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COLLEGE STATION, Texas (AP) — The following reports were compiled by AgriLife Extension Service for the week of Nov. 25:
Central: The region had very cold temperatures — considerably colder than normal for this time of year. Some areas reported 2 to 2.5 inches of rain over the weekend. The coldest nighttime temperature was 24 degrees during the early morning hours of Nov. 17. Small grains looked very good. Irrigated cotton yields were good. Livestock were in good to fair condition. Winter wheat fields were in fair shape after the rains gave them a push. Stock-water tanks were full, and both pasture and forages were good. Hay stocks were good as well, so producers had a head start on what has been projected to be a cold winter. With the cooler weather, livestock producers were providing supplemental feed to livestock. The most common supplementation was with hay. Small grains are more tolerant of colder temperatures while in the vegetative stage, so earlier planted fields were expected not to be damaged by the cold. However, newly planted small grains require a minimum average daily soil temperature of 45 to 50 degrees for good germination and adequate stand establishment, so development may be slowed. There were still a few small-grain producers drilling in wheat that will be later harvested for grain.
Coastal Bend: Recent slow, soaking rains raised soil moisture to ideal levels for winter forage growth and performance. Producers planned to sow spring wheat in the next few weeks. Many growers were readying fields for cultivation and fertilizer application. Some producers were still trying to take one last hay cutting, but continued wet conditions were interfering. The ratoon rice harvest continued. The pecan harvest was in full swing. Cattle feeding increased, and cattle and calf prices rose over those the previous week.
East: Rain fell across the region, with Houston County reporting from 4 to 6 inches. Accompanying the rain came several days of freezing temperatures as a cold front pushed through. Remaining warm-season forages were pushed into dormancy. Winter pastures looked good, with ryegrass emerging and growing. Angelina County reported winter wheat was 95 percent emerged. Henderson County reported winter oats as 100 percent emerged. All counties except Shelby reported subsoil moisture and topsoil moisture as mostly adequate. Many livestock producers were feeding hay and supplements. Hay sales increased slightly. Cattle were in good condition. Prices and demand continued to be strong, with some classes $2 to $4 higher per hundredweight. Fall calving was in progress. The cotton harvest was finished. Dryland fields yielded two bales per acre, with fair to good quality. The pecan harvest was about 65 percent complete, with fair to good quality. Pecan scab was reported on some varieties. Hickory shuckworm damage was moderate. Feral hogs continued to cause destruction. Lake and pond levels were good.
Far West: Cold, dry conditions were the norm for the region. Pasture and rangeland were in fair to poor condition. Subsoil moisture ranged from adequate to short, and topsoil moisture was short to very short. Depending upon the county, upland cotton was from 40 to 90 percent harvested. From 80 to 100 percent of corn was harvested. The grain sorghum and sunflower harvests were completed. From 40 to 85 percent of winter wheat was emerged. Rangeland was in fair to poor condition. About 30 percent of Martin County oats were planted. The cotton harvest was fully underway, and wheat planting continued. Mesquite leaves were falling, and warm-season grasses were going dormant.
North: Topsoil moisture was mostly adequate. Another cold front early in the week brought a light dusting of snow on the morning of Nov. 17. About 0.5 inch of rain fell on Nov. 20-21. Winter wheat looked good. Early planted winter pastures were emerged and looking good. However, the hard killing freeze suppressed winter pasture growth. The extremely cold weather stressed livestock and required producers to supply additional feed. The feral hog population was on the rise and continued to cause damage.
Panhandle: The week began with colder temperatures and snow for most of the region. Soil moisture was from very short to adequate. The area's wheat crop was in all stages of development, from just being planted to having cattle grazing. Overall, the wheat crop was in good condition with a few producers starting to irrigate. Cotton harvesting was still behind, and the recent snowfall stopped stripping. Cattle on rangeland required supplemental feed. Stocker cattle were still being placed on wheat pasture where it was ready for grazing. Foggy, dewy conditions hindered the Collingsworth County cotton harvest near the weekend. The harvest there was approximately half completed with good yields and quality. Deaf Smith County producers were trying to wrap up harvesting for the year and prepare for 2015. Corn harvesting was basically completed, with good yields, and some stalks being baled for feed at the dairies and feed yards. Last week's snow delayed finishing the grain sorghum and sunflower harvests. The Ochiltree County cotton and sorghum harvests wound down. In Randall County, all fieldwork was delayed after about a 5 inch, wet snow. The Wheeler County corn harvest was completed, but the cotton harvest has been slowed by wet conditions. Hemphill County reported having an outstanding grass crop, and cattle were in excellent condition. Also, reports of wildlife populations, such as quail, turkeys and deer were much improved over the past several years. Rangeland and pastures continued to be rated mostly fair.
Rolling Plains: The region received about 1 inch of snow and about 0.25 inch of rain. The moisture put a damper on cotton harvesting, but producers weren't complaining. With the cotton crop being late in development, most fields weren't quite ready for harvest. A hard freeze the previous week was the first for the area, and it helped get cotton not been already defoliated closer to being harvest-ready. Winter wheat was in good condition, helped by the recent moisture. Livestock were also in good condition, as were pastures. Some producers were beginning to move cattle to wheat acres, while others were holding off, to allow wheat to grow a little more.
