid insists he put the gun down when the school bus arrived.
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Larkspur Middle School principal Matthew Delaney said the children were firing the pellets at each other and people near the bus stop.
The suspensions are through the end of the school year, though the district could revisit the case in January. Caraballo will attend an alternate school while Clark's father says the boy will be homeschooled.
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Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission officials said the agency is prepared to change amid the prospect of a $30 million budget gap.
The state parks agency used to receive about 75 percent of operating funds from the state general fund, but in the last legislative session, lawmakers set aside $17 million in "bridge" funding to transition the agency off of general fund dollars. Legislators also implemented the Discover Pass, a parking fee for state parks and state-managed recreation lands.
The commission prepared a strategy to allow the agency to respond to a worst-case scenario if legislators cut the existing $17 million general fund dollars, or if Discover Pass and other revenues fall short. The strategy includes deep spending cuts, changes to service levels in the short term and re-engineering the agency for a leaner future.
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Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission officials said the agency is prepared to change amid the prospect of a $30 million budget gap.
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August 25, 2011
NEW — 6 a.m. Aug. 25, 2011
The state generated $2.9 million for state parks and other public recreation lands during the initial six weeks of Discover Pass sales, state agency chiefs announced Wednesday.
Officials started requiring the $30 annual pass or $10 day-use pass to park vehicles at recreation lands statewide July 1. The state started selling the passes in June.
Don Hoch, Washington State Parks director, said the revenue is crucial to state parks, because the agency must rely on user fees and donations to cover costs. In recent years, the Legislature slashed funding for agencies managing outdoor recreation lands and facilities.
"Public support has been essential as we begin this new program aimed at preserving public access to recreation lands," he said in a statement. "It's heartening that Washington citizens are willing to help keep their recreation lands open and operating. And we are optimistic that sales will continue to grow to help fund our state recreation lands."
State park pulls some strings to host Beijing puppet theater
August 23, 2011
The Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission Folk Arts in the Parks Program presents a free performance of the Beijing rod puppet theater in Lake Sammamish State Park.
No state Discover Pass for parking is needed for those attending this event.
The performance is at 6 p.m. Aug. 26 in the kitchen shelter at the park.
The state describes performers Dragon Art Studio, based in Portland, as an internationally acclaimed puppet theater and the only professional rod puppet theater in North America. Primary puppeteers Yuqin Wang and Zhengli Xu were trained in China at the Beijing Puppet Theater and the Beijing Opera School. Their daughter, Brenda Xu, is the third member of the troop.
Wang and Xu came to the U.S. in 1996 and performed at the Atlanta Olympics that summer. In 2004, they were named National Heritage Fellows by the National Endowment for the Arts.
The performance is part of a broader series of events celebrating the diverse culture represented in Washington. The program is a partnership between the Washington Parks and Recreation Commission, the Washington State Arts Commission and Northwest Heritage Resources. Funding is provided by the National Endowment for the Arts, the Washington State Arts Commission and the Washington State Parks Foundation.
The Beijing puppet show is designed to be accessible to those with disabilities. If special accommodations are required in order to attend, call 649-4276. Those who are hearing or speech impaired may call the Washington Telecommunications Relay Service 800-833-6388 toll free. Requests must be made in advance.
Learn more about the Dragon Arts Studio at www.dragonartstudio.com.
Discover Pass is required for state parks, recreation lands July 1
June 28, 2011
Summer days spent lounging lakeside at Lake Sammamish State Park or hiking in Tiger Mountain State Forest start to cost most users a fee soon.
The cash-strapped state is preparing to debut the Discover Pass on July 1, just as the Fourth of July weekend causes attendance to swell at state parks and recreation lands. The permit is required to park vehicles at state recreation sites and other public lands.
The base price for the annual pass is $30, although consumers should expect to shell out another $5 in fees. The day-use pass — base price: $10 — carries $1.50 in additional fees.
