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Fort Greene apartments entice a jovial community of racially and economically diverse residents. In this up and coming area, people of all stripes seem to get along, much to the amazement of sociologists. Its well-preserved mid-19th century Eastlake and Italianate architecture, gracious low-rise housing, and tree-lined streets all combine to build Fort Greene's appeal. Named for a Revolutionary War fort, the neighborhood is enclosed by Flushing, Flatbush, Vanderbilt, and Atlantic avenues.
Back in 1870, more than half of the African-Americans who lived in Brooklyn lived in Fort Greene. It was a prestigious area with beautiful new row houses. Brooklyn's first park was built here. Walt Whitman called for its construction to improve the hard conditions of those who lived in a shantytown off Myrtle Avenue. Olmsted and Vaux, the same pair who designed Manhattan's Central Park, created Fort Greene Park on the site of the old fort. The hard times that affected New York City in the second half of the 20th century also took their toll on Fort Greene. Residents successfully struggled to restore their neighborhood by lobbying for Historic District status. Crime ebbed considerably. Now, Fort Greene is home to old and young, black and white, and rich and poor.
Fort Greene has become a destination for foodies. The restaurant known as No. 7 may be the only place in the world you can order a General Tso's Filet-o-Fish sandwich. Just a block up Fulton Street, stop in at the Habana Outpost for a Cuban meal and enjoy the outdoor seating. Wine bars, beer gardens, and lounges are easy to find, too.
To get your shopping done, you can start at the Atlantic Terminal Mall where you'll find big box stores like Target. Fulton Street and DeKalb Avenue are also good places to seek out a retail experience. The 30-acre Fort Greene Park presents residents with tennis and basketball courts, playgrounds, and barbeques. It hosts a Summer Literary Festival and a Saturday farmer's market year-round.
One-bedroom apartments in Fort Greene go for an average of $2,500 a month. You're most likely to end up in a low-rise building, such as a brownstone. There are a few blocks of mid-rise New York Housing Authority buildings on the north side of Myrtle Avenue as well. As for your neighbors, expect all kinds. That's one of the real perks of Fort Greene.
Transportation from and to Fort Greene is excellent. The Atlantic Terminal of the Long Island Railroad is at the cross of Atlantic and Flatbush avenues. Many major subway lines stop in Fort Greene. It will take you approximately half an hour to reach Manhattan on one of these trains.
The Brooklyn Academy of Music, the Brooklyn Music School, the Museum of Contemporary African Diasporan Arts (MoCADA), and other resources all fall within Fort Greene's borders. In the park, the Prison Ship Martyr's Monument honors the more than 11,000 patriots who died on British ships during the American Revolution. Brooklyn Technical High School is one of New York City's most competitive public schools. The Brooklyn Hospital Center operates an emergency room and other clinics. Fort Greene is cared for by Brooklyn Community Board No. 2.
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In this paper, a new type of single-mode embedded dye-doped electro-optic (EO) polymeric waveguide switch based on cross-linkable negative photoresist was successfully designed and fabricated using direct photodefinition technique. The optical properties of the UV cross-linkable poled polymer were characterized. By optimizing the poling temperature and the dopant levels of Disperse Red 1, the DR1/SU-8 material showed excellent photostability and exhibited an EO coefficient, γ33, of 25 pm/V. The characteristic parameters of both the waveguide and the electrode were carefully designed and simulated by MATLAB program. The Mach-Zehnder interferometer switch on-off time obtained was about 6 μs. The new fabrication technique is a simple, rapid, and controllable process. The easy-to-fabricate waveguide structure is suitable for planar active lightwave circuit applications. The dye-doped polymer photosensitive waveguide devices will be very useful in realizing EO modulators and switches.
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MAPLETON, Ill. -- Authorities have opened a state highway as they make progress in fighting a fire at a chemical plant southwest of Peoria.
Peoria County communications supervisor Sandy Klatt said Monday that state Highway 24 has been opened through Mapleton and firefighters now have the fire at the Chemtura Corporation plant under control.
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Klatt said no one had been injured and no evacuations were needed in the small town. Mapleton is about 10 miles southwest of Peoria along the Illinois River and has about 270 residents.
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'Ducktales' Reboot Coming to Disney XD in 2017
DuckTales is coming back with even more tales of daring do, bad and good luck tales as Disney XD announced that they're bringing back the 80s cartoon with a new animated series set to launch in 2017. Uncle Scrooge, Huey, Dewey and Louie will all be return and they just might solve a mystery. Or rewrite history!
Pee-wee Herman's Next Film 'Pee-wee's Big Holiday' Officially Begins Filming in March
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Watch How the LEGO Oscar Trophies Were Made
The LEGO Movie may not have been nominated for Best Animated Feature at the 2015 Oscars, but one of the highlights of the show was still the performance of "Everything is Awesome" by The Lonely Island with Tegan & Sara. During the song, dancers from the stage came down into the audience and handed out LEGO Oscar trophies to Emma Stone, Steve Carell, Channing Tatum and Oprah, who was really excited.
First Aquaman Photo From 'Batman vs. Superman' Officially Revealed!
Batman vs. Superman director Zack Snyder revealed photos of Batman, the Batmobile and Wonder Woman on his Twitter feed, but lately things have been pretty quiet. Many fans were hoping for a first official look at the Batman vs. Superman trailer in theaters with Jupiter Ascending, but that didn't happen. Rumors have it that the trailer itself is ready and just waiting for the right moment to premiere. Could that moment be almost upon us? Snyder returned to Twitter last night, tweeting the first photo of Jason Momoa as Aquaman, along with the new tagline #unitetheseven.
'Mad Max' Trailer: Everybody's Gone Out of Their Mind
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Rumor Buster: Will a New 'Avengers 2' Trailer Air With the 'Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.' Midseason Premiere?