South: The region had cooler day and night temperatures with scattered showers that helped improve soil moisture, rangeland and pastures. In the northern part of the region, peanut harvesting continued but at a slower pace due to wet conditions. Soil moisture was mostly adequate, with Atascosa County reporting 80 percent adequate soil moisture, Frio County reporting 100 percent short subsoil moisture to 75 percent adequate topsoil moisture, and McMullen County reporting 80 percent adequate soil moisture. In the eastern part of the region, cattle producers continued wildlife supplemental feeding, but cattle were doing well without extra feed, as grazing on pastures was good. Subsoil was 80 percent short and topsoil moisture 100 percent adequate in Kleberg and Kenedy counties. In Brooks County, soil moisture was 70 to 90 percent adequate, and 50 to 100 percent adequate in Jim Hogg and Jim Wells counties. In the western part of the region, supplemental feeding was suspended due to adequate forage availability. Improved field conditions allowed harvesting of both fresh market and processing spinach varieties. Onions and cabbage progressed well throughout the week due to cooler temperatures and good soil moisture. Cabbage harvesting was also active. Soil moisture was 50 to 70 percent adequate in Webb County, 50 percent adequate in Maverick County, 80 percent surplus in Webb County and 100 percent short in Zavala County. In the southern part of the region, soil moisture was 50 percent adequate in Cameron County, 100 percent adequate in Hidalgo County, 80 percent adequate in Starr County and 75 to 85 percent surplus in Willacy County. Many fields throughout the area remained saturated after more rain during the week. There was plenty of forage available for grazing. Corn was maturing, and tomatoes, onions and cabbage were doing well with the additional moisture. Citrus harvesting continued in Hidalgo County. Willacy County received 1 inch to 2 inches of rain, and there were reports of standing water in fields and low areas.
South Plains: Warmer, dryer weather this week allowed producers to get back into the fields and continue harvesting. The cotton harvest was still running behind. To date, Floyd County cotton yields and quality were average to good. Garza County received from a trace to 1 inch of rain, which slowed cotton harvesting. About 35 to 45 percent of the Garza County cotton was harvested. Yields varied widely, from as low as 200 pounds per acre to as much as one bale per acre on dryland fields. Irrigated fields were yielding from a bale to nearly three bales per acre. Cattle were in good condition. The Lubbock County cotton harvest was hampered at the beginning of the week by moisture from snowfall. Harvesting resumed by Nov. 19, and was nearly half finished by the end of the week. Area wheat fields showed leaf-tip burn from extremely cold conditions the prior week. Winds on Nov. 23 gusted to 47 mph across much of the region. Rangeland and pastures were in good shape for this time of year, with plentiful forage available for grazing. In overgrazed pastures, ranchers had to begin providing supplemental feed on a limited basis.
Southeast: Some areas received from 2.5 to 0.5 inches of rain. Soil-moisture levels throughout the region varied widely, mostly in the adequate to surplus range, with Chambers County reporting 100 percent adequate, and Hardin County reporting 100 percent surplus. Rangeland and pasture were mostly in excellent to good condition. In Chambers County, the ratoon rice crop harvest was in full swing. The colder temperatures helped the rice to mature quicker. Recent rains promoted the growth of winter pastures. Ryegrass, wheat and clovers were all responding to the moisture, though freezing temperatures early in the week slowed warm-season grass growth. Livestock were in good condition.
Southwest: Cold, windy weather during the first part of the week stopped the growth of warm-season grasses. Many counties received the first freeze of the season on Nov. 18. Over the weekend, from 2 to 4 inches of rain fell, which was followed by Gulf winds that warmed the region back up. Temperatures went from 30 degrees to the 60s and 70s. With extra forage growth from recent rains, fire danger was expected to be a concern heading into the winter. The pecan harvest was fully underway, then slowed by wet conditions. Oats and ryegrass needed the additional moisture for continued growth. The sesame harvest neared completion. Cattle and sheep prices remained high. Livestock were in good condition. Supplemental feeding of livestock continued in most areas.
West Central: Temperatures varied widely throughout the week, with cold weather and a hard freeze early, then days warmed up, and there was rain by late in the week. The cotton harvest continued where field conditions allowed, but most cotton harvesting was put on hold by the rains. Irrigated cotton yields were fair; dryland yields were fair to poor. Wheat growers were planting behind harvested cotton. Already planted winter wheat improved, with the earlier planted fields nearly ready to be grazed. Rangeland and pasture conditions declined due to the hard freeze that sent warm-season grasses into dormancy. Stock-tank water levels continued to drop, with some at critical levels. Winter supplemental feeding of livestock continued to increase. Livestock were in fair to good condition as producers finished fall cattle work. Prices remained strong as did demand. The pecan harvest was well underway, with quality ranging from very good to less than ideal.


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I have crazy dreams off and on. My most recent is that my hubby had to deliver our baby in our room on the bed and when he left to get a blanket for the baby he took too long coming back so i wrapped the baby up and went downstairs and he was standing at the steps with 2 other women, his mother and his teenage kids and that he was trying to get his mother to take me and the baby to the hospital, because he didn't want to or maybe because he had plans with these other 2 women, and i started yelling cussing and throwing things at the women. He did end up taking me to the hospital, but thats all i remember.
