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There is also concern that the two remaining Boces preschool programs, in Nassau and western Suffolk, will ultimately encounter the same fate as the East End program. ''I don't see how they can make it if they are looking at the same rate formula,'' said James Fogerty, the director of instructional programs for Eastern Suffolk Boces, who managed the preschool program.
In a phone interview from his Patchogue office, Mr. Fogerty said the program closed because ''we couldn't run it financially.''
''Once the office pays the program's bills and waits for reimbursement from the government, which sometimes takes up to two years,'' the director said, the deficit for 1996-97 will be ''somewhere around $400,000.''
In addition to carrying millions of dollar of debt while the agency waited to get reimbursed for its expenses, Mr. Fogerty said the rate paid by the government did not differentiate for the extent of a child's disability. Providers are paid a flat rate per child per day, regardless of their needs, he said. So Boces was paid the same rate for a child requiring multiple services five days per week as one who received one type of therapy three times a week.
Saying that his program closed before having to deal with the new state directive, the Boces manager criticized the changes, saying, ''The new system is worse than the old, so we got out.''
He also questioned its effect on the children. ''Putting them in an integrated setting, such as attaching a program to a nursery school,'' Mr. Fogerty said, ''is that really a program for these kids or is this a haphazard service?''
Russell Riggio, the executive director of special education for Nassau Boces, said in a phone interview that there was a broad debate behind the scenes regarding ''the efficacy of preschool special education.''
The issue is ''do we think preschool education for disabled children makes sense?'' he asked.
Referring to the new state ruling, Mr. Riggio said early in September that the future of these programs depends on each agency's willingness to comply. Nassau Boces' first business plan was rejected, he said. He submitted a second and ''is now waiting to hear.''
From the State Education Department's office in Lindenhurst, Mr. Berman said the object of the legislation was not to reduce the size of the program but to provide these services in less restrictive settings. But cuts in enrollment or services may result, he said, and ultimately, it will depend on the provider's motivation to find alternative ways of providing the services.
Although business plans from some providers are way overdue, the supervisor said the number of integrated programs has grown dramatically this year on Long Island as a result. ''Our belief and hope is that they will meet the needs of kids,'' he said.
In some cases, adjunct special education services are being incorporated into a regular Head Start, preschool or day care center. For example, a special education teacher may enter a typical classroom to deliver special services to children in need.
The administrator pointed out that self-contained programs are still being authorized. Two were recently approved for the St. Charles program in Southampton for ''those kids in Boces who required a full-time program,'' he said.
Despite the Education Department's positive statements about these measures, administrators and parents are distressed about changes that they feel are shortchanging children.
Marie Ficano, the executive director of the St. Charles Early Intervention Program, serving more than 250 disabled children in Port Jefferson and Southampton, is concerned that the two new segregated classrooms on the East End, with a limited capacity of 18 spots, will be filled within a month, and then the state will have to revaluate the situation for the area.
She also worries that as the programs are reduced overall, the children will have less time to socialize with their peers and develop the language skills that so many lack. She said she had been forced to close classrooms and move many children from a full-day to a half-day program in Port Jefferson.
For educators and parents, the issue may come down to paying now or paying more later. Without adequate preschool special education, Dr. Ficano said, it will be much more difficult and costly to mainstream the children in elementary school.
''Prior to this business plan,'' she said, ''there has always been a continuum of services, and we move them when they are ready. Our goal is to get children to function in a day-to-day environment and to go to regular kindergarten. It seems we are always viewed as the bad guys.''
Philip Turitz, the father of a 5--year-old boy with speech and language problems who is enrolled in the C.D.C. in East Hampton, said in a phone interview that the changes are fiscally short-sighted on the part of Gov. George E. Pataki and his administration. His wife, Lisa, said that she feared that her family, which moved to Sagaponack three years ago, would have to relocate to find the right program for her son because the state would not adequately support the new school.
Dawn Zimmerman, the founder of C.D.C., who lives in Amagansett, said she was motivated to start the new program because of the dearth of special education preschools east of Westhampton for her autistic son. She said she liked the Boces program, but was disturbed that her 3-year-old and others like him were spending so much time on the bus traveling there each day.
Initially, she applied for a full-day program for the East Hampton center and state approval for a $1.2 million budget. At the end of June, the program was finally certified for a half-day program at a rate of $63.89 per child per day, which translates into a $600,000 budget.