It's been just over a month since the last Avengers 2 trailer descended upon us like the mighty fist of Hulk and you'd think that would be enough to satisfy superhero movie fans. But, no, we need more! When is the next Avengers 2 trailer coming?? A recent report claimed that the new Avengers 2 trailer would debut following the Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. mid-season premiere on March 3, but it's time to take a closer look to see whether that rumor is legit.
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X-Men: Apocalypse is set to begin filming this summer, but director Bryan Singer is already hard at work getting ready for the start of production. He may be busy, but not so busy that he can't snap a quick photo of some X-Men: Apocalypse concept art to get the internet all excited. And confused? The mysterious shot has sparked a lot of debate, so let's try to figure out exactly what Singer is trying to show us.
How Apple Helped J.J. Abrams Design the New 'Star Wars' Lightsaber
The new Star Wars: Episode 7 lightsaber was the most hotly debated topic that came out of the first teaser trailer. What is this thing? Where did it come from? It turns out those answers might come from a very unlikely source: Apple.
The Amazing 'Star Wars' Concept Art of Designer Ralph McQuarrie
Star Wars illustrator and designer Ralph McQuarrie is responsible for some of the most iconic imagery in the pop culture and the history of movies. McQuarrie designed the look of many of the Star Wars characters including Darth Vader, C-3PO, R2-D2 and the Stormtroopers, as well as locations like the Death Star and Tattooine. In fact, it was McQuarrie's artwork that eventually sold 20th Century Fox on the idea of letting George Lucas actually make a Star Wars movie.


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OCEANIA/PAPUA NEW GUINEA - The religious, voice and prophetic action in society
Port Moresby (Agenzia Fides) - The approximately two thousand religious present in Papua New Guinea, among orders and men and women congregations, "are called to be a prophetic voice, ready to denounce injustice": is the appeal launched in a note sent to Fides by the Bishop of Goroka, Msg. Francesco Sarego, SVD, of the community of the Divine Word missionaries, asking for a greater presence of the Federation of the religious orders on the crucial issues affecting the lives of society and the nation, such as, for example, the death penalty or reception of refugees and asylum seekers. Fr. Victor Roche, Svd agrees with the Bishop's appeal, pointing out that "there are many problems in the country that need a prophetic voice", citing the issue of the killings linked to witchcraft, a sore point for Papua's society.
"It is true - says to Fides Sister Marie Turner, a nun who lives and works in Papua - that the religious speak through action". "A prophetic voice is also in our witness and lifestyle", she explains, recalling that the religious are involved in social work for the victims of violence, the disabled, the sick and homeless, for those who suffer from all kinds of addictions. (PA) (Agenzia Fides 26/07/2013)
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The research could help authorities in developing countries fight parasitic diseases, according to Project leader Professor Archie Clements from the Australian National University.
This was the 203rd time a Long March rocket has been launched. The previous satellite, Fengyun-II 07 was launched in 2012.
Japan today successfully launched a back-up spy satellite, its aerospace agency said, after cancelling an earlier lift-off due to bad weather.
Japan has successfully launched a replacement spy satellite, its aerospace agency said, as an existing device comes to the end of its working life.
The Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) and Mitsubishi Heavy Industries delayed the yesterday's planned launch of the H-2A rocket.
The quartet of spacecraft weighing 1.2 tonnes known as "Magnetospheric Multiscale" or MMS, will fly in a pyramid formation.
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Brokeifornia's First Cap And Trade Auction Complete Failure
Surprise! Well, not really, considering who cap and tax, er, trade programs have worked in countries around the world, with the costs of carbon essentially equating to junk bond status
(Sacramento Bee) State environmental leaders this week hailed California's first auction of carbon emissions credits a huge success.
But budget writers are hardly thrilled.
A low price for credits and minimal demand for future offsets suggest California will see a mere fraction of the $1 billion that Gov. Jerry Brown and lawmakers estimated the state would receive this fiscal year.
The nation's brokeyest broke state was depending on the money from the auctions to
fix their fiscal house have more money to waste on foolish projects, reelection promises, free stuff, and supporting illegal immigrants who make up one third of their prison population. They pegged their hopes on something that had yet to occur, and were Facebooked
As California sells credits, it stands to benefit financially. Brown and lawmakers assumed California would take in $1 billion total this year, spending $500 million on state budget relief and $500 million on curbing greenhouse gas emissions.
The California Air Resources Board sold $289 million in credits this month, but most of the money is dedicated for utilities and their ratepayers. That leaves $55.8 million for the state.
$289 million is not chump change, of course. But, again, they were pining for $1 billion. That's what was built in to the budget for spending.
State leaders erred on another market prediction when they assumed Facebook shares would trade at $35 this fall. The stock has traded below $25 since August, and the analyst estimates that California will see $626 million less than expected as a result.
The LAO said last week the state faces a lingering $1.9 billion deficit, partly because of less Facebook and cap-and-trade money.
So, they pinned their financial hopes on, well, hope, rather than actual economic conditions. Is it any surprise they have a $1.9 billion deficit?
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I wil try to post pics, but some creature has chewed up my raised veggie wooden board and created a "V" shape in the middle.
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Nine Elizabethtown Community and Technical College alumni will be recognized Monday for exemplary service to their professions and communities with induction into ECTC's Hall of Distinguished Alumni.
"Higher education for these honorees began on the Elizabethtown campus," said Dr. Thelma White, ECTC President/CEO. "While some continued their education at other colleges or universities, others elected to enter the work force. All have been successful and have made significant contributions to society."
Area residents are invited to a forum Oct. 19 in Elizabethtown to learn more about a grassroots effort to garner additional support among state policy makers for Kentucky's community and technical colleges.
The forum will be from 1:30 to 3 p.m. at the Elizabethtown Tourism & Convention Center, 1030 N. Mulberry St. It will focus on Kentuckians for Community and Technical Colleges, a statewide advocacy campaign launched earlier this month by the Kentucky Community and Technical College System.
A storm front pushed winds up to 80 miles an hour through the dark of night early Friday leaving a line of damage just north of Upton along the Hardin-LaRue county line.