It was a crazy dream. I hate crazy dreams. The dream made me think that i wasn't going to get to the hospital in time when i went into labor. Which scares me.

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Press-Telegram (Newspaper) - August 19, 1959, Long Beach, California QUAKE AVALANCHES BLOCK RESCUES teavy Skies (eep Copters THIS IS AN'AIR VIEW ot Madison River. Canyon after i mountainside was dis- lodged by earthquake down from left to cover Madison River and Montana State Hwy. No. 1 adjoining the river. The slide, biggest of many that occurrecUin the rugged area west of Yellowstone National Park, thun- dered down'in darkness to engulf vacationers along -the river. Some were killed, many are still missing. This huge pile of new 250 to 300 feet deep, a quarter-mile across and a mile long. Dark-pattern at left, is .made up of thousands of smashed evergreeii trees.: Water, of river is dammed up at lower left. Photo was taken looking approximately south- west out. to the plains beyond the mouth of the Wirephoto.) Numbers Secret Russ Offer Gome Pays on Berlin Reported Ninety-eight winners have claimed in The Press- Telegram's Lucky Numbers game and 11 new lucky Social Security' numbers are listed in today's paper. Ope of the happy winners Mrs. Paul Ben- nett, of 3932 Fairman St., Lakewood, whose husband re- ceived in the contest. TO ENTER the contest, which is now in its third week, just write or print your name and Sociay Security number on mail it to a postcard 'and The Press-Tele- gram, 604 Pine Ave., Beach 12. Long If your number is selected as a bring your So- cial Security card and identi- fication to the I, P-T business office before the stipulated deadline. Today's lucky numbers 'Friday, Aug. 21, 1959, 5 M8-56-K53 (SSfl) 555-4t4448 529-32-2282 568-52-0962 542-32-3699 Tuesday's lucky numbers (deadline, Thursday, Aug. 20, 1959, 5 p.rn.y. 345-42-5215 .519-01-2208 42849-7295 38M1-40M ,54949-1021 572-24-5282 541-10-5887 WASHINGTON Milton Eisenhower i reported to have brought to his brother, the Presiden a .new proposal by Soviet Premier Nikita S. Khrush chev for a long-term solution on Berlin. Authoritative sources said today Khrushchev uh veiled his plan at a private meeting witirMilton Eisen hower during Eisenhower's recent trip to Russia wit Vice President Richard M. Nixon. Khrushchev's proposal wa said to be essentially as fo lows: The Soviets will agree let the West German govern ment take over Comraunis encircled West guaranteed access to the cit' Launch New Satellite at Vandenberg VANDENBERG AIR FORCE BASE, Calif. sixth satellite-rocket, in the trouble plagued Discoverer series roared out toward space today. In its nose was a capsule which the Air Force hopes to snatch from the air over Ha- waii needle-in- the-haystack feat never yet accomplished. Today's highly instrument; ed capsule carried no animals but is similar to the on ex- pected to take monkeys into space later in the series. V, fired from this West Coast missile base Thursday, performed perfect- ly-until time came to eject the capsule on the 17th orbit the following day. The. capsule's radio.beacon failed to func- tion and it apparently fell into the Pacific 'undetected by search planes and ships: Weather- Cloudy late tonight and early Thursday. Sunny Thursday after- noon. Little change In teinpmture. Maximum temperature by noon to- day: provided, the western allie withdraw from there.- President Eisenhower ha let' it be kn.dwn that he wi listen to any new ide Khrushchev migh t have 'o the troublesome German que tion when the Kremlin lead comes to Washington nex month. Milton Eisenhower was de cribed as favoring the Khrusl chev plan. Some State De (Continued Page A-6, Bulldozer Probe for More Bodies in Slide Delayed WEST YELLOWSTONE vlont. MP) Earthquake-born avalanches stifl trapped camp rs and fishermen in the wilt mountains of southwest Mon ana today. The known death toll .wa: ight but officials feared i might rise to 13. Many idn't know the mddled at a make-shift camp ;round on a hillside wher hey were supplied Tuesda; night by air with blankets water, food and cigarettes. Leaden skies today stalle a helicopter airlift rescue op era tion.- t Si THE OVERCAST also.de ayed start of a bulldoze >rdbe into the huge slide a lock Creek vhere the top of a mountai: ;ave way Monday night an> created a new hill 200 to 30 !eet high. -This search was t determine whether othe quake victims may-be bu'rie the debris." Four of the dead were from one family. They were F. R Bennett, 45, of Coeu D'Alene, Idaho; his tw daughters, Carole, 17, an Susan, 5, and a son Tom, I Bennett's wife and anothe son, Phillip, 15, were injure: OTHER KNOWN DBA! were Mrs. Margaret Holme Billings, Mont.; Mr..and Mr E. H. Stryker, Berkele; Calif.; and an unidentifie girl about 8. Missing are Thomas Ston 31, of Sandy, Utah, and h wife. A 15-year-old survivo Martin .Stryker of Berkeley told today how his fathe and stepmother, Mr. and Mr Stryker, died in'the. slides. "They couldn't have know what hit he said. MARTIN and his brother John, 13, and Morgan, were sleeping in a separai tent 20 feet away. "We could hear tree he said. "Whe we got out of. the tent tw trees had fallen across ou car and another crushed ou boat." Then a tremendous roa echoed' down the mounta seconds before the avalanch hit the parents' tent.' Three helicopters w e r poised at West Yellowston to operate the airlift to brin out the persons in the laki area above the Madison Rive Valley, where the quake Monday night and Tuesda hit with the most force. at