''It's an impossible rate to run a program,'' said Ms. Zimmerman, in the hall of a church school building where she rents four classrooms and has begun her preschool with 20 disabled children. By the end of the year, she is confident the 38 half-day spots approved by the state will be filled.
Ms. Zimmerman said she was counting on fund-raising. To date, the fledgling school has raised $90,000. One well-publicized effort last summer involved an auction of teapots, hand-painted by artists and celebrities.
Ms. Zimmerman hopes to expand her program by building a $5 million building serving children with special needs, from birth to 21 years old. Ronald Perelman, head of Revlon, has pledged $500,000 toward the effort, and the Town of East Hampton has offered C.D.C. a low-cost, long-term lease on eight acres of municipal property.
The reason that private, nonprofit preschools like C.D.C. are able to survive is that they do not have the constraints of Boces programs, which must contend with union contracts and are not permitted to raise money, said Mr. Fogerty of Eastern Suffolk Boces. But ''even the private sector eventually dries up,'' he said.
Photos: Zachary Kerr, left, and Kevin Salvatore, who attend the developmentally disabled learning program at Most Holy Trinity School in East Hampton, take a break. (Lois Raimondo for The New York Times)(pg. 1); Some of the children attending a special education program at Most Holy Trinity School. (Lois Raimondo for The New York Times)


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Another neighborhood resident, Joseph Williams, said that the home care aide who normally helps look after his 27-year-old son, who has cerebral palsy and needs a wheelchair, hasn't been able to visit since the storm. After days of trying to take care of him himself, in a flooded high-rise with no utilities, Williams gave up and carried him down seven flights, so he could be evacuated to Brooklyn.
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Fuel lines in the region remained long, but were only a shade of the nightmare they had been in recent days. Some gas stations on Staten Island had 20 cars in line Saturday afternoon.
In Staten Island's waterlogged New Dorp section, volunteers walked in knots, often carrying shovels and pails with the price tags still on them. A Boy Scout troop served hot dogs and grilled cheese. People pushed grocery carts filled with food and bottled water. On one sidewalk, a generator was hooked up to a popcorn maker, spilling a fresh batch into a bowl.
Mandie Collins and Mary Lou Sabatini, from the West Brighton neighborhood of Staten Island, cooked a turkey and ham, and walked door to door with coolers offering sandwiches.
"It's surreal," Collins said. "I lived down the block before. I passed by my old apartment and it's gone."
Utility companies have made progress restoring power. Most service was expected to be restored in New Jersey over the weekend, and the utility that serves New York City and suburban Westchester County said it has restored electricity to about 99 percent of the 1 million homes and businesses that lost power in the storm and a subsequent nor'easter, though that percentage doesn't count tens of thousands of homes the utility says are too damaged to receive power.
Power problems remained unresolved on New York's Long Island, where about 300 people staged an angry protest at an office of the beleaguered Long Island Power Authority. About 130,000 of its customers still didn't have power Saturday, LIPA said.
Amid the drudgery and heartbreak of cleanup came one special moment for Joanne McClenin, who had 5 feet of water in her Staten Island home.
On Wednesday, her husband returned to their house to find someone had returned Joanne's 1930 baptism certificate from St. Anthony's Church in Manhattan. It had a smudge of mud on it.
The certificate had been stored in a file cabinet of her late parents' belongings, stored in a shed in their yard. The water from Sandy swept it away.
"It felt like my father was watching me," she said.
Associated Press writers David Bauder, Verena Dobnik and Mae Anderson contributed to this report.
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Potassium will also be taken daily.
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Potassium will also be taken daily.
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I needed to have a FICO score of 680 in order to apply for a conventional loan,which I recently reached. Is there any advantages with having a score over 700 for a conventional loan. If so, I am going to try to wait for my scores to increase some more before applying for the loan.
I took out a student loan this month to help pay for an advance degree. When the loan is reported to the credit bureau with it affect my credit score. I hope it don't cause my scores to drop.
Thanks in advance for the reponse,
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Your scores will matter for rates with a conventional loan.
As example
680- 4.5%
700- 4.25%
720- 4.0%
These are just examples, have nothing to do with the present rates available.