A National Weather Service survey team visited the area hours later and determined straight-line winds created damage that stretched about a third of a mile and the length of 15 football fields.
Robert H. Austin of Bowling Green will have a book signing 12:30-3:30 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 17, at Lincolns Loft on the square. Austin will be signing copies of his fiction novels, "The Shoebox" and "The Saloon."
A fall clean-up day will be held from 8 a.m. until noon Saturday at the LaRue County Maintenance Facility across from LaRue County High School.
Household items can be dropped off for disposal or recycling. Electronics scrap, batteries and scrap metal will be accepted.
For more information, check with Jill Gray, LaRue County solid waste coordinator, at 358-9903..
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When Sheree Vance described what's planned for this year's Glendale Crossing Festival, she said there would be typical festival activities, but then corrected herself.
"But it's not typical, because it's in Glendale," she said.
Vance has been chairwoman for the festival since 1995, and is seeing the event into its 30th year this Saturday. While the temperature isn't expected to be high, the number of crafts booths will be.
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Alex Lee helped the LaRue County Hawks end two years of frustration in a big way Saturday night.
A junior running back, Lee rushed for a game-high 198 yards and three touchdowns on 19 carries to lead the Hawks to a 42-6 win over North Bullitt in a Class 4-A, District 4 game at Hawk Field.
The win is LaRue County's first over a District 4 opponent. The Hawks (5-2 overall, 1-0 district) entered Saturday's game 0-7 against district opponents since the KHSAA was realigned in 2007.
Students in the LaRue County High School Oral Communications class are participating in a collaborative project with Kentucky Repertory Theater and two other schools to act in the play "Our Town" by Thornton Wilder.
KRT's artistic director and professional actor Robert Brock visits LCHS one or two days each week to direct students as they rehearse the second act of the famous play. Under the supervision of assistant director Macy Bailey, students spend their rehearsals going over lines and blocking particular scenes.
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Pls help... undercabinet outlets & lighting
I've been reading & re-reading the posts about undercabinet lighting and plugmolds but I still haven't come up with what I need to buy/get.
I have an L shaped counter and am leaning towards a glass backsplash - I really like the idea of having the plugs under the cabinets.
Can you please help me narrow down the options to 2 specific brand or product? Something that is not going to break the bank as I only have a small budget for my kitchen remodel.
Thanks in advance!
I can't talk plugmold, since DH didn't want it. I used pegasus lighting's xenon thin under cabinet task lights. They give out plenty of light. They do get pretty warm (don't want to touch them) and the cabinet gets warm but not hot. I went with them since they were over 1/2 the price of the same type in LED. I would have loved LED, but the $$$ just keep stacking up on the remodel. They are dimmable which is what I wanted.
I liked that they were thin, so they don't show under the cabinets. Good luck, there's so much out there it's hard to find what will work for you.
Here is a link that might be useful: xenon ucl's
Frugal- I recently posted on a plug mold question. I am on my iPhone. We used a basic wire mold/plug mold which looks like a basic power strip but isn't. GC put in angled wood for the strips - they are great.
If you google search for a2gemini gardenweb kitchen, you should pull up one of my posts.
I can post tomorrow night - hopefully.
Here is my post to my final reveal - there are some pictures close to the top of the plug mold
Here is another post of PlugMold questions - we used something called WireMold and looks like a power strip on steroids and then mounted on an angled piece of wood.
And here are some additional pictures to help you
The first one shows the angled strips - We did put a trim on the bottom of the cabinets to keep invisible. The only problem was a cold air return that got in the way of one of the plug spaces - so we had to bridge that one and if you are short, you can see the bridge - I might try to paint the wires to match the backsplash.
The bridge is under these cabinets, between the glass cabinet and the end cabinet - I didn't take a picture of the bridge but it doesn't show when looking straight ahead, just when you are little and looking up - but then you would see the lights and plugs anyway...
I have a back-painted glass backsplash on my counters, also L-shaped. I have the Task Lighting angled outlets and Ikea Grundtal undercabinet lights. Both worked out well for me.
I am just finishing my kitchen remodel and I used Wiremold and led bar lights from Environmental Lights so there are no outlets on the wall. Mosiac tile backsplash behind the sink and back-painted glass everywhere else. The glass is still be fabricated, but I can tell you it cost 50% more then the tile would have (which came out to about $800 more in my case since we were covering 45sf of wall), so you have to consider that the backsplash is more likely to break the bank than the undercabinet options you are looking at. I also recessed the bottom of my cabinets 1.5" to be sure that I wouldn't see the plugmold when sitting at the peninsula opposite the sink wall. Photo below so you can see.
For those of you who are using this plug molding to forgo any outlets on your backsplashes, do you unplug your coffeemakers, etc. when you aren't using them to avoid having the plug hanging from above?
A2gemini, where did you get that two-tiered fruit basket (if you don't mind my asking)?
Just for fun I took a look when I went to HD for my last 2 recessed lights (can't buy single online from them).
They had a 36 inch tamper resistant plug mold strip in white or black. It appears that you just hook it up like it was an outlet at one end. Not sure why I read so many complaints about it being a PIA to install. So I picked one up to ask my GC Monday, might end up with one. It would be in a section that needs to have another outlet added anyway for code since it will be a longer piece of countertop than before, so this might actually be easier for him. It was about $80, but would also make the backsplash tile much easier since two outlets would be eliminated. We would leave the coffee maker plugged in, but it's pretty tall anyway and in a corner.
I can't remember where I bought the 2 tier basket - it is probably about 15 years old. If I remember, I will post. Someone else has the same one and maybe they will remember.
I did put a couple outlets around (but wish I had not except for possibly the one in the corner. I don't store much on the counter (but soon will be getting my Vitamix and the game might change...) The coffee pot is plugged in on a lower outlet but probably would not have unplugged it - but might have looked for a white cord coffee pot if there is such a thing..
I think I got a bit carried away on outlets -but now I want one on my garden window for my plant light and mat...