MANY GOT out Tuesda (Continued Page A-6, Col. 5 Report British Plane Crashed, 29 Killed BARCELONA, Spain (UP British airliner was r ported to have crashed nej here today. First reports sa: 29 persons on board wer killed. Reports from the scene sa: the plane crashed in tl Montseny Mountains, aboi 25 miles north of Barcelon on Spain's Mediterranea coast. The aircraft was c'arrj ing a group of British sti dents from Barcelona t London. HOME The Somhland't Finest Evening Newspaper LONG BEACH 12, CALIF., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 19, 1959 Vol. 170 PRICE 10 CENTS 76 PAGES TELEPHONE HE 5-1161 CLASSIFIED HE Z-5959 EDITION (Six Editions Daily) AFTER QUAKE TERROR INJURED CAMPER CARRIED TO PLANE Ray Painter, 46, is carried by volunteers from helicopter to evacuation plane at West Yellowstone, Mont. Painter and family were in Forest Service camp- ground in Madisoh River canyon Tuesday when earthquake shook down a mammoth earthslide into the canyon, covering road and river. Additional earthquake pictures are on Pages A-3, A-6, B-l and Wirepholo.) Cracks 30 Feet Deep in Temblor Cracks as deep as 30 feet in their property were de- scribed today by Howard and Grace Wells, former residents of the Long Beach area who operate the Kirkwood Ranch Motel near the center of the earthquake zone at West Yel- lowstone. Mrs. Wells talked to 'The Indepenedent, Press-Telegram today over telephone lines just restored to their place about three miles from Hebgen Dam, focal point of the shattering tremors of Monday night and Tuesday morning. ALTHOUGH there were 45 guests at the Wells place at the time of the quake, no one was injured. Some guests were thrown-out of their beds by the force of the midnight shock, Mrs. Wells said. Walls of _ the main house were cracked and other damage in- flicted to buildings. The cracks in the earth, most spectacular result of the quake at the Wells place, ranged from eight to 30 feet deep. Mrs. Wells said that their place, which they have owned since 1952 when they left after many years residence here, was used in rescue oper- ations. Some of the campers driven from campsites near the dam were brought to the Kirkwood ranch. We built a big bonfire and spent the rest of the night in the she said. "Our power was off so we got out some old .wood stoves for cooking and warmth. It was pretty exciting." 2 Mountains Now Where One Stood By JERRY O'BRIEN HELENA, Mont. peak had n name. It does now. "Call it, 'Earthquake a man said. "Jus look at it." 'The top was gone, jerked from the place where i had stood for ages by a terrible twist of the earth. I crashed down in the darkness on sleeping dozens o vacationers along the Madison River in southwester Montana. When the rumbling wa over, nature had left almos two mountains. The new haps "Little Earthquake from now 250 to 3C feel high, and a quarter-mi long from canyon wall t canyon wall. It lies jcross the Madiso Late Mart Rally Cuts Big Drop NEW YORK prices broke sharply this aft- ernoon but rallied toward the final hour. Heavy selling clipped SI to or more a share from fa- vorite issues at one time with steels, motors, rubbers, chem- icals and rails pacing the de- cline. But by-mid-afternoon prices started to bounce back from their .lows. The Dow Jones average at 2 p.m. was off as much as 9.46 at 641.33. An hour ear- lier it was down 8.23 at 642.56. Steels a.nd motors led the late rebound with some is- sues shaving their losses by considerable margins. U. S. Steel crossed the tape at off 75 cents, after trading at Chrysler, down at earlier in the afternoon, jumped to off 75 cents. Lukens, trading at cut a loss to 20 OTHERS ON USS WASP INJURED Blast, Fire on Carrier Kilts 2 QUONSET POINJi R. I. pilot, seated in his helicopter aboard the. Navy carrier Wasp, was killed late 1'uesday when the. engine exploded, A second Navy man apparently was asphyxiated as he fought the resulting fire. A score of other-Navy men suffered injuries, mostly burns, but only one was seriously hurt. Another suffered a broken leg. All the rest were back on their jobs today. This was the report of Rear Adm. Robert Stroh as the carrier arrived in grim silence today at the naval air station1 here where anxious relatives awaited the big ship. The Wasp was on maneuvers 250 miles off the Virginia coast when the blast occurred. Stroh said an investigation Is being started to find out what went wrong with the helicopter engine. The dead: Lt. (j.g.) Jim Frank Hagan of Mariunna, and Aviation Apprentice Donald Howard Trask'of'Keene, N. H. The latter was trapped in an elevator pit as he bat- tled the flames. The fire destroyed three helicopters but the damage to the ship was confined to Hanger Bay No. 1, the forward compartment of three bays below the flight deck. Aboard at the time were some civilian guests of the Secretary of the Navy. They were from Lafayette, La., but were at once. Also aboard were four Brazilian air officers and the Wasp's complement 'of Four destroyers, taking part in the maneuvers, helped fight the fire. It was brought under control in 50 minutes but flared up again. H was finally extinguished in another 20 minutes. Stroh issued a statement praising the crew for "ex- peditious handling of a situation which might have be- come a catastrophe." River. Behind it is the frigh ened town of Ennis. Seve miles in front of it is th scattered, pocked marke Hebgen Dam. In the middl were people, trapped betwee a 1915 power dam that too years to build and an awe some mountain created i seconds by nature. With them were expensiv trailers, station wagons, car and tents. No thought o them now. THOSE WHO LIVE through the 'nightmare tol stories they could hardly lieve themselves. The storie were mostly the eerie awakening to a horrib noise, an unearthly shakin of the entire earth itself, the stillness. Grover C. Mault is 71, o vacation from Temple Cit. Calif. He and his 68-year-oldj Acid Thrown at Solon in J. S. Capital 'Middle1 Labor Bill Supporter Suffers Only Slight Burn WASHINGTON CT) Rep. rank Thompson (D-NJ) to- ay said "a crank" tossed a luid which he believed was cid into his automobile as le drove to the Capitol Tues- lay. The fluid, hurled from a >assing panel truck, burned a lole in Thompson's shirt and marred the" paint on his auto.