I believe a score over 700 will get you a more favorable rate than a 680. However I would also expect your score to drop a bit from adding in a new loan.
I had a situation like this, new accounts added after the first pull. They had to do a rapid rescore and yes I lost points.
Got them all back now though. Took a couple months.
Thank you, I understand what you are saying. The higher the credit score the lower the interest rate.
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Many folks here, including myself think that your chances of getting all the way through the mortgage process are improved if your current score contains some margin up against the requirement. This because the lender will typically run another credit check to make sure you still qualify right before closing. Little things such as slighter higher utilization on your cards, the 5-7 pt drop from the inquiry to get preapproved, and a second drop for a possible hard inquiry for the final pre-closing credit check can cause a borderline score to drop below the requirement and the loan is either delayed or denied.. The pre-closing credit check isn't always a hard inquiry though. If you are closing in a short timeframe after preapproval, they may not rerun your credit as that isn't enough time for your credit report to significantly change. In my case, I got preapproval and went on contract on 1/5 and I have a tentative closing date scheduled for 1/30. My LO said that they are not going to run my credit again before closing. My score hasn't changed one pt since preapproval as I have been micromanaging my credit. LOL! So if they did rerun it, I wouldn't be concerned. My mid fico score is 703 and my lender requires a 660. So I think getting your score to 700 before you apply is a good idea. The easiest way to score some additional pts is to pay one credit card down to less than 10% and report a zero balance on the other cards.
Wishing you the best on your new home purchase! :-)
Thank you, I hope you have a successful closing. You will be in your new house in no time!
You are coming down to the Home stretch....
Since you are pushing for end of month closing, you should know something soon. Most closing, not written in stone depends how busy they are, take about 48 hours to schedule on average.
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whoa ive never been much of a fan of the clocks but that movie was one of the best ive seen. the graphics were great and i thought the voice acting was really good. nearly pissed myself at the blamming bits and the horses legs. true to the rings but clocked- cant wait til the next one. on 2nd thoughts the graphics were better than great i have no idea how you guys can make it look so good keep it up
Holy shit
Fucking awesome, THE BEST clock movie I have seen.
First off, the storyline, so simple yet so brilliant and humerous the art was spectacular for the average clock crew member, but clearly you are not.
Continue this please. 10/10
this was awesome! also, i liked the, "you cannot kill strawberry clock. bitch." even though you made the voices monotone on purpose, i think that you still should have made it with a bit more emotion. still, it rocked!
You meant to put this review on Clock War III! Don't forget to review that still, it was probably the best Clock movie this year.
Fantastic work! Great for LOTR fans!
I have to say im very pleased with this. Im a huge LOTR fan and read the books every year and the movies are seen in my house frequently, so I will give this my official LOTR fan stamp of approval. Loved it and I look forward to the rest of the LOTR movies being set into this format. :)
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Wow, firstly, congrats for shooting to the top of the All-time chart eventhough it may be shortlived.
The reenactment graphics was good. I'm impressed. However, because u follow suit the way the clock movies talks, it lacked the key ingredient- emotions. The voice was completely mono-toned. It also gave me the feeling that epidsode was rushed into completion.
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simple logic, if it was the servers or the client...EVERYONE would experience issues.
everyone doesn't, sooo...yeah, brandon was correct in asking people to check their stuff.
clean your systems, shut down unnecessary processes, reinstall dx and c++ runtimes. update/reinstall drivers. software and drivers can get corrupted, they are not eternally perfect where one install covers the entire lifespan of the OS they're installed on.
other issues could be your route to the servers, saying 'other online locations work fine' is no indicator of anything related to an mmo with servers in a specific location. neverwinter working fine as some have stated, could be a general indication that you do have corruption somewhere in STO's client specifically.
shader cache could be corrupted, specific files, difficult to guess as you could have the clients on different hdd's even.
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Tenants in the Tradeport East Business Center have each reported progress since finding a home in Liberty County and say they expect future success.
RICHMOND HILL - The Ford Plantation luxury community and private sporting club recently began renovations to automobile magnate Henry Ford's historic winter mansion.