State officials maintain the pass is necessary to avoid closing state parks and other sites to public access, but outdoors enthusiasts said the requirement serves a barrier to parkgoers, and could cause attendance to drop.
The pass is needed for parking access to 7 million acres of state recreation lands under the jurisdiction of the Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission, state Department of Natural Resources, and state Department of Fish and Wildlife. State recreation lands include state parks, boat launches, heritage sites, wildlife and natural areas, campgrounds, trails and trailheads.
Discover Pass for state recreation lands goes on sale
June 20, 2011
NEW — 7 p.m. June 20, 2011
The parking pass required for state parks and other recreation lands is available for purchase, state agencies announced Monday.
The state is offering the Discover Pass online and at recreational license dealers across the Evergreen State. The pass is needed for parking access to 7 million acres of state recreation lands, including Lake Sammamish State Park and Tiger Mountain State Forest.
The base price for the annual pass is $30, and the base price for the day-use pass is $10. Users must also pay transaction and dealer fees.
Starting July 1, the pass is required for vehicle access to recreation lands and water-access sites under Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission, state Department of Natural Resources and the state Department of Fish and Wildlife jurisdiction. State recreation lands include state parks, boat launches, heritage sites, wildlife and natural areas, campgrounds, trails and trailheads.
Squak Mountain State Park to remain open
June 7, 2011
Budget prompts reduced hours, service at state park
Squak Mountain State Park's operating hours and maintenance could be reduced, but the latest proposal from the state allows for the park to remain open.
Under a plan offered last year, Squak Mountain and other recreation sites faced a shutdown as early as July 2011. Instead, the Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission is considering a service reduction in order to cut costs. Under the proposal, the 1,545-acre destination for hikers and equestrian trail riders could close on weekdays.
"We know we have to make some service reductions, but we're trying to figure out ways to have the parks not be to zero service," commission spokeswoman Virginia Painter said.
Still, reduced service could make for some notable changes on Squak Mountain.
"The intention for us is to have it open on weekends — Friday, Saturday, Sunday — and probably holidays with some limited services, meaning limited maintenance," Lake Sammamish State Park Manager Rich Benson said. "We're probably not going to do as much as we once did."
(Rangers manage Lake Sammamish, Squak Mountain, Bridle Trails and Olallie state parks from a lakeside office in Issaquah.)
The state could also find a partner, such as a nonprofit group, to help maintain Squak Mountain, although no such agreement has been announced.


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This ebook will teach you several mentalism effects, all of them related with music. Here is Nefesch in his own words:
Let me tell you a REAL story:
I received a call from a producer who asked me to meet him for an interview to discuss the chance of me being the OPENER for some MUSIC concert tours that would take place in Greece. So I went to the appointment he had several questions, he asked me to perform which I did, and he was truly impressed, after that he told me: "ok, I want you, but the last word on whether or not we will hire you is on the singers hands". So he gave me another appointment in which I will meet the singer (who is very famous here in Greece) in which I will have to perform, and convince her that I fit in her show. I decided to perform something related to music, and make the singer believe that I have skills that allow me to hypnotize people by using music, and skills that allow me to influence people by using music. The result: A FULL SUCCESS.
Since then I have developed several methods, routines, techniques and effects that fall into that category: using music to influence people to make the decisions I want them to take.
Another real story:
While discussing with the owner of a Bar if I could not perform there, he told me: "you know the only issue I see, is that in this bar we are always playing music, and in order for me to have you here I would have to stop the music, and people could complaint about it, they might think it is boring".
My answer:
"Oh, I think I didn't tell you this, but there is no reason to stop the music, you'll see I perform with music, I actually use the music in order to hypnotize people and place them into trance, I also use music to influence them and perform my acts, I am sure you have heard about "suggestive music" haven't you?"
The result: I was hired and performed in that bar without any inconvenience.
One final story (from many I have):
I go to an interview in a Bar, and I ask for the owner (who had asked me to met him there), when he sees me he says:
"I thought you were a mentalist"
"yes I am" I said
"Then, why are you carrying a guitar with you?"