- mobile. Congressional ales said Thompson had a mrn on his shoulder the size of a dime. Thompson played a leading role in House, consideration ast week of a labor-control as a backer of a Demo- cratic-sponsored measure op- posed by most union leaders, flic House first turned down i more limited measure and lien passed a still more stringent bill than Thompson advocated. A SOURCE close to Thomp- son was quoted as reporting the congressman said he had REP. FRANK THOMPSON Reports Acid been getting anonymous threats over his labor-bill'ac- tivities. In answering reporters' questions, however, Thomp- son attached no significance to the incident of the fluid. He attributed it to "the work of a crank." Police said Thompson told them it was possible he had angered the men in the truck by inadvertently cutting across their path in traffic. A sample of the fluid was obtained from the side of Thompson's car and the -FBI was testing it to determine what it was. e THOMPSON MADE -no public statement on the affair until he was asked about-a wife hod picked a quiet spot published story. along the Madison for their evening camp. They were in. their trailer, a below the dam. They heard the rockslidej ahead, then saw the quiet river surge up. They climbed (Continued Page A-6, Col. 1) Questioned again after a (Continued Page A-6, Col. 2) WHERE TO FIND IT Additional stories about Montana earthquake and pic- ture on Page A-3. Beach B-I. Hal B-ll. B-ll. C-9 to 15. C-4, C-5. B-I 4. Death B-2. B-10. B-3.. Shipping Page C-9. C-l to C-8. L-5. 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PORT ST. LUCIE, Fla.—In November, as the New York Mets were facing a cash crunch, Major League Baseball loaned the team $25 million, according to a person familiar with the matter.
The loan underscores the extent of the Mets' financial problems. The team's owners are carrying about $400 million in debt and are being sued for up to $1 billion by the trustee representing the victims of the Bernie Madoff Ponzi scheme.
Mets owner Fred Wilpon and his son, Jeff, address reporters on Feb. 17. Marc Serota for the Wall Street Journal
The person familiar with the situation said the loan is expected to be repaid within a matter of months. In a statement released Friday, a Mets spokesman said: "We said in October that we expected to have a short-term liquidity issue. To address this, we did receive a loan from Major League Baseball in November."
The statement is referring to comments made by Mets principal owner Fred Wilpon, who said during an Oct. 4 news conference that the Madoff scheme "took some liquidity away" from the baseball team. But the secret loan indicates that the Mets' cash problems were far more significant than the owners have let on. It also shows that the league office was aware of the team's financial situation well before commissioner Bud Selig met with Wilpon and Mets president Saul Katz on Feb. 1.
A baseball spokesman did not return a call Friday evening.
The Mets announced on Jan. 28 that they would consider selling up to 25% of the team because of the "uncertainty" created by the trustee's lawsuit, which was filed in December.
The news that the team had received the MLB loan in November suggests the "uncertainty" Wilpon alluded to predated the lawsuit.
It is not unprecedented for baseball to issue a loan to a team in financial distress. The Texas Rangers borrowed money to stay afloat during bankruptcy proceedings in 2010.
The Wilpons have said emphatically that they will not sell a controlling interest in the team. But with the Mets facing the prospect of decreasing attendance at Citi Field and the possibility of paying several hundred million dollars to the trustee in the Madoff case, an infusion of capital from a minority investor appears crucial.
Sports business experts have expressed doubts about the Wilpons' ability to sell a minority stake in the team without including part of their 65% stake in the regional cable network SportsNet New York.
Last week, Wilpon said there had been a strong interest level so far from potential investors. He also predicted he would be "vindicated" in the lawsuit.
Irving Picard, the Madoff trustee, is seeking up to about $1 billion from Wilpon, Katz, their partners, relatives and entities related to their real-estate investment firm, Sterling Equities Associates. Picard has alleged the Mets owners and their business partners failed to investigate direct warnings and evidence that Madoff was running a Ponzi scheme, while reaping hundreds of millions of dollars in fictitious profits. He is seeking more than $300 million in fictitious profits, as well as up to $700 million in principal they withdrew since 2002.
Earlier this month, a federal bankruptcy judge appointed former New York Gov. Mario Cuomo to mediate the legal dispute.