ATLANTA - In an effort to help Georgians conserve energy and water, save money and protect the environment, Gov. Sonny Perdue announced Georgia's fourth annual Energy Star sales-tax holiday has been expanded for the first time to include WaterSense labeled products. Georgians will not pay state or local sales taxes on the purchase of energy efficient or water efficient products that cost $1,500 or less per item. The sales tax holiday begins at 12:01 a.m. Thursday, Oct. 2, and runs through midnight Sunday, Oct. 5.
President Bush warned Wednesday that the country could experience a recession if the federal government does not take action on the proposed $700 billion bailout, and area experts say the financial crisis can come as close as anyone's front door step.
NEW YORK -- As the debate over a $700 billion bank bailout rages on in Washington, one of the nation's largest banks - Washington Mutual Inc. - has collapsed under the weight of its enormous bad bets on the mortgage market.
The Coastal Bank's executive vice president and chief operating officer, Jim LaHaise, has been named to the Savannah Technical College Foundation Board of Directors. As part of Savannah Tech's board, LaHaise will help shape the vision and the future of this regional technical college.
ATLANTA -- Georgia Gov. Sonny Perdue is traveling to Europe for a weeklong economic development trip, even as he's asking state agencies to cut back on travel amid the state's budget crunch.
The Liberty County Development Authority approved the transfer of the lease of Harbin Lumber Co. in the Midway Industrial Park to Vidalia Naval Services during a called meeting last week, a move they hope will mean more jobs.
Crumbling business on Wall Street has made its way down south to Liberty County as
ATLANTA (AP) _ Leftover sawdust and wood chips will eventually provide electricity in Georgia under a deal state officials announced Thursday.
WASHINGTON (AP) -- Urgently moving on multiple fronts to stem the worst financial crisis in decades, the government moved Friday to protect money market mutual funds against losses and temporarily banned short-selling of company stocks. The Treasury Department asked Congress to give it sweeping power to buy up toxic debt that has unhinged Wall Street.
County Clerk of Courts Barry Wilkes could not explain why Liberty County is seeing a decrease in creditors suing for property or forfeited wages while metro Atlanta offices recently have been falling behind because of so many garnishment filings.
Gov. Sonny Perdue started urging people last month in a press release to prepare now for the upcoming switch to all digital broadcast television, but Comcast cable, the area's only cable provider, said there's no need for its clients to worry.
Unemployment across the country is the highest it's ever been in five years, according to a federal report released last week. The country saw unemployment jump from 4.7 percent in July 2007 to 6.1 percent last month. State and local officials acknowledged the soaring statistics and tried to explain why so many more people are without work.
The press that prints the Coastal Courier broke down Thursday night, delaying delivery of the Friday's paper.
Caesarstone, a manufacturer of engineered quartz surfaces, will expand in Richmond Hill and create 130 additional jobs, according to a news release from Gov. Nathan Deal's office. The plan for expansion, which quietly has been in the works under code name "Project Honey," comes before the opening of Caesarstone's new plant at Belfast Commerce Centre.
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Red Bull/KTM has announced that Ryan Dungey will return to the Monster Energy AMA Supercross series tomorrow night at Qwest Field in Seattle, Wash. Dungey has missed the last five rounds due to a broken collarbone he suffered while practicing at home in Florida for the St. Louis Supercross in early March. According to the team, Dungey, the 2010 Monster Energy Supercross Champion, has been riding motocross in preparation for his return to racing.
"It will be great to have the whole team together in Seattle," says Red Bull/KTM Team Manager Roger DeCoster.
Dungey was second place in points behind Ryan Villopoto and in contention for the championship when he was injured. He chose to race in St. Louis with the injury and finished second. Further evaluation revealed a broken collarbone that needed to be plated and he had collarbone surgery on March 6.
Although he has slipped to fourth place overall, three rounds remain, and Dungey trails Davi Millsaps and Justin Brayton, who sit second and third, by 14 and nine points respectively. Placing within the top three would give KTM its best overall finish in Monster Energy AMA Supercross history.
At round two Phoenix in January, Dungey gave KTM its first ever Supercross Class main event win. Dungey added another win in Atlanta at round eight.
Eastern Regional Supercross Lites Class rider, Ken Roczen will join Dungey in the Supercross Class aboard a KTM 350 SX-F. Roczen is currently tied for second place in the Lites East division.
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"Shopping at local, independently-owned stores doesn't necessarily mean you'll spend more," said Lisa Lee Freeman, editor-in-chief of ShopSmart. "Shoppers can use sites and apps to find coupons and other special promotions from these retailers."