Jelly - we are planning on plugmold. We also don't plan on having things sitting on our countertops when they aren't being used, so they won't be plugged in. For example, our coffeemaker will be going in an appliance area that will be concealed with pocket-style doors that will close when not in use.
If you contact EL through their site with what you want and attach a floor plan they will send you a quote and put everything in a cart for you. All the pricing is listed for each product on the site, but it can be hard to figure out a whole system for some lines because you may need a few different parts.
They sent me a quote, and when I called with questions they were very friendly and knowledgeable. They set everything up in a cart, so all I had to do was log in and buy. My lights should be here Monday, I got the Maxlite.


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Odds and Ends: Halladay Wants Out, Ticket Prices Up
Posted by Pat Gallen, Sun, November 22, 2009 04:01 PM | Comments: 155
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- Roy Halladay alert: He has reportedly told the Blue Jays he will not resign with them after his contract expires this season. This will certainly speed up the trading process for Toronto as they look to get as much out of him on the market as they can.
Could the Phillies possibly steal him? The Yankees will reportedly give up either Phil Hughes or Joba Chamberlain in any deal, plus some other prospects as well. Would Philadelphia be willing to deal J.A. Happ and Michael Taylor in a deal for one year of Halladay?
- Edwin Jackson is on the trade block out of Detroit. Phillies fans last saw Jackson with the Rays in the World Series a few years back. He is not as talented as Halladay, but is much cheaper for at least the next few seasons. Jackson made just $2.2 million last season and while he will be due a considerable raise, may come with a considerably.
Could he be had for lesser prospects? Jackson's numbers were very good as he earned his first all-star berth at the age of 26. He finished with 13 wins and a 3.62 ERA in 214 innings. The 6-foot-3 righty struggled a bit down the stretch, but is still in his formative years as a pitcher and could be the solid right hander the Phils are searching for on the cheap.
- FYI for ticket buyers – the prices are going up. Select tickets will be $2 to $4 more expensive for the 2010 season. Hopefully, the brass will spend a little more of it, since the tickets are already getting up there. I know it isn't Yankee Stadium, but lower level seats go for $40 or more, making it tough for people to afford them.
According to the Philadelphia Inquirer, season-ticket plans for new account holders will go on sale Tuesday. On Dec. 4, the Phils will begin selling ticket six-packs.
Group-ticket sales will begin Jan. 13, and the Phillies will sell individual tickets to spring-training games the next day.
Posts: 0 BS
I hope that $2-4 extra ends up contributing to a payroll bump… for a Cliff Lee extension and a Roy Halladay acquisition.
Posted: 04:28 PM on November 22, 2009
Posts: 0 shag beta sigma delta
Living in Vermont, and listening to Yankee, and Red Sox fans, about tickets I think the Bank is a steal. I have a Season Ticket package, although it is not lower level, it is still a great deal, even if they go up $4. Along both baselines in the upper deck are still great seats for Under $25 in the package I have(this includes $4 increase.
Posted: 04:44 PM on November 22, 2009
Posts: 0 Phan in nyc
The Phils are not gonna go for Halladay. I wish they would.
Posted: 05:13 PM on November 22, 2009
Posts: 0 Tavian
Halladay is a great pitcher eight years older than Jackson. He wants a boat-load of money in 2011. Go for Jackson and two solid bullpen pitchers. Also, accept lesser players at third base like a returning Feliz or Juan Uribe. Also, Wilson Betemit is an experienced utility player better than Bruntlett. SPEND THE BIG MONEY ON PITCHING. That is what wins games. Both Uribe and Betemit can play shortstop, second, third and outfield. A lot of utility for the buck. Again: SPEND THE MONEY ON PITCHING. The Phils can score runs.
Posted: 05:22 PM on November 22, 2009
Posts: 0 joedad
$3 times 3 million fans per year is $9 million which doesn't even pay for current player raises. It is great that the Phils don't charge so much that they exclude families from going to games.
Posted: 06:35 PM on November 22, 2009
Posts: 0 Matt
I'll be honest, as a 20 something year old guy, they priced me out about 2 years ago, and I have an above average job too. Most of the fans probably just put it on their credit card and deal with it later…
Me, I'd rather just sit back and watch it on my HDTV on my newly purchased house. I estimated I probably saved about $2-3K over the last 2 years by not going as often. If this makes me not a die hard fan, then so be it. If half of the current Phillies fans know who Jeff Calhoun, Wally Richie, or Ron Stone is, then I'll gladly move them ahead of me on the fan chart.
Posted: 07:42 PM on November 22, 2009
Posts: 0 Lucky
I think it would be in the Phillies best interest to push as hard as they can for Halladay, as long as it doesn't break the bank..Which it possibly could. The thing with trading Happ and Taylor is…#1…Toronto would want atleast one more player in the deal just to squeeze as much as they possibly can out the deal…#2….If you traded away Happ, who would be the other #5 guy?
? (Moyer or Pedro possibly)
We'll just have to wait and see how this pans out. The Yankees want Hallday BAD, and we have to be aggresive and stop that from happening.
Posted: 07:52 PM on November 22, 2009
Posts: 0 Tavian
Geoff Geary is available on the free agent market. If this is not huge news, then I really do not know what is. Moreover, he pitched well for the Phils.
Posted: 08:41 PM on November 22, 2009
Posts: 0 NickFromGermantown
It's ironic that I'm saying this considering I will likely be buying a 17 game plan, but I really prefer watching games on TV. The atmosphere of the ballpark is great, but in terms of watching pitching and te rest of the action, I think you really have to watch the game on TV.
Posted: 09:18 PM on November 22, 2009
Posts: 0 George
Halladay is too expensive in terms of both salary and prospects. Jackson would cost mostly in prospects, but given his youth, last year's success, and the fact he'll be under team control a while longer might mean grade A prospects. I doubt the Phils will gut the farm system for either.
Betemit already signed a minor league deal with Kansas City, so he's no longer an option.