Picard has alleged that the Mets withdrew more than $94 million in fictitious profits, which were used to help fund the team's "day-to-day operations," including covering payroll and paying for stadium operations. Wilpon and Katz have said none of their businesses depended on Madoff returns.
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My 2012 in Analogue: A Special and Memorable Year for MeYear 2012 was a special year to me. Many things happened in that year that brought me so much happiness and unforgettable memories. I feel glad that I found analogue photography as a hobby. It brightened up my life and brought me so much surprise within this past few years, especially in 2012.
My Analogue 2012: A Photo a MonthLast year, I took part in the year ender series and shared with you all one of my favourite photos from each month in 2011. I am going to do the same again this year and tell you a bit about each shot.
Travel Memories of 2011I know I've kind of missed the boat on posts wrapping up the year that has past in photos or memories but I still wanted to have the opportunity to go through and pick some of my faves that you may or may not have seen over the past year from my Lomography film cameras. When I saw the requested post tagline of Most Memorable Travel Escapades in 2011, I thought that it all fit in nicely together too.
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Seattle Lomo Adventure Club ended about 4 years agoThe Seattle Lomo Adventure Club is having monthly meets at the Artfest Annex in Pioneer Square in the heart of Seattle. http://www.teeshaslandofodd.com/annex/where.html
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I'd been going a little bit crazy for a while at home, looking for a pile of baby sweaters & knits. With the remodeling and other changes at home, they were moved... someone moved my cheese! (I'm sure it was me!) I even ran across them not too very long ago and thought to myself, Aha! Remember this location!!
Among them were hand-me-downs I'd made for Mack & Addy: Wee Weasley, a couple of Wallaby sweaters, Opptuna, Baby A.
Also among them were the baby knits that I'd made/began before I even knew there was a baby on the way (the ones not given at the baby shower): Fiddlehead, Puerperium, Boy-O-Boy, Hug Me, Demne, Vintage Baby Cardigan, along with some hats, a bib.
Not an insignificant number of handknits!!
I finally spotted the bin last weekend and pulled out a few items for Junah -- Aviatrix and Puerperium, for sure, because they're perfect for a newborn!
Big bonus for this knitting grandma is the opportunity to update Ravelry project pages! So far, Parcheesi, Soakers, Aviatrix, and Puerperium! Some of these knits -- years old -- have never been worn by a baby!!
Oh, how things change: There were two photos of Junah & me to choose from, he looked good in one and I looked good in the other... heh. LOVE!
You expected anything else?
I had a little deja vu, remembering the first time I used that little cocoon I made for a newborn photo -- back in 2008! It's hard to believe that Little Man will be 6 this summer.
That might be my new favorite photo of Parcheesi!
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Twenty-nine years ago today, in our little house near the beach at Cape Kiwanda, Pacific City, OR, we got married!
A year ago today, I was standing atop Sugar Loaf Mountain in Rio de Janeiro, with a stop at the Hippie Fair later in the day!
There's another polar vortex bearing down on us, they say, and 84F in Rio sure sounds nice right now.
The little man marked a week on this earth yesterday, modeling with the little bear that Ali made for him and also rocking the handknits! There's plenty of room to grow into even the smallest of the Wool Soakers that I made!
About 12 hours before Junah Michael Lee was born, I had a teary little pow-wow with Kate before she began her long journey back to Edinburgh. I'd had a few days off when she first arrived and we all spent a lot of time together. It was a great visit.
My first message was to Katie and, with only about 5 minutes to spare, I was able to relay the message, "It's a boy!" before boarding began in Chicago. I wasn't able to respond to any of her messages before departure, but at least she knew that the baby arrived and could relax a bit on the ride over the pond!
And on Tuesday I took my mom over for a visit and we had a 4-generation Skype chat with Auntie Kate! Are they adorable, or what?
I was originally going to take the week off of work to help Ali, but I went back on Thursday at noon.
I'll get some cuddle time tonight, and will probably take some "good" photos sometime over the weekend.
5 Days old already!
Ali had felt the first pangs of labor on Friday morning. I started sewing the Alabama Chanin baby blanket on Friday night and worked on it quite a bit over the weekend. I also knit my first stitches (not very many) (on Pepita) of 2014 while Ali labored! But I sewed instead of knit at Knit Night last night (the first one I've been to in AGES) and I'm almost half-way with the applique part. I sort of dove right into this project, so now I'm starting to think about the edges and how to finish them.
Oh, there's a Craftsy Flash Sale This Weekend - 1/18-1/19 with up to 50% off -- perhaps you'd like to hear Natalie Chanin talk about the physics of sewing, and why and how you should love your thread... I could listen to her all day long! And I could, if I wanted, because I bought that class and it's mine forever, to listen & watch on a loop 24/7 or just when I want a refresher on a specific technique. I'm not sure whether Natalie Chanin's Hand Embellishing Knit Fabric: Stenciling, Applique, Beading, and Embroidery will actually be on sale, but it will be eventually. It's a great learning platform.
I'm so tired I can't even see straight.
I know now that I will never want to work professionally as a doula, but I will gladly and wholeheartedly help to guide any of my daughters through the process again... and again and again and again.
So, yes! Ali gave birth at home to a 7 lb. 14 oz. baby boy on Sunday, June January 12th at 8:31 p.m.