ShopSmart also conducted a national poll to find out why and where American women shop locally. Respondents deemed thrift stores/consignment shops as their favorite type of independent store by far, followed by hobby/craft supplies, clothing boutiques, bookstores and antiques. When asked why they shopped locally, the women who had a favorite store named the following (other than price) as their top five reasons:
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Here are the most interesting stories Wednesday in the AFC North:
- Are the Cleveland Browns looking at college receivers Michael Crabtree and Jeremy Maclin with the No. 5 pick?
Morning take: Crabtree certainly is a possibility for Cleveland. I haven't heard much interest in Maclin. Either way, taking a receiver in the first five picks is extremely risky.
- Cincinnati Bengals coach Marvin Lewis says he will not trade star receiver Chad Ocho Cinco.
Morning take: Despite prior complaining, Ocho Cinco has never held out of mandatory camps. It will be interesting to see if this year he takes it to that level.
- Does Pittsburgh Steelers cornerback William Gay believe he can fill a starting role next season?
Morning take: Yeyaah!
- Will the Baltimore Ravens draft their first place-kicker in team history?
Morning take: We mentioned this possibility Tuesday. At the very least, it would provide competition for Steve Hauschka in training camp.
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Where to begin when I am starting with this?
This is my second post. The first was regarding June bugs, which I thought must be my only problem in trying to get a green, organic back yard. Now, after reading more of the forums, I am not so certain. I may be working with more than one issue. Nothing's easy, despite the button. ;-)
So, attached are pictures of what I am starting with, and tired of looking at when I exit my back door.
- live in Central Texas (Comal County).
- Area I am attempting to improve is approx. 14,400 sq. ft. of a 2 acre parcel
- Clay soil that quickly dries on top and develops large cracks, hotter it is, more cracks develop.
- Live in an area where they mine limestone, so pretty sure my soil is alkaline.
- Lots of rocks! Even after we pick them up, more work their way to the surface. I think I need to get some organic matter on the area but not sure what, exactly.
- Use a lawn tractor set at highest level to mow.
- Have dogs, alpacas and chickens
- Two of the alpaca graze in the area (until we fence in a paddock for them) but they do not pull out the roots, no upper teeth.
- Chicken coop is mobile. We move it and the run every 7-10 days.
- We try to let the hens run the yard every evening for 3-5 hours. It is good for them, helps with bug control and they are fun to watch!
- seeded with Bermuda seed last fall, some looks like it is trying to come up.
- Threw out some more Bermuda grass seed we got on clearance, end of last summer. (about 3-4 weeks ago)
- Just built a large compost bin and piled/layered it with the chicken bedding, alpaca manure and fall leaves so it is not ready.
- I can get free mulch from the county.
- Mow with the blade set at the highest setting.
- Sprayed horticultural molasses on half of my lawn last week, hoping it would help with June bugs, etc. Nothing of note yet, not sure how long it takes...
- Two large live oak trees provide a huge canopy over part of what I would like to be green
- Septic system is buried below the area
- NO sprinkler system. Water hoses and sprinklers and drip hoses are what I have to work with.
We want it green and growing, doesn't have to be the perfect lawn. I just do not want a dry, cracked, crispy dust bowl come summer, if I can help it. I seem to be losing top soil and the rocks keep rising. I can live with some clover, a few weeds, and do consistent watering. But, in the heat of summer we are usually under some kind of water restriction, so less is best. We know it is a long term effort and since we have more time than money, I expect it to take some time to set up a system.
I need some experienced advice because the "hit and miss" stuff I have done for two years is a bust. Are my expectations realistic? Where do I start? What can I do this month? Next month?
Thanks, in advance, for the help/suggestions/insight.
Here is a link that might be useful: cabtab503 yard photos
My, God! That's an awful lot of yard to maintain. Are you sure you want to cut that much grass?
Were I you, I would consider dividing that area into different "rooms." Perhaps you could sow wildflower seeds over most of the area. They're inexpensive, easy to germinate, grow and maintain. They not only give you green but also a wide range of color, height and shape.
Use other areas for plant beds, which would still leave plenty of space for a lawn.
Hopefully others will chime in on the exact mechanics you should undertake.