As far as ticket prices, I couldn't afford a game for just myself, let alone an entire family, so increases don't mean much to me. Anyone who can afford a ticket now probably won't miss an extra couple of bucks, although it could cost a family too much. It's sad when kids can't see games at a real ballpark, with real hot dogs, real cheering, real ball game sights, sounds, and smells, the chance to catch a foul ball, or get an autograph. Those things are remembered as much as a home run or shutout, and it's just not a real experience without that added atmosphere. I wish ballplayers and owners realized this. Kids are the game's future, and they shouldn't be deprived by unaffordable prices. I never cared that much about baseball until I saw an actual game, and probably wouldn't still be a fan had I not seen one.
Posted: 11:50 PM on November 22, 2009
Posts: 0 Phil
There's a reason Detroit is putting Jackson on the market…he pitched horrible down the stretch. I bet his arm is about to fall off. I think we should start the season off as is and pick up Webb or somebody else before the trade deadline. We don't need to start off the season with two aces, plus I'd put a lot of money on Hamels bouncing back next season.
Posted: 12:18 AM on November 23, 2009
Posts: 0 karen
Geez, once again poor Happ is the subject of all these damn trade rumors. The Phillies will do whatever they want but what about 3b, what about some solid bullpen pitchers? backup catcher? players to use of the bench?
And explain how Hamels is never mentioned. How does anyone know that he will return to the rare 2008 playoff form? It was said all year that he would get it back, but he did not and mentally he checked out. Halliday would be 1 year. Lee 1 year. Drabek is in reading and who knows how he will be in the majors? And, seriously, moyer or pedro as the 5th starter? wow, that is pathetic
Posted: 12:25 AM on November 23, 2009
Posts: 0 Geoff
Jackson is the better, cheaper move all around. Dont hold your breath on Halladay though. Id like to see a Lee extension with that ticket price hike. Thats about all it will cover though, but maybe thats what they were thinking. Who knows.
Id actually rather trade a few decent prospects for Jackson than overpay for a 4th starter in Free Agency or sign some injured guy for 5 million dollars.
If they traded for Halladay they would have about 5 million dollars to sign a 3B, Relief pitcher, bench infielder, and backup catcher. You cant even bring back the guys we cut loose for that amount of money so can you PLEASE drop the Halladay talk?
MAYBE the ticket price hike is related to the Lee extension talks or the Halladay rumors, maybe not. I wouldnt hold my breath. They cant really raise prices too much more before it crosses the line and becomes outrageous.
But maybe they do feel they can sustain this payroll with the hikes in years to come, who knows. Those outfield cheap seats better not get more than 26 bucks or so otherwise thats outrageous.
Posted: 12:51 AM on November 23, 2009
Posts: 0 Matt
My advice for families with kids who just can't afford to spend $200 to take a family of 4 to a game would be to consider taking a trip on the turnpike in either direction to go to Reading or Lehigh Valley (especially Lehigh Valley – really nice facility up there).
I started going last year, and I've really had a nice time at both places. It also helps that the Phillies have an actual farm system nowadays. The baseball at both places is really decent, at a great price.
Posted: 06:06 AM on November 23, 2009
Posts: 0 bfo_33
Toronto seems to be intent on reducing their negotiation position with every press release. They might as well put out a classified add stating "a couple of prospects or b.o.". Also, their primary intent is reducing costs, not necessarily getting value in return. They don't want to see Doc 19xs/yr in the other dugout.
Here's the other issue – what if the Yanks, BoSox,…. take him, even for a year? The Phils probably don't need Halladay to make the playoffs in 2010, maybe they could even get back to the WS with Jackson,…., but they won't beat CC and Halladay, or Beckett/Lester/Halladay.
In 1980, it looked like we had 2 or 3 more rings from that team. Made it one more time with the Wheez Kids, then one memorable team in the next 25 years. There is no guarantee of a dynasty – make the move to solidify 2010. et Doc!
Posted: 07:13 AM on November 23, 2009
Posts: 0 George
Hamel's 2008 form wasn't exactly rare. He also won 15 in 2007, so a comeback is less of a stretch than landing a high-priced Halladay.
Remember, although the Jays would like to dump his contract, there are a lot of teams interested in him. The Jays can easily hold out for the best package of prospects, and that would mean EXPENSIVE.
As far as Moyer and Martinez as possible fifth starters, they won 15 games between them–17 if you count the ones Pedro started and Moyer finished. Most teams would salivate over those totals from the number five slot. That's not to say there aren't issues there, but Jackson would be too costly as an alternative.
Posted: 07:36 AM on November 23, 2009
Posts: 0 Georgie
So, will Halladay go to the highest bidder? Which will probably be the Yankees, right? Maybe it's just my Monday morning mood, but I find it disgusting if that's all that really matters to him. If he does go there, I don't see how anyone will be able to compete with their starting rotation, so then you have practically NO competition in the AL, which sucks for the majority of the franchises and their fans. Ugh, the thought of them having a dynasty makes me feel like throwing something. Kinda the same way I felt while trapped in a movie theatre Saturday watching New Moon. I highly DON'T recommend it.
Posted: 10:37 AM on November 23, 2009
Posts: 0 beta sigma shag
I would have to greatly disagree that baseball is better watch in front of a TV, football yes, but baseball is a great game to watch at the stadium, you get to see everything that is going on not just where the ball goes.
I do make a ton of money, and yes I do not have children yet. But for my wife and I to go to the games and have decent seats it really is not that expensive. I live in Vermont and have the Sunday Package, sect 417, so the last years tickets avg. about 22 dollars a piece. The $5 round trip subway ride, A few brews, some food and a program still just around $100 for the two of us. Which compared to going out to dinner and a movie is cheap, even if you eat at Fridays or some joke place like that you are going to spend $100 or maybe a little less.
I agree that they can not break the bank and raise ticket prices though the roof. But $23-$26 a ticket is really not that unreasonable. Even a family of four, you spend $200 to go to a game($25 per ticket, and $100 on program and hot dogs and soda beer) And you go to a movie and dinner with your family the movie $40 at least, and dinner including a tip going to be $70-$90 and that is if you go to a cheaper chain place a place so thier is $110-$140 so to spend another $60 one or two times a year. Is not outragoues. I know no one wants to go but it would cost you at least $100 a ticket for bleacher seats at fenway on anygiven week day.
Posted: 10:56 AM on November 23, 2009
Posts: 0 Phil
Georgie, their rotation is really overrated. Burnett and Pettitte are nothing more than a #3 and #4 starter. They have no #2 starter. The problem we faced during the WS against them is that we didn't have a #2 starter either. Hamels can be that guy, he just wasn't this year.
Posted: 10:57 AM on November 23, 2009
Posts: 0 beta sigma shag
that is suppose to say I do NOT make a ton of money
Posted: 11:03 AM on November 23, 2009
Posts: 0 beta sigma shag
Yes I would agree Yankees rotation is not unstoppable, Burnett can only pitch at home, Petite has to almost done, And I think the Chamberline as a starter experiment is over. So after CC who do they have right now. Saying that a CC Doc 1-2 would really suck to face in the playoffs unless you are the phillies can I am pretty sure we beat CC once and had a chance to beat him twice this last year.
Posted: 11:08 AM on November 23, 2009
Posts: 0 The Original Chuck P
I wouldn't want Edwin Jackson next year… he definitely hit a wall last season and was completely ineffective down the stretch (2.52 ERA first half and 5.07 ERA second half). He threw over 200 innings for the first time in his career last year… I like him and I think that he's going to have a nice career but he has to figure out how to endure an entire season and next year might be a tough year.
If we could somehow negotiate a sign and trade for Halladay, Rube would have to consider it. We could compliment Lee, Halladay, Howard, Utley and Rollins with rookies and has-beens and probably still win 90 games and have a sure thing playoff rotation.
I don't know if that's possible… he's probably going to want 5 years but at this point, Rube's gotta start thinking about the future of his rotation… Which pitcher do you want anchoring this rotation for the next 5 years?
Posted: 11:14 AM on November 23, 2009
Posts: 0 bfo_33
I entirely agree that baseball is best watched at the field. With a family of 5 and the seat prices, we split our 7 games or so between CBP and Lehigh Valley. It certainly helps that there is now some talent down below (although I'd sacrifice some of that for Halladay), and LV is closer and easier to get in/out of then Scranton/Wilkes Barre.
Posted: 11:14 AM on November 23, 2009
Posts: 0 George
Toronto will want either major league talent or high level prospects. I'm not sure the Yanks have enough of either to give up, so they may not be the high bidder for Halladay. I'm not sure why people are so worried when it's not just the dollars that matter in a trade.
And Georgie, you may be a little off base in your disgust with Halladay. He has said he wants to try free agency, but that may not be just for the big bucks. He wants to play for a winner, not the also-ran Jays. I'm sure Utley or Howard or Rollins would try free agency, too, if the Phils were as bad as the Jays have been the past fifteen years.
Posted: 11:42 AM on November 23, 2009
Posts: 0 Georgie
George, I had a couple of "ifs" in that comment, because I don't KNOW if he'll go to the highest bidder, but I absolutely don't blame him for wanting to leave the Jays. My disgust is with the whole mentality of wealthy teams offering huge contracts to players, while smaller markets get stuck with left-over players and can't compete. We are very fortunate to be fans of Phila teams, but that doesn't mean I can't feel badly for the "little guys". I would rather see a league where more teams have a chance to win a championship and not be out of the race by June.
Posted: 11:55 AM on November 23, 2009
Posts: 0 Geoff
Missed you Georgie, lol…
Well Id rather them meet most or all of their needs and be a DEEP team next season with a deep rotation, bench, lineup, and staff. IF you get Halladay, you will get GARBAGE to fill the other positions and they will NOT be as good of a team than if they filled ALL their needs. They won the WS without a guy like Halladay. It was Hamels and a bunch of just…guys really pitching out of their minds. This year it was Lee, Pedro, and just…guys.
I want a depth starting pitcher (4th ish type), AND I want them to get a GOOD 3B, a GOOD reliever, a GOOD utility infielder, and a decent backup catcher, and as good a 5th OF as you can get for the minimum, maybe even a Rule 5 guy.
I want a complete team, not a team with holes in it…
Posted: 12:09 PM on November 23, 2009
Posts: 0 The Original Chuck P
From what I'm gathering, a sign and trade is likely out of the question. I would still like to see us make a run at him. If you can get him now, you might have a chance to keep him around (if he likes it and if we treat him well). If he ends up in a place like Boston, he's not leaving ($$ talks)… frankly, there aren't many potential suitors out there with the talent and wherewithal to make a run at Halladay. Toronto is going to have to take what they can get from a suitor outside of the AL East and pray that he doesn't find his way back into the AL East or trade within the division and see how that turns out. I think that we have a chance to get him at a reasonable price. They risk only getting two draft picks for him. If we can throw a couple of near-ready prospects and a mid level prospect, maybe that works. I don't know… I know it's a long shot (and I'm probably crazy) but I just can't help but be enamored by the fact that we have a shot at a rotation centered on Lee and Halladay and Drabek… historically nasty.
Posted: 12:14 PM on November 23, 2009
Posts: 0 Don M
Would JA HAPP and MICHAEL TAYLOR be enough to land Roy Halladay?? I doubt it..
Phil Hughes is the best of the prospects named..
I really think that Halladay to the Phillies is just a dream.. maybe as a Free Agent, but I can't see a trade working out where we get to keep Drabek, Gose, Brown .. and get Halladay
Posted: 12:32 PM on November 23, 2009
Posts: 0 Geoff
Yeah: Would you rather have a more "complete team" or have you offseason additionas be Roy Halladay and A BUNCH OF GUYS WHO SUCK.
Posted: 12:35 PM on November 23, 2009
Posts: 0 jman
They need a #5 guy regardless of whether Happ or Halliday is here. I think it should be Kendrick. He went down and improved his game, and did well in his late-season call-up. He can only get better. Moyer and Martinez will not improve, only decline. With the top 4 in place, the Phillies need to use the #5 spot to work in a young guy (and it's still too soon for Drabek).
Posted: 12:37 PM on November 23, 2009
Posts: 0 The Original Chuck P
If JA Happ, Michael Taylor and Drabek were enough to get Halladay last year, you have to think that two out of the three would be enough to get him today… and why not? Toronto is going to get two draft picks when he walks. Are you telling me that JA Happ and Michael Taylor are not better than the alternative for Toronto? And those two are still better than anything else that's been offered by other non AL East teams.
Posted: 01:28 PM on November 23, 2009
Posts: 0 Don M
HAPP, TAYLOR, and DRABEK wasn't good enough to get him last year
They wanted some combination of HAPP, DRABEK, DOMONIC BROWN and ANTHONY GOSE
they aren't big on Taylor.. I don't think anyone is, which is why when I suggested Michael Taylor + a pitcher for Kevin Kouzmanoff (Padres 3b), people said that was WAY TOO MUCH
but in reality.. if no teams are interested in Taylor, does it matter than Baseball Whatever ranks him # whatever ??? It only matters what you think, and then what the other teams think of your prospects
Phil Hughes is a WAY BETTER prospect than JA HAPP .. Happ had a nice season last year, but Hughes is younger, with more "tools, talent", etc..
Not sure what else the Yankees have in their farm system though
and lets not count out the Red Sox, who needs an ACE pitcher more than the Yankees do.. Burnett is steadily injured.. Lester if good, but young.. Dice K is pretty good, sometimes.. Clay Bucholz is going to be really good.. but at that point, maybe some of their current talent will be gone ??
Posted: 02:03 PM on November 23, 2009
Posts: 0 Georgie
haha, thanks Geoff, and I like that "Halladay and a bunch of guys who suck", because that's what it will end up being. I'm inclined to hang on to Happ and our prospects, it's a risky and VERY expensive move to bring Roy here. Risky in that you're going to have to sacrifice quality in the rest of the team to carry those HUGE Lee and Halladay contracts, and what if they don't want to stay here, or want to go year to year? Then you've lost some young guys that you probably wish you could have back, for a year or two of, what? Still doesn't guarantee another WFC.
Posted: 02:06 PM on November 23, 2009
Posts: 0 The Original Chuck P
OK… then Happ and Brown. Brown or Taylor… one but not the other. I think we all feel pretty good about both…
Phil Hughes by himself is not enough and that's pretty much all they've got… unless they're willing to trade Jesus Montero. Phil Hughes is probably untouchable, too.
Posted: 02:11 PM on November 23, 2009
Posts: 0 The Original Chuck P
I doubt that Halladay would happen… but wouldn't it be nice?
Posted: 02:27 PM on November 23, 2009
Posts: 0 Don M
Phillies will not trade Domonic Brown, or Kyle Drabek …
because they'll need those guys on their Major League roster soon
the club has offered Taylor before, which means they would be willing to move him
Teams are more interested in Anthony Gose (who I think lead every level of baseball in Stolen Bases this year, with 76 steals!)
Posted: 02:36 PM on November 23, 2009
Posts: 0 JeffS
Having watched a bit of both of them last year, I think Taylor is much closer to filling a major league role than Brown, even if Brown has greater potential. I also think Brown's numbers in the fall league last I checked bears this out.
What worries me is Savery – I saw a lot of his starts, and although his work ethic has improved a lot, I just don't see him as anything close to a mid rotation guy in the bigs anytime in the future. Which means we have a whole lot riding on Drabek, so here's hoping….
"they aren't big on Taylor.. I don't think anyone is"
Posted: 02:37 PM on November 23, 2009
Posts: 0 JeffS
I would have no problem trading Gose if it meant filling a real and current need. I love speed as much as anyone, but it only matters if you can get on base against MLB pitchers, which is a crapshoot with him, and he also can sometimes make routine fielding plays look like obstacle courses.
Posted: 02:43 PM on November 23, 2009
Posts: 0 Don M
Taylor is definitely closer… but I don't think he's close to taking over for any of our 3 OF's (just because Werth could become a Free Agent next year doesn't, and could walk.. doesn't mean that Taylor is a legit candidate to replace him.. )
I haven't seen Taylor play in person.. but I did get to see Brown at the end of last year.. and his speed is impressive, he floats around the field, and once he develops more power (once he grows into his body).. he'll be an All-Star
I also got to see Johan Flande pitch last year, and I was VERY impressed by him.. not sure what their plans are with him.. but he's got really good stuff, and keeps the ball down in the zone (until he gets tired)
Posted: 03:00 PM on November 23, 2009
Posts: 0 Don M
JeffS .. I agree completely..
BUT.. would Happ + Gose get you Halladay?
…Probably Not
Happ + Gose + Taylor?
…Probably, but that seems like too much to give up for one year of Halladay
They aren't trading Brown, so there aren't a lot of legit packages that make sense to deal with Toronto..
Savery was called "risky" by lots of scouts when we drafted him.. and he's had control problems so far ..
Phillies have a couple of young arms that are looking at MLB-readiness in 2011-2012 … but nobody is ever a sure thing
Posted: 03:04 PM on November 23, 2009
Posts: 0 Manny
How about getting a thirdbaseman first??
Posted: 03:54 PM on November 23, 2009
Posts: 0 JeffS
I've heard great things about Flande, but I only saw him start once in Reading, and the results were not great. I think it was actually his first or second start with the R-Phils, so maybe he just wasn't on his game yet.
On the other topic, the difficulty in getting the seats I really want (as the Phils have gotten successful – remember the days of 15,000 people in the Vet?) is having more of an effect on me than the price increases. Used to do the Sunday plan, but ESPN kept taking more afternoon games to night, and it was just too late getting back here to the middle of PA. So now I just do the six-pack and pick all the Saturday games, and do the minor league games on weekends when the Phils are away or when I need a vacation.
Posted: 04:04 PM on November 23, 2009
Posts: 0 schwalmy
they are waiting for atkins to be released by the rocks and won't even entertain other options until it happens. they have one more year of lee on the cheap and then he is looking for cc like $$$$ and made that very clear too the indians! the reason holliday was more to the phils liking is because he was more likly too resign he wants to go to a team and retire with that team he doesnt like change but sees it as nessisary if he wants too win !!!! This is info from the trade deadline don't know why itr would change now!!!!!
Posted: 04:17 PM on November 23, 2009
Posts: 0 JeffS
Didn't Atkins go to school with Chase? Hmmmm.
Posted: 04:18 PM on November 23, 2009
Posts: 0 JeffS
If it will help Chase do better, I'm jumping on the Atkins bandwagon.
"Atkins and Utley have been close friends since fall 1997, when UCLA coach Gary Adams had the pair of incoming freshmen infielders room together. In the decade since, as their bond has strengthened, Atkins and Utley have prodded each other to succeed.
"If he can do it, I know I can do it," said Atkins, the Rockies' third baseman. "And it's the same way with him."
Said Utley: "I think we do push each other.""
Posted: 04:30 PM on November 23, 2009
Posts: 0 Lucky
I'm sorry to say this, but Pedro in the #5 role would be perfect. Maybe most of you forgot this, but he didn't really pitch that bad at all…Probably a lot better than all of us expected. Not to mention, he would come a lot cheaper than probably 85% of the starters who are available in the free agent market right now. All I'm saying is that I wouldn't be upset if it happened.
Posted: 04:35 PM on November 23, 2009
Posts: 0 bfo_33
By the way, the Phils got to the World Series this year with Lee and "a bunch of guys who suck" – Pedro Feliz (I like his glove, but didn't hit after the all-star brea), Paul Bako, Matt Stairs, Eric Bruntlett, most of the pen. Imagine the same team, but insert Halladay. I'd call that a repeat. All this team needs a 3rd baseman who can play defense, bodies in the bullpen, and another top of the order starter.
Posted: 04:38 PM on November 23, 2009
Posts: 0 Don M
Pedro can't start every 5th day.. and last for the entire season
He would be smart to do the same thing he did last year, get himself in shape.. and pick which playoff contending team he wants to pitch for
The problem with trading for Halladay.. is that you need to give up prospects to get him (or you can wait one year, not give up anything.. and have a chance to get him)
Imagine trading for Halladay .. and then next offseason, we lose Cliff Lee to the Yankees, and Roy Halladay to the Red Sox … we would get draft picks for losing those guys, but our CLOSE prospects would be gone in those deals too
with a CHANCE that we would get back to the World Series..
The guys I would give up in a trade to Toronto aren't the kind of guys they'll want to give up Roy Halladay..
Posted: 04:52 PM on November 23, 2009
Posts: 0 Havoc
I know that like you guys I'm not counting on Moyer to last the year as our 5th starter, but I think we should get comfortable with the fact that he will be our 5th starter in spring training and probably to start the season, with Kendrick, Carpenter, & Drabek ready to step in if needed. (Probably in that order) The Phils probably won't look to sign another starter unless someone like Harden or Sheets signs for a really cheap deal.
Rumors say that after raises and built in increases the team will have about 20 million to spend this offseason. They need a starting 3B, 3 guys in the BP, & 3 guys on the bench. Should be able to get a league minimum back up catcher, and there should be a few affordable bullpen arms out there given the market, but if we want significant improvement to the bench and a backup closer that's going to cost us.
With a rotation of Lee, Hamels, Blanton, & Happ I'm comfortable with seeing what we can get out of Moyer, Kendrick and the others.
Priority for me is Adrian Beltre at 3B, Mark Derosa for the utility guy, & Brandon Lyon for the BP, just hope the Phils can afford it.
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Now back in print, this definitive 240-page collection of the complete piano works of noted composer Robert Starer includes not only his popular 'Sketches in Color' but also a large number of previously hard-to-find intermediate pieces perfect for teaching. In typical Starer style, the pieces in the collections Steven Vignettes (1950), Four Seasonal Pieces (1985), Three Israeli Sketches (1957), At Home Alone (1980), and Hexhedron (1971) bear imaginative titles such as "The Camel and the Moon," "Dancing Next Door," and "Doggedly, Lulishly, Almost Pig-Headedly," a literary connection that encourages students to connect emotions to notes. The collection ranges from Starer's elementary works to his concert works.
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Yosemite and the redwoods is all I want to do in that socialist state.
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US judge drops charges against alleged 1976 plane bomber
"I am free," exclaimed Posada Carriles, 79, on Miami's Radio Mambi, shortly after the judge in El Paso, Texas dismissed all seven charges linked to his sneaking into the United States and lying to immigration authorities.
"Thank God, you, all of my brothers, the people in Cuba .. for this victory," said Posada Carriles, who is accused by Cuba and Venezuela of masterminding a 1976 plane bombing that killed 73 people...
But Cuba reacted with anger at the release of the man they called "the Bin Laden of the hemisphere."...
Posada Carriles was jailed in Venezuela in 1976 for allegedly masterminding the downing of a Cuban jet off Barbados.
He escaped in 1985, was sentenced to eight years in jail in Panama for a 2000 bomb plot to assassinate Cuban President Fidel Castro, and was pardoned four years later.
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Peer pressure took a whole different turn recently in Deb Weimelt's eighth grade health classes at Farmington Middle School West.
It is not unusual for kids of that age to talk about crack cocaine, Ecstasy, and other drugs. And it is perfectly natural for students to be curious about what those "highs" might be like.
But in Weimelt's class the past 10 days or so, students have been teaching students about what drugs can do -- and not in a positive light.


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