I am so proud of her!
Maddy was there to help and witness the birth -- amazing!! Katie helped along the way with labor but, unfortunately, missed the birth by about 10 hours. I was able to get the word to her, though, before she left the country and I'm very happy about that.
More details to follow, and probably a photo or two or maybe I really will blow up Instagram with photos of my grandson.
Grandson. Grand. Son. GRAND!
It is now 1 a.m. on Monday, June January 13th and I've had approx. 5 hours of sleep since Friday and it might be showing, so I think I'll go to bed now.
Also, PERFECT.
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What can I say about writing June instead of January... I WAS TIRED! While Alison certainly did more physical work than I in delivering her baby, I can report that assisting through almost an entire (long) labor and delivery is mentally exhausting if not as physically demanding (but, damn, my legs ache today).
Also adding to my befuddlement is the bairn's name...
...as I mean to go on.
I don't think I did a single thing that I *had* to do yesterday. I took the "holiday" part of New Year's Day to heart and did only things that I *wanted* to do. That is something that I will strive for more this year: occasionally, a day off can be just that!
I had done some sewing just before Christmas, finally sewing up some burp cloths for the baby -- the materials for which I bought in JULY! They're made from a variety of fat quarters, cut and pieced, cotton terrycloth backing, stitched and turned, with some simple "stitch in the ditch" to join the pieces together.
I wasn't too terribly particular because, um, BURPING! It was fun to use my mother's old Singer Slant-O-Matic -- the ROCKETEER... it pretty much sews at the speed of light.
Yesterday's sewing was quite different, and has also been in the wings for quite some time -- ever since I purchased and watched Natalie Chanin's Hand Embellishing Knit Fabric: Stenciling, Applique, Beading, and Embroidery last MARCH on Craftsy.
Since then, I bought the fabric & supplies to make the coat featured in the class, and recently fell hard for the Onesie & Baby Blanket because... well, for a lot of reasons, but the main one being ZIM!
Officially, 10 days. Unofficially, IT COULD BE TODAY! Probably not, but... waiting for Ali's labor to begin may be worse than waiting for my own! Haha. Not really. (That was a long time ago... I can hardly remember that part.)
Thanks to my fairly recent birthday and also Christmas, my collection of Alabama Chanin books is now complete (new books are in the works, but for now I'm up to date). I am well read on the subject and recently reviewed pertinent parts of the Craftsy class (one of the greatest things about it), but I still didn't want the coat -- or even the onesie or baby blanket -- to be my very first hand-sewing project. There's a whole page of free downloadable resources at Alabama Chanin, including a pattern for a baby bib (general assembly instructions here). I finally cut up some clothing items that I'd set aside for just this type of thing.
The printed fabric is from a pair of yoga-lounge pants -- the print is the "right side" of the fabric but was hidden on the inside of the pants! The black fabric is from a knit cardigan that's too big. I didn't realize 'til I was cutting that the cardigan was actually a ribbed knit fabric, but again... BURPING, ETC.! I also have a gigantic dress from J. Jill (oh, it's the background in the photo above) in the "cut pile," but I didn't like the gray with the brown of the pants.
I think it turned out great! I couldn't be happier. And I did the whole thing, start-to-finish, while watching the Wisconsin Badgers lose their bowl game -- cutting up the pants/cardigan, marking & cutting the pattern pieces and pulls, loving my thread, needling my thread, and sewing up!
I knew I wasn't going to cut this piece in the signature Alabama Chanin style, but that print was screaming to be embroidered, so pulled out my floss (it's been ages!) and did a bit of embellishing in the evening.
So flippin' fun. I have another already cut and ready to sew... and it will be cut! Practice makes perfect. I love that I can make tiny useful things from clothing I'd otherwise discard while practicing my stitches and other techniques. From now on, cleaning out the closet will be done with a completely different eye!
2013. It was the best of times, it was the worst.
2014. Will undoubtedly be the same. Hopefully not worser; most certainly BETTER!
In case you've forgotten, January 12th is the official due date... which pretty much means any day in January! Zim could be born on the 1st, share my nephew Daniel's birthday on the 16th, our wedding anniversary on the 20th, sister Annie's birthday on the 23rd, or even my mom's on the 31st!
I was delighted to take some for-the-record photos for Ali & Rod over the weekend. She bought that (perfect) striped dress very early in her pregnancy and we talked about taking monthly photos, as people do; other than a phone pic here & there, that never happened. This is good.
We took all of the photos in Zim's nursery. The bookshelf is already well-stocked with reading material, thanks to the "bring a book instead of a card" idea for the baby shower. (Click for big!)
Teddy says, "We're ready!!"
Happy New Year!!
I went over to Ali's on Sunday to see Zim's room! There's been a lot of work in the past couple of months getting this once very dark room in shape for a new baby.
Things that can't be seen, such as insulation and heat, have been added, along with some new windows, flooring, and lighting.
In a pinch for nursery wall decor? Frame a gift bag. Seriously. This one and the one next to it (above) are gift bags from the baby shower. "Poppies" is an original painting by Aunt Maddy!
She had a cute arrangement on one of the window ledges, but it's since been replaced by this:
A wonderful stained glass window that was Sharon's. It's been hanging at the coffee shop, but now it'll warm the morning light for Zim. Lovely!