I made immediately a demonstration of how I can influence people with music, he was so impressed, I was performing in his bar next Friday.
In my Musical Influences, I will show to you several ways of how to use music to create predictions, or to use it as a mind reading tool. What is important here is that this ebook will teach you how to make your audience truly believe that you are capable to use music to hypnotize people or to influence them.
How many of you play an instrument?
This is the ebook that will show you how to put that instrument into your performance.
I'll be honest with you, this is one of my biggest acts in my theater show, most of the time I use it as my big finale, and what I do is I take my guitar with me on stage, I play and sing a song, and I show the result of how by singing that song I influence the audience who listened to it...
...BUT WHAT IF YOU don't HAVE ANY SKILLS TO PLAY ANY INSTRUMENT?
NO NEED TO WORRY, I will also teach you how to perform Musical Influences without needing to learn anything about music, nor anything about any instrument.
This ebook will teach you from impromptu effects to stage effects with no big set up needed, from using your own guitar to perform huge miracles, or your drums, or any other instrument to using your CD player or IPAD to make people believe you really have musical abilities that all musicians would like to have to: INFLUENCE people.
In this ebook, I am teaching you some unique techniques, methods, routines, that you can use to truly improve your performances, and show something unique in your theater show, bar performance, or even performing just for friends.
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One Word Movie Reviews: COWBOYS & ALIENSJuly 29, 2011
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Oh, To Be A Bun in Jessica Alba's Hot OvenJuly 26, 2011
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Taylor Momsen Barely Legal! Time to Cut LooseJuly 26, 2011
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Bikini BombshellsJuly 25, 2011
Comic-Con 2011 Roundup: Ashley Greene, Kate Beckinsale, Nina Dobrev Lead List of Hotties At the Running of the NerdsJuly 25, 2011
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Day by Day Warming Shelter seeks to provide temporary emergency shelter for adult men and women who have no other sheltering options in Oshkosh, WI. All services and assistance are offered in the context of the furtherance of human dignity with the primary goal of harm reduction during the coldest weather months of the year.
Day by Day Warming Shelter Inc. just finished its third season. We are an emergency warming shelter offering shelter to those that have no other sheltering options (mid-October to mid-April). We offer shelter from the winter elements, safety, warmth and two meals a day to those most in need. Laundry & shower facilities are on site as well as a variety of resources. These include such things as weekly medical assessment, AA meetings, monthly haircuts, computer & literacy support as needed and spiritual enrichment. Community Outreach days are monthly, bringing in experts from varied agencies in the community to help give a hand up, instead of a hand-out, to our guests.
There are many ways you can help! Go to our Donate and Wish List Pages to find out how you can be of help. Go to our Volunteer Page and Meal Page to get more information on how to make a difference at Day by Day.
Volunteer Orientation on December 6th at 10 am and 1pm. No need to sign up just come down. Held at the shelter (449 High Ave) and is about an hour long. This is mandatory for all volunteers and will be the last Orientation for the season.
Day by Day Warming Shelter will provide safe night to night temporary shelter, a warm evening meal, and a breakfast for adults who have no other sheltering options. Day by Day will also provide guidance for guests to promote self-sufficiency and will advocate for collaborative, locally driven solutions to reduce homelessness.
As a community we have a social responsibility to care for each other by assuring that everyone has access to resources that help them meet their basic need for shelter.
All guests, men and women, must be over the age of 18, and must be without housing resources. Potential guests must be willing and capable of participating in the intake process and sharing their demographics.
Enlighten the Night has been postponed untilthe end of April
Did you know you can now set up monthly, recurring donations on our website? It is as easy as a few clicks! Please consider an ongoing gift to help us help those most in need. As we brace for yet another brutal cold snap, we are doing all we can to keep the most vulnerable on our community safe & warm. Thank you for your consideration!!!


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