Organic matter, vegetative waste, is what that soil needs.
Rather than attempting to get all 14,000 square feet to the 6 to 8 percent in one year you might consider planting cover, green manure, crops over parts which can help a lot.
What vegetative waste do you have fairly readily available, preferably for free?
I apologize for responding so late. Life took priority for a bit.
Vegetative waste: I have access to the FREE mulch from the Comal county recycle center. I was thinking of purchasing a chipper shredder and running the free mulch through (to speed decomposing and availability) and just cover the area with the resulting product.
I have not set up a watering system of any sort and the ground already has huge cracks in it that will only get worse as we go into the dog days of summer....
What do you think of my plan?
Keep in mind free is for me. I have not yet looked for manure availability (other than my four alpaca's manure and chicken droppings/bedding)


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A few weeks ago, we saw John Mayer in a Thunder jersey (customized with No. 1 and Mayer on the back). This week, we get Snoop D-O-Double-G wearing a Kevin Durant one. Pretty neat.
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Marc Spears of Yahoo! Sports talked to Brandon Roy about playing with KD: "Can me and Kevin Durant even coexist?" Roy said. "We're similar. We're both creators. We are both perimeter players. I don't know
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This year's event will feature special guest and author Sarah Smiley who will present an inspiring luncheon address. As a nationally syndicated columnist featured locally in The Times Record, Sarah is known for her humorous yet sensible perspective.
Attendees of this year's Women's Wellness Day will have access to a variety of experts offering health screenings and resources obtained through a partnership with "Health on the Move," an initiative of the Cumberland Public Health District. Participants will also experience an exciting series of interactive workshops and walk away motivated to sustain a path to personal wellness.
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Olympics cycling: Lizzie Armitstead praises GB fans
Britain's Lizzie Armitstead lavished praise on the rousing support she was given on her way to a silver medal in Sunday's Olympic women's road race.
Like the men's race on Saturday, thousands gathered all along the 140km course to roar Armitstead, 23, on to Team GB's first medal at London 2012.
Dutch star Marianne Vos beat Armitstead in the sprint finish on The Mall.
But the Yorkshirewoman said of the backing: "It's the most special thing I've experienced, it was amazing."
The key to Armitstead's success was breaking away in a group of four riders, with three-quarters of the race completed.
Russian Olga Zabelinskaya went first, but Armitstead, Vos and American Shelley Olds leapt clear of a tiring field to forge a multi-national dash to the finish.
The quartet became a trio, however, when Olds had to drop back with a puncture.
This left Armitstead, Vos and Zabelinskaya to work together to hold off the chasing pack, a feat they managed with some panache.
"We saw in the men's race that once a committed group goes, it's hard to chase from behind," said the former track world champion. "Vos was the one to watch, I was following her around.
"I'm a bit shocked, really, but I'm happy. I didn't even feel my legs, it was just so special."
Armitstead was also quick to praise her British team-mate Emma Pooley, who rode tirelessly for almost 100km, covering every break made during the frantic middle section of the race.
"That was fantastic. Marianne Vos has wanted that result for so long. Lizzie Armitstead has done everything right and rode a superb race but in the end she just didn't have the speed to take gold."
The Leeds-born star did voice a brief "what if", however, when she wondered if she should have attacked Vos earlier in the run-in to the finish line, but deep down she will know that Vos was the stronger rider.
"She is a machine right now and the rest of us are not yet at this high level," was bronze medallist Zabelinskaya's assessment of Vos, who has all too often had to settle for silver on the big occassion.
"Of course, I was a little nervous," said the 25-year-old Vos, who finished sixth in the road race at the 2008 Olympics.
"After Beijing, that was the thing on my mind for four years. Now it's happened, it's incredible. The gold is mine."
Vos, the world number one and reigning cyclo-cross champion, was also amazed by the level of support, especially as the fans had to endure three separate soakings from a sky that could not make up its mind.
"It was like a wall of sound, there were so many people," she said.
After five straight silver medals in the road race at the World Championships, nobody should begrudge Vos her moment now, particularly as Armitstead's time will come again, as will a British team now finally on the board at its home Olympics.
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While we've heard plenty of rapper Sean Boog lately (Phantom of the Jamla), and no shortage of producer Khrysis lately (King's Khrysis), the two haven't made an appearance on our pages together as The Away Team since 2008's Sum of Me. Thankfully it doesn't take more than 15 seconds of their new title track Scars & Stripes for us to hear the duo haven't lost a step. Behind the boards Khrysis delivers the kind of smoothed out boom bap beat we've come to expect from the man, although this one in particular had me in a particularly '90s frame of mind. Coming through on the mic is Boog, who once again puts his unique blend of no-holds-barred rhymes and witty, off-kilter reference on display. (I'm just saying, I don't think there are many emcees shouting out Sam Kinison). In other words, this is some seriously dope hip-hop that doesn't take itself too seriously. For more classic-hip-hop-meets-2011 music be sure to check out The Away Team's fifth studio album Scars & Stripes when it drops on October 11 via Jamla/IWWMG/Duck Down Music. Salute.
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A #1 draft pick two years ago is a Gomes/Nix platoon away from the bigs.
IMO if Alonso can't help the team this year then you begin to seriously question whether the team made a mistake with the pick. i understand he is just 23 years old but if he can't crack the bigs at age 23 his chances of being a future All Star seem a bit remote. not saying it couldn't happen. just saying late bloomers who become All Stars are a bit rare.
Anyone have any details on how Alonso has done in LF so far this year?
I disagree with you, power is the premium those guys are getting paid for and Votto has yet to top 30 HR's. Sure the smart sabermetric using teams will appreciate him just as much if not more but there are few of those teams and even less who aren't gonna want a deal because the rest of baseball isn't madly pursuing. And again that's why you lock him up sooner rather than later. He'll be 27 in september and this will be his 1st arb. eligible season. Which means we already have control of him until he's 30. I don't see many teams giving a 30 year old 1st baseman with less than 30 HR's a season 20 million a year. Especially when he is doing his damage in GABP. Sign him up after this year or next for 6 years @ 12-15 million per and I don't see how he can turn it down.
It's not like Alonso isn't gonna ask for the stars at some point so might as well take the bird in the hand.
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"You can't let praise or criticism get to you. It's a weakness to get caught up in either one."
--Woody Hayes
Alonso actually has pretty close #s to newly promoted Mets 1B Ike Davis.
I've been bagging on his power but to be fair, he's on par with Davis who is not a bad player at all.
Whether or not you want those numbers from the #7 overall pick is a different argument, but if he can figure out a way to churn out that niche, that's a useful piece to the Reds.
Understand the argument about being 23 already, but he did have the injury that slowed his progress significantly. If he's not 100% give him another year before you pronounce him not worthy of being an all star caliber player.
And, let's be honest, the Reds aren't getting tremendous / irreplaceable production from Left Field right now as it is (offensively or defensively). If Alonso can hit reasonably well and field reasonably well, there will be a spot on the major league lineup card for him in fairly short order.
Championships Matter.
24 Years and Counting...
Alonso was hitting .267/.388/.406 at Double-A Carolina.
He'll continue to play both left field and first base at Louisville.
Good deal.
Chapman to the rotation!!!! Do it already!!!!
it seems like we have a couple of guys (GOYA comes to mind) who watch the Bats games nightly. nobody i know of watches the AA games every night. so hopefully GOYA & others can fairly quickly give the rest of the board an assessment of Alonso's defensive ability in LF.
Anyone know if his glove work is improving or not? I know that has always been a big question about him.
Promoting or Showcasing?
I think he will be the key to any deal Walt makes.
I'd like to know this as well, it's not like we're getting killer D out there other than when Nix is in the game. I think Joey Votto is probably a good comparison to what Alonso's upside is, so if we could get another player in the lineup capable of those numbers, we'd be looking good. Which isn't to say Gomes hasn't been playing well as of late, if they could push him to the bench and get better numbers in the lineup, they would be better overall.
The numbers aren't exactly eye popping, but I haven't been disappointed with the pick at all. I think he will develop into an above average player offensively and has had overall good numbers in the minors. The only reason he hasn't lately is because of that hamate injury, which is completely understandable and a legit reason for less than 100% production.
It's not like Drew Stubbs anyway, where the excuses about his numbers always pertained to the league or parks he was playing in or they were changing his swing or something. He needed a lot of adjustments. Alonso will be fine as is once his hand is 100%.
I hope it's never sunny in Philly again.
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