When I was there on Sunday, the crib was in pieces on the living room floor, but my busy-bee daughter went to work and here are the photos she shared on Monday:
Um, yeah. READY!!
While I could have drowned Ali with the handknits at her baby shower, I decided to include only the projects I've started *and* finished since learning about Zim!
Not the ones I've knit & stashed over the years.
Not the ones I started years ago and finished in the last 6 months.
Not the ones I've started in the last 6 months but haven't finished.
(There's an alarming number of all!)
There was a minor panic when I couldn't find all of the items that I wanted to include in the shower gift -- with all of the shuffling and rearranging around here, I put them someplace "safe." I knew they were somewhere and persevered, finding them all together in the yarn cupboard. So, meeting the criteria, there was this:
I chuckled to myself as I finished the bonnet and sewed the buttons on the hoodie the other night, Kay's recent comment on an Instagram post echoing in my head while I added them to the stack.
"I'm worried this child will not have empathy for those who wear ordinary clothes."
And I must admit, even I began to wonder whether having a grandmother who likes to knit is really such a good thing!!
I've given it some thought over the past few days and have concluded that until Zim can voice his/her opinion and/or make his/her own wardrobe choices, IT DEFINITELY IS A GOOD THING!!
I will take full advantage of my woolly window of opportunity.
The shower was so much fun! I've only ever been to two and barely had one, myself, so I just winged it with input from Ali and inspiration from Pinterest. Maddy helped me with putting together favors and prizes, decorations and decorating, and it all turned out quite nice.
I really do have fun planning things... whether it's a trip to Vegas or Scotland, a wedding or a baby shower... find a theme, set some guidelines, and GO!
Here's one photo of Ali from the shower. She's holding a little knit cap that Katie sent from... why, Scotland, of course!! In her lap is an ADORABLE one-piece with the ABCs all over it. Katie wrote that she couldn't resist, and that it reminded her of the sort of thing their Nana would buy for them. So true. My mother always found the cutest clothes for her grands.
Consider this a head start on tomorrow's Ten on Tuesday topic...
I've been wanting to get a handle on the state of things in the baby knitting department, and finally gathered up all that I could find.
This pile (above & below) is knit, seamed & all buttoned up -- Ready To Wear (some of it has already been worn!).
There are a few others I could add to this pile -- Demne and Wee Weasley, for sure!
These items are sized from newborn to about 3 years, maybe even 4. I knit Opptuna, Baby A, and both Wallaby sweaters for my nephews... I think Mack was still wearing his custom-ordered Wallaby when he was 4.
I believe I can scare up a couple of mislaid hats and probably some booties & socks, too, before January.
The three items above are in need of only buttons:
All of the above are in need of major work... seaming and other finishing! Two pullovers (one of them -- a preppy v-neck with pockets! -- is VERY well marinated), two cardis, Miss Dashwood (the earflaps were never secured), and a pair of just-finished baby pants.
I just remembered Le P'tit Mousse, awaiting sewing-up, stuffed in the bottom of my tote.
There's another cardigan on the needles (nearly finished with the knitting)...
Another "Vintage," too, on some other needles (not in love with it)...
And another hat in need of finishing somewhere, too.
And a blanket.
More on all of those soon before long, I hope!
I saw a cartoon the other day about how a knitter prepares for travel. I can't find it right now, but I think I can easily summarize.
I daresay that baby knitting works just like that! I plan to knit a Chevron Baby Blanket inspired by the always lovely and inspiring Purl Bee... so many adorable projects! (There are some adorable PB sewing projects for baby that I'd like to make, too!) A blanket gets big and unwieldy to tote around, so, of course, there must be smaller, portable project(s) underway at all times. Pictured above is Little Heaume, the baby hat that I started on Saturday morning at the farmer market for just that purpose.
And (you may already know this), I finished the hat last night, except for the button, before I even cast on the first stitch of the blanket!!
Tired as I was, I stayed up to get started on that blanket, casting on and knitting two rows!
I don't have a portable project going at the moment, though.
It may take some practice to get my rhythm going!
Baby jumps in! Haha.
I know, it doesn't really work that way. o.O
It was Mother's Day when Ali told me that she'd taken three pregnancy tests and they'd all said the same thing... and that she had a few more test sticks, just in case, but was pretty sure they'd all have the same -- positive -- result! That was pretty awesome news to hear on Mother's Day... and I especially loved that it was mine-all-mine for a while. Delicious.
As you may recall, we had wedding planning quite heavy in the rotation at the time, so the baby news sort of took a back seat.
Until today. Ali asked me to join them at their intro visit to the midwifery practice that they'll be using, because I would like to not only be present but also useful at the birth, and...
The estimate is that Little Zim is around 16 weeks old, and the due date is early to mid January.
This is pretty much the frosting on my cake right now! I try not to hyperventilate when I think about all.the.things.to.knit... a blanket? a bonnet? a sweater? a hat? a toy? Fourteen of each? Because that's not even the tip of the iceberg in terms of how many super amazingly beautiful patterns there are for each of those things.
Deep. Breaths.
I just smile when I ask Ali how she's feeling and she says, "I am HUGE," and... oh my, isn't she CUTE? Heheh.
I simply cannot